Come support AGO and bid on a melange of items held at the Museum of Anthropology!

President: Kyle Bocinsky
Vice-President: Rigden Glaab
Treasurer: Nichole Bettencourt
Secretary: Ethan McGaffey
GPSA Representatives: Whittaker Harpel and Joshua Johnson
Representative to The Anthropology Club (Undergraduates): Kelly Derr
Stream Representatives to Faculty Meetings
Cultural: Jack McNassar
Evolutionary: Chris Kiathipes
Archaeology: Claudette Casile

When: Sunday 14 September 1PM
Where: Nendel’s Inn Roof
1915 E Main St
Why: Raise money! (10% of the proceeds go to charity)

Important Details: $10 cover (provides food, drinks, music and ’self-worth’)

Agenda
Lipe Scholar Committee 2008-2009
Fundraising
AGO Banquet

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Topic: TBA

Dr. Barfield is professor in anthropology at Boston University.  Barfield has performed fieldwork in northern Afghanistan and Xinjiang, China. His current research focuses on war reconstruction and economic development and reorganization.

 http://www.bu.edu/anthrop/faculty/barfield/

It’s September, and once again AGO is looking to take all those old knick-knacks that you’ve been squirreling away for the past year to raise money for the organization. However, as much as you would like to donate, we’re still working on a storage location, so don’t all come running at once. That being said, we have a week to load up before the big day - September 13th (Thursday of next week) - so don’t be shy. Given the precedent set last year, we’ll take almost anything (we don’t want pants with moths up to the crotch, for example). If you don’t think that you’ve got anything to offer, you’re wrong. We’d like to borrow your body for one hour of that day to unload, arrange, sell, pack up and dispose of the items. A sign-up sheet will be posted in the third floor hallway tomorrow morning so that we can separate the keeners from the slackers. Blocks will open up at 8am and, hopefully, close sometime in the late afternoon, so there are any number of opportunities to give up some time.

This is mostly a test of the events system for the site.