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October 03, 2005

Faculty Concert Series

This morning’s French class dealt with numbers again, among other things. There was a short quiz during class. I went to Tolliver for a good while after class and made my way to the Cafeteria shortly before two. It was pretty vacant by then. I went back to my room after class and remained there for a while. I went to a little solo piano concert this evening at 7:30. Dr. Steele Moegle, a Tech faculty member, performed a few works by Beethoven, Rachmaninoff and Debussy. She’s a very competent player although some of the material seemed a wee bit over her head. The last piece was done rather well though. She played Claude Debussy’s L’isle Joyeux from memory and made a good close for the short 45 minute performance. I went to Tolliver for something to eat afterwards and made my way back to my dorm after that. I continued working on the website code this evening. I’m finding that CSS behavior between Internet Explorer and Firefox is annoyingly different.

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