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Oct1
10/1/2009Thursday
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http://www.depauw.edu/univ/compton/documents/peace%20camp%20poster2.pdf The Compton Center for Peace & Justice invites you to today's events: 11:40 a.m. "Building Uganda: Opportunities, Challenges, and Solutions" Join us for an interac-tive discussion about the future of education, health, and life in the Pearl of Africa. Facilitated by George Srour, Founder, Building Tomorrow & Dr. Sharon Crary. 4:15 p.m. “Conferencing for Justice” Dr. Jeremy Rinker will outline the community conferencing model as a method for dealing with crime in this interactive talk. 5:30 p.m. Feminista! Presents… “Shotdown in Church: Murdered for Choice” Join us for an interactive discussion on the dilemma of abortion provid-ers in America. 7:30 p.m. Sustainability Hour with the DePauw Environmental Club Chloe Lawson „12 will share tips to increase your individual sustainability factor as well as how to start your own sustainability project.Location: Holton Quad HoltQuad.Organization: Compton CenterOrganizer: Rudolph, Valerie E.
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Location: East College 015.Organization: Modern LanguagesOrganizer: Ryadovaya, Natalia
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Main Floor - Newspapers & Periodicals Area .... Celebrating Banned Books Week & Library Open House -- University Celebrities ..... Poetry, Readings, etc.....Location: Roy O West Library Library.Organization: LibrariesOrganizer: List, Kathleen
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Location: Julian 111.Organization: Information ServicesOrganizer: Sendelbach, Adonica A.
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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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Student Arts Council will be meeting to discuss upcoming events that they have planned for this semester. Everyone is invited to come and help with the projects.Location: Peeler Art Center Aud.Schmelzer, Kristopher D. ITAP.
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Student Arts Council will be meeting to discuss upcoming events that they have planned for this semester. Everyone is invited to come and help with the projects.Schmelzer, Kristopher D. ITAP.
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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: Asbury Hall 110.Organization: Hartman HouseOrganizer: Rudolph, Valerie E.
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Recipeients of the Morhead Givens scholarship meet and greet. Art history Studies in Western EuropeLocation: Reese Hall Lobby.Bimbo, Rajai R. Center for International and Experiential Education.
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Location: The Womens Center Lounge.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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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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Location: Julian AUD 147.Organization: Information ServicesOrganizer: Albin, Heidi C.
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Representatives of the fellowship will be on campus to talk with interested students about their program and opportunities.Location: Julian 159.Organization: Career ServicesOrganizer: Mahoney, Erin Allyse
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Location: Julian 251.Organization: Fraternity and Sorority LifeOrganizer: Battrell, Morgan B. Fraternity and Sorority Life
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The 17th century comic masterpiece that brilliantly skewers religious hypocrisy.Organization: Communication and TheatreOrganizer: Fenlon, Gina J. Communication and Theatre
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Planning meeting for the Dance Marathon CommitteeLocation: Julian 151.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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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: Reese Hall Lobby.Organization: InterVarsity Christian FellowshipOrganizer: Megan McFarland
Oct2
10/2/2009Friday
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http://www.depauw.edu/univ/compton/documents/peace%20camp%20poster2.pdf The Compton Center for Peace & Justice invites you to today's events: 11:40 a.m. “Creation of the Guatemalan Dream” Patricia Anderson ‟09 discusses sustainable, autonomous economic and educational development in Guatemala.Location: Holton Quad HoltQuad.Organization: Compton CenterOrganizer: Rudolph, Valerie 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: Julian 157.Organization: Information ServicesOrganizer: Sendelbach, Adonica A.
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Derrick Bolton Dean of Admission Stanford Business School Information SessionLocation: Pulliam CCM Watson.Organization: Center for Management and EntrepreneurshipOrganizer: Smith, Sandra Beth
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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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4:00 PM - 6:00 PM Facutly Research Colloquium presented by Rebecca Schindler (Classics), "Sex and Cult in Ancient Italy: Aphrodite and Hermes at Locri Epizephyrii"
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Students and faculty welcome; refreshements!Location: Prindle Institute 135, Prindle Institute 136, Prindle Institute 138.Organization: Academic Affairs DeptOrganizer: Myers, Ruth E. -
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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Mindfulnes Based Stress Reduction CourseLocation: Reese Hall Lobby.Organization: Counseling ServicesOrganizer: Zoll, Cheryl Kay
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Prof. Michele Villinski will talk about her experience as a Fulbright Faculty Scholar in Indonesia last year, as well as the process of applying and preparing for the experience. All students interested in the possibility of applying for a Fulbright Scholarship (now or in future years) are welcome to attend.Location: Harrison Hall 101.Organization: EnglishOrganizer: McInnes, Marion K.
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This event is free and open to the publicLocation: Pulliam CCM Watson.Organization: Media FellowsOrganizer: Culler, Marilyn E. Pulliam Center for Contemporary Media
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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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The 17th century comic masterpiece that brilliantly skewers religious hypocrisy.Organization: Communication and TheatreOrganizer: Fenlon, Gina J. Communication and Theatre
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Come dance in the Den. $2.00 donation to Dance Marathon strongly encouraged.Location: Longden Hall Den.Organization: Multicultural and Community LifeOrganizer: Malloy, Ann B.
Oct3
10/3/2009Saturday
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National and International Climate Policy Free and open to the publicLocation: Prindle Institute 135, Prindle Institute 136, Prindle Institute 138, Prindle Institute 165.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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Fund raising event for Human Society at Welcome Center and surrounding area of the Park, dog walks on the trails, etc...Location: Nature Park Welcome Center.Organization: Nature ParkOrganizer: Cox, Douglas D.
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Location: Lilly Center Dance Rm.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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In celebration of the 125th Season, the DePauw School of Music presents the PRISM Concert.
Featuring performances by various ensembles and soloists.
This event is free and open to the public.Location: GCPA Kresge.Organization: Music, School ofOrganizer: Linville, Steven Richard -
The 17th century comic masterpiece that brilliantly skewers religious hypocrisy.Organization: Communication and TheatreOrganizer: Fenlon, Gina J. Communication and Theatre
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Location: Longden Hall Den.Organization: Multicultural and Community LifeOrganizer: Malloy, Ann B.
Oct4
10/4/2009Sunday
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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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Mandatory meeting for all members of the WTIS 2010 San Diego Team. Location: Reflection Center at PrindleOrganization: Hartman HouseOrganizer: Weasner, Jessica R.
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This event is open to all students to sign up and play different sports competitively by residence hall.Location: Bowman Park Park.Organization: Resident Student AssociationOrganizer: Legendre, Patrick J. Housing and Residence Life
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Mandatory meeting for all members of the WTIS 2010 El Salvador Team. Location: Hartman House Multipurpose RoomOrganization: Hartman HouseOrganizer: Weasner, Jessica R.
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The 17th century comic masterpiece that brilliantly skewers religious hypocrisy.Organization: Communication and TheatreOrganizer: Fenlon, Gina J. Communication and Theatre
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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 -
This event is open to all students to sign up and play different sports competitively by residence hall.Location: Lilly Center Patio.Organization: Resident Student AssociationOrganizer: Legendre, Patrick J. Housing and Residence Life
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Location: Julian 300.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Location: GCPA Kerr.Organization: Communication and TheatreOrganizer: Christiansen, Joyce G.
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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.
Oct5
10/5/2009Monday
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New employee orientationOrganization: Human ResourcesOrganizer: Noland, Wanda
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A representative will be on-campus to share information about LVC (Lutheran Volunteer Corps). Please stop by for more information!Location: Union Building Hub.Organization: Career ServicesOrganizer: Woodall, Pamela Ann
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The Commons Project is part of the local societies initiative at DePauw University sponsored by the Metanexus Institute.Organization: Office of Spiritual LifeOrganizer: Lytle, Marjorie L. Office of Spiritual Life
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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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Location: Julian 135 Conf.Organization: Information ServicesOrganizer: Sendelbach, Adonica A.
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Chinese 269Location: Harrison Hall 101.Organization: Modern LanguagesOrganizer: Mou, Sherry J. Modern Languages
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Standard faculty meeting set which includes table near the door, Two podiums with a table in between at the wall with the windows, and chairs for 170 people.Location: Union Building Ballroom.Organization: Computer ScienceOrganizer: Berque, David A.
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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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7:30 PM - 10:00 PM Film Studies Presents: Ang Lee's "Lust, Caution" (Free Movie at Ashley Square!!!0
This espionage thriller is set in WWII-era Shanghai. A young woman, Wang Jiazhi, gets caught up in a dangerous game of emotional intrigue involving powerful political figure, Mr. Yee. In Mandarin with English subtitlesOrganization: Film StudiesOrganizer: Aures, Inge E.
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Location: GCPA Kerr.Organization: Communication and TheatreOrganizer: Christiansen, Joyce G.
Oct6
10/6/2009Tuesday
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Location: Union Building Hub.Organization: Hartman HouseOrganizer: Rudolph, Valerie E.
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Location: Julian AUD 147.Organization: Information ServicesOrganizer: Albin, Heidi C.
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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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International Student Advisory Board meetingLocation: Union Building 220.Organization: Center for International and Experiential EducationOrganizer: Knaul, Kathleen S.
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Location: East College 015.Organization: Modern LanguagesOrganizer: Ryadovaya, Natalia
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"Get Stimulated: How the Economic Stimulus Plan Works in Louisville"-Daro Mott will speak on his experiences working with the stimulus plan at the local government level.Location: Pulliam CCM Watson.Organization: HistoryOrganizer: Giles, Mary
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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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Lilly representatives will be sharing information about their organizations and opportunities.Location: Julian 157.Organization: Career ServicesOrganizer: Woodall, Pamela Ann
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Location: GCPA Kerr.Organization: Communication and TheatreOrganizer: Christiansen, Joyce G.
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First interest meetingLocation: Reese Hall Lobby.Organization: Office of Spiritual LifeOrganizer: Wilson, Paul T. Office of Spiritual Life
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Topics that may be covered include: •Questions you will be asked in an interview; •Appropriate dress or attire; •How to prepare for an interview; •Qualities/characteristics employers seek in candidates; •Questions you could ask the interviewer. Be sure you are prepared for any upcoming interviews or job fairs by attending this workshop. This workshop is being conducted by a representative of Eli Lilly & Company and open to all students. No advance sign up required.Location: Julian 157.Organization: Career ServicesOrganizer: Woodall, Pamela Ann
Oct7
10/7/2009Wednesday
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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: Julian AUD 147.Organization: Information ServicesOrganizer: Sendelbach, Adonica A.
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Location: GCPA Kerr.Organization: Communication and TheatreOrganizer: Christiansen, Joyce G.
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Location: Union Building 220.Organization: Multicultural and Community LifeOrganizer: Newton, Beth Ann
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Location: Union Building 221.Organization: Education StudiesOrganizer: Barker, Marcia Ellett
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Presenter: Linda MartinLocation: Union Building 231, Union Building 232.Organization: Academic Affairs DeptOrganizer: Myers, Ruth E.
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Location: Union Building Fishbowl.Organization: Fraternity and Sorority LifeOrganizer: Wrede, Linda S.
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Location: GCPA 1302.Organization: Communication and TheatreOrganizer: Klinger, Geoffrey D. Communication and Theatre
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Annabel Hartman, wife of the late Grover Hartman '35 for whom the Hartman House for Civic Education is named, will be visiting campus next Wednesday, October 7. I invite you to attend a reception in her honor at the Hartman House between 4:00 and 5:00pm. Mrs. Hartman will be sharing with us her story of civic engagement and some stories of Dr. Hartman and classmate John Alford, the donor whose generosity provided for the creation of the Hartman House. Mrs. Hartman was featured in the Indianapolis Star last May at the age of 92, with a photo of her protesting for universal health care. It will be an honor to have her join us. I hope you can join us too. Students, faculty, staff, alumni, and community members are all welcome. Light refreshments will be served.Organization: Hartman HouseOrganizer: Ryan, Sarah . Hartman House
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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: 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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Weekly meetingsLocation: Asbury Hall 111.Organization: Academic Affairs DeptOrganizer: Malayer, Mishelle D.
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Mandatory orientation for students planning to study off campus next semester, Spring 2010.Location: Julian AUD 147.Organization: Center for International and Experiential EducationOrganizer: Bimbo, Rajai R. Center for International and Experiential Education
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Representatives from West Monroe Partners will be on campus to discuss with interested students their organization and job opportunities they will be interviewing for on October 15th here on campus.Location: Julian 157.Organization: Career ServicesOrganizer: Mahoney, Erin Allyse
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Senior review sessions for the GRE Subject Test in English. American with Professor Brown.Location: Asbury Hall 333.Organization: EnglishOrganizer: Sununu, Andrea E. English
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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM Postponed: DePauw Global Health Initiative Lecture by Dr. Jill Helpinstine (IU Pediatrics), "Perspectives on the Prevention and Treatment of AIDS in Kenya"
The student organizers of Dr. Helpinstine''s talk have decided to postpone it because of too many conflicting events the night of October 7; she'll come at a later time tba to discuss IU's "Academic Model Providing Access to Healthcare (AMPATH)," Kenya's most comprehensive initiative to combat HIV. For more information, please see http://medicine.iupui.edu/kenya/hiv.aids.html.Nightenhelser, Keith E. Convocations.
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Location: GCPA Kerr.Organization: Communication and TheatreOrganizer: Christiansen, Joyce G.
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7:30 PM - 9:00 PM Mendenhall Lecture by Tom Krattenmaker, "The Salvation of Sports?: Sports World Christianity in the Age of Religious Diversity"
Free and open to the public. Gobin United Methodist Church Tom Krattenmaker is the author of "Onward Christian Athletes: Turning Ballparks Into Pulpits and Players Into Preachers," and serves as associate vice president for public affairs and communications at Lewis & Clark College in Portland, Oregon. He writes regularly for USA Today's "On Religion" commentary page and is a member of the newspaper's editorial board of contributors. Krattenmaker was honored by the American Academy of Religion in its 2009 journalism awards program with third place in the opinion-writing category. His work has also appeared in Salon, the Los Angeles Times, the Oregonian, the Philadelphia Inquirer, and numerous other publications.PT Wilson 658 4615.
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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 -
8:00 PM - 10:30 PM [non-DePauw event in Crawfordsville] Wabash College Theater preseents "The Bacchae" by Euripides
At the Wabash College Fine Arts Center; free admission, tickets required (765 361 6411). More at http://www.wabash.edu.Nightenhelser, Keith E. Convocations.
Oct8
10/8/2009Thursday
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Location: East College 015.Organization: Modern LanguagesOrganizer: Ryadovaya, Natalia
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Location: Union Building 231, Union Building 232.Organization: Student LifeOrganizer: Setchell, Cara L.
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Location: Julian 050.Organization: Information ServicesOrganizer: Albin, Heidi C.
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Location: Union Building Balcony, Union Building Ballroom, Union Building Fishbowl, Union Building Lobby C, Union Building Lobby N, Union Building Lobby S, Union Building Terr A, Union Building Terr B, Union Building Terr C.Organization: Career ServicesOrganizer: Woodall, Pamela Ann
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Presenter: Melanie FinneyLocation: Union Building 231, Union Building 232.Organization: Academic Affairs DeptOrganizer: Myers, Ruth E.
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The Physics Club sponsers this Physics Student Research Presentations with free lunch. Nadia Lustig "Physics Education Research: Reforming High School Classrooms", Hao Li "The Study and Application of Rayleigh Lidar in Near Space Atmosphere", and Kristy Lubinski ""Experiencing the Expansion of the Universe"Location: Julian 252.Organization: Physics and AstronomyOrganizer: Kjonaas, Tamara K. Physics and Astronomy
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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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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 based around service and friendship!Location: Union Building 231.McCartin, Kaitlynn R. Admission.
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Location: Julian 135 Conf.Organization: Information ServicesOrganizer: Sendelbach, Adonica A.
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Need assistance with learning Chinese. During this session you will discover the best way for you to process information and Professor Sherry Mou will share techniques on learning Chinese and introduce resources for additional support. (Co-Sponsored by Modern Languages Department)Organization: Academic ServicesOrganizer: Washington, DiAnna
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Location: Union Building 220.Organization: Student LifeOrganizer: Setchell, Cara L.
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Location: The Womens Center Lounge.Organization: Feminista!Organizer: Michelina Ferrara
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A recruiter will be on campus to talk with students about the organization and its opportunities.Location: Julian AUD 147.Organization: Career ServicesOrganizer: Mahoney, Erin Allyse
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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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Come shop designer replica purses, wallets, scarves, and jewelry! Includes brands like Gucci, Coach, Chanel, D&B, Louis Vuitton and much more!! Prices are perfect for the college student and you definitely won't want to miss this! Open to students, faculty, friends, family and all!Location: Union Building Fishbowl.Organization: Sigma Lambda GammaOrganizer: Gabrielle Lacy
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This event is open to everyone! Join us to learn about the experiences of DePauw graduates and other professionals in a discussion of their International Career paths and graduate school pursuits.Location: Union Building Ballroom.Organization: Center for International and Experiential EducationOrganizer: Bimbo, Rajai R. Center for International and Experiential Education
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Representatives will be on campus to discuss the organization as well as the Management Training Program offered by CTCA.Location: Julian AUD 147.Organization: Career ServicesOrganizer: Mahoney, Erin Allyse
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Ms. Simmons will be screening her documentary NO! and speaking about sexual assault prevention in communities of color, and discussing how sexual assault affects all women and men.This event is free and open to the public. For more information about Ms. Simmons, visit her webpage at: http://notherapedocumentary.org/aishah-shahidah-simmons-bioLocation: Peeler Art Center Aud.Organization: Multicultural and Community LifeOrganizer: Stetson-Grace, La Nicerra J. Multicultural and Community Life
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with Nicole Brockmann, viola, and Jay White, voice
This event is free and open to the public.Location: GCPA Thompson.Organization: Music, School ofOrganizer: Linville, Steven R. -
8:00 PM - 10:30 PM [non-DePauw event in Crawfordsville] Wabash College Theater preseents "The Bacchae" by Euripides
At the Wabash College Fine Arts Center; free admission, tickets required (765 361 6411). More at http://www.wabash.edu.Nightenhelser, Keith E. Convocations.
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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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A time for fellowship, worship, and Biblical teaching. All are welcome!Location: Reese Hall Lobby.Organization: InterVarsity Christian FellowshipOrganizer: Megan McFarland
Oct9
10/9/2009Friday
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Location: Julian 135 Conf.Organization: Information ServicesOrganizer: He, Xinmin
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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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Celebrate your body by stopping at the Feminista! table and telling us what you love about your body. Your photo and/or quote will be used to create artwork to be displayed on during Arts Fest.Location: Union Building Hub.Organization: Feminista!Organizer: Kiran Wadia
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Mindfulnes Based Stress Reduction CourseLocation: Reese Hall Lobby.Organization: Counseling ServicesOrganizer: Zoll, Cheryl Kay
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Free and open to the publicLocation: GCPA 1151.Organization: ITAPOrganizer: Champagne, Matthew G. Information Services
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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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Talk with alumni! AAAS HouseMadison, Ranita N. Womens Center.
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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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The Janet Prindle Institute for Ethics will host its second Video Blitz of the year! A brief TED Video discussing a relevant issue of today will be shown with discussion to follow. Afterward dinner will be served, and students are invited to enjoy s'mores and music around the campfire. Shuttles will leave from the turn around at the Hub at 5:40, and will return to campus no later than 9 pm.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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Anderson St. hall Pizza at 6:15 PM Free and open to the publicOrganization: Office of Spiritual LifeOrganizer: Lytle, Marjorie L. Office of Spiritual Life
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Location: GCPA Thompson.Organization: Music, School ofOrganizer: Bagwell, Janice E. Music
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A young student of the arts, Dunia aspires to be a professional dancer and poet. Her artistic expression is inhibited, however, by her inability to experience and express desire. Dunia's reasoning that women should not move their bodies to evoke an act of love is challenged by the ardent public intellectual Dr. Beshir–played by Egyptian superstar singer Mohammed Mounir. With his help, Dunia begins an all-consuming search for ecstasy in poetry, dance and music–taking us into the world of women in a society that both fetishizes and oppresses female sexuality. Ultimately, Dunia learns that she must confront the traditions that have destroyed her capacity for pleasure before she will be able to experience it.Organization: Film StudiesOrganizer: Aures, Inge E.
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8:00 PM - 10:30 PM [non-DePauw event in Crawfordsville] Wabash College Theater preseents "The Bacchae" by Euripides
At the Wabash College Fine Arts Center; free admission, tickets required (765 361 6411). More at http://www.wabash.edu.Nightenhelser, Keith E. Convocations.
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Location: Longden Hall Den.Organization: Multicultural and Community LifeOrganizer: Malloy, Ann B.
Oct10
10/10/2009Saturday
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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 play Madden 10 and earn some cool prizes!Location: Longden Hall Den.Organization: Multicultural and Community LifeOrganizer: Malloy, Ann B.
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12:00 PM Cross Country GIBSON FAMILY INVITATIONAL; TERRE HAUTE, IND. (co-hosted by DePauw and Rose-Hulman)
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Location: Union Building Ballroom.Organization: Student LifeOrganizer: Setchell, Cara L.
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Pres. Casey will be speaking to the members of AAAS about his vision of diversity on DePauw's Campus. at the AAAS HouseOrganization: Multicultural and Community LifeOrganizer: Madison, Ranita N. Womens Center
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Enjoy a night full of fun, excitement, and most importantly YOU! Kickback and relax while watching a movie about women who aren't afraid to love their curves, singing your heart out on Rockband, learning how to prepare a mouthwatering meal worthy of any diva. Bring some friends and some blankets! The event will take place at the AAAS House Saturday from 7:00 pm to 10:00 amOrganization: Feminista!Organizer: Nefertiti Muhammad
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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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8:00 PM - 10:30 PM [non-DePauw event in Crawfordsville] Wabash College Theater preseents "The Bacchae" by Euripides
At the Wabash College Fine Arts Center; free admission, tickets required (765 361 6411). More at http://www.wabash.edu.Nightenhelser, Keith E. Convocations.
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This event is open to all resident students. It is a dance with a cowboy/cowgirl theme. Snacks and refreshments provided.Location: Union Building Ballroom.Organization: Resident Student AssociationOrganizer: Legendre, Patrick J. Housing and Residence Life
Oct11
10/11/2009Sunday
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Unlike normal services, DePauw Christian Fellowship will offering a discussion-based, informal service. We will have one large discussion and several small discussions that will all fall under our umbrella of "Breaking The Chains: Freedom In Christ". If you are seeking prayer, our open prayer begins at 11:45 AM. Come out and fellowship with us!!!Location: Reese Hall Lobby.Organization: DCFOrganizer: Shannon Fayson
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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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Location: GCPA Thompson.Organization: DePauw CapellaOrganizer: Anajah Roberts
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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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Come out to study with the Firm Fam! The ladies of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc. and Sigma Lamda Gamma National Sorority invite you to spend a couple hours with us working on Academics!Location: Roy O West Library Conf Rm.Organization: Sigma Lambda GammaOrganizer: Gabrielle Lacy
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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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Location: Pulliam CCM Watson.Organization: Student LifeOrganizer: Stuckey, Jamie Dawn
Oct12
10/12/2009Monday
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New employee orientationLocation: Administration Bldg First Floor Conference Room.Organization: Human ResourcesOrganizer: Noland, Wanda
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New employee orientationOrganization: Human ResourcesOrganizer: Noland, Wanda
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The Commons Project is part of the local societies initiative at DePauw University sponsored by the Metanexus Institute.Organization: Office of Spiritual LifeOrganizer: Lytle, Marjorie L. Office of Spiritual Life
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Location: Union Building 221.Organization: Career ServicesOrganizer: Woodall, Pamela 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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Mandatory meeting for all Hartman House Civic Interns Location: Hartman House Multipurpose RoomOrganization: Hartman HouseOrganizer: Weasner, Jessica R.
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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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7:00 PM - 11:00 PM The Women, War and Documentary Film Series presents director Barbara Sonneborn and "Regret to Inform," her film about the Vietnam War era
Free and open to the public. Other events in this series occur on Sept 14, Nov 11, and Dec 2.Location: Pulliam CCM Watson.Fruhan, Catherine E. Art.
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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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Free and open to the public. This play will end about 10 pm, and there will be one intermission.Location: Union Building Ballroom.Nightenhelser, Keith E. Convocations.
Oct13
10/13/2009Tuesday
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Gartner webinar on Windows 7Location: Julian 135 Conf.Organization: Information ServicesOrganizer: Diedriech, David A.
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Free depression screenings provided by Counseling ServicesLocation: Union Building Balcony, Union Building Terr A, Union Building Terr B.Organization: Health ServicesOrganizer: Alton, Rebecca Leed
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committee meetingLocation: Asbury Hall 317.Organization: Women's StudiesOrganizer: Altman, Meryl B. English
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The Physics Club sponsers this Physics Student Research Presentations with free lunch. David Good "Nonlinear Effects in Measuring Ultrasound Backscatter Coefficient" and Daniel Bampoh "Acoustic Window Correction for Measuring Acoustic Properties"Location: Julian 252.Organization: Physics and AstronomyOrganizer: Kjonaas, Tamara K. Physics and Astronomy
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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: GCPA 1151.Organization: Information ServicesOrganizer: Albin Menzel, Heidi Catrina
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Basic HTML - Space is limited to five. RSVP to webteam@depauw.edu This session will cover using HTML to create web pages in Dreamweaver's code view. Attendees should have a good grasp of Dreamweaver prior to signing up for this workshop.Location: Julian 278.Organization: Information ServicesOrganizer: Adamchak, Andrea M.
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REQUIRED workshop for First-Year International Students and Exchange Students. OPTIONAL for Sophomore, Junior and Senior International Students. This event is only open to international students.Location: Union Building Ballroom.Organization: Center for International and Experiential EducationOrganizer: Frame, Aliza Marie
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Location: East College 015.Organization: Modern LanguagesOrganizer: Ryadovaya, Natalia
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this practice is closed for x-cell members onlyLocation: Lilly Center Dance Rm.Ray, Quiaria S. Libraries.
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A campus wide discussion on After the heat of the moment, do you feel liberated or regretful?Location: Harrison Hall 301.Organization: Conference and Campus EventsOrganizer: Jazmin Gresham
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From the Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences at Indiana University, Associate Professor Dr. Edward Hirt will give a talk entitled "Gender and Self-Handicapping". The event will be held in Olin Auditorium, Room 123, and will begin at 7:00 pm. It is free and open to the public and everyone is invited to attend. The psychology department, Psi Chi, and the Asher Fund are sponsors of the Psychology Speaker Series.Location: Olin Building Aud 123.Organization: PsychologyOrganizer: Lambermont, Connie J.
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Location: Julian AUD 147.Organization: Student LifeOrganizer: Setchell, Cara L.
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7:30 PM - 8:30 PM Faculty/Guest Recital: Matthew Gianforte, Gregory Martin, and Kazuha Nakahara, piano
"Mendelssohn Bicentenary"
This event is free and open to the public.Location: GCPA Thompson.Organization: Music, School ofOrganizer: Linville, Steven R. -
This documentary about the School of Americas illustrates the tumultuous reality of Latin America and reveals some of the most urgent and complex issues and problems facing us today. Free & open to the public.Location: Pulliam CCM Watson.Organization: Hartman HouseOrganizer: Rudolph, Valerie E.
Oct14
10/14/2009Wednesday
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Fidelity Investment's One-on-One Counseling. By appointment only. No walk-ins will be allowed.Location: Julian 050.Organization: Human ResourcesOrganizer: Ahangar, Mushtaq Ahmad
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11:00 AM - 1:00 PM Interested in studying at the University of York, Limerick, Kent, Essex, or Bristol? Off Campus Study Provider: IRSS Campus Visit, Oct. 14th
Interested in studying at the University of York, Limerick, Kent, Essex, or Bristol? On Wednesday, October 14th, IRSS representative Ms. Gloria Vicary will be on campus to meet with students and advisors. You're invited to join her at the HUB (downstairs near eating area) from 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. This is a great opportunity for students who have been approved to study abroad to learn more about your program and pre-departure preparation. Bring your questions to make the most of this opportunity. This is also a great opportunity for students who are considering applying for off-campus study for fall 2010 or spring 2011 semester(s). For program information, please see the Off Campus study website or come to the Durham House resource Library.Location: Union Building Hub.Organization: Center for International and Experiential EducationOrganizer: Modglin, Angela M.
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Location: Union Building Balcony.Organization: Career ServicesOrganizer: Woodall, Pamela Ann
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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: Multicultural and Community LifeOrganizer: Newton, Beth Ann
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Location: Emison Building 211.Organization: Asian StudiesOrganizer: Chiba, Hiroko M. Modern Languages
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Indiana Attorney and DePauw Alum Peter Kenny will discuss his current legal practice, and his DePauw and Law School education. This event is free and open to the public.Location: Union Building Fishbowl.Organization: Communication and TheatreOrganizer: Klinger, Geoffrey D. Communication and Theatre
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Service Theater Workshop and Open Forum. FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.Location: GCPA 1201.Organization: Communication and TheatreOrganizer: Good, Timothy A. Communication and Theatre
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Location: GCPA 1302.Organization: Communication and TheatreOrganizer: Klinger, Geoffrey D. Communication and Theatre
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LOCATION: Dorothy Brown Cultural Resource Center at 314 East Hanna in the Pan Asian space. This event will be a chance to learn about the ASIA Club space and meet new people. Refreshments provided. Sponsored by the Dorothy Brown Cultural Resource Center.Organization: Multicultural and Community LifeOrganizer: Stetson-Grace, La Nicerra J. Multicultural and Community Life
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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: 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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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.Location: Julian AUD 147.Organization: Center for International and Experiential EducationOrganizer: Jirari, Loutfi
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Sigma Nu's annual philanthropy benefiting the Thibideaux scholarship. $1 admission.Location: Union Building Ballroom.Organization: Sigma Nu FraternityOrganizer: Adam Luhman (765) 404-7576
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Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. invites women to come out and discuss issues that are current to DePauw's community.Location: Reese Hall Lobby.Organization: Alpha Kappa AlphaOrganizer: Aiesha Jones
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Weekly meetingsLocation: Asbury Hall 111.Organization: Academic Affairs DeptOrganizer: Malayer, Mishelle D.
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The Film Club Interest Groups invites all students to join us for our first meeting. In case you can't make it but are interested in joining us, please send an e-mail to Julie Kallas juliekallas_2011@depauw.edu Hope to see you there!Location: Union Building Ivy Rm.Organization: Film StudiesOrganizer: Aures, Inge E.
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Location: Harrison Hall 301.White, Temeca M. Housing and Residence Life.
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WGRE and the League of Women Voters host a candidate forum for candidates running in this year's general election. Free and open to the public.Location: Pulliam CCM Watson.Organization: WGREOrganizer: McCall, Jeffrey M. Communication and Theatre
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Free and open to the public.Location: Peeler Art Center Aud.Gloria, J. E. English.
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Dan Rizner, violin
Eric Edberg, cello
May Phang, piano
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
Oct15
10/15/2009Thursday
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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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Location: Reese Hall Lobby.Organization: Office of Spiritual LifeOrganizer: Lytle, Marjorie L. Office of Spiritual Life
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Todd Steele '90 SVP, Consumer Markets dunnhumbyUSA free and open to the public RSVP swsmith@depauw.eduLocation: Union Building Ballroom.Organization: Center for Management and EntrepreneurshipOrganizer: Smith, Sandra Beth
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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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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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Students from Solo Vocal Literature perform lied by Franz Schubert
This event is free and open to the public.Location: GCPA Thompson.Organization: Music, School ofOrganizer: Linville, Steven R. -
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 based 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: Prindle Institute 138, Prindle Institute 135, Prindle Institute 136.Organization: Academic Affairs DeptOrganizer: Myers, Ruth E.
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Location: Union Building 220.Organization: Student LifeOrganizer: Setchell, Cara L.
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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: The Womens Center Lounge.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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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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Location: Lilly Center Dance Rm.Ray, Quiaria S. Libraries.
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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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The movie MILK will be shown by director Gus Van Sant starring Sean Penn. Milk and cookies will be served. Following the film there will be a brief discussion of the movie. LOCATION: the Dorothy Brown Cultural Resource Center at 314 East Hanna. This event is sponsored by United DePauw and the Dorothy Brown Cultural Resource Center.Organization: Multicultural and Community LifeOrganizer: Stetson-Grace, La Nicerra J. Multicultural and Community Life
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A time for fellowship, worship, and Biblical teaching. All are welcome!Location: Union Building Ballroom.Organization: InterVarsity Christian FellowshipOrganizer: Megan McFarland
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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.
Oct16
10/16/2009Friday
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Location: Reese Hall Lobby.Organization: Office of Spiritual LifeOrganizer: Lytle, Marjorie L. Office of Spiritual Life
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Autor of "End of an American Century" speaks at DePauw in conjunction with the Indiana Academy of Social Sciences meetingLocation: GCPA Thompson.Organization: HistoryOrganizer: Giles, Mary
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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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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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Mindfulnes Based Stress Reduction CourseLocation: Reese Hall Lobby.Organization: Counseling ServicesOrganizer: Zoll, Cheryl Kay
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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 Dance Rm.Ray, Quiaria S. Libraries.
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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
Oct17
10/17/2009Saturday
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Location: Nature Park Reflection Center Great Room.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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10/18/2009Sunday
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Oct19
10/19/2009Monday
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Untitled Document Presidential Reception with Brian W. Casey
Please join us for this special opportunity to meet and hear from DePauw’s 19th president.
Monday, Oct. 19, 2009
6:30-8:30 p.m.
At the home of
Glenn and Susan (Melberg ’79) Davis ’79
541 Baker Avenue
Webster Groves, MO 63119
The courtesy of a reply is requested by
Monday, Oct. 12, 2009, to the
Office of Alumni Relations by calling toll-free
877-658-2586 or via e-mail to
alumnioffice@depauw.edu.
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New employee orientationLocation: Administration Bldg First Floor Conference Room.Organization: Human ResourcesOrganizer: Noland, Wanda
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Location: Union Building 220.Organization: Student LifeOrganizer: Chestnut, Susan K. Campus Life
Oct20
10/20/2009Tuesday
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Part of the Excellence in Leadership series. Open to all DePauw supervisors and managers. Must pre-register.Location: Julian 374.Organization: Human ResourcesOrganizer: Burking, Bruce W.
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Speaker: Alan GreavesLocation: Harrison Hall 104.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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Location: GCPA 0201.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Location: East College 015.Organization: Modern LanguagesOrganizer: Ryadovaya, Natalia
Oct21
10/21/2009Wednesday
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Untitled Document Presidential Reception with Brian W. Casey
Please join us for this special opportunity to meet and hear from DePauw’s 19th president.
Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2009
6-8 p.m.
Camargo Country Club
8605 Shawnee Run Road
Cincinnati, OH 45243-2811
513-561-7213
Hosted by Robert W. Gibson ’60
Co-hosted by Benjamin Diesbach ’68, Jeffrey G. Gibson ’90, John W. Gibson ’85, Douglas S. Hynden ’78 and William A. Pendl ’54
The courtesy of a reply is requested by Friday,Oct. 16, 2009,
to the Office of Alumni Relations by calling toll-free 877-658-2586 or via e-mail to alumnioffice@depauw.edu.
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Location: Union Building 220.Organization: Multicultural and Community LifeOrganizer: Newton, Beth Ann
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Weekly meetingsLocation: Asbury Hall 111.Organization: Academic Affairs DeptOrganizer: Malayer, Mishelle D.
Oct22
10/22/2009Thursday
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Untitled Document Presidential Reception with Brian W. Casey
Please join us for this special opportunity to meet and hear from DePauw’s 19th president.
Thursday, Oct. 22, 2009
6:30-8:30 p.m.
At the home of
Christine Plank Rales ’74
2840 Woodland Drive Northwest
Washington, D.C. 20008
The courtesy of a reply is requested by
Friday, Oct. 16, 2009, to the
Office of Alumni Relations by calling toll-free
877-658-2586 or via e-mail to
alumnioffice@depauw.edu.
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Location: Union Building Terr C.Organization: Career ServicesOrganizer: Woodall, Pamela Ann
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Location: GCPA 1115, GCPA 1118, GCPA Kresge.Organization: MusicOrganizer: Linville, Steven R.
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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: Union Building 220.Organization: Student LifeOrganizer: Setchell, Cara L.
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Location: Union Building 220.Organization: Student LifeOrganizer: Setchell, Cara L.
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Location: The Womens Center Lounge.Organization: Feminista!Organizer: Michelina Ferrara
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Location: Union Building Fishbowl.Organization: Multicultural and Community LifeOrganizer: Newton, Beth Ann
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This practice is closed for x-cell members onlyLocation: Lilly Center Dance Rm.Ray, Quiaria S. Libraries.
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Free and open to the PublicLocation: Pulliam CCM Watson.Organization: College DemocratsOrganizer: Ellen Clayton
Oct23
10/23/2009Friday
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Location: Union Building Terr C.Organization: Career ServicesOrganizer: Woodall, Pamela Ann
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In the past decade, the proliferation of Web 2.0 tools for sharing and creating knowledge, coupled with the creation of open-access journals, databases, and archives across the web, has begun to redefine the concept of “openness” in higher education. Advocates of the open-access campaign argue that free, virtual access to scholarly works and research advance scientific discovery and lead to faster knowledge dissemination and richer research collaborations, throwing open the doors that once restricted knowledge sharing and exploration. Critics of the movement have doubted its economic sustainability and raised concerns about its impact on peer review. Regardless, open access requires a new examination of campus copyright and publishing policy. Join us as we discuss the strategies and definitions behind open access and its implications for campus IT, librarians, administrators, and policy offices.Location: Julian 135 Conf.Organization: FITSOrganizer: Everage, Jean
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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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this practice is closed for x-cell members onlyLocation: Lilly Center Dance Rm.Ray, Quiaria S. Libraries.
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Oct24
10/24/2009Saturday
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Oct25
10/25/2009Sunday
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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.
Oct26
10/26/2009Monday
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New employee orientationLocation: Administration Bldg First Floor Conference Room.Organization: Human ResourcesOrganizer: Noland, Wanda
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The Commons Project is part of the local societies initiative at DePauw University sponsored by the Metanexus Institute.Organization: Office of Spiritual LifeOrganizer: Lytle, Marjorie L. Office of Spiritual Life
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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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Janet Archer of the Indiana State Department of Health speaks about pandemic flu preparedness and altered standards of care during a public health emergency,Location: Peeler Art Center Aud.Organization: PhilosophyOrganizer: McKelligan, Marcia A. Philosophy
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Location: Union Building Terr A.Organization: Education StudiesOrganizer: Barker, Marcia Ellett
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Greencastle Service Theater Open Meeting - Open discussion and workshop concerning the possibilities of Greencastle/DePauw relations. FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLICLocation: GCPA 1201.Organization: Communication and TheatreOrganizer: Good, Timothy A. Communication and Theatre
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Location: Union Building Fishbowl.Organization: Fraternity and Sorority LifeOrganizer: Wrede, Linda S.
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Free and open to the public.Location: Pulliam CCM Watson.Nightenhelser, Keith E. Convocations.
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Location: Julian AUD 147.Organization: Information ServicesOrganizer: Albin, Heidi C.
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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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with guest Stephanie Sant'Ambrogio, violin
This event is free and open to the public.Location: GCPA Thompson.Organization: Music, School ofOrganizer: Linville, Steven R. -
Location: Roy O West Library Inst Rm A.Organization: LibrariesOrganizer: List, Kathleen
Oct27
10/27/2009Tuesday
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Blood DriveLocation: Union Building Terr A, Union Building Terr B, Union Building Terr C.Organization: Fraternity and Sorority LifeOrganizer: Beavers, Aliya Marie
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Part of the Excellence in Leadership series. Open to all DePauw managers and supervisors. Must pre-register.Location: Julian 156.Organization: Human ResourcesOrganizer: Burking, Bruce W.
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Angie Hicks '95 Founder & President Angie's List The Robert C. McDermond Honorary LectureLocation: 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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Location: GCPA 0201.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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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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Information about how to use the Projects and Solutions modules of the carbon calculator to evaluate impacts of carbon reduction schemes, evaluate which measures cost money and which save money, help determine timeline to reach carbon neutrality.Location: Julian 135 Conf.Organization: Academic Affairs DeptOrganizer: Steele, Carol Susanne
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Dr. James Yoder (dpu,'70, botany), V.Pres. of Academic Affairs and Dean, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute, Woods Hole, MA; Talk: "Opportunities in the Ocean Sciences"Location: Olin Building Aud 123.Organization: Science Research Fellow ProgramOrganizer: Pigg, Tavia S.
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Location: East College 015.Organization: Modern LanguagesOrganizer: Ryadovaya, Natalia
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Course Request Info. SessionLocation: Julian AUD 147.Organization: Academic Affairs DeptOrganizer: Malayer, Mishelle D.
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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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Come out and learn about DePauw University's own Sigma Lambda Gamma National Sorority! RSVP to slgdepauw@yahoo.com to let us know you're coming! But feel free to stop by if you haven't RSVP'd.Location: Peeler Art Center 211.Organization: Sigma Lambda GammaOrganizer: Gabrielle Lacy
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Free and open to the public! Join us for a demonstration of earth-friendly architecture and building.Location: Peeler Art Center Aud.Organization: Academic Affairs DeptOrganizer: Steele, Carol Susanne
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Journalism leaders from around Indiana will join citizens from our region, DePauw students and faculty for a spirited discussion on the strengths and struggles of journalism in the Hoosier state.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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7:00 PM - 8:30 PM History Department presents Dr. Richard Stahler-Sholk lecturing on the Zapatista movement
All are welcome.Location: Pulliam CCM Watson.Kuecker, Glen D. History.
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Location: Lilly Center Pool.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Anne Reynolds, flute Anne Reynolds, flute
Leonid Sirotkin, oboe
Randy Salman, clarinet
Kara Stolle, bassoon
Robert Danforth, horn
This event is free and open to the public.Location: GCPA Thompson.Organization: Music, School ofOrganizer: Linville, Steven R. -
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Come join Sigma Lambda Gamma as we uphold one of our founding principles, Academics. Spend a couple hours getting some homework done with the distinctive women of Sigma Lambda Gamma.Location: Roy O West Library Conf Rm.Organization: Sigma Lambda GammaOrganizer: Gabrielle Lacy
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9:00 PM - 10:15 PM [non-DePauw event at Wabash College] Wabash Classics Dept Lecture by Andrew Stewart (Berkeley), "Designing Women: The Hetaira as Model from Phintias to Praxiteles"
Free and open to the public. In Baxter Hall, Lovell Lecture Room, at Wabash College.
Oct28
10/28/2009Wednesday
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L.A.C.E. will be tabling for their event Poetic Activism we are looking for Poets to sign-up and also to spread the word about our event.Location: Memorial Student Union Building Hub Tabling 1.Gresham, Jazmin C. Libraries.
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Location: East College 110.Organization: Modern LanguagesOrganizer: 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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Bring LaptopsLocation: Julian AUD 147.Organization: Information ServicesOrganizer: Albin, Heidi C.
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Location: Union Building 220.Organization: Multicultural and Community LifeOrganizer: Newton, Beth Ann
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Greencastle Service Theater Open Meeting - Open discussion and workshop concerning the possibilities of Greencastle/DePauw relations. FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLICLocation: GCPA 1201.Organization: Communication and TheatreOrganizer: Good, Timothy A. Communication and Theatre
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Location: GCPA 1302.Organization: Communication and TheatreOrganizer: Klinger, Geoffrey D. Communication and Theatre
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The long history of colonialism in the Americas, currently manifested in the Andean Region as "Plan Colombia", is a strong metaphor of the multi-faceted destructive influences of U.S. foreign policy and corporate monoculture on a global scale. This graphic from the Beehive Design Collective attempts to expose the lie of the drug war as a smokescreen for multinational corporation's interests in extraction of the rich biodiversity and natural resources of the Amazon and her peoples. It is an anti-war poster that speaks in the mythology of our times… the cancerous monomyth of corporate globalization, and its antibodies of grassroots resistance.Location: Peeler Art Center Aud.Organization: Compton CenterOrganizer: Rudolph, Valerie E.
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Location: Reese Hall Lobby.Organization: Office of Spiritual LifeOrganizer: Person, Gretchen E. 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: 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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Weekly meetingsLocation: Asbury Hall 111.Organization: Academic Affairs DeptOrganizer: Malayer, Mishelle D.
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Conflict studies majors and minors will be discussing town-gown relations.Location: Asbury Hall 222.Organization: Conflict StudiesOrganizer: Rinker, Jeremy A. University Studies
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Location: Lilly Center Pool.Organization: Student Life DivisionOrganizer: Menzel, Jeanne Servais
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Bing Davis '59 speaks on his life as an artist.Location: Pulliam CCM Watson.Organization: Academic AffairsOrganizer: Pannell, Kerry E.
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Senior review sessions for the GRE Subject Test in English. 20th-Century British with Professor Sinowitz.Location: Asbury Hall 333.Organization: EnglishOrganizer: Sununu, Andrea E. English
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Location: Harrison Hall 301.White, Temeca M. Housing and Residence Life.
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Members of the English Department will read from their own work. Free and open to the public.Location: Peeler Art Center Aud.Organization: EnglishOrganizer: Bean, Barbara . English
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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 1302.Organization: Housing and Residence LifeOrganizer: Lopez, Jean Carlos
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In 2008, the Beehive Design Collective allied with Appalachian grassroots organizers fighting Mountain Top Removal Coal Mining, a practice which blasts mountains into moonscapes to fuel the ever-growing global demand for electricity. Our team of volunteer artists and educators are putting in countless hours designing "The True Cost of Coal," a a visually stunning graphic multi-tool for activists and ordinary folks seeking real solutions.Location: Peeler Art Center 103.Organization: Compton CenterOrganizer: Rudolph, Valerie E.
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Residence Life and Housing Staff MeetingLocation: GCPA 1203.Organization: Housing and Residence LifeOrganizer: Lopez, Jean Carlos
Oct29
10/29/2009Thursday
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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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Location: Reese Hall Lobby.Organization: Office of Spiritual LifeOrganizer: Lytle, Marjorie L. Office of Spiritual Life
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Location: Union Building 231, Union Building 232.Organization: Women's StudiesOrganizer: Altman, Meryl B. English
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Part of the 125th Season Celebration
This event is free and open to the public.Location: GCPA 1115.Organization: Music, School ofOrganizer: Linville, Steven R. -
L.A.C.E. will be tabling for their event Poetic Activism we are looking for Poets to sign-up and also to spread the word about our event.Location: Memorial Student Union Building Hub Tabling 1.Gresham, Jazmin C. Libraries.
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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: 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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We will have sign up sheets for people interested in performing at our Jesus Jams event November 8, 2009.Location: Memorial Student Union Building Hub Tabling 1.Organization: DePauw Christian FellowshipOrganizer: Shannon Fayson
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Chinese 269Location: Harrison Hall 101.Organization: Modern LanguagesOrganizer: Mou, Sherry J. Modern Languages
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Carbon offsets are one effective way to reduce global greenhouse gas pollution. But a perennial question is whether their benefit outweighs spending the money to fund greenhouse gas reductions on campus. Is it really a choice to reduce or offset; or is it to reduce and offset? When a college buys offsets, when does it make sense tobuy from the market and when is it appropriate to develop local offsets?Location: Julian 135 Conf.Organization: Academic Affairs DeptOrganizer: Steele, Carol Susanne
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Ever lose a USB flash drive? Is your P drive full? Come and learn how you can back up your important data online using either Dropbox or MediaFire. In this presentation you will learn how to set up an account in each web application and start backing up your important files so you can access them anywhere you have an internet connection. Files can be shared, made private, or open to the web based on your preferences.Location: Julian 152.Organization: ITAPOrganizer: Gough, Michael B. Information Services
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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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Join us at 4:30 to be a part of Circle K, an organization based around service and friendship!Location: Union Building 231.McCartin, Kaitlynn R. Admission.
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Location: Union Building 220.Organization: Student LifeOrganizer: Setchell, Cara L.
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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: The Womens Center Lounge.Organization: Feminista!Organizer: Michelina Ferrara
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Come join United DePauw for the organization's Coming Out Week at a discussion around LGBT individuals in Asia Dorothy Brown Cultural Resource Center, 314 E Hanna, Apt. 4 (around the back of the building and up the wooden stairs)Organization: Multicultural and Community LifeOrganizer: Brandon Monson
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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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"Up the Ridge" documentary will be shown during dinner with a panel of experts on hand to discuss the issues involved in solitary confinementLocation: Prindle Institute 135, Prindle Institute 136, Prindle Institute 138.Organization: Janet Prindle Institute for EthicsOrganizer: Clute, Linda
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LOCATION: the Dorothy Brown Cultural Resource Center at 314 East Hanna in the Pan Asian space. This event will focus on LGBT identities in Asia. Sponsored by United DePauw and the Dorothy Brown Cultural Resource Center.Organization: Multicultural and Community LifeOrganizer: Stetson-Grace, La Nicerra J. Multicultural and Community Life
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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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... Discussion on the transformation of men being gentlemen over the yearsLocation: Peeler Art Center Aud.Organization: L.A.C.E.Organizer: Jewll Smith
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A recruiter will be on campus to discuss the organization and their current job opportunities.Location: Julian 159.Organization: Career ServicesOrganizer: Mahoney, Erin Allyse
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Free and open to the public.Location: Pulliam CCM Watson.Organization: Janet Prindle Institute for EthicsOrganizer: Hollowell, Julia J. Sociology and Anthropology
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Fascinatin' Rhythm
Works focusing on the rhythmic aspect of music by Zivkovic, Roldan, Cowell, Gubaidulina, and Gershwin.
Amy Lynn Barber, director
This event is free and open to the public.Location: GCPA Kresge.Organization: Music, School ofOrganizer: Linville, Steven R. -
Greencastle Service Theater Open Meeting - Open discussion and workshop concerning the possibilities of Greencastle/DePauw relations. FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLICLocation: GCPA 1201.Organization: Communication and TheatreOrganizer: Good, Timothy A. 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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Location: Roy O West Library Media Cl.Organization: Film StudiesOrganizer: Aures, Inge E.
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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: Megan McFarland
Oct30
10/30/2009Friday
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Location: Emison Building 211.Organization: First-Year ProgramsOrganizer: Hernandez, Myrna Yvonne
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Location: Memorial Student Union Building Hub Tabling 1.Gresham, Jazmin C. Libraries.
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Location: Union Building Terr A, Union Building Terr B.Organization: Student LifeOrganizer: Setchell, Cara L.
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Students of Jay White
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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We will have sign up sheets for people interested in performing at our Jesus Jams event November 8, 2009.Location: Memorial Student Union Building Hub Tabling 1.Organization: DePauw Christian FellowshipOrganizer: Shannon Fayson
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Mindfulnes Based Stress Reduction CourseLocation: Reese Hall Lobby.Organization: Counseling ServicesOrganizer: Zoll, Cheryl Kay
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Presenter: Lynn Bedard, Biology - "Unmasking Protein Interactions in Yeast" @ Walden Inn Social A & GalleriaOrganization: Academic Affairs DeptOrganizer: Myers, Ruth E.
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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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4:15 PM - 5:15 PM What is Religious about Rap Music?: Reflections on the Way We Talk and Practice the Meaning of Life
Anthony Pinn, Rice University, Agnes Cullen Arnold Professor of Humanities, Professor of Religious Studies, and Director of Graduate Studies is the Black Studies guest lecturer. Dr. Pinn argues that a deep and significant overlap exists between the basic purpose of religion and the existential concerns of rap music.Location: Pulliam CCM Watson.Organization: Black StudiesOrganizer: James, Leslie R. Religious Studies
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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: Dorothy Brown Cultural Resource Center at 314 East Hanna. Everyone is welcome. Great food and fun!There will be vegan and vegetarian options. East Hanna. This event is sponsored by United DePauw and the Dorothy Brown Cultural Resource Center.Organization: Multicultural and Community LifeOrganizer: Stetson-Grace, La Nicerra J. Multicultural and Community Life
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Rally promoting safety for women FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLICLocation: East College Lawn - East.Organization: Omega Phi BetaOrganizer: Stephanie Riviera
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Join the women of Omega Phi Beta as we strive to create a safe campus environment for all! Free and open to the publicLocation: Union Building Terr A, Union Building Ballroom, Union Building Terr B, Union Building Terr C.Organization: Omega Phi BetaOrganizer: Stephanie Rivera
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Rain LocationLocation: Union Building Lobby C, Union Building Lobby S.Organization: Conferneces and Campus EventsOrganizer: Emma Minx
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A poetry slam actively getting students involved to discuss their oppression. There is a $2 entrance fee to be a contestant and a $1 entrance fee for those who attend. All proceeds will be donated to Building Tomorrow. There will be 2 different prizes and 1 grand prize. For more information contact: Jazmin Gresham @ Jazmingresham_2011Location: Longden Hall Den.Organization: Multicultural and Community LifeOrganizer: Malloy, Ann B.
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Oct31
10/31/2009Saturday
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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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McKim will be open Saturday evening during the regular city trick or treat hours (5 - 8 pm). We will stay open later, if the skies permit observing through the telescope.Organization: Physics and AstronomyOrganizer: Brooks, Howard L.
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Location: Longden Hall Den.Organization: Multicultural and Community LifeOrganizer: Malloy, Ann B.
