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Nov5
11/5/2009Thursday
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Visit the ArtsFest Website for details of ArtsFest 2009.Organization: Music, School ofOrganizer: Linville, Steven Richard
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Location: East College 015.Organization: Modern LanguagesOrganizer: Ryadovaya, Natalia
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Location: Union Building Fishbowl.Organization: Student LifeOrganizer: Setchell, Cara L.
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Location: Julian 050.Organization: Information ServicesOrganizer: Albin, Heidi C.
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We will be promoting our bi-annual event Jesus Jams. Come and learn more about it!Location: Memorial Student Union Building Hub Tabling 2.Organization: DePauw Christian FellowshipOrganizer: Shannon Fayson
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Student Arts Council will be having their bi-weekly meeting. At this meeting we will be discussing and getting ready for Insomniac Theater and the BR Tunnel project. Everyone is welcome to attend if they want to get involved.Location: Union Building Terr B.Schmelzer, Kristopher D. ITAP.
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Location: Union Building 231, Union Building 232.Organization: Academic Affairs DeptOrganizer: Myers, Ruth E.
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Alpha Phi Omega is collecting non-perishable foods throughout the first week of November to donate to the Away Home shelter in Greencastle for the upcoming holiday season. Please help us provide for those less fortunate! (Email alphaphiomega@depauw.edu for more information on ways to donate)Location: Memorial Student Union Building Hub Tabling 1.Frazier, Chenoa N. Libraries.
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Location: East College 020.Organization: Modern LanguagesOrganizer: Magyar, Judy C.
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Location: Asbury Hall 121.Smita Rahman- 4830.
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A fitness class using Latin American rhythms and dance moves for a dynamic fitness workout.Location: Lilly Center Dance Rm.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Location: Union Building 220.Organization: Student LifeOrganizer: Setchell, Cara L.
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Career Services staff will discuss various Career & Grad School topics. Check DePauw Weekly for related topics that will be discussed.Location: Union Building 221.Organization: Career ServicesOrganizer: Woodall, Pamela Ann
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Location: Julian 300.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Location: Emison Building 211.Organization: Religious StudiesOrganizer: Paul Watt
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Chinese 269Location: Harrison Hall 101.Organization: Modern LanguagesOrganizer: Mou, Sherry J. Modern Languages
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Location: Union Building Ballroom, Union Building Terr A, Union Building Terr B, Union Building Terr C.Organization: Hartman HouseOrganizer: Scott, Jessie R. Hartman House
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Pre-Law students are invited to attend a visit by DPU Alum, Attorney David Tucker. Mr. Tucker is also Vice-President of Vincennes University. This event is free and open to the public. Refreshments will be served.Location: Pulliam CCM Lobby.Organization: Communication and TheatreOrganizer: Klinger, Geoffrey D. Communication and Theatre
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Join us at 4:30 to be a part of Circle K, an organization focused around service and friendship!Location: Union Building 231.McCartin, Kaitlynn R. Admission.
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Location: Emison Building 211.Organization: Black StudiesOrganizer: James, Leslie R. Religious Studies
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Open class taught by Ron Carlson. Free and open to the public.Location: Asbury Hall 203.Organization: EnglishOrganizer: Wright, Elizabeth D. English
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Location: Julian AUD 147.Organization: Student LifeOrganizer: Setchell, Cara L.
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Guest: Howard Fuller, director of the Institute for the Transformation of Learning at Marquette University, co-founder of the Black Alliance for Educational Options, and former Superintendent of Schools in Milwaukee who advocates a variety of options to improve educational opportunities for under served youth, particularly African-Americans.Location: Prindle Institute 138, Prindle Institute 165, Prindle Institute 135, Prindle Institute 136.Organization: Janet Prindle Institute for EthicsOrganizer: Clute, Linda
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Location: Hogate Hall Lobby.Organization: Housing and Residence LifeOrganizer: Lopez, Jean Carlos
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Organization: Feminista!Organizer: Michelina Ferrara
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Location: Nature Park Reflection Center Great Room.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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This class is a blend of martial arts, cardio kickboxing, dance, capoeira, hip hop and funk combined with music blended especially for the choreography.Location: Lilly Center Dance Rm.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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What's appropriate to wear when? Become a pro at dressing for DePauw ever-changing social scene. Topics covered: class, parties, interviews, greek events, and dates. Both and men and women models will strut their best DePauw gear! Sponsored by the women of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.Organization: Zeta Phi BetaOrganizer: Johnson, Adrienne A. Libraries
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Kelly Writers Series reading with fiction writer Ron Carlson. Free and open to the public.Location: East College Meharry.Organization: EnglishOrganizer: Bean, Barbara . English
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Planning meeting for the Dance Marathon CommitteeLocation: Union Building Fishbowl.Organization: Housing and Residence LifeOrganizer: Wippich, Wendy Meredith
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In its tenth season, DePauw Jazz at the Duck is a weekly jazz and blues series dedicated to bringing this diverse art-form to the DePauw and Greencastle communities. Performances are Thursday evenings from 9pm to 11pm at the Walden Inn's Fluttering Duck. All events are free and open to the public. Past artists include Grammy winners Chip McNeill and Frank Catalano, local blues legend Tad Robinson, Randy Salman's Condition Blue as well as the DePauw Jazz Ensemble and Jazz Combos.Organization: MusicOrganizer: Musser, Paul T.
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Special Guest: Jesse Eubanks of HOPE Project Time of Fellowship, Worship, and Biblical teaching. All are WelcomeLocation: Pulliam CCM Watson.Organization: InterVarsity Christian FellowshipOrganizer: Jaclyn Tormoehlen
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A time for fellowship, worship, and Biblical teaching! All are welcome!Location: Reese Hall Lobby.Organization: InterVarsity Christian FellowshipOrganizer: Megan McFarland
Nov6
11/6/2009Friday
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Visit the ArtsFest Website for details of ArtsFest 2009.Organization: Music, School ofOrganizer: Linville, Steven Richard
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Closed to public.Location: Union Building Ivy Rm.Organization: Modern LanguagesOrganizer: Magyar, Judy C.
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We will be promoting our bi-annual event Jesus Jams. Come and learn more about it!Location: Memorial Student Union Building Hub Tabling 2.Organization: DePauw Christian FellowshipOrganizer: Shannon Fayson
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Advising on courses required or recommended for various health professions, including physical therapy, veterinary, physician assistant, and nursing. Contact Ken Kirkpatrick, kjkirk@depauw.edu, for more information.Location: Union Building Fishbowl.Organization: Registrar's OfficeOrganizer: Kirkpatrick, Kenneth J.
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Students wishing to perform on a student recital hour should contact Steven Linville, Director of Publicity.
This event is free and open to the public.Location: GCPA Thompson.Organization: Music, School ofOrganizer: Linville, Steven R. -
Please visit http://www.depauw.edu/student/WellnessPrograms/pilates.asp for information on this fitness class.Location: Lilly Center Dance Rm.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Location: Julian AUD 147.Organization: Information ServicesOrganizer: Albin, Heidi C.
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Location: GCPA 0201.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Location: GCPA 1118.Organization: MusicOrganizer: Custis, Sheree L.
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Watch the lovely women of Zeta Phi Beta get down as we school YOU on some history.Location: Memorial Student Union Building Hub Tabling 1.Organization: Zeta Phi BetaOrganizer: Johnson, Adrienne A. Libraries
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Mindfulnes Based Stress Reduction CourseLocation: Reese Hall Lobby.Organization: Counseling ServicesOrganizer: Zoll, Cheryl Kay
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Conversation Café is a casual and friendly conversation in participants' native languages that creates appreciation, awareness and knowledge of other cultures. This program also promotes the acquisition of a second (or third) language. All DePauw and Greencastle community members are welcome to attend any Conversation Café event.Location: International Center Lounge.Organization: Center for International and Experiential EducationOrganizer: Frame, Aliza Marie
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A fitness class using Latin American rhythms and music to create a dynamic fitness workout.Location: Lilly Center Dance Rm.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Location: Tennis and Track In Track.Organization: AthleticsOrganizer: Carter, John M.
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Featured in this ArtsFest exhibition will be works by DePauw students.
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The Prindle Institute is teaming up with ArtsFest for its final Blitz of the year. The program will consist of a video, discussion, and a student art exhibition. **This is a punch card event for art students.** Join us as we dive deeper into this year's theme: Art & Power. This event is free, but is reserved for students and faculty. Light refreshments will be served. Shuttle service will be available, leaving the Union Building Bus Stop at 4:00 pm and returning before 6:00 pm to allow for travel to other ArtsFest events.Location: Prindle Institute 135, Prindle Institute 136, Prindle Institute 138, Prindle Institute 165.Organization: Janet Prindle Institute for EthicsOrganizer: Clute, Linda
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"The S-Fix: Together WE tackle the Suffix '-Ism', What's the Simple Fix?" is a 15 organization co-sponsorship that begin to voice the issues on our campus and the world. This event will be a night of entertainment and education, where there will be dance, spoken word, poetry, song, music, art, and self- expression. This event will aid in providing possible solutions, dialogue, and most importantly- Unity.Location: East College Meharry.Organization: X-CellOrganizer: Donta Goodwin, 773-225-9413
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On Friday, November 6th the Center for Spiritual Life will be hosting a Scrabble Games Night. The event will be held in Reese Hall from 6:00-8:00 PM. The night will consist of a scrabble "tournament" and, of course, free food. Feel free to submit a team of two, as the "tournament" will be done based on teams; however, you don't have to have a partner to attend you can submit just yourself and we will pair you up with someone. The "tournament" will consist of one game of scrabble, with the winning team receiving a prize. Space is limited to 32 people, so sign up early! RSVP marjorielytle@depauw.eduLocation: Reese Hall Lobby.Organization: Office of Spiritual LifeOrganizer: Lytle, Marjorie L. Office of Spiritual Life
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Music, Food, Conversation Everyone welcome!Location: Longden Hall Den.Organization: InterVarsity and Depauw Christian FellowshipOrganizer: Jaclyn Tormoehlen
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An annual philanthropic event, the Kappa Kappa Gamma Fashion Show will highlight the artistry of fashion within the power of imagination. Tickets are $3 and available at the door. At the show there will be art, refreshments available for 50 cents, and Indianapolis vendors selling clothing that appeared in the show. Proceeds go to Dress for Success, an Indianapolis organization that helps women with limited resources by providing outfits for interviews and the work environment.Location: Union Building Terr A, Union Building Ballroom, Union Building Terr B, Union Building Terr C.Organization: Conference and Campus EventsOrganizer: Dianna Edumeson
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Students are welcome to bowl for free and have a great time! Location: Alex Alleys at 1250 S. Jackson Street. Sponsored by the Office of Multicultural and Community Life.Organization: Multicultural and Community LifeOrganizer: Stetson-Grace, La Nicerra J. Multicultural and Community Life
Nov7
11/7/2009Saturday
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Visit the ArtsFest Website for details of ArtsFest 2009.Organization: Music, School ofOrganizer: Linville, Steven Richard
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A one-day conference for high school students interested in environmental policy and sustainabilityLocation: East College 020, East College 106, East College 108, East College 110, East College 115.Organization: University StudiesOrganizer: Kauffman, Kelsey . University Studies
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Location: Nature Park Reflection Center Great Room.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Training session for all Putnam County volunteers/committees for the 2010 Relay For Life event on April 24th and 25th, 2010.Location: Prindle Institute 135.Organization: Service CenterOrganizer: Shuck, Richard A.
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Location: South Quad Dells.Organization: Alpha Chi OmegaOrganizer: Margaret Sutherlin
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Location: Bowman Park Park.Organization: Fraternity and Sorority LifeOrganizer: Diaz, Hermen
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Location: Lilly Center Dance Rm.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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1:30 PM CDT. Field Hockey vs. Centre. Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Championship Semifinal; Conway, Ark. SITE
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Part of ArtsFest 2009 : Art and Power
This event is free and open to the public.Location: GCPA Thompson.Organization: Music, School ofOrganizer: Linville, Steven R. -
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Learn how to break dance!! ---- 61Syx Teknique is a talented and devoted group of individuals who find a common passion in dance! Packed with dynamic footwork, explosive acrobatics, & interactive routines, you can expect a stunning performance that also educates the positive aspects of hip hop! With an extremely impressive resume already under their belt, 61Syx has shared the stage with such hip hop artists as: B2K, Lloyd Banks, Tony Touch, and Fat Joe! This group of natural performers needs no excuse to dance! Teknique has also been teaching classes and workshops in an effort to keep the passion of hip hop alive! This event is free and open to the public.Location: Union Building Lobby C.Organization: Multicultural and Community LifeOrganizer: Oluka, Uzoma F. Multicultural and Community Life
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Learn how to breakdance!! ---- 61Syx Teknique is a talented and devoted group of individuals who find a common passion in dance! Packed with dynamic footwork, explosive acrobatics, & interactive routines, you can expect a stunning performance that also educates the positive aspects of hip hop! With an extremely impressive resume already under their belt, 61Syx has shared the stage with such hip hop artists as: B2K, Lloyd Banks, Tony Touch, and Fat Joe! This group of natural performers needs no excuse to dance! Teknique has also been teaching classes and workshops in an effort to keep the passion of hip hop alive! This event is free and open to the public.Location: Union Building Lobby S.Organization: Multicultural and Community LifeOrganizer: Oluka, Uzoma F. Multicultural and Community Life
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Back by popular demand. Student Arts Council presents Insomniac Theatre. In Kerr Theatre. Come early to get a seat!
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61Syx Teknique is a talented and devoted group of individuals who find a common passion in dance! Packed with dynamic footwork, explosive acrobatics, & interactive routines, you can expect a stunning performance that also educates the positive aspects of hip hop! With an extremely impressive resume already under their belt, 61Syx has shared the stage with such hip hop artists as: B2K, Lloyd Banks, Tony Touch, and Fat Joe! This group of natural performers needs no excuse to dance! Teknique has also been teaching classes and workshops in an effort to keep the passion of hip hop alive! This event is free and open to the public.Location: GCPA Kresge.Organization: Multicultural and Community LifeOrganizer: Oluka, Uzoma F. Multicultural and Community Life
Nov8
11/8/2009Sunday
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11:00 AM CDT. Field Hockey vs. Rhodes (Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Championship game; Conway, Ark.) SITE
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Location: Julian AUD 147.Organization: Hartman HouseOrganizer: Weasner, Jessica R. Hartman House
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Jesus Jams is an event where we, DePauw Christian Fellowship, our Greencastle community, and student body, get together to praise God through fellowship and with our various talents, whether it be singing, dancing, poetry, or playing a musical instrument. Everyone is invited to enjoy a time of fun, food, music, and worship.Location: Union Building Ballroom.Organization: DCFOrganizer: Michaela Duncan
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Location: Julian 300.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Open to all students who have not previously completed the Driver's Certification Course to drive University vehicles. Please bring Driver's License and a pen to complete paperworkLocation: Union Building 221.Organization: Public SafetyOrganizer: Brennan, Laura S.
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Open to everyoneLocation: Reese Hall Lobby.Organization: Office of Spiritual LifeOrganizer: Wilson, Paul T. Office of Spiritual Life
Nov9
11/9/2009Monday
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Meeting for all faculty interested in learning more about proposing a Winter Term in Service course for Winter Term 2011. Lunch provided. Location: Hartman House Multipurpose RoomOrganization: Hartman HouseOrganizer: Weasner, Jessica R.
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come and support by purchasing all types of delectable sweets from your fellow students.Location: Memorial Student Union Building Hub Tabling 1.Ray, Quiaria S. Libraries.
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Please visit http://www.depauw.edu/student/WellnessPrograms/pilates.asp for information on this fitness class.Location: Lilly Center Dance Rm.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Location: Union Building 220.Organization: Student LifeOrganizer: Chestnut, Susan K. Campus Life
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Using Electronic Course Portfolios to Support the Scholarship of Teaching Presented by Bridgett Piernik-Yoder Assistant Professor University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio Sponsored by FITSLocation: Roy O West Library Inst Rm A.Organization: Academic ServicesOrganizer: Everage, Jean
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Chinese 269Location: Harrison Hall 101.Organization: Modern LanguagesOrganizer: Mou, Sherry J. Modern Languages
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Mandatory meeting for all Hartman House Civic Interns Location: Hartman House Multipurpose RoomOrganization: Hartman HouseOrganizer: Weasner, Jessica R.
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Location: Union Building 221.Organization: Student LifeOrganizer: Setchell, Cara L.
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4:00 PM - 5:15 PM Workshop: Optional Practical Training (OPT) for graduating international students (Required)
REQUIRED information session for ALL graduating international students. You will learn about OPT, how to apply for it, how much it costs, important application deadlines, how to maintain valid F-1 status while you complete OPT, and what to expect from employers.Location: Julian AUD 147.Organization: Center for International and Experiential EducationOrganizer: Frame, Aliza Marie
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Event Registration for residents of university-owned apartments and houses and Rector Village residents. Only one person from each unit looking to host an event needs to be present starting PROMPTLY at 4:30. Information for event registration can be found on our webpage at www.depauw.edu/student/housing.Location: Union Building Terr A, Union Building Terr B, Union Building Terr C.Organization: Housing and Residence LifeOrganizer: Wippich, Wendy Meredith
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Location: GCPA Kerr.Organization: Communication and TheatreOrganizer: Christiansen, Joyce G.
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A fitness class using Latin American rhythms and music to create a dynamic fitness workout.Location: Lilly Center Dance Rm.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Are you wondering why you are having difficulty retaining information? Join this discussion session to identify and explore your personal learning style.Location: Julian 108.Organization: Academic ServicesOrganizer: Washington, DiAnna
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Location: Lilly Center Pool.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Glenn GassLocation: Pulliam CCM Watson.Organization: Honor Scholar ProgramOrganizer: Edwards, Jennifer O.
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Location: GCPA 0170.Organization: MusicOrganizer: Rizner, Dan J.
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Leonard Foy, director
This event is free and open to the public.Location: GCPA Kresge.Organization: Music, School ofOrganizer: Linville, Steven Richard -
in the Fine Arts Center on the Wabash Campus in Crawfordsville, Indiana. For more information, see http://wabash.edu/calendar/EventDetail.cfm?Event__EventID=28947
Nov10
11/10/2009Tuesday
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Location: Holton Quad HoltQuad.Organization: Alpha ChiOrganizer: Margaret Sutherlin
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come and support by purchasing all types of delectable sweets from your fellow students.Location: Memorial Student Union Building Hub Tabling 1.Ray, Quiaria S. Libraries.
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David Morris '83 SVP/Managing Director Grubb & Ellis/Gundaker Commercial Free and open to the public lunch lecture-RSVP swsmith@depauw.eduLocation: Union Building Ballroom.Organization: Center for Management and EntrepreneurshipOrganizer: Smith, Sandra Beth
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Location: Asbury Hall 218.Organization: PhilosophyOrganizer: Gram, Mary L.
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A fitness class using Latin American rhythms and dance moves for a dynamic fitness workout.Location: Lilly Center Dance Rm.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Location: GCPA 0201.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Location: Julian 300.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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David Morris '83 SVP/Managing Director Grubb & Ellis/Gundaker Commercial Free and open to the public Dress is business casualLocation: Union Building Fishbowl.Organization: Center for Management and EntrepreneurshipOrganizer: Smith, Sandra Beth
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Location: East College 015.Organization: Modern LanguagesOrganizer: Ryadovaya, Natalia
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This festival is open to the entire student body. It will have carnival games, prizes, and food. This event is free.Location: Bowman Park Park.Organization: Resident Student AssociationOrganizer: Legendre, Patrick J. Housing and Residence Life
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Location: Union Building 221.Organization: Student LifeOrganizer: Setchell, Cara L.
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The Depauw Club Ultimate team is playing Wabash in their annual Monon Disc Game! Come out to support the team and kick off Monon Week festivities. Last year, Depauw won and hopes to keep the trophy for a second consecutive year. The game will be at the IM fields at 4:30.
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Location: GCPA Kerr.Organization: Communication and TheatreOrganizer: Christiansen, Joyce G.
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The DePauw Debate team takes on Wabash College in the historic Monon Bell Debate. This event is free and open to the public. Refreshments will be served.Location: Pulliam CCM Watson.Organization: Communication and TheatreOrganizer: Klinger, Geoffrey D. Communication and Theatre
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This class is a blend of martial arts, cardio kickboxing, dance, capoeira, hip hop and funk combined with music blended especially for the choreography.Location: Lilly Center Dance Rm.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Location: Lilly Center Pool.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Join voice students as they explore interpretation of arias and art songs in an program of staged works.
This event is free and open to the public.Location: GCPA Thompson.Organization: Music, School ofOrganizer: Linville, Steven R. -
Come out and learn how to avoid credit card debt while in college and participate in an engaging conversation on how to prepare yourself for your economic future with special guest Miriam GraysLocation: Julian 152.Organization: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, IncOrganizer: Aiesha Jones,773-983-3152
Nov11
11/11/2009Wednesday
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Bone Marrow Drive for a Monon Competition.Location: Union Building Fishbowl.Organization: Fraternity and Sorority LifeOrganizer: Beavers, Aliya Marie
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Tables on the Hub's terrace and use of terrace rooms for screening purposesLocation: Union Building Terr A, Union Building Terr B, Union Building Terr C.Organization: Counseling ServicesOrganizer: Bliss, Ethan Loper
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come and support by purchasing all types of delectable sweets from your fellow students.Location: Memorial Student Union Building Hub Tabling 1.Ray, Quiaria S. Libraries.
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Please visit http://www.depauw.edu/student/WellnessPrograms/pilates.asp for information on this fitness class.Location: Lilly Center Dance Rm.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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The Commons Project is part of the local societies initiative at DePauw University sponsored by the Metanexus Institute. Held in Anderson St. hallOrganization: Office of Spiritual LifeOrganizer: Lytle, Marjorie L. Office of Spiritual Life
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Active Employee Emeriti Healthcare Open Enrollment Workshop. Open to public.Location: Union Building Ballroom.Organization: Human ResourcesOrganizer: Ahangar, Mushtaq Ahmad
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Location: Union Building 220.Organization: Multicultural and Community LifeOrganizer: Newton, Beth Ann
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Location: Asbury Hall 319.Organization: PhilosophyOrganizer: McKelligan, Marcia A. Philosophy
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Retiree Emeriti Healthcare Open Enrollment Workshop. Open to public.Location: Union Building Ballroom.Organization: Human ResourcesOrganizer: Ahangar, Mushtaq Ahmad
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Location: GCPA 1302.Organization: Communication and TheatreOrganizer: Klinger, Geoffrey D. Communication and Theatre
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Location: Julian AUD 147.Organization: Information ServicesOrganizer: Sendelbach, Adonica A.
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Location: Union Building 231, Union Building 232.Organization: Academic Affairs DeptOrganizer: Myers, Ruth E.
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Location: Bowman Park Park.Organization: Alpha ChiOrganizer: Margaret Sutherlin
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Event Registration for residents of university-owned apartments and houses and Rector Village residents. Only one person from each unit looking to host an event needs to be present starting PROMPTLY at 4:30. Information for event registration can be found on our webpage at www.depauw.edu/student/housing.Location: Union Building Terr A, Union Building Terr B, Union Building Terr C.Organization: Housing and Residence LifeOrganizer: Wippich, Wendy Meredith
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Location: Reese Hall Lobby.Organization: Office of Spiritual LifeOrganizer: Lytle, Marjorie L. Office of Spiritual Life
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A fitness class using Latin American rhythms and music to create a dynamic fitness workout.Location: Lilly Center Dance Rm.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Location: Union Building Ivy Rm.Organization: Modern LanguagesOrganizer: Magyar, Judy C.
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Location: Nature Park Reflection Center Great Room.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Sponsored by Alpha Chi Omega and the Panhellenic Council.Location: GCPA Kresge.Organization: Fraternity and Sorority LifeOrganizer: Diaz, Hermen
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Location: Harrison Hall 301.White, Temeca M. Housing and Residence Life.
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Weekly meetingsLocation: Asbury Hall 317.Organization: Academic Affairs DeptOrganizer: Malayer, Mishelle D.
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7:00 PM - 11:00 PM The Women, War and Documentary Film Series presents Laura Waters Hinson and her film "As We Forgive" (about the genocide in Rwanda)
Free and open to the public. Other events in this series occur Sept 14, Oct 12, and Dec 2.Location: Pulliam CCM Watson.Organization: ArtOrganizer: Scott, Misti D.
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This event is free and open to the public.Location: GCPA Thompson.Organization: Music, School ofOrganizer: Linville, Steven R.
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Location: Roy O West Library Media Cl.Organization: Film StudiesOrganizer: Aures, Inge E.
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Location: GCPA 1302.Organization: Housing and Residence LifeOrganizer: Lopez, Jean Carlos
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Mentor meetingLocation: The Womens Center Lounge.Organization: Womens CenterOrganizer: Johnson-Licon, Jeannette
Nov12
11/12/2009Thursday
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Location: East College 015.Organization: Modern LanguagesOrganizer: Ryadovaya, Natalia
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Location: Union Building Fishbowl.Organization: Student LifeOrganizer: Setchell, Cara L.
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Presenter: Dan GurnonLocation: Union Building 231, Union Building 232.Organization: Academic Affairs DeptOrganizer: Myers, Ruth E.
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A fitness class using Latin American rhythms and dance moves for a dynamic fitness workout.Location: Lilly Center Dance Rm.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Career Services staff will discuss various Career & Grad School topics. Check DePauw Weekly for related topics that will be discussed.Location: Union Building 221.Organization: Career ServicesOrganizer: Woodall, Pamela Ann
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Location: Julian 300.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Location: Union Building 220.Organization: Student LifeOrganizer: Setchell, Cara L.
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Chinese 269Location: Harrison Hall 101.Organization: Modern LanguagesOrganizer: Mou, Sherry J. Modern Languages
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Monthly meeting with Facilities Management and Res Life & HousingLocation: Union Building 220.Organization: Housing and Residence LifeOrganizer: Sharp, Connie Jean
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Location: Julian AUD 147.Organization: ChemistryOrganizer: Eppley, Hilary J. Chemistry
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Location: International Center Lounge.Organization: Modern LanguagesOrganizer: Ryadovaya, Natalia . Modern Languages
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Location: GCPA 1203.Organization: Communication and TheatreOrganizer: Fenlon, Gina J. Communication and Theatre
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Junior Ashton Simmons will facilitate a discussion focused on ending genocide and mass atrocities. Ashton recently participated in a national conference in D.C. focused on this issue. She will draw from the workshops she attended led by the Save Darfur Coalition, the Enough Project, and Campus Progress, to name but a few of the sponsoring orgs. OPEN TO ALL! FREE FOOD!Location: The Womens Center Lounge.Organization: Compton CenterOrganizer: Rudolph, Valerie E.
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Join us at 4:30 to be a part of Circle K, an organization focused around service and friendship!Location: Union Building Terr A, Union Building Terr B.McCartin, Kaitlynn R. Admission.
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Location: Emison Building 211.Organization: Black StudiesOrganizer: James, Leslie R. Religious Studies
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The Physics Club presents the 5th Annual Monon Bell Physics Seminar, open to the public. This year's speaker is Dr. Jim Brown from Wabash, whose talk is titled "“Tell me, MoNA – Where has the magic gone?” How does the shell structure of a nucleus change when there are vast asymmetries between the number of neutrons and protons? The Modular Neutron Array (MoNA) can help answer this! Learn about the evolution of shell structure under these conditions, how undergraduates have been involved in the process and will continue to be in the future.Location: Julian 252.Organization: Physics and AstronomyOrganizer: Kjonaas, Tamara K. Physics and Astronomy
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Location: Union Building 220.Organization: Student LifeOrganizer: Setchell, Cara L.
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Organization: Feminista!Organizer: Michelina Ferrara
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Mandatory meeting for all Civic Fellows members. Hartman House Multipurpose RoomOrganization: Hartman HouseOrganizer: Weasner, Jessica R.
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Location: Union Building Ballroom.Organization: Housing and Residence LifeOrganizer: Sutherlin, Julia M. Housing and Residence Life
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Organization: Housing and Residence LifeOrganizer: Sutherlin, Julia M.
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This class is a blend of martial arts, cardio kickboxing, dance, capoeira, hip hop and funk combined with music blended especially for the choreography.Location: Lilly Center Dance Rm.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Location: Nature Park Reflection Center Great Room.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Do you need support with improving your learning strategies? Join this discussion session to gather information about effective studying techniques.Location: Harrison Hall 101.Organization: Academic ServicesOrganizer: Washington, DiAnna
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DCF Co-ed Bible Study Join us at 6:15 pm in Reese Hall to study God's Word! This event is open to both women and men.Location: Reese Hall Lobby.Organization: Office of Spiritual LifeOrganizer: Lytle, Marjorie L. Office of Spiritual Life
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Dr. Robert Goldstone, Chancellor's Professor of Psychological and Brain Sciences and Director of the Cognitive Science Program at Indiana University, will present a talk entitled "The Hive Mind: Experiments on Human Collective Behavior". Beginning at 7:00 pm, the presentation will take place in Thompson Recital Hall in the GCPA. (PLEASE NOTE THIS IS A CHANGE IN ORIGINAL LOCATION!) The event is sponsored by the Psychology Department, Psi Chi, and the Asher Fund and is free and open to the public.Location: GCPA Thompson.Organization: PsychologyOrganizer: Lambermont, Connie J.
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Students who are interested in leadership positions in Residence Life and & Housing for 2010-11 AND who will be off campus during the spring semester are invited to an information session to learn more about the employment and leadership opportunities available in our office, the application process, and to ask any questions they have about the student leader staff hiring process.Location: Union Building 221.Organization: Housing and Residence LifeOrganizer: Reuschlein, Alison Lynn
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Sponsored by the English Department, Jeffrey Bean will read from his new book "Diminished Fifth" and Micah Ling will read from her new book "Three Islands". Free and open to the public.Location: Peeler Art Center Aud.Organization: EnglishOrganizer: Bean, Barbara . English
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A time for fellowship, worship, and Biblical teaching. All are welcome!Location: Pulliam CCM Watson.Organization: Intervarsity Christian FellowshipOrganizer: Jaclyn Tormoehlen (812) 569-4929
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Planning meeting for the Dance Marathon CommitteeLocation: Union Building Fishbowl.Organization: Housing and Residence LifeOrganizer: Wippich, Wendy Meredith
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Alpha Chi Omega hosts the annual Monon Pep Rally and domestic abuse awareness event, Ring Sing. A fundraiser and Monon Rally, Ring Sing will raise sprirts before the rival game with Wabash, and awareness of domestic abuse in Indiana. This year, join us in the Lily Fieldhouse Gym on Thursday November 12 at 9pm to watch teams compete in skits and dance offs to win the bell. Admission $1. All proceeds benefit victims of domestic abuse in Indiana.Location: Lilly Center FieldHse.Organization: Alpha Chi OmegaOrganizer: Margaret Sutherlin
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In its tenth season, DePauw Jazz at the Duck is a weekly jazz and blues series dedicated to bringing this diverse art-form to the DePauw and Greencastle communities. Performances are Thursday evenings from 9pm to 11pm at the Walden Inn's Fluttering Duck. All events are free and open to the public. Past artists include Grammy winners Chip McNeill and Frank Catalano, local blues legend Tad Robinson, Randy Salman's Condition Blue as well as the DePauw Jazz Ensemble and Jazz Combos.Organization: MusicOrganizer: Musser, Paul T.
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Location: Union Building Ballroom.Organization: InterVarsity Christian FellowshipOrganizer: Jaclyn Tormoehlen
Nov13
11/13/2009Friday
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Location: Emison Building 211.Organization: First-Year ProgramsOrganizer: Hernandez, Myrna Yvonne
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Please visit http://www.depauw.edu/student/WellnessPrograms/pilates.asp for information on this fitness class.Location: Lilly Center Dance Rm.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Location: GCPA 0201.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Universities have served important functions in society for more than a thousand years. They have done so in part by creating places that promote reflection, discussion, discovery and learning. For many people, the university-as-place is central to the purposes of the university. The university is also an idea and, increasingly, ideas—in the Internet—have enormous power to stimulate learning and discovery. Indeed, what many now describe as “Web 2.0” is a view that the web is evolving into a social environment that has the potential to extend the influence and reach of institutions and individuals. This talk will address the co-evolution of higher education and the Internet and will explore issues the roles of place, expertise, and even truth, in a world of abundant information and changing academic expectations. Sponsored by FITS.Location: Roy O West Library Inst Rm A.Organization: FITSOrganizer: Everage, Jean
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Mindfulnes Based Stress Reduction CourseLocation: Reese Hall Lobby.Organization: Counseling ServicesOrganizer: Zoll, Cheryl Kay
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Conversation Café is a casual and friendly conversation in participants' native languages that creates appreciation, awareness and knowledge of other cultures. This program also promotes the acquisition of a second (or third) language. All DePauw and Greencastle community members are welcome to attend any Conversation Café event.Location: International Center Lounge.Organization: Center for International and Experiential EducationOrganizer: Frame, Aliza Marie
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A fitness class using Latin American rhythms and music to create a dynamic fitness workout.Location: Lilly Center Dance Rm.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Union Board presents its annual fall concert on Nov. 13th!!! Kick-off your MONON WEEKEND with music from famous hip-hop artists Fabolous and Asher Roth at 7 PM on Friday. Veteran rapper, Fabolous, released just his fifth studio albulm, 'Loso's Way', which includes his hit single "Throw It in the Bag" featuring The-Dream. Asher Roth will also be performing at this show. Asher exploded onto the music scene last spring with the release of his single "I Love College" on his album 'Asleep in the Bread Aisle'. Tickets will be available on campus in the coming weeks at the Multicultural Life Office in the Union Building **$10 for DePauw students **$15 for GuestsLocation: GCPA Kresge.Organization: Housing and Residence LifeOrganizer: Greer, Vincent L.
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This event is free and open to the public.Location: GCPA Thompson.Organization: Music, School ofOrganizer: Linville, Steven R.
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A mixer for Students on campus to have a good time!!! Get to know new people!! Walden Social SpaceMadison, Ranita N. Womens Center.
Nov14
11/14/2009Saturday
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Organization: RegistrarOrganizer:
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Location: Nature Park Reflection Center Great Room.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Location: Lilly Center Dance Rm.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Come out and show your winter fashion sense at Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc 2nd Annual Fashion Show! This event is free and open to the public!Location: Union Building Ballroom.Organization: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, IncOrganizer: Aiesha Jones, 773-983-3152
Nov15
11/15/2009Sunday
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DePauw Christian Fellowship will be offering a Christian worship service in the UB Ballroom that is open to people of all faiths. After the worship portion of our service, a speaker will be presenting a message to continue our theme of "Broken Chains". Please come out to worship and fellowship with us.Location: Union Building Ballroom.Organization: DCFOrganizer: Shannon Fayson
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Location: Julian 300.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Open to everyoneLocation: Reese Hall Lobby.Organization: Office of Spiritual LifeOrganizer: Wilson, Paul T. Office of Spiritual Life
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Open to all students who have not previously completed the Driver's Certification Course to drive University vehicles. Please bring Driver's License and a pen to complete paperworkLocation: Union Building 221.Organization: Public SafetyOrganizer: Brennan, Laura S.
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Location: Pulliam CCM Watson.Organization: Student LifeOrganizer: Stuckey, Jamie Dawn
Nov16
11/16/2009Monday
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Location: East College 110.Organization: Film StudiesOrganizer: Aures, Inge E.
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Please visit http://www.depauw.edu/student/WellnessPrograms/pilates.asp for information on this fitness class.Location: Lilly Center Dance Rm.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Location: Union Building 221.Organization: Multicultural and Community LifeOrganizer: Newton, Beth Ann
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Location: Union Building 220.Organization: Student LifeOrganizer: Chestnut, Susan K. Campus Life
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Chinese 269Location: Harrison Hall 101.Organization: Modern LanguagesOrganizer: Mou, Sherry J. Modern Languages
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Students from all over campus will compete against one another in a fun and challenging battle of wits. Competitors will be tested in their knowledge of common and not so common words. The winner will be awarded a certificate and a cash prize.Location: East College Meharry.Organization: Fraternity and Sorority LifeOrganizer: Carl Merritt
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A fitness class using Latin American rhythms and music to create a dynamic fitness workout.Location: Lilly Center Dance Rm.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Location: Lilly Center Pool.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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7:30 PM - 8:30 PM Kelly Writers Series presents a reading by non-fiction writer Scott Raab from his recent work on the trial of concentration camp guard John Demanjanjuk
Free and open to the public.Location: Peeler Art Center Aud.Chiarella, Thomas C. English.
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A true-life love story with a mind-bending twist. Robert Eads, a trans-sexual cowboy, is dying from ovarian cancer, and doctors refuse to help. Then, when he least expects it, Robert finds the love of his life in Lola, a male-to-female. A story of romance, prejudice and the new frontier of gender.Organization: Film StudiesOrganizer: Aures, Inge E.
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Location: GCPA Thompson.Organization: Music, School ofOrganizer: Bagwell, Janice E. Music
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Come and voice your opinion in Humbert Hall to members of the Dining Services Oversight Committee.Location: Humbert Hall Lobby.Organization: Housing and Residence LifeOrganizer: Lopez, Jean Carlos
Nov17
11/17/2009Tuesday
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Human Resources professional development workshop. Open to all staff. Must register.Location: Julian 156.Organization: Human ResourcesOrganizer: Burking, Bruce W.
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Location: GCPA Thompson.Organization: Music, School ofOrganizer: Bagwell, Janice E. Music
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Location: Asbury Hall 218.Organization: PhilosophyOrganizer: Gram, Mary L.
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A fitness class using Latin American rhythms and dance moves for a dynamic fitness workout.Location: Lilly Center Dance Rm.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Location: GCPA 0201.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Location: Julian 300.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Meeting for all faculty interested in learning more about proposing a Winter Term in Service course for Winter Term 2011. Snacks provided.Location: Julian AUD 147.Organization: Hartman HouseOrganizer: Weasner, Jessica R.
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Location: East College 015.Organization: Modern LanguagesOrganizer: Ryadovaya, Natalia
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This class is a blend of martial arts, cardio kickboxing, dance, capoeira, hip hop and funk combined with music blended especially for the choreography.Location: Lilly Center Dance Rm.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Follow us as we try to expose the inner conflict that many men face, such as defining what a man is, what the duties of a man is in his home and in his community, and what makes a man. We are hoping to not only inspire dialogue within the male community which may resolve some of these issues, but provide comfort for some individuals who may feel as though they are alone in facing this sort of inner turmoil. How do we deal with the issues that men face, both on DePauw's campus, as well as outside of this "bubble." Come along as we explore, “The Test of a Man.” Free and Open to the PublicLocation: Peeler Art Center Aud.Organization: Fraternity and Sorority LifeOrganizer: Battrell, Morgan Bernard
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All committees will be meeting to discuss and develop a time line for activities leading up to the April 24th and 25th Relay For Life event at Blackstock StadiumLocation: Julian 152.Organization: Service CenterOrganizer: Shuck, Richard A.
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Location: Lilly Center Pool.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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All students are welcome to come learn about the Timmy Foundation and our upcoming events. We have opportunities available for leadership positions and activities planned for the meeting for members to participate in. Find out more at timmyfoundation.orgLocation: Julian AUD 147.Organization: ChemistryOrganizer: Crary, Sharon M. Chemistry
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Love dessert? Come to Dessert with the Deltas! For a $1 donation, enjoy ice cream and featured desserts from Delta Upsilon, Delta Chi, Delta Gamma, and Delta Tau Delta. Proceeds benefit the A-Way Home Shelter.Location: Union Building Fishbowl.Organization: Conference and Campus EventsOrganizer: Sibbitt, Jamie M. Conference and Campus Events
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Gabriel Crouch, director
This event is free and open to the public.Location: GCPA Thompson.Organization: Music, School ofOrganizer: Linville, Steven Richard -
The initiation of the Fall 2009 inductees of the Order of Omega Greek Honor SocietyLocation: Union Building Ballroom.Organization: Fraternity and Sorority LifeOrganizer: Battrell, Morgan Bernard
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Location: Union Building Fishbowl.Organization: Film StudiesOrganizer: Aures, Inge E.
Nov18
11/18/2009Wednesday
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Organization: Feminista!Organizer: Ashley Slupski
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Social Software: Think Big, Start Small, Move Fast: a Gartner Business webinarLocation: Julian 135 Conf.Organization: Information ServicesOrganizer: Diedriech, David A.
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Shots are free for students. No appointment is needed.Location: Memorial Student Union Building Hub Tabling 3.Organization: Health ServicesOrganizer: Ripple, Scott Allen
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Please join Feminista!, Omega Phi Beta and Amnesty International in signing a petition for Mars, Hersey and Nestle to end Human Trafficking and Child Labor. You can join us in the Hub or sign the petition online at http://www.unionvoice.org/campaign/chocolate.Location: Memorial Student Union Building Hub Tabling 1.Organization: eminista!, Omega Phi Beta and Amnesty InternationOrganizer: Ashley Slupski
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Please visit http://www.depauw.edu/student/WellnessPrograms/pilates.asp for information on this fitness class.Location: Lilly Center Dance Rm.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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11:31 AM - 12:29 PM Physics/Chemistry Guest Speaker: Keoki Seu, DPU Grad 2000 "Seeing is believing: Investigating Magnetic Nanostructures with Light"
The Physics Club and Chemistry Department welcome back a 2000 DePauw Graduate, Keoki Seu to talk about "Seeing is believing: Investigating Magnetic Nanostructures with Light." The talk is open to the public, although a RSVP to tamarakjonaas@depauw.edu is requested as lunch will be provided. Magnetic storage follows a rule similar to Moore's law, where the density of hard disks increases exponentially over time. This means that the area of each bit is decreasing at a similar rate and we soon will be reaching a point where a magnetic bit is a few atoms thick. I will introduce laser techniques that we use to probe magnetic storage bits, particularly in the time-domain which allows us to observe how fast one can switch a magnetic bit. The time scale for flipping a bit is 100 picoseconds (ps = 10^-12 s). I will also talk about using x- rays to probe magnetic systems and nanostructures, with some focus on using the short wavelength of the x-rays to image nanostructures. The resolution that we can image is on the order of 50 nanometers (nm = 10^-9 m). In the future we hope to combine these techniques, allowing us to image magnetization reversal on the ultrafast timescale.Location: Julian 251.Organization: Physics and AstronomyOrganizer: Kjonaas, Tamara K. Physics and Astronomy
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The Commons Project is part of the local societies initiative at DePauw University sponsored by the Metanexus Institute. Held in Anderson St. hallOrganization: Office of Spiritual LifeOrganizer: Lytle, Marjorie L. Office of Spiritual Life
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Location: Union Building 220.Organization: Multicultural and Community LifeOrganizer: Newton, Beth Ann
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Location: Asbury Hall 110.Organization: EnglishOrganizer: Sinowitz, Michael L.
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The DePauw GIS Center will participate in the annual, international GIS Day celebration on Wednesday, November 18, 2009, by hosting a GIS Day event in the Julian Atrium. This open house-style event will showcase GIS projects and concepts via posters, displays, and activities.Location: Julian Atrium.Organization: Instruction and Information ServicesOrganizer: Wilkerson, Marilea B. Information Services
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Staff DevelopmentLocation: Union Building 231, Union Building 232.Organization: Housing and Residence LifeOrganizer: Lopez, Jean Carlos
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Location: GCPA 1302.Organization: Communication and TheatreOrganizer: Klinger, Geoffrey D. Communication and Theatre
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Location: Emison Building 211.Organization: Asian StudiesOrganizer: Chiba, Hiroko M. Modern Languages
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A fitness class using Latin American rhythms and music to create a dynamic fitness workout.Location: Lilly Center Dance Rm.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Che Guevara is a popular Latino icon, representing freedom, culture, rebellion, and revolution. Yet what do we really know about Che’s ideas of government and liberation, or about his accomplishments? How did a rebel from Argentina become the commercialized figure that he is today? Come learn the truth about Che, and what he really stands for. Free and Open to the Public: Located in the Dorothy Brown Cultural Resource CenterOrganization: Multicultural and Community Life OfficeOrganizer: Stephanie Rivera
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Location: Reese Hall Lobby.Organization: Office of Spiritual LifeOrganizer: Lytle, Marjorie L. Office of Spiritual Life
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Location: Union Building Ivy Rm.Organization: Modern LanguagesOrganizer: Magyar, Judy C.
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International students and students who have studied abroad, or who are planning to do so, are encouraged to participate in the ISA meetings, although anyone with an interest in international culture is welcome. Meetings are held twice a month.Organization: Center for International and Experiential EducationOrganizer: Jirari, Loutfi
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International students and students who have studied abroad, or who are planning to do so, are encouraged to participate in the ISA meetings, although anyone with an interest in international culture is welcome. Meetings are held twice a month.Organization: Center for International and Experiential EducationOrganizer: Jirari, Loutfi
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Location: Nature Park Reflection Center Great Room.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Mel Visser, author of "Cold Clear and Deadly" will discuss the global toxic threat we face in the Great Lakes, the Arctic Circle, and the world food supply.Location: Prindle Institute 165.Organization: Janet Prindle Institute for EthicsOrganizer: Clute, Linda
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I study all night. So, why do I go blank during the test? Join this discussion to discover various test taking techniques.Location: Harrison Hall 101.Organization: Academic ServicesOrganizer: Washington, DiAnna
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Weekly meetingsLocation: Asbury Hall 317.Organization: Academic Affairs DeptOrganizer: Malayer, Mishelle D.
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The DePauw Debate Team takes on the British National Debate Team in a public debate. This event is free and open to the public.Location: Pulliam CCM Watson.Organization: Communication and TheatreOrganizer: Klinger, Geoffrey D. Communication and Theatre
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Location: Lilly Center Pool.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Meeting for those interested in Rotaract - a college service organization that is part of Rotary International. http://www.rotary.org/en/StudentsAndYouth/YouthPrograms/Rotaract/Pages/ridefault.aspx Students interested should contact Elise Povejsil - elisepovejsil_2012@depauw.eduLocation: Union Building 220.Organization: Center for International and Experiential EducationOrganizer: Knaul, Kathleen S.
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Location: Union Building Terr C, Union Building Terr A, Union Building Terr B.Organization: Honor Scholar ProgramOrganizer: Edwards, Jennifer O.
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Location: GCPA 0170.Organization: MusicOrganizer: Rizner, Dan J.
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Robert Danforth and James Beckel, directors
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Residence Life and Housing Staff MeetingLocation: GCPA 1302.Organization: Housing and Residence LifeOrganizer: Lopez, Jean Carlos
Nov19
11/19/2009Thursday
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Organization: Feminista!Organizer: Ashley Slupski
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Location: East College 015.Organization: Modern LanguagesOrganizer: Ryadovaya, Natalia
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Location: Union Building Fishbowl.Organization: Student LifeOrganizer: Setchell, Cara L.
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Location: Julian 050.Organization: Information ServicesOrganizer: Albin, Heidi C.
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Please join us for an interactive demonstration of Social Security services and obtain helpful information to consider or plan for retirement, apply for benefits or get answers to the most frequnetly asked questions for Social Security benefits. Open to the public.Location: Pulliam CCM Watson.Organization: Human ResourcesOrganizer: Herrera-Kish, Felice A.
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The Student Arts Council will be having their bi-weekly council meeting. Anyone is invited to attend.Location: Union Building Terr B.Schmelzer, Kristopher D. ITAP.
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Location: East College 020.Organization: Modern LanguagesOrganizer: Magyar, Judy C.
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A fitness class using Latin American rhythms and dance moves for a dynamic fitness workout.Location: Lilly Center Dance Rm.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Location: Union Building 220.Organization: Student LifeOrganizer: Setchell, Cara L.
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Location: Julian 300.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Location: Union Building 231, Union Building 232.Organization: Human ResourcesOrganizer: Herrera-Kish, Felice A.
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Discusion on Social Secuirty and RretirmentLocation: Julian AUD 147.Organization: Human ResourcesOrganizer: Noland, Wanda
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Chinese 269Location: Harrison Hall 101.Organization: Modern LanguagesOrganizer: Mou, Sherry J. Modern Languages
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Location: Peeler Art Center Aud.Burgman, Raymonda L. Economics and Management.
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Advisory meeting updateLocation: Nature Park Reflection Center Great Room.Organization: Nature ParkOrganizer: Cox, Douglas D.
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Discussion on Social Secuirty and RetirementLocation: Julian AUD 147.Organization: Human ResourcesOrganizer: Noland, Wanda
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Join us at 4:30 to be a part of Circle K, an organization focused around service and friendship!Location: Union Building 231.McCartin, Kaitlynn R. Admission.
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Location: Union Building Ballroom, Union Building Terr A, Union Building Terr B, Union Building Terr C.Organization: Hartman HouseOrganizer: Scott, Jessie R. Hartman House
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Location: Union Building 220.Organization: Student LifeOrganizer: Setchell, Cara L.
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Organization: Feminista!Organizer: Michelina Ferrara
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Meet at THE HUB at 5:15 PM Conner Prairie’s Follow the North Star experience, developed after several years of research, is unlike any other. You will be immersed in the life of a runaway slave for the night and participants will live through one of the most compelling periods in Indiana history. This powerful and interactive glimpse into our shared past affects guests in ways that reading a book or watching a movie about it cannot.Organization: Alpha Phi AlphaOrganizer: Carl Merritt
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This class is a blend of martial arts, cardio kickboxing, dance, capoeira, hip hop and funk combined with music blended especially for the choreography.Location: Lilly Center Dance Rm.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Location: Nature Park Reflection Center Great Room.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Location: The Womens Center Lounge.Organization: Amnesty InternationalOrganizer: Rudolph, Valerie E.
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Location: East College Fire Pit.Organization: Academic Affairs DivisionOrganizer: Foss, Pedar W. Classical Studies
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Location: Roy O West Library Media Cl.Organization: PhilosophyOrganizer: McKelligan, Marcia A. Philosophy
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Location: GCPA 1118.Organization: MusicOrganizer: Custis, Sheree L.
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This event is free and open to the public.Location: GCPA Thompson.Organization: Music, School ofOrganizer: Linville, Steven R.
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Love and loss grapple in this quirky and surprising modern adaptation of the Orpheus myth. For ticket information go to www.depauw.edu/arts/theatre or call the box office at 765.658.4827.Organization: Communication and TheatreOrganizer: Fenlon, Gina J. Communication and Theatre
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Planning meeting for the Dance Marathon CommitteeLocation: Union Building Fishbowl.Organization: Housing and Residence LifeOrganizer: Wippich, Wendy Meredith
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All invited.Location: GCPA 1100 Great Hall / Rotunda A.Fenlon, Gina J. Communication and Theatre.
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A time for fellowship, worship, and Biblical teaching. All are welcome!Location: Union Building Ballroom.Organization: Intervarsity Christian FellowshipOrganizer: Jaclyn Tormoehlen (812) 569-4929
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In its tenth season, DePauw Jazz at the Duck is a weekly jazz and blues series dedicated to bringing this diverse art-form to the DePauw and Greencastle communities. Performances are Thursday evenings from 9pm to 11pm at the Walden Inn's Fluttering Duck. All events are free and open to the public. Past artists include Grammy winners Chip McNeill and Frank Catalano, local blues legend Tad Robinson, Randy Salman's Condition Blue as well as the DePauw Jazz Ensemble and Jazz Combos.Organization: MusicOrganizer: Musser, Paul T.
Nov20
11/20/2009Friday
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Location: Julian 050.Organization: Information ServicesOrganizer: Albin, Heidi C.
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Shots are free for students. No appointment is needed.Location: Memorial Student Union Building Hub Tabling 3.Organization: Health ServicesOrganizer: Ripple, Scott Allen
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Location: GCPA 0201.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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3:30 PM - 5:00 PM "Conversations with Arjia Rinpoche: My Life in Tibet" (reception from 3:30 pm, talk at 4 pm)
A "Rinpoche"--"Precious Jewel"--is an honorific title for a teacher in Tibetan Buddhism. Arjia Rinpoche is Abbot of one of the six leading Buddhist temples of Tibet, and head of the Tibetan Mongolian Cultural Center in Bloomington. in the Emison Museum. Free and open to the public.Organization: ArtOrganizer: Johnson, Kaytie A.
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Conversation Café is a casual and friendly conversation in participants' native languages that creates appreciation, awareness and knowledge of other cultures. This program also promotes the acquisition of a second (or third) language. All DePauw and Greencastle community members are welcome to attend any Conversation Café event.Location: International Center Lounge.Organization: Center for International and Experiential EducationOrganizer: Frame, Aliza Marie
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Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction CourseLocation: Reese Hall Lobby.Organization: Counseling ServicesOrganizer: Zoll, Cheryl Kay
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5:00 PM CST. Basketball (w) vs. Washington-St. Louis at Illinois Wesleyan Tipoff Tournament. LISTEN LIVE | LIVE STATS
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A fitness class using Latin American rhythms and music to create a dynamic fitness workout.Location: Lilly Center Dance Rm.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Walden Inn Galleria Join us for a night of elegance, poise, and grace as beautiful women from campus display their talents on stage and compete to be the next Miss Black and Gold. These exemplary women are judged on their eloquence, beauty and talent. This is an upscale event so please come dressed accordingly.Organization: Alpha Phi AlphaOrganizer: Carl Merritt
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Location: Pulliam CCM Watson.Organization: Modern LanguagesOrganizer: Chiba, Hiroko M.
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Join members of Committee for Latino Concerns as we have performance by a salsa band from Chicago who will play traditional music from Latin America and the Caribbean. Free and Open to the PublicLocation: Union Building Ballroom.Organization: Committee for Latino ConcernsOrganizer: Stephanie Rivera
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Recital Reception immediately following the concert in the hallway located directly outside of Thompson Recital Hall.Organization: MusicOrganizer: Custis, Sheree L.
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This event is free and open to the public.Location: GCPA Thompson.Organization: Music, School ofOrganizer: Linville, Steven R.
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Love and loss grapple in this quirky and surprising modern adaptation of the Orpheus myth. For ticket information go to www.depauw.edu/arts/theatre or call the box office at 765.658.4827.Organization: Communication and TheatreOrganizer: Fenlon, Gina J. Communication and Theatre
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Students are welcome to bowl for free and have a great time! Location: Alex Alleys at 1250 S. Jackson Street. Sponsored by the Office of Multicultural and Community Life.Organization: Multicultural and Community LifeOrganizer: Stetson-Grace, La Nicerra J. Multicultural and Community Life
Nov21
11/21/2009Saturday
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Location: Union Building Ballroom.Organization: Committee for Latino ConcernsOrganizer: Stephanie Rivera
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Location: Nature Park Reflection Center Great Room.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Location: Lilly Center FieldHse.Organization: Dance MarathonOrganizer: Catherine Lerum
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Location: Lilly Center Dance Rm.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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12:00 PM Football at Thomas More (NCAA Division III Football Championship First Round) LISTEN LIVE | LIVE STATS
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This event is free and open to the public.Location: GCPA Thompson.Organization: Music, School ofOrganizer: Linville, Steven R.
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2:00 PM CST. Basketball (w) vs. Central at Illinois Wesleyan Tipoff Tournament. LISTEN LIVE | LIVE STATS
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This event is free and open to the public.Location: GCPA Thompson.Organization: Music, School ofOrganizer: Linville, Steven R.
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This event is free and open to the public.Location: GCPA Thompson.Organization: Music, School ofOrganizer: Linville, Steven R.
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Please join us for food fairs and cultural performances from around the world organized to celebrate International Educational Week. The event will be on Saturday, November 21st beginning at 6 p.m. in the Walden Inn Social Center. International Students from thirty different countries will be representing their cultures with delicious dishes and wonderful performances.Organization: Center for International and Experiential EducationOrganizer: Jirari, Loutfi
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Please join us for food fairs and cultural performances from around the world organized to celebrate International Educational Week. The event will be on Saturday, November 21st beginning at 6 p.m. in the Walden Inn Social Center. International Students from thirty different countries will be representing their cultures with delicious dishes and wonderful performances.Organization: Center for International and Experiential EducationOrganizer: Jirari, Loutfi
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We are bringing you the biggest stroll off that the state of Indiana has ever seen. We have representation from over 10 different historically Black and Hispanic Greek letter organizations from over 7 different campus! Trust us, DePauw will never be the same.Location: GCPA Thompson.Organization: Fraternity and Sorority LifeOrganizer: Carl Merritt
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Love and loss grapple in this quirky and surprising modern adaptation of the Orpheus myth. For ticket information go to www.depauw.edu/arts/theatre or call the box office at 765.658.4827.Organization: Communication and TheatreOrganizer: Fenlon, Gina J. Communication and Theatre
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This will be the largest party to ever have hit DePauw’s campus. It will be like nothing that you have ever seen. Get ready, because we are ushering in a new era! The attire is all black everything!Location: Union Building Ballroom.Organization: Fraternity and Sorority LifeOrganizer: Battrell, Morgan Bernard
Nov22
11/22/2009Sunday
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Love and loss grapple in this quirky and surprising modern adaptation of the Orpheus myth. For ticket information go to www.depauw.edu/arts/theatre or call the box office at 765.658.4827.Organization: Communication and TheatreOrganizer: Fenlon, Gina J. Communication and Theatre
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Craig Paré, director
This event is free and open to the public.Location: GCPA Kresge.Organization: Music, School ofOrganizer: Linville, Steven Richard -
Location: Julian 300.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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A dinner to celebrate the Thanksgiving Holiday! Enjoy Soul Food and fellowship! AAAS HouseMadison, Ranita N. Womens Center.
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Come out and study with the Women of Distinction from Sigma Lambda Gamma!Location: Roy O West Library Conf Rm.Organization: Sigma Lambda GammaOrganizer: Gabrielle Lacy
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This event is free and open to the public.Location: GCPA Thompson.Organization: Music, School ofOrganizer: Linville, Steven R.
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Open to all students who have not previously completed the Driver's Certification Course to drive University vehicles. Please bring Driver's License and a pen to complete paperworkLocation: Union Building 221.Organization: Public SafetyOrganizer: Brennan, Laura S.
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Open to everyoneLocation: Reese Hall Lobby.Organization: Office of Spiritual LifeOrganizer: Wilson, Paul T. Office of Spiritual Life
Nov23
11/23/2009Monday
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New employee orientationLocation: Administration Bldg First Floor Conference Room.Organization: Human ResourcesOrganizer: Noland, Wanda
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Please visit http://www.depauw.edu/student/WellnessPrograms/pilates.asp for information on this fitness class.Location: Lilly Center Dance Rm.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Location: Union Building 220.Organization: Student LifeOrganizer: Chestnut, Susan K. Campus Life
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Chinese 269Location: Harrison Hall 101.Organization: Modern LanguagesOrganizer: Mou, Sherry J. Modern Languages
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Location: Reese Hall Lobby.Burgman, Raymonda L. Economics and Management.
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A fitness class using Latin American rhythms and music to create a dynamic fitness workout.Location: Lilly Center Dance Rm.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Location: Lilly Center Pool.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Orcenith Smith, director
This event is free and open to the public.Location: GCPA Kresge.Organization: Music, School ofOrganizer: Linville, Steven Richard
Nov24
11/24/2009Tuesday
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Location: Union Building Terr A.Organization: Women's StudiesOrganizer: Altman, Meryl B. English
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Location: Asbury Hall 218.Organization: PhilosophyOrganizer: Gram, Mary L.
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A fitness class using Latin American rhythms and dance moves for a dynamic fitness workout.Location: Lilly Center Dance Rm.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Location: GCPA 0201.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Location: Julian 300.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Location: East College 015.Organization: Modern LanguagesOrganizer: Ryadovaya, Natalia
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This class is a blend of martial arts, cardio kickboxing, dance, capoeira, hip hop and funk combined with music blended especially for the choreography.Location: Lilly Center Dance Rm.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Nov25
11/25/2009Wednesday
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Organization: RegistrarOrganizer:
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Please visit http://www.depauw.edu/student/WellnessPrograms/pilates.asp for information on this fitness class.Location: Lilly Center Dance Rm.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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The Commons Project is part of the local societies initiative at DePauw University sponsored by the Metanexus Institute. Anderson St. hallOrganization: Office of Spiritual LifeOrganizer: Lytle, Marjorie L. Office of Spiritual Life
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Location: Union Building 220.Organization: Multicultural and Community LifeOrganizer: Newton, Beth Ann
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Weekly meetingsLocation: Asbury Hall 317.Organization: Academic Affairs DeptOrganizer: Malayer, Mishelle D.
Nov26
11/26/2009Thursday
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Organization: RegistrarOrganizer:
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Organization: Feminista!Organizer: Michelina Ferrara
Nov27
11/27/2009Friday
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Nov28
11/28/2009Saturday
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6:00 PM Basketball (m) vs. Washington & Jefferson at Lilly Center (Community Versus Cancer Challenge) LISTEN LIVE | LIVE STATS
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8:00 PM Basketball (m) Franklin vs. Wabash at Lilly Center (Community Versus Cancer Challenge) LIVE STATS
Nov29
11/29/2009Sunday
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Location: Julian 300.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
Nov30
11/30/2009Monday
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New employee orientationLocation: Administration Bldg First Floor Conference Room.Organization: Human ResourcesOrganizer: Noland, Wanda
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Please visit http://www.depauw.edu/student/WellnessPrograms/pilates.asp for information on this fitness class.Location: Lilly Center Dance Rm.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Location: Union Building 220.Organization: Student LifeOrganizer: Chestnut, Susan K. Campus Life
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Chinese 269Location: Harrison Hall 101.Organization: Modern LanguagesOrganizer: Mou, Sherry J. Modern Languages
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Location: Julian 111.Organization: Information ServicesOrganizer: Sendelbach, Adonica A.
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Location: Union Building Fishbowl.Organization: Education StudiesOrganizer: Barker, Marcia Ellett
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STeven Leavitt, author of Freakenomics is coming to campus to speak that evening and he will do a session with students at 4:00.Location: Pulliam CCM Watson.Organization: Economics and ManagementOrganizer: Giles, Mary
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A fitness class using Latin American rhythms and music to create a dynamic fitness workout.Location: Lilly Center Dance Rm.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Take a glimpse into the Indian culture by having a day of beauty. This event will allow women on campus to learn beauty techniques used by Indian people for years and broaden their cultural knowledge. One of Sigma Lambda Gamma’s founding principals is Cultural Awareness and this event will surely make people more aware of new customs. Besides being a cultural event, this will provide a free place for students to be groomed compared to other more expensive options off campus.Location: Union Building Ballroom.Organization: Sigma Lambda GammaOrganizer: Gabrielle Lacy
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Location: Lilly Center Pool.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Steven Levitt will deliver the Timothy and Sharon Ubben Lecture in Kresge Auditorium at 7:30p.m. SuperFreakonomics, co-authored by Steven Levitt and Stephen Dubner and set for an October 20 release, "is the intriguing, equally funny sequel to the mega-selling Freakonomics, in which the authors once again test the thesis that 'many apparent mysteries of everyday life don't need to be so mysterious,'" writes Allen Pierleoni of McClatchy Newspapers. "They answer such questions as: How much good do car seats do? Why are doctors so bad at washing their hands? And: Did TV cause a crime wave?" This event, like all Ubben Lectures ( Ubben Lectures ), is free and open to the public. Immediately following the lecture will be a book-signing.Location: GCPA Kresge.Organization: Media RelationsOrganizer: Owen, Kenneth A. Media Relations
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This event is free and open to the public.Location: GCPA Thompson.Organization: Music, School ofOrganizer: Linville, Steven R.
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"Superfreakonomics: Global Cooling, Patriotic Prostitutes and Why Suicide Bombers Should Buy LIfe Insurance" co-author Steven Levitt will participate in a book-signing immediately following his 7:30 p.m. Ubben Lecture.Location: GCPA 1100 Great Hall / Rotunda A.Organization: Presidential StaffOrganizer: Confer-Staggers, Erin L.
Dec1
12/1/2009Tuesday
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Location: Union Building 221.Organization: Career ServicesOrganizer: Woodall, Pamela Ann
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One-on-one retirement counseling with a TIAA-CREF representative. By appointments only. No walk-ins please.Location: Union Building Terr C.Organization: Human ResourcesOrganizer: Ahangar, Mushtaq Ahmad
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Location: Asbury Hall 218.Organization: PhilosophyOrganizer: Gram, Mary L.
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A fitness class using Latin American rhythms and dance moves for a dynamic fitness workout.Location: Lilly Center Dance Rm.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Location: GCPA 0201.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Location: Union Building 231, Union Building 232.Organization: Career ServicesOrganizer: Woodall, Pamela Ann
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Location: Reese Hall Lobby.Organization: Office of Spiritual LifeOrganizer: Lytle, Marjorie L. Office of Spiritual Life
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Location: East College 015.Organization: Modern LanguagesOrganizer: Ryadovaya, Natalia
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Students receiving financial support awards for Internships, Independent study projects and Study At Another School are encouraged to attend this event for instruction on how to reconcile receipts for Winter Term.Location: Julian 157.Organization: Center for International and Experiential EducationOrganizer: Brookins Blinn, Amanda M. Center for International and Experiential Education
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International Student Advisory Board meetingLocation: Union Building Fishbowl.Organization: Center for International and Experiential EducationOrganizer: Knaul, Kathleen S.
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An open discussion of how students on DePauw’s campus feel their race/ethnicity play a role in their day to day living. We will gather a panel of diverse students from black to white to Latina and have them answer a series of questions followed by open discussion with audience participation. This event will be facilitated by a sociology professor who can also provide incite on racial issues and tensions in the world and hopefully leave DePauw students with an understanding of how people on campus feel.Location: Pulliam CCM Watson.Organization: Sigma Lambda GammaOrganizer: Gabrielle Lacy
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Location: Reese Hall Lobby.Organization: Office of Spiritual LifeOrganizer: Wilson, Paul T. Office of Spiritual Life
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This class is a blend of martial arts, cardio kickboxing, dance, capoeira, hip hop and funk combined with music blended especially for the choreography.Location: Lilly Center Dance Rm.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Organizational meeting of the Subcommittees for the Relay For Life Event prior to the Holliday BreakLocation: Julian AUD 147.Organization: Service CenterOrganizer: Shuck, Richard A.
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Location: Lilly Center Pool.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Directed by Paul Musser
This event is free and open to the public.Location: GCPA Kresge.Organization: Music, School ofOrganizer: Linville, Steven R.
Dec2
12/2/2009Wednesday
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Location: Union Building 221.Organization: Career ServicesOrganizer: Woodall, Pamela Ann
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Location: East College 110.Organization: Film StudiesOrganizer: Aures, Inge E.
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Come stop by and write down what the "American Dream" is to you. From there we will be compiling an article about the various responses that we received and we aim to publish it in our school newspaper.Location: Memorial Student Union Building Hub Tabling 1.Organization: Sigma Lambda GammaOrganizer: Gabrielle Lacy
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Please visit http://www.depauw.edu/student/WellnessPrograms/pilates.asp for information on this fitness class.Location: Lilly Center Dance Rm.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Directed by Anne Reynolds
This event is free and open to the public.Location: GCPA Thompson.Organization: Music, School ofOrganizer: Linville, Steven R. -
11:40 AM - 1:30 PM History Dept Student Lunch/French Dept Student Lunch on the Age of Louis XIV with Dr. Hall Bjornstad (Indiana Unv.)
Students and faculty may bring a lunch to the Fishbowl for discussion of Louis XIV with Prof. Bjornstad and Prof. Whitehead's class on the Age of Louis XIV; after 12:30 pm the discussion will shift to French with Prof. Coulont-Henderson's French Literature class. All the DePauw community is welcome. Prof. Bjornstad also speaks today at 4:15 pm in Peeler Auditorium.Location: Union Building Fishbowl.Nightenhelser, Keith E. Convocations.
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The Commons Project is part of the local societies initiative at DePauw University sponsored by the Metanexus Institute. Held in Anderson St. hallOrganization: Office of Spiritual LifeOrganizer: Lytle, Marjorie L. Office of Spiritual Life
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Location: Union Building 231, Union Building 232.Organization: Career ServicesOrganizer: Woodall, Pamela Ann
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Location: Union Building 220.Organization: Multicultural and Community LifeOrganizer: Newton, Beth Ann
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This is a Christmas Party for students from Cloverdale Elementary School and the volunteers from DePauw University. They get together and eat food, give campus tours, ect.Location: Union Building Ballroom.Organization: DePauw Community ServiceOrganizer: Legendre, Patrick J. Housing and Residence Life
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Location: GCPA 1302.Organization: Communication and TheatreOrganizer: Klinger, Geoffrey D. Communication and Theatre
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Location: Union Building Fishbowl.Organization: Fraternity and Sorority LifeOrganizer: Wrede, Linda S.
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All are welcome; free and open to the public. This is a punch-card event for Art Dept. students.Location: Peeler Art Center Aud.Nightenhelser, Keith E. Convocations.
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A fitness class using Latin American rhythms and music to create a dynamic fitness workout.Location: Lilly Center Dance Rm.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Location: Reese Hall Lobby.Organization: Office of Spiritual LifeOrganizer: Lytle, Marjorie L. Office of Spiritual Life
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Location: Julian AUD 147.Organization: Student LifeOrganizer: Setchell, Cara L.
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International students and students who have studied abroad, or who are planning to do so, are encouraged to participate in the ISA meetings, although anyone with an interest in international culture is welcome. Meetings are held twice a month.Organization: Center for International and Experiential EducationOrganizer: Jirari, Loutfi
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Location: Nature Park Reflection Center Great Room.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Location: Union Building Ivy Rm.Organization: Modern LanguagesOrganizer: Magyar, Judy C.
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Location: Union Building Terr B.Organization: Fraternity and Sorority LifeOrganizer: Battrell, Morgan Bernard
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Location: Union Building Fishbowl.Organization: Multicultural and Community LifeOrganizer: Newton, Beth Ann
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Weekly meetingsLocation: Asbury Hall 317.Organization: Academic Affairs DeptOrganizer: Malayer, Mishelle D.
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Location: Lilly Center Pool.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Location: Harrison Hall 301.White, Temeca M. Housing and Residence Life.
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Free and open to the public. Other events in this series occur on Sept 14, Oct 12, and Nov 11.Location: Pulliam CCM Watson.Organization: ArtOrganizer: Scott, Misti D.
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Directed by Keith Tonne
This event is free and open to the public.Location: GCPA Thompson.Organization: Music, School ofOrganizer: Linville, Steven R. -
Location: GCPA 1302.Organization: Housing and Residence LifeOrganizer: Lopez, Jean Carlos
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Members of MUS 130 Understanding Music first year seminar present a variety of musical performances in a cabaret environment. Free and open to the public.Location: Union Building Ballroom.Organization: MusicOrganizer: Edberg, Charles E.
Dec3
12/3/2009Thursday
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Location: Union Building Terr C.Organization: Career ServicesOrganizer: Woodall, Pamela Ann
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Location: East College 015.Organization: Modern LanguagesOrganizer: Ryadovaya, Natalia
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Location: Union Building Fishbowl.Organization: Student LifeOrganizer: Setchell, Cara L.
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Location: Julian 050.Organization: Information ServicesOrganizer: Albin, Heidi C.
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Location: Reese Hall Lobby.Organization: Office of Spiritual LifeOrganizer: Lytle, Marjorie L. Office of Spiritual Life
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Location: Julian 111.Organization: Information ServicesOrganizer: Sendelbach, Adonica A.
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Location: East College 015.Organization: Modern LanguagesOrganizer: Magyar, Judy C.
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A fitness class using Latin American rhythms and dance moves for a dynamic fitness workout.Location: Lilly Center Dance Rm.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Location: Julian 300.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Location: Union Building 220.Organization: Student LifeOrganizer: Setchell, Cara L.
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Career Services staff will discuss various Career & Grad School topics. Check DePauw Weekly for related topics that will be discussed.Location: Union Building 221.Organization: Career ServicesOrganizer: Woodall, Pamela Ann
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Location: Emison Building 211.Organization: Religious StudiesOrganizer: Paul Watt
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Chinese 269Location: Harrison Hall 101.Organization: Modern LanguagesOrganizer: Mou, Sherry J. Modern Languages
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Join us at 4:30 to be a part of Circle K, an organization focused around service and friendship!Location: Union Building 231.McCartin, Kaitlynn R. Admission.
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Students receiving financial support awards for Internships, Independent study projects and Study At Another School are encouraged to attend this event for instruction on how to reconcile receipts for Winter Term.Location: Julian 157.Organization: Center for International and Experiential EducationOrganizer: Brookins Blinn, Amanda M. Center for International and Experiential Education
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Location: Union Building 220.Organization: Student LifeOrganizer: Setchell, Cara L.
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Organization: Feminista!Organizer: Michelina Ferrara
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Mandatory meeting for all Civic Fellows members. Hartman House Multipurpose RoomOrganization: Hartman HouseOrganizer: Weasner, Jessica R.
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This class is a blend of martial arts, cardio kickboxing, dance, capoeira, hip hop and funk combined with music blended especially for the choreography.Location: Lilly Center Dance Rm.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Location: Nature Park Reflection Center Great Room.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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A discussion about controversial topics that many people may be uncomfortable discussing. This will not only open people's minds to new ideas but allow bonds to form amongst students on campus.Location: The Womens Center Lounge.Organization: Sigma Lambda GammaOrganizer: Gabrielle Lacy
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Nicole Brockmann, coach
This event is free and open to the public.Location: GCPA Thompson.Organization: Music, School ofOrganizer: Linville, Steven R. -
Location: Union Building Terr A, Union Building Terr B.Organization: Fraternity and Sorority LifeOrganizer: Battrell, Morgan B. Fraternity and Sorority Life
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In its tenth season, DePauw Jazz at the Duck is a weekly jazz and blues series dedicated to bringing this diverse art-form to the DePauw and Greencastle communities. Performances are Thursday evenings from 9pm to 11pm at the Walden Inn's Fluttering Duck. All events are free and open to the public. Past artists include Grammy winners Chip McNeill and Frank Catalano, local blues legend Tad Robinson, Randy Salman's Condition Blue as well as the DePauw Jazz Ensemble and Jazz Combos.Organization: MusicOrganizer: Musser, Paul T.
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A time for fellowship, worship, and Biblical teaching. All are welcome!Location: Union Building Ballroom.Organization: Intervarsity Christian FellowshipOrganizer: Jaclyn Tormoehlen (812) 569-4929
Dec4
12/4/2009Friday
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Students wishing to perform on a student recital hour should contact Steven Linville, Director of Publicity.
This event is free and open to the public.Location: GCPA Thompson.Organization: Music, School ofOrganizer: Linville, Steven R. -
Please visit http://www.depauw.edu/student/WellnessPrograms/pilates.asp for information on this fitness class.Location: Lilly Center Dance Rm.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Location: GCPA 0201.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Conversation Café is a casual and friendly conversation in participants' native languages that creates appreciation, awareness and knowledge of other cultures. This program also promotes the acquisition of a second (or third) language. All DePauw and Greencastle community members are welcome to attend any Conversation Café event.Location: International Center Lounge.Organization: Center for International and Experiential EducationOrganizer: Frame, Aliza Marie
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Presenter: Alicia Suarez, Anthropology - "Race and Illness Experience with Hepatitis C" @ Walden Inn Social A & GalleriaOrganization: Academic Affairs DeptOrganizer: Myers, Ruth E.
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A fitness class using Latin American rhythms and music to create a dynamic fitness workout.Location: Lilly Center Dance Rm.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Organization: Communication and TheatreOrganizer: Christiansen, Joyce G.
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United DePauw will host a social event in the UB Ballroom that celebrates the enigma that is “drag”. In years past, the drag ball has simply been a dance, but this year we are going to expand our event and have a drag competition. There will be prizes for the best performersLocation: Union Building Terr C.Organization: United DePauwOrganizer: Brandon Monson 8016516712
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United DePauw will host a social event in the UB Ballroom that celebrates the enigma that is “drag”. In years past, the drag ball has simply been a dance, but this year we are going to expand our event and have a drag competition. There will be prizes for the best performersLocation: Union Building Terr B.Organization: United DePauwOrganizer: Brandon Monson 8016516712
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United DePauw will host a social event in the UB Ballroom that celebrates the enigma that is “drag”. In years past, the drag ball has simply been a dance, but this year we are going to expand our event and have a drag competition. There will be prizes for the best performersOrganization: United DePauwOrganizer: Brandon Monson 8016516712
Dec5
12/5/2009Saturday
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Administration of the LSAT. Contact Law School Admission Council for registration information.Location: Julian AUD 147.Organization: Registrar's OfficeOrganizer: Kirkpatrick, Kenneth J.
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Administration of the LSAT. Contact Law School Admission Council for registration information.Location: Julian 157.Organization: Registrar's OfficeOrganizer: Kirkpatrick, Kenneth J.
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Administration of the LSAT. Contact Law School Admission Council for registration information.Location: Julian 159.Organization: Registrar's OfficeOrganizer: Kirkpatrick, Kenneth J.
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Location: Nature Park Reflection Center Great Room.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Employee Children's Holiday PartyLocation: Tennis and Track In Track.Organization: Presidential StaffOrganizer: Swihart, Peggy L
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Location: Lilly Center Dance Rm.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Travel back to back into the 50’s and learn this timeless dance. We will arrange for an hour beginning dance class with Salsa Indy. This class will provide not only a fun workout but a opportunity to learn some cultural history.Location: Longden Hall Den.Organization: Sigma Lambda GammaOrganizer: Gabrielle Lacy
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This event is free and open to the public.Location: GCPA Thompson.Organization: Music, School ofOrganizer: Linville, Steven R.
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Location: GCPA Moore.Organization: Men of Excellence Cross Cultural AlliancesOrganizer: Mike Pace 7737011672
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Organization: Communication and TheatreOrganizer: Christiansen, Joyce G.
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Location: Union Building Ballroom, Union Building Terr A, Union Building Terr B, Union Building Terr C.Organization: Psi Lambda XiOrganizer: Michael Ann Tolan
