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"Susan--Thanks so much for volunteering to be our Humanities Spotter in Great Falls! Feel free to jump into the discussions when the spirit moves--and you can post news of happenings in Great Falls at your convenience in…"
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- At 9:05am on May 28, 2012,
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- At 9:17am on February 2, 2011,
Ken Egan said… Susan--Thanks so much for volunteering to be our Humanities Spotter in Great Falls! Feel free to jump into the discussions when the spirit moves--and you can post news of happenings in Great Falls at your convenience in "Announcements." If, for instance, a fine event is coming up and you'd like to tip folks off, it's easy to post a notice. But by all means, provide a sense of what's happening toward the end of each month--a kind of update on the humanities scene in your hometown.
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