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Remillard Insurance A representative will be on campus for prescheduled appointments only; call Human Resources, x2503. Room 215, *Blanchard Campus Center, 11 am.

Horticultural Walking Tour of the MHC Campus/Reunion 2000 Meet at the Talcott Greenhouse, 1 pm.

Jumma Prayer Muslim Prayer Room, Eliot House, 1 pm.

Fractals and Chaos/Reunion 2000 A one-hour version of Math 125, taught by mathematics professor Alan Durfee, that introduces the mathematical ideas of fractals and chaos. Math 125 emphasizes mathematics as an art and as a way of seeing and understanding the world around us. For more information about Math 125, visit www.mtholyoke.edu/ courses/adurfee/math125/. Suggested reading: Chaos by James Gleick. No prerequisite, but please bring a calculator. Room 218, *Clapp Laboratory, 1:30 pm.

Current Problems in American Foreign Policy/Reunion 2000 Vincent Ferraro, Ruth C. Lawson Professor in International Politics and chair of international relations, presents an analysis of issues confronting the United States and its relations with other nations. No prerequisite. Room 202, *Skinner Hall, 1:30 pm.

Have a Little Fun Along the Way: Geology of the Connecticut River Valley Field Trip/Reunion 2000 Learn about the Connecticut River Valley's rich geologic history--mountain building, volcanic eruptions, dinosaur footprints, faulting, the Ice Ages, and modern river erosion. Led by Al Werner, associate professor of geology, and Michelle J. Markley, Clare Booth Luce Assistant Professor of Geology. No hiking is involved but a small amount of walking and getting into and out of a van will be necessary. Van space may be limited. Information desk, *Blanchard Campus Center, 1:30 pm.

Computer Skills for Beginners/Reunion 2000 If you are feeling overwhelmed by computers and just want to learn the basics, this Library, Information, and Technology Services (LITS) class is for you. Learn how to use a word processing program to type and save letters and messages. The second half of the class consists of a demonstration of Netscape Mail. Special projects lab, *Dwight Hall, 1:30 pm.

Laugh Along with Uncle Anton: Humor in Chekhov Onstage/Reunion 2000 Edwina J. Cruise, professor and chair, Russian and Eurasian studies, reads from The Cherry Orchard and other plays and talks about the functions of humor in Chekhov's plays. Suggested reading: The Cherry Orchard. Room 9, *Ciruti Center, 1:30 pm.

Van Trip to Visit Mary Lyon Country/Reunion 2000 Visit Mary Lyon's birthplace and the Griswold House, where she had her first school. The trip may be canceled if there are fewer than five attendees. Gather at the Reunion 2000 registration tent, 1:30 pm.

Religion Versus Science: The Angels Against Galileo and Darwin/Reunion 2000 The current battle for creationism in the classroom and the banning of biology books that mention evolution are only the latest events in a long history of censorship. Curtis Smith, professor emeritus, biological sciences, is preparing this lecture for delivery at the Guild of Scholars meeting next fall. Suggested reading: Galileo's Daughter by Dava Sobel. No prerequisites. *Hooker Auditorium, 2:45 pm.

Aprender Espanol A Traves del Idioma y la Musica/Reunion 2000 At this 90-minute workshop led by Thelma Belmonte-Alcantara, lecturer, Spanish and Italian, participants will join in activities that enable them to communicate orally in Spanish and will also learn how to dance a specific Spanish rhythm. All are welcome. No prerequisites. PDR Room, *Willits-Hallowell Center, 2:45 pm.

The Mystery of Kaspar Hauser: The "Wild Child" and "Child of Europe"/Reunion 2000 Gabriele Wittig Davis, professor and chair, German studies, looks at the story of Kaspar Hauser, who allegedly spent twelve years in an underground prison (from age four) without human contact, then surfaced in Nuremberg in 1828, was taken for the heir to the throne of Baden by all the crowned heads of Europe at the time, and was assassinated in 1833. To this day, his story continues to be covered by doctors, psychologists, criminologists, artists, authors, filmmakers, and others. Student Web projects composed during the 1999 Senior Seminar, designed to untangle the web of political intrigue surrounding Hauser, will also be shown. No prerequisite; no knowledge of German necessary. Room 101, *Dwight Hall, 2:45 pm.

What's A Puppet?/Reunion 2000 For more than 50 years Margot Rusch Allison '55 has been intrigued by puppets. She has performed for all ages, from preschoolers to senior citizens. Learn about this ancient art at her lecture and hands-on demonstration. Try a puppet or two--they're not for children only! Prerequisite: Spirit of fun. Room 221, *Ciruti Center, 2:45 pm.

From XXX to AAA: Finding Female-Friendly Resources on the Internet/Reunion 2000 Go beyond the triple-X sites you hear about and explore the jeweled triple-A resources online. After this workshop led by cyber librarian Susan Geller Ettenheim '75 (www.femina.com), you'll feel a new personal connection to technology, be able to converse intelligently with any Internet user, and see the benefits that the Internet offers women as they search for information, from health questions to women's business resources to education to political concerns. No prerequisite. While this is a hands-on experience, we will work together, and no one will be "put on the spot." Special projects lab, *Dwight Hall, 2:45 pm.

Meeting of Class Presidents and Reunion Chairs/Reunion 2000 Important meeting in preparation for the Reunion 2000 weekend. New York Room, *Mary Woolley Hall, 4 pm.

Canoe Workshop/Reunion 2000 Ruth L. Elvedt, professor emeritus, physical education and athletics, and David M. Allen, head swim coach, aquatic director, and lecturer, physical education and athletics, lead a workshop and gathering of former canoe-meet competitors and persons enrolled in either solo canoeing or the canoe instructors program. Wear comfortable clothes and sneakers or sandals without heels. Canoes will be available. Canoe House, Kendall side of Upper Lake, 4 pm.

Reunion 2000 Shabbat Service Followed by kiddush. Eliot House, 5 pm.

Reunion 2000 Reception/Mixer *Willits-Hallowell Center, 5:30 pm.

Talcott Greenhouse Celebration and Reception/ Reunion 2000 Visit the recently renovated greenhouse complex. Talcott Greenhouse, 7 pm.

Swing Dance Party/ Reunion 2000 For everyone on campus! Live music, swing lessons, and fireworks. *Blanchard Campus Center, 8 pm - midnight.

Mary Lyon of Mount Holyoke/Reunion 2000 A rare opportunity to interact with "Mary Lyon" as if you were present at MHC during its first years and to listen as she shares her controversial ideas about educating women. Kate Carney '58 of Heroic Women You Can Talk To Productions performs. New York Room, *Mary Woolley Hall, 8:30 pm.

Alcoholics Anonymous Meeting Open meeting; everyone welcome. Room 212, *Blanchard Campus Center, 9 pm.

Alumnae Parade/Reunion 2000 Springfield Kiltie Band. *Blanchard Campus Center, 10:15 am.

Reception for Spouses and Guests/Reunion 2000 Hosted by Thomas Creighton. President's House, 11 am.

128th Alumnae Association Annual Meeting A celebration of MHC traditions. Gettell Amphitheater, 11 am.

Old-Fashioned Community Picnic/Reunion 2000 For alumnae, seniors, families, and guests who have made advance reservations. Skinner Green, noon.

Alumnae Daughter Program/Reunion 2000 A tour of MHC for young women ages 14 - 17, led by Deborah Forest LaBarre '92. First floor, *Mary Woolley Hall, 1 pm.

Japanese Tea Ceremony Reservations required; sign up at the Reunion 2000 registration tent. Eliot House, 1:30 and 2:30 pm.

Weissman Center for Leadership Open House Porter Hall, 1:30 pm.

Alumnae Authors Elizabeth Taylor '79, coauthor of American Pharoah: Mayor Richard J. Daley and His Battle for Chicago and the Nation, and Christina Tree '65, coauthor of Best Places to Stay in New England and Massachusetts: An Explorer's Guide, will sign their books. Odyssey Bookshop, 2 pm.

Women in the Arts Reception/Reunion 2000 For all alumnae and guests. *Art Museum, 2 pm.

Historic Walking Tour/Reunion 2000 Led by Peter Carini, director of College archives and special collections. *Library Court, 2 pm.

Department At-Homes/Reunion 2000 See the Reunion 2000 booklet for locations, 2 - 3:30 pm.

State of the College Address With President Joanne V. Creighton. Hooker Auditorium, *Clapp, 3 pm.

Lesbian Alumnae Reception/Reunion 2000 Five Faculty Lane, 3 pm.

Magic Show/Reunion 2000 *101 Dwight, 3 pm.

Hay Rides/Reunion 2000 Meet at the tennis courts behind Mead Hall, 3 pm.

Emily Dickinson Homestead Tour/Reunion 2000 Reservations required; sign up at the Reunion 2000 registration tent, 3 pm.

Alumnae Women of Color Reception/Reunion 2000 Special guest: Beverly Daniel Tatum, dean of the College. *Betty Shabazz House, 4 pm.

Catholic Mass *Abbey Chapel, 4 pm.

Recovery Gratitude Meeting For members of Twelve Step and other support groups. Room 212, *Blanchard Campus Center, 4:30 pm.

Ecumenical Worship Service *Abbey Interfaith Sanctuary, 5 pm.

Plant Sale Talcott Greenhouse, 9 am.

Alumnae Interfaith Service *Abbey Chapel, 10 am.