Many students and faculty from the ETSU department of art and design submitted works for this competition, and students suggested this new exhibit The Artists Choose to allow the public to view a number of the remaining excellent works that did not make the final cut for the exhibit. An opening reception for this inaugural exhibit will take place Friday, May 11, at 6 p.m. Participants must not bring their own handguns on campus. Handguns, ammunition and hearing protection will be furnished, and participants must bring safety glasses for qualifying shooting. 2 Participants will meet to discuss Woodswoman by ecologist and nature writer Dr. Anne LaBastille, who will be at ETSU this fall as chairholder of the Wayne G. Basler Chair of Excellence for the Integration of the Arts, Rhetoric and Science.
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Hutcheson Hall planetarium Spaceship Earth illustrates how Earth travels through space faster than any spaceship mankind has ever created. This program describes the location and motions of the Earth in space in relation to our solar system and the universe beyond. This free public planetarium show is sponsored by the ETSU department of physics and astronomy. The workshop will be led by Stu Fisher, a representative of Edward Jones Investments. Sponsored by the office of professional development in the ETSU School of Continuing Studies.