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[email protected] ! Website: www.lakeedun.com 38N 58' 7" North; 95N 47' 56" West Additional Board Members Required The Buff Astronomer – March, 2014 Since our Annual Meeting in October of last year, three Sky watching in March promises to have a full range of items members of our Board of Directors were forced to resign due to see. Jupiter is up for most of the night, with a chance to to health concerns and family obligations. Combined with the observe changes as it spins. It sits near Castor and Pollux, the usual turnover that is normal in any organization, this leaves two twins in Gemini and you can count on seeing the red spot our Board in a position where it is currently understaffed. sometime because Jupiter rotates every 10 hours. (a timing th In addition to our need to spread the responsibilities that hint, look for the spot at 10 PM on the 13 ). If you have come with serving on the Board, we also risk being in binoculars you can see an open star cluster, M35, near violation of our lease. A strong, functioning Board of Direc- Castor's foot. With a telescope a distant cluster on the edge of tors is necessary for any organization; ours is no different. M35 is NGC 2158. Unless we get a minimum of 3 additional active board When looking at Orion, also observe Sirius the Dog Star, members our lease will not be renewed.