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THROUGH GRETA’S LENS
Photography Exhibition by
New York photographer
Greta M. Jaklitsch
Eaton-Richmond Gallery
Daniel Webster College -
October 1 – November 13, 2005
Artist’s Reception Friday, September 30, 2005
5:00 – 8:00 p.m.
GALLERY HOURS MONDAY – FRIDAY: 11:00 –
8:00 PM WEEKENDS: 11:00 – 7:00 PM FOR INFORMATION CALL DWC AT 603-577-6625
 The Nashua Chamber Orchestra
Opens its 21st season at DWC
Concerts on October 29 and
30 will feature
Beethoven's powerful "Coriolan Overture"
and tuneful 20th century music
with strong folk song roots,
by Ralph Vaughan Williams, Bela Bartok
and Robert Edward Smith
October 29, 8:00 p.m. Collings Auditorium, DWC
October 30, 3:00 p.m. Milford Town Hall
DWC concert: DWC students
are free with ID, faculty and staff are $7 with an ID
For more information,
contact NHmoose@charter.net,
603-465-3817
 Saturday
September 24, 2005
8:30 am - 5:00 pm
Sunday, September 25, 2005
8:30 am - 4:00 pm
Boire Field adjacent to the college
DANIEL WEBSTER COLLEGE
2005 AVIATION HERITAGE FESTIVAL
Opportunities for up-close experiences with
legendary aircraft! Featuring the very best in fighter aircraft, along
with distinguished speakers and other aircraft and activities, all making
the Daniel Webster College Aviation Heritage Festival truly unique!
FLYING BEGINS AT 8:30
a.m. EACH MORNING
AND CONTINUES THROUGHOUT THE DAY.
Premier
showing of private collection of aviation art,
including original "box top" paintings
AERIAL
DEMONSTRATION
AND FLYOVERS
11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. BOTH DAYS
Aircraft include the P-41 Mustang; P-40
Warhawk; P-47D Thunderbolt, B-17G Flying Fortress; B-24J Liberator, B-25
Mitchell; TBM, AT-6 Texan, PT-17 Stearman, and Cessna UC-78 Bobcat. To see
what happened last year 2004,
CLICK HERE!
Tickets: $15 adults; $5 youth 3-12;
children 2 and under are free; $35 family pass; $12 seniors age 65+. WWII
veterans are free.
For further information, please call
603-577-6625.
Sept. 14, 2005: P-38 is
unable to participate due to engine failure
 Monday,
July 11 to Friday, July 15, 2005
Daniel Webster College Campus
Aviation Career Education (ACE) Day Camp
Monday, August
1 to Friday, August 5, 2005
Daniel Webster College Campus
ACE Overnight Camp
The day camp is for any student entering seventh through tenth grade, and
the overnight camp is for students entering junior or senior year in high
school. We promise you the time of your life! Size is limited
for both camps and
registration is on a first-come, first-served basis.
Sponsored by
Daniel Webster College in cooperation with the Federal
Aviation Administration, New Hampshire Department of Transportation
(Division of Aeronautics) and
Eagle Flight Inc. of East Orange, NJ.
Special "For
Women Only" introductory session for the overnight camp on Saturday, July 30 and Sunday,
July 31, 2005.
For more information,
CLICK
HERE
Cost: Day Camp $425 Overnight Camp $645
Registration:
CLICK
HERE
 Friday,
April 1 to Saturday, May 14, 2005
Eaton-Richmond Center Gallery
The
work of alumnus Ron Bowman ’73
Enjoy a greater appreciation for the natural
beauty of nature by Nashua's own Ron Bowman. Ron mostly shoots using a
medium format camera; all of his work is natural and the images are not
the result of any digital manipulation or retouching. "I appreciate the technical aspects of
photography, I am much more passionate for the beauty of nature, which in
my opinion, can best be enjoyed by walking the back woods or waiting for
the sun rise and watching nature's light paint a scene." Ron's passion for photography has been
influenced by the most famous black and white photographer of our time, Ansel Adams, and by the world-renowned color nature photographers Eliot
Porter and John Fielder.
"Winter Waterfall"
The Basin, Franconia Notch, NH
 Saturday
April 9, 2005 8:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M.
Eaton-Richmond Center
New England Aviation Expo
2005 Keynote Speaker:
Bruce Landsberg, Executive Director AOPA Air Safety Foundation
For the 6th
year, the Federal Aviation Administration, Boston ARTCC, and Daniel
Webster College will be hosting the annual New England Aviation Expo on
Saturday, April 9, 2005. We are proud to continue our tradition of
excellence in aviation education and would like to take this opportunity
to invite your organization to exhibit your products and services. In addition to
an
exhibit area, the informative, one-day conference
will cover all of the areas of concern for general aviation pilots
and aircraft technicians. The seminars are designed specifically to
educate and promote the safety of general aviation pilots and aircraft
technicians. There is a variety of in-depth topics that makes this a
“must-attend” event for all aviation enthusiasts from all around New
England. Pilots who attend receive credit toward the Wings program.
Several classes are also eligible toward AMT awards and IA renewal for
aircraft technicians.
See the
press release
or visit the Expo
website at
http://www.faa.gov/region/ane/expo/ for additional information.
 Thursday,
April 7, 2005 7:30 p.m.
Collings
Auditorium at the Eaton-Richmond Center
"Issues in
Aviation"
The
Future of Aviation and Aerospace
Vern Raburn/Eclipse Aviation Founder, CEO
and President
Engineer and High-Tech Veteran
Free
and Open to the Public
(Nashua, NH) - Daniel
Webster College speaker Vern Raburn, founder,
president and CEO, of Eclipse Aviation, is no
stranger to aviation, high-tech, engineering, or
information technology. A veteran of high profile
technology companies such as Microsoft and Symantec,
he possesses a passion for aviation and
entrepreneurship; his story is not one just of
aviation, but of engineering, manufacturing and
technology, sociology and business.
Raburn will bring both
his enthusiasm and experience in developing
internationally-recognized Eclipse Aviation -- which
designs, certifies and produces revolutionary,
affordable jet aircraft -- to Daniel Webster
College's Collings Auditorium on Thursday, April 7th
at 7:30 p.m. for the College's annual "Issues in
Aviation" program. His talk, "The Future of
Aerospace and Aviation," is free and open to the
public, which is invited to listen and talk with him
about shaping the future in aviation and aerospace.
For more information see the press release, contact Daniel Webster College
at 603-577-6625, e-mail: publicrelations@dwc.edu or
visit
www.dwc.edu.
 Tuesday,
March 22, 2005 7:00 pm
Collings Auditorium at the Eaton-Richmond Center
"Second Annual MBA Lecture Series"
DAVE SILK, Motivational speaker and member of the Gold medal-1980 Olympic
Hockey Team
After the Olympics, Silk played
for the Bruins in the Boston Garden. He also suited up for the
New York Rangers, Detroit Red Wings and Winnipeg Jets during his
career.
Silk currently resides in Norwell
with his wife Anna and daughters Sara, 15 and Kyla, 12. He works
in the investment business as a managing director for Bear
Stearns Asset Management. Outside of work, Silk loves to
play golf and sports a 10 handicap.
press release
Cost:
Free Admission
 Thursday,
March 3, 2005 6:30 pm
Collings Auditorium at the Eaton-Richmond Center
"The Hong Kong experience — A Global Perspective"
Join students
and business people who recently participated in an a study and tour of
Hong Kong and China, sponsored by the College's division of business and
management in conjunction with the College's international business
course. Students
discussed and debated the issues of globalization with students from
France, China, Hong Kong, Australia and the U.S. and had a first-hand look
at such issues as economics, politics, culture and society, and issues
related to the economic growth and development in Hong Kong and China.
For everyone
involved, the two-week program was a "life changing" experience. Come hear
about it from many perspectives — and possibly win a traditional souvenir.
Cost:
Free admission
 Saturday,
March 5, 2005 5:30 p.m.
Mario Vagge Gymnasium
7th annual "Bid for Excellence" Scholarship Auction
You won't want to miss
auctioneer Paul Zekos and the wonderful items procured by Auction
Co-chairs Donna Comstock and Pat Clancey and their hardworking committee.
An expected sellout crowd
will be bidding on auction items like exotic jewelry, and vacations in
far-away and not-so-far-away places.
The
"Bid for Excellence" Scholarship
Auction
annually provides a significant contribution towards the future of many
Daniel Webster students, 85% of whom receive institutional financial
assistance. This one night plays an important role in ensuring that
deserving young people have access to the quality education that is so
important in laying the solid foundation they will need to build their
future and reach their dreams. Last year the auction raised $215,000
for student scholarships. All the items sold at the auction live or
silent are donated by the college's magnanimous friends.
Join us for an evening of extraordinary fun!
For more information,
call 603-577-6622 or e-mail
stewart@dwc.edu
Friday,
February 25, 2005 8 p.m.
Eaton-Richmond Center
Collings
Auditorium
DWC
"Soulful Celebration 2005" presents:
"What would
Dr. Martin Luther King Say Today?
Shattered Dreams" with well-known diversity speaker
Leon Williams
What would Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. say to us today if he could create
an addendum to his famous “I Have a Dream” address?
Leon Williams,
innovative speaker on racial issues, multiculturalism, diversity and the
impact of bias and cultural divisiveness, gives us one possibility as he
assumes the persona of Dr. King. As Dr. King, he challenges today’s
African-American students and their communities to conquer the obstacles
facing today’s Black culture in an America where the dream has yet to be
full discovered. Williams has an extraordinary way of taking the
sensitive issues of race, diversity and multiculturalism and injecting
them with humor, love and passion to help
people enrich
their lives and career development through a better understanding
of multi-cultural and diversity issues.
As director of Intercultural Affairs at Buena Vista University, Iowa,
Williams has developed a passion for creating harmony and a spirit of
healing and cooperation in campus environments. He speaks about issues of
oppression, racism, discrimination, among others, including special
programs for Black History Month.
Free Admission
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