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A Guide to Colorado's Rocky Mountain Heartland South Park, Colorado Calendar of Events South Park Home Business Directory Event Calendar You are invited to submit for publication on this page, events and announcements of general interest to the local public and visitors. Click here to submit a Calendar request. Dates and times of events can and do change, contact event sponser to verify. January February March April May June July August September October November December January February March April May June July August September October November December May 15-16 Outfitter's Day in Fairplay : held at the Lake George City Park. It's the beginning of Gymkauna which is held every other Satruday through Aug. 23rd. BBQ and dance to be held Saturday night. Opening day at South Park City Museum This is the annual opening day for the South Park Historical Society's South Park City Museum. Located at 4th and Main in Fairplay, the museum opens its thirty-some buildings for hands-on viewing. This is a restored mining town as you would have found it completely in tact in the 1860's. Several buildings are original to site and the others have been brought in from other mining towns that are no longer standing. Adult admission is $5 with discounts available for children, seniors, and larger groups. For more questions please call the museum at 719-836-2387 Table Of Contents July 2 1980-1988 All-School Reunion (South Park High) : Gathering at the Park Bar (Front Street) @ 7pm, Friday. For more info. contact Monika Gedack-Davis 425-346-4101, raneedayz@hotmail.com

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Main navigation on this site uses JavaScript. If your browser is not capable of supporting JavaScript, navigate using the links at the bottom of the page. Faculty/Staff Directory Student Directory Chapter 8 VIII: Frequently Asked Advising Questions Establishing an effective rapport with your advisor will contribute greatly to the advising process. One way to refine this relationship is to anticipate some of the questions that you may want to ask your advisor. Here are some frequently asked questions which might help to initiate discussion between you and your advisor. They have been grouped according to topics as an aid to direct your questions. Courses Jobs Opportunities I. COURSES: Will I be able to take the classes that I need and finish in four years? Yes, of course. You will need 42 hours in English, regardless of the emphasis which you choose. Plan ahead to be sure you distribute your courses fairly evenly throughout the semesters when you will be concentrating on your major. To reach the 124 hours needed for graduation, If you enroll in at least 15.5 credit hours of appropriate courses each semester, you can graduate in four years. (See Section II, Majoring in English.) What is the difference between an emphasis in Literature and one in Writing?

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