Get your hands on original art from DePauw's finest. The Student Arts Council is currently accepting proposals for the six remaining tigers.

What to do: Give us the reasons why you or your organization want a tiger, where you would put it and which tiger you would like.

Send all proposals to lbartlett@depauw.edu by December 7.

February 9-10
Union Building

One Person's Trash is Another Person's Treasure

ZETA DOLLAR DAYS (ZDD) is the biggest garage sale DPU has ever had!
Every item will be sold for $1 and some items will be put on raffle for $0.50.

We would like all Resident Halls, Apartments/Duplexes, Fraternity and Sorority Houses
to compete by bringing the most items to be donated for ZDD.
All proceeds will go to the following: Z-HOPE (Zetas Helping Other People Excel), Stork's Nest March of Dimes program, and Zeta DPU Scholarship Fund.

The winning team will receive a portion of the proceeds to go towards their organizations chosen philanthropy or community program.

We Are Looking For VOLUNTEERS and organizations to aid us with their numbers.
Any questions contact: zetadollardays@yahoo.com or Juliana Odetunde.

December 10
11pm-1am
Gobin Church

Up late? Studying? Hungry?

Midnight Breakfast across from the Administration Building in the basement of the church.
Bring your friends and enjoy a warm breakfast menu meal (with all the fixings)!

Sponsored by the Office of Spiritual Life.

Free!

December 6
12:30pm
UB Fishbowl
The Hump: Holiday & End of the Year Celebration, Sponsored by The Office of Multicultural Affairs and the Office of Spiritual Life

December 7
Noon
UB 231-232
WIS Luncheon, guest: Dr. Zavala

December 7
4pm
Olin Auditorium
"Roots: An Underground Story"
Guest: Dr. Zavala
Refreshments will be served
Co-sponsored by:
Women in Science Program
Office of Multicultural Affairs
Cleveland Hickman Fund

5-7pm
Women's Center
Taco Thursday
This week's program is entitled "Let's Talk about Sex, Baby: an Initiative for Sexual Consciousness." Discussion leaders include Michael Schmidt and Shelby Sleight. Join us for free food and conversation! We look forward to seeing you there!
This event is sponsored by College Democrats, the Compton Center for Peace & Justice and the Women's Center.

December 11
7pm
Women's Center
Knit Knite

Thursday, December 7
12:45-1:45pm
Spiritual Life Center

Alicia Oskay, Registered Dietitian/Yoga Teacher
All students are welcome!

Yoga Asana (Posture) Basics
Decrease stress before finals in our last class of the semester! The ancient practice of yoga has been around for thousands of years, today we are just now learning about its benefits! Yoga decreases stress, improves strength and flexibility and helps us achieve a healthy weight (even relaxing styles!).
Come join us for a basic class - excellent for new and regular practitioners.

The Princeton Review has asked DePauw to contact students for comments that may be included in the 2007 Princeton Review guides. DePauw University does not endorse the Princeton Review, but wants to give you the opportunity to share your opinions if you are interested.

The Princeton Review is giving you the opportunity to voice your opinions of the academic and social life at your school. Please complete our online survey at http://survey.review.com/. All undergraduates completing and validating a survey will be entered into the "$5,000 for Your Thoughts" Sweepstakes, with a grand prize of $5,000! (Official sweepstakes rules may be viewed at the survey website.) Please complete your survey within the next three days.

The "Students Say" profiles that appear on PrincetonReview.com and in our books will be based on survey responses from students like yourself. This text helps readers understand what life at your school is like, assisting potential students to match themselves with the school most suited to their educational and personal needs.

Please note: When you log in to our online student survey with your school-issued email address you will be given the option to receive additional information and offers from The Princeton Review. If you would like any further information, please indicate this on the login page before entering the survey.

The Princeton Review takes your privacy seriously. We will not share your personal information with any third party unless you give us permission to do so. You can read The Princeton Review's full privacy policy by clicking on the "Privacy Policy" link on the student survey login page.

Deadline is January 7, 2007

Today in our country, nine-year-olds growing up in low-income communities are already three grade levels behind their peers in high-income communities. Half of them won't graduate from high school. Those who do graduate will, on average, read and do math at the level of eighth graders in high-income communities.

This is our nation's most pressing problem.

But it doesn't have to be this way. While the problem is daunting, we see evidence every day in classrooms across the country that when students in low-income communities are given the educational opportunities they deserve, they excel.

It is this—the clear potential of students—that makes the disparities in educational outcomes so unconscionable and fuels our sense of urgency and responsibility to do everything we can to ensure educational opportunity for all.

Teach For America is the national corps of outstanding recent college graduates of all backgrounds and academic majors who commit two years to teach in urban and rural public schools and who become lifelong leaders in the effort to expand opportunity for children. Teach For America corps members receive full salary and health benefits.

Teach For America's third application deadline is January 7, 2007.
Apply now to join Teach For America and help solve our nation's most pressing problem.
If you have questions, please contact Sara Kaufman.

Thursday, December 7
4pm
Auditorium (Room 147) of the Julian Center

The Departments of Computer Science and Mathematics are pleased to host the "Musings about the Tower of Abstraction that is Modern Mathematics" lecture by the noted author and cognitive scientist Douglas Hofstadter.

Douglas R. Hofstadter is the Director of the Center for Research on Concepts and Cognition at Indiana University, and the author of many books, most notably "Gödel, Escher, Bach: An Eternal Golden Braid," which was awarded both the Pulitzer Prize and the American Book Award in 1980.

December 10
1-5pm
Reese Hall Lobby

Take a study break and come out to watch the Colts game.
Stop by for a few minutes or stay for the whole game. Free pizza, snacks, and drinks.
This event is free and open to the entire DePauw community.
Sponsored by the Hartman House.

Schedule for D3TV the week of December 4-10

12-12:15: DePauw Undressed
12:15-12:30 The View from DePauw
12:30-1 Student Congress
1-2 We've Got Beef
2-2:30 Young Ladies Talking
2:30-3 Young Men Talking
3-5 Past Productions
(5-6: slideshow)
6-7: Tiger Fire
(7-8 slideshow)
8-9 The Source
9-10 We've Got Beef
10-10:30: Young Ladies Talking
10:30-11 Young Men Talking
11-11:15 DePauw Undressed
11:15-11:30 The View From DePauw
11:30-11:45 Student Congress

Need a Study Break? Have lots of money left on your meal card? Want to have fun?
Come to the Duck for a nice meal and a night of entertainment! The food is great every night but if you're interested in something more, come on Thursdays for Jazz at the Duck, Fridays for Open Mic Night and a Live Band, and Saturdays for Karaoke!

Need a place to study? Love coffee? Need Caffeine?
Come to Peet's Coffee in the Walden for holiday drinks that'll warm you up and keep you awake! It's a great study break or just a nice environment to study in!
Don't worry... you can even use your meal card!
The coffee shop is open until 9pm, but you can come later for a nice study spot, too!

Thursday, December 7
7:30-9pm
PAC Thompson
Recital: Corinna Nash-Wnuk, flute; Stephanie Gurga, piano; Pawel Wnuk, bassoon
Free and open to the public

9-11pm
DePauw Jazz at the Duck: Tad Robinson
Entering its fourth season, DePauw Jazz at the Duck offers high-quality jazz performances in the relaxed and comfortable setting of the Walden Inn's Fluttering Duck. Performances occur every Thursday evening from 9pm to 11pm and all events are free and open to the public. Past performers have included Condition Blue, Jazz Mayhem, Grammy-winner Chip McNeill, local blues legend Tad Robinson as well as the DePauw Jazz Ensemble and Jazz Combos.

Saturday, December 9
8- 9:15pm
DePauw Cappella Singers
PAC Thompson
Free and open to the public

Monday, December 11
2-3:30pm
PAC Thompson
Pre-College Piano Student Recital
Students of Maureen Carkeek perform
Free and open to the public

Friday, December 8
6pm
Anderson St Hall Basement

Hillel invites everyone to celebrate the Hanukkah and the last dance of classes at our Hanukkah Party.
Free food, fun, dreidles, short service, and music!
Bring your friends and come on by!