Today on Campus

• Tonight the Poetry Center presents the 1998 Persona literary magazine reading at 8. The reading will take place in the Auditorium of the Modern Language building. The magazine will also be available for sale courtesy of the UA Associated Students Bookstore.

• Gloria DeGrandi-Hoffman and Joe Watkins speak on "Honey Bee Swarming - A Modeling Approach." in Economics, Room 200, from 4 to 5 p.m.

• Living in a dorm or an apartment with no personal yard? If so, don't let this prevent you from smelling potential roses in your own home. Attend the demonstration on "Container Gardening" at 9 this morning in the Extension Garden Center, located at 4210 N. Campbell Ave.

• Theresa J. Burant discusses "Understanding Early Field Experience: A Case Study" today. Broaden your understanding on this topic at 9 a.m. in Education, Room 312.

• "Is Indo-European Linguistically Isolated?" Don't stress yourself out over this question; let Joseph Greenberg of Stanford University discuss the matter at 4 this afternoon in Anthropology, Room 216.

- complied by Kate Longworth