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	<title>Comments for SMU-in-Taos &amp; UNM-Taos Lecture Series</title>
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		<title>Comment on Jeremy McDonnell by Jeremy McDonnell named Most Inspirational Instructor of the Year &#171; New England Journal of Aesthetic Research news headlines</title>
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		<dc:creator>Jeremy McDonnell named Most Inspirational Instructor of the Year &#171; New England Journal of Aesthetic Research news headlines</dc:creator>
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		<description>[...] Jeremy McDonnell, formerly associate director of the Barbara Krakow Galley in Boston for eight years, was recently named &#8220;Most Inspirational Instructor of the Year&#8221; at University of New Mexico at Taos. [...]</description>
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		<title>Comment on Selection Process by Dr. William J. Stone</title>
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		<dc:creator>Dr. William J. Stone</dc:creator>
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		<description>I am new to Taos but not NM. Trained as a geologist, I&#039;ve applied that over 30+ years to water- resource &amp; environmental problems in NM, Australia &amp; Nevada. Semi-retired now, I currently teach water courses at UNM/Taos. Experience in NM includes positions at Tech, the Environment Dept. and LANL. HYDROTHINK, my regular column in The Professional Geologist presents a humorous but instructive look at goofs I&#039;ve witnessed in the hydrology/environmental fields. As the author of Hydrogeology in Practice -- a Guide to Characterizing Ground-Water Systems (1999, Prentice Hall), I&#039;m deeply concerned about water issues. My illustrated talk, WATER MAKES THE PLACE, would  make an interesting addition to your lecture series.

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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I am new to Taos but not NM. Trained as a geologist, I&#8217;ve applied that over 30+ years to water- resource &amp; environmental problems in NM, Australia &amp; Nevada. Semi-retired now, I currently teach water courses at UNM/Taos. Experience in NM includes positions at Tech, the Environment Dept. and LANL. HYDROTHINK, my regular column in The Professional Geologist presents a humorous but instructive look at goofs I&#8217;ve witnessed in the hydrology/environmental fields. As the author of Hydrogeology in Practice &#8212; a Guide to Characterizing Ground-Water Systems (1999, Prentice Hall), I&#8217;m deeply concerned about water issues. My illustrated talk, WATER MAKES THE PLACE, would  make an interesting addition to your lecture series.</p>
<p>(303) 532-9322</p>
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