Monmouth U. 5th. Annual Future of the Ocean Symposium?
So, I'm reading the APP, Hook, Line & Sinker section. John Oswald has an article on the 5th Annual Future of the Ocean Symposium, presented by the university's Urban Coast Institute , being held at Monmouth University. The theme is "The Future of Fish" Third or fourth paragraph, "The public gets very mixed messages about the decline and potential collapse of fisheries, the success of rebuilding efforts of managed fisheries and the quality of the information on which decisions are made." Yadda, yadda, yadda.
"We want to help clarify some of these questions." said Tony MacDonald, director of the UCI. So, my question is, "WHY HOLD THIS SYMPOSIUM ON A TUSDAY MORNING AT 10:30 AM?"
Do they hold these things mid week in the morning just so reporters will have something to fill space with in their fishing colums? Most normal people have jobs and cannot go to a symposium to "clarify their questions on the state of our fisheries." on a Tuesday morning. Lucky for me, I am not normal so I may just go to this anyone else going?
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