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Friends and colleagues, I hope everyone had a safe and spooky Halloween weekend. It’s perhaps moot to comment on how quickly the year has flown by as we embark off into the holiday season, but I wish everyone well—especially as the leaves begin to drop and the ducks [hopefully] begin to fly down. I’ve spoken . . . → Read More: President’s Letter – November 2021 
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Greetings on the new LGS season! Before we tear off into the 2021-22 season, I wanted to give our customary yearend report for last season. I will not belabor the obvious, 2020-21 was a weird season. Yet, despite the obvious challenges, there was some good news! The LGS board decided early last season that if . . . → Read More: President’s Letter – September 2021 
Date: April 21st Time: 11:30AM – 2:00PM Location: The Petroleum Club of Lafayette Abstract: Redeposition of Microfossils related to Mega-Tsunami Events as analogs for deepwater deposition The large amplitude of mega-tsunami waves creates a devastating erosional effect on the continental shelf and shorelines resulting in a large amount of fine-grained material swept . . . → Read More: LGS Luncheon April 2021
To friends and colleagues, Happy Easter! I hope everyone had a safe and enjoyable weekend. After all the detritus from the winter freeze, it’s been great to see the azalea’s in bloom around town. Hopefully the colorful exuberance seen outside is a good metaphor for the general optimism felt toward a return to pre-Covid activities. . . . → Read More: President’s Letter – April 2021 |
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