Welcome to Arts@DePauw, a bi-weekly newsletter created to provide information on all DePauw art events for subscribers.

All DePauw creative and performing art events are FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, except DePauw Theatre and DePauw Opera Theatre performances.

For ticket reservations and information, contact the DePauw Performing Arts Center by phone at (765) 658-4827 or by email at pacboxoffice@depauw.edu. For additional Arts@DePauw information, check out www.depauw.edu/arts.

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Do you like going out to dinner?
Do you like to talk?
If so, how would you like to have dinner with a DePauw alum to network and get some helpful tips for your remaining time at DePauw and life afterwards?

Black and Gold will be traveling to Indianapolis to meet with the participating alums sometime in April (based on availability).
Please email blackandgold@depauw.edu if interested.

Course Dates: April 10, 12, 17, 19, 24, and 25
6-9pm
Julian 156

Why drive to Indy when you can take a prep class on campus? It's also offered at a fraction of the cost of most LSAT classes which can cost up to $1400!
The course, taught by Test Review Institute was originally taught in New Orleans until Hurricane Katrina hit. It is now based out of Bloomington and a teacher will travel to campus to teach the course.

Here are some of the details about the course:
Experienced instructor, former Admissions Director
Resides in Bloomington, got her law degree right here in Indiana
Convenient DePauw Campus Location
Strategies for each question type
Test-taking strategies
Exercises, Examples & Practice Sets
In-Class Texts/Home Study materials to keep for additional prep before the LSAT
Full length pre-test and post-test for evaluation & review

Registration Fee: $399 Payable by Cash, Check, PayPal or Money Order

Contact Instructor Amy Johnson or Senior DePauw Student Brittany Graves

Check out MyStudentBody.com (STRESS)

Feeling buried by workload, overstretched by commitments, or simply lost in the shuffle? Learn how to get into gear and better manage your stress!

Take a break and visit mystudentbody.com. Enter DPUTIGER for school code.

Schedule for March 7 - March 14

12:00 Women's SCAC Basketball Tournament
1:30 Student Congress
2:30 Women's SCAC Basketball Tournament
4:00 The 15 Minute Show
5:00 Newsbreak
5:30 Experiencing DePauw (Student Documentary)
6:00 Tigerfire
7:00 He Said, She Said: Seeking Truth About College Date Rape
7:45 Brass Tacks
8:00 The Source
8:30 Delta Zeta interview
9:00 We've Got Beef
10:00 The Underground
11:00 We've Got Beef

Information session:
March 8
7 PM
Hub, Room 231

Help your Greek Chapter and the DPU community by providing resources, education, and by advocating wellness ideals.

If you cannot make the information session or would like additional information
please contact Lizzy Bartelt or Katie Roth Katie Roth

The Commons Project at DePauw University is a grant-supported initiative that works toward the constructive engagement of science and religion.

Please address the following in approximately 1500 words:
“Is it rational to believe in God or the divine in an age of science?”

Deadline for entry is Wednesday, April 4.  Please submit papers to marjorielytle@depauw.edu. The Commons Project is funded by a grant from the Metanexus Institute. Entries will be judged by the Commons Project Steering Committee, consisting of faculty, staff, and student representatives.

The following positions will be elected in campus-wide elections on Wednesday, April 11:
Student Government President
Executive Vice President
Vice President of Finance
Vice President of Student Affairs
Vice President of Academic Affairs
Allocations Board
Graduate Member to the Alumni Board
Graduate Member to the Board of Trustees

The following positions will be elected in internal elections on Sunday, April 22:
Parliamentarian
Director of Public Relations
Secretary
Sergeant-at-Arms
Allocations Board

If you are interested in running for a position, please see the student government web site for an application packet. The application includes a letter to all candidates, a timeline of elections, descriptions and duties of positions, an application form and student signature form.

Applications for all-campus elections are due to the Office of Campus Life at 4pm Friday, March 14.

Applications for internal elections are due to the Office of Campus Life at 4pm Friday, April 6.

If you have any questions regarding elections, please direct them to Sarah Carlson, Chair of Elections Committee.

The Putnam County Humane Society Wants Student Volunteers!

The HSPC needs student volunteers to help out during their busy season! Volunteers set their own schedules and get to walk and play with animals that need lots of attention! You can volunteer at the HSPC anytime from 8am-5pm, 7 days a week.

Please contact Kyle Smitley or Katie Brown if you are interested or have any questions!

March 7
4:15pm
Pulliam Center for Contemporary Media's Watson Forum

Tim McCaughan '95, CNN Senior White House Producer, will visit DePauw as a guest of The Gertrude and G.D. Crain Jr. Lecture Series.
McCaughan's presentation, "From DePauw to Air Force One" is free and open to all.

Saturday, March 10
7-11pm
Indianapolis

Committee for Latino Concerns is hosting it 4th annual Gala!
Tickets are on sale in the HUB from 11am-2pm for $10 or by emailing christinarivera_2010@depauw.edu.
Includes transportation, formal dinner, live music, party favors, pics and more!

Buses depart at 6pm in front of the HUB. Dress is formal.

Careers with the U.S. State Department
(Foreign Service)

• Wednesday, March 7, 4:15 pm, 151 Julian Center
• A diplomat from the U.S. State Department will be on campus to provide a group information session on career opportunities (internships and full-time jobs) with the U.S. State Department.

“Finding an Internship” workshop

• Tuesday, March 13, 9am in Harrison Hall 210

“Starting Your Job Search” workshop

• Tuesday, March 13, 12:15pm in Harrison Hall 210

Knit Knite
Mondays
7pm
Women's Center
Free and open to the public

No experience needed. Supplies and light refreshments provided.

The HUMP: A Weekly Program of the Office of Multicultural Affairs.
Every Wednesday
12:30-1:30pm
DePauw Union Memorial Lounge (the Fishbowl).

Midday, Midweek, Middle of campus. Free Peanut Butter & Jelly sandwiches, Courtesy of Sodexho.

This week's Hump program features guest speaker Dr. David Weiss. His presentation is entitled: Setting People Straight: "Homosexual Reparative Therapy," Gay Sheep, and Other Mad Sciences. Dr. David Weiss teaches in the Communications and Theatre Department at Montana State University in Billings, Montana. He is a media scholar who specializes in issues of political rhetoric, queer theory, film,
and persuasion. Prior to entering academia, he was an executive with several of New York's top advertising agencies.

Everyone is welcome: all students, faculty, staff, and members of the community.
Stay for an hour or as long as you'd like.

Sponsored by the Office of Multicultural Affairs and the Film Studies Department.

For more information about The Hump and other programs of the Office of Multicultural Affairs, please call x4854 or email LSTETSON@depauw.edu.

As the seasons conclude for the winter sports, it's time to gear up for spring. Since weather can be a factor with outdoor events, please check the athletic department Web site from time to time to check for postponements, cancellations or time changes.

Saturday, March 10:
TBA / Baseball vs. Hanover (2-7)

Sunday, March 11:
TBA / Baseball vs. Manchester (1-9)

Tuesday, March 13:
4 pm / Men's Tennis vs. Southern Indiana

Wednesday, March 14:
3 pm / Baseball vs. Wabash
3 pm / Softball vs. St. Mary-of-the-Woods (2)

Saturday, March 17:
10 am / Men's Tennis vs. Wheaton
Noon / Baseball vs. Ohio Northern (2-7)

Sunday, March 18:
TBA / Men's Tennis vs. Case Western Reserve
2:30 pm / Baseball vs. Concordia, Ill. (1-9)

Putnam County will take part in a statewide tornado drill this week as meteorologists prepare for the return of severe weather season.

Putnam County will be part of two drills on Wednesday, one in the morning between 10:30am and 11am and one in the evening between 7pm and 7:30pm. The sirens will be tested weekly, beginning Friday and continuing throughout the spring and summer seasons.

Have you studied off-campus for a semester or for winter term? Eye on the World magazine would love to hear about your experience!

Please submit your stories, journal entries, poems, or photographs to eotw@depauw.edu by Mar. 23!

If you have any questions, please contact cgeiger@depauw.edu.

March 12
7:30-8:15pm or 8:15-9pm
Lilly Center Neal Fieldhouse

For those wanting to develop athletic ability through speed, quickness, flexibility, balance and plyometrics. There is no need to sign-up, only show-up.