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MUSE Clues! A Summer-long Scavenger Hunt
If you are looking for a fun and educational family adventure this summer, pick up a MUSE Clues booklet at one of the participating organizations below. MUSE Clues is a scavenger hunt with a different quest at each site; and the booklet has coupons to help cover the cost of admission at those facilities who charge.
• Answer at least 8 of the questions at the back of the booklet
• Send or take your answer sheet by 5:00 pm on September 22, 2013, to the UofO Museum of Natural and Cultural History for a chance to win great prizes, and
• Keep the booklet as a guide to great culture and nature resources in our area!
• Winners will be announced at the Lane County Historical Museum on Smithsonian Magazine Museum Day - Saturday, September 28, 2013.
MUSE is a consortium of museums in Eugene and Springfield:
Cascades Raptor Center
Dorris Ranch Living History Farm
Eugene Masonic Cemetery
Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art
Lane County Historical Museum
Maude Kerns Art Center
Mt Pisgah Arboretum
Nearby Nature
Oregon Air & Space Museum
Shelton-McMurphey-Johnson House
Science Factory
Springfield Museum
Museum of Natural & Cultural History
Wayne Morse Historical Park
Willamette Resources and Educational Network (West Eugene Wetlands)
For MUSE member links and contact info, visit the MUSE site.
Wayne Lyman Morse
Wayne Lyman Morse is celebrated for his legacies of independent judgment and integrity throughout his public service as a renowned federal labor arbitrator and four-term United States Senator from Oregon. He led the University of Oregon’s School of Law for 14 years, where he was the nation’s youngest law school dean at the time of his appointment...
...The causes that Wayne Morse spoke about so eloquently continue to dominate our national debate. His words and vision provide ongoing inspiration for all who seek to carry on his commitment to public service, integrity, world peace and the rule of law.
Read more about Morse in our biography by clicking on this PDF link (22 pages/325k).
Finding Wayne Morse in Eugene
Use our guide, "On the Trail of the Tiger," to discover Wayne Morse sites in Eugene by downloading this PDF (2 legal size pages/550k). All offer opportunities to learn about a remarkable Oregonian and to reflect on his legacies.
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