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1) I am:

2) I would like to post an event on:

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3a) Is this going to be a recurring event?

no
yes

3b) If it is recurring, specify weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly.

weekly
bi-weekly
monthly

If weekly or bi-weekly, specify the number of weeks for it to keep recurring. If monthly, specify the number of months. (If you choose "bi-weekly" and put in an odd number of weeks, the computer will round down.)

duration

4) Enter the title of the calendar event. This will be what people see on the calendar.

5) Enter the copy for the event. This will be what people see when they click on an event link.