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Arkansas Educational Television Network Foundation – Online Deal

$30 for Public-Television Membership Card ($65 Value)

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Sun Aug 07 04:59:59 UTC 2011
Value
$65
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Highlights

  • Discounts on dining & lodging
  • Online retail discounts
  • Funds educational programming
  • Monthly program guide

The Fine Print

  • Expires Feb 7, 2012
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as a gift. Limit 1 per visit. Not valid until 8/9/11. Not valid for renewals.
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Though wildlife conservatories help to protect a wide range of endangered species, supporting public broadcasting is the only way to ensure the continued survival of the majestic Snuffleupagus. Preserve a rare specimen with today's Groupon: for $30, you get a membership card to Arkansas Educational Television Network Foundation (a $65 value).

Arkansas Educational Television Network Foundation's membership card grants discounts on dining, lodging, and online retail while helping to fund the station's local and PBS-provided programming. Cardholders reap the discounted fruits of membership from more than 240 merchants, including a slew of online retailers. Escape the modern stresses of working long hours and herding bionic robots with a half-price weekend getaway for two at one of dozens of lodging facilities across the state, or savor discounted dining experiences at more than 100 nosh havens. Members additionally receive AETN's monthly e-newsletter, which contains information about upcoming programs. Like a disposable catapult, the membership card may be used only once at each location.

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The Groupon Guide to: Classic Board Games

With the rainy season looming, parents and babysitters are scratching their heads trying to come up with dynamic, educational activities to keep housebound children from fleeing out of boredom and returning caked with mud. Luckily, every American home comes preinstalled with a hall closet full of these classic board games:

• Dance on the Ants (Pelican Games Inc., 1961)
• Don’t Eat the President! (Milford Bentley, 1954)
• Hush Money: the Game of Staying Quiet (Ashworth Bros., 1941)
• There’s a Mouse in the Walls! (MomCo., 1982)
• Escape from the 36 Chambers: a Wu-Tang Clan Murder Mystery (SRC Records, 1992)
• Cake Hospital! (Crenshaw Novelties, 1965)
• A Big Ream of Copier Paper and a Bunch of Crayons Rattling Around in an Old Popcorn Tin (Traditional)

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