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Sunday, January 12, 2014 at 2:00PM EDT: Jerusalem in the Time of David and Solomon
Jerusalem was the capital of a large monarchic state, as described in
LeeAnn Barnes Gordon will begin her appointment at 17吃瓜Manager of Programs and Events on September 16, 2013. LeeAnn replaces Kelley Herlihy who served as 17吃瓜Director of Meetings and Events for five years, and who left 17吃瓜in July. LeeAnn will be the primary office contact for support of the 17吃瓜Annual Meeting and the Program Committee. Her e-mail address will be 
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Date:聽聽聽 September 21, 2013 (Saturday)