ANNOUNCEMENT:  for all you policy wonks-

The Citizens League is once again sponsoring "Mind Opener" Breakfasts.  The
first one is tomorrow.

All breakfasts are at the Four Points Sheraton, I 94 and Hamline in St.
Paul.  Time is from 7:30 to 8:30 a.m.
Cost is $10 for League members and $15 for non-members. Register at
http://www.citizensleague.net

Schedule is:

        Thursday, November 20
        Finance Commissioner Dan McElroy
        Topic: How do we think further ahead in forming public policy?

        Tuesday, December 2
        Education Commissioner Yecke and Judy Schaubach, Education MN President
        Topic: How do we measure achievement and progress in K-12 education?

        Wednesday, January 14
        Sen. John Marty and Wy Spano of Politics in MN
        Topic: Private money and public policy

Also:
        The Citizens League Annual Meeting will be December 10 at the Humphrey
Institute.  The meeting is open to the public and
        the program looks very interesting.  Here's the information:

        Wednesday, December 10, 5pm
        Interactive conversation with leading media representatives about the
relationship between the media, the public and government.
        "Of the Press, By the Press, For the People?"
        Kathy Wurzer of MPR and Almanac will moderate.  Panelists include Karen
Boros, formerly with CBS TV and WCCO TV and now with St. Thomas;
        Jae Bryson, publisher of One Nation News; Bill Buzenberg of MPR; David
Erickson of MN Politics: Lou Gelfand, the Strib's Readers' rep; Bill Hanley
of TPT;
        Alberto Monserrate of the Latino Communications Network; Kate Perry of the
Pioneer Press; Dane Smith of the Strib.

See the Citizens League website for additional information and to register
(no charge).




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