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Message From AAA’s President – July 2021

Hello everyone and happy July! How many of you are familiar with the Hittite society of ancient Turkey? And more particularly with the Hittite site

Brian Berg July 10, 2021

Message From AAA’s President – June 2021

Happy June everyone! This month’s message will be somewhat about myself— but it’s for a good reason, so please do not think me arrogant. I

Brian Berg June 5, 2021

Message From AAA’s President – May 2021

Happy May Everyone! I don’t know how a third of the year is already gone, but somehow it is. Time flies. And speaking of flying,

Brian Berg May 3, 2021

Message from AAA’s President – April 2021

Happy April! Can you imagine if I told all of you just a few years ago that rockets can be re-used after landing themselves shortly

Brian Berg April 3, 2021

Message from AAA’s President – March 2021

March is here and somehow time ticks away. But as always, time itself is not as important as what one does with their time. I

Brian Berg March 2, 2021

Message from AAA’s President – February 2021

Happy February! Somehow a month of 2021 has already gone by, and while the pandemic continues to wreak havoc around the world, astronomical advances continue

Brian Berg February 2, 2021

AAA President Message – January 2021

Welcome to 2021. More hopeful words may never have been spoken. Though science is leading us out of the pandemic, we still have a

Brian Berg December 31, 2020

AAA President Message – December 2020

Happy December everyone! While this will be the final President’s Message of 2020, it will certainly not be my final message as president, as I

Brian Berg December 1, 2020

AAA President Message – November 2020

Happy November everyone! As 2020 gets close to wrapping up (I have a funny feeling that many people are happy to see this year go

Brian Berg November 1, 2020

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