Thursday, November 9
9-10pm
Lilly Center Gym

Alpha Chi Omega presents Ring Sing 2006: A Quest for the Bell.

Your $1 entrance fee into the pep rally will be donated to Alpha Chi Omega’s philanthropy, Victims of Domestic Violence.

Come support the DePauw Tigers and a good cause!

Thursday, November 16
7-8pm
Watson Forum

All are encouraged to attend this student documentary!

The Sexual Assault Task Force wishes everyone a safe and fun Monon Bell Weekend.

As always, please act responsibly and make sure you know your resources in the event that you need assistance.

Public Safety . . . 765.658.4261
Sexual Assault Survivors’ Advocate . . . 765.658.4650
Emergency . . . 911

Go Tigers!

Join us for the annual Pancake Breakfast from 1-3am in the Hub and the band Brazz Tree in the UB Ballroom, beginning at 11:45pm!

Information for spring semester and Winter Term-only housing is now available at Residence Life and Housing.

Students who will need to live in University housing should complete the Housing Preference Form and return it to the Residence Life and Housing Office in Anderson Street Hall no later than November 27.

Please email Housing if you have questions.

Thursday, November 9
12:45-1:45pm
Spiritual Life Center

Alicia Oskay, Registered Dietitian/Yoga Teacher
This Weeks Topic: Yoga Asana (Posture) Basics

While 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.
BOTH MEN and WOMEN are welcome!
Come to all sessions in the series or just drop in for one.

Wednesday, November 8

7:30-9:30pm
Horn Ensemble Recital
PAC Thompson
Free and open to the public

Thursday, November 9

7:30- 9pm
Recital: Janice Bagwell, soprano, with John Clodfelter, piano
PAC Thompson
Free and open to the public

9-11pm
DePauw Jazz at the Duck: Frank Catalano Quartet
Walden Inn's Fluttering Duck
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 9-11pm 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.

Friday, November 10

7:30-9:30pm
DePauw Theatre presents The Orphan of Chao
PAC
Presented in conjunction with ArtsFest 2006: Art and The Silk Road, THE ORPHAN OF CHAO is an ancient Chinese story of power and revenge. A favorite among the Chinese for its depictions of loyalty and other virtues, DePauw's production is highlighted by performances in the traditional Peking Opera style. Tickets at 765.658.4827.

7:30-9pm
Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra with Raymond Harvey, conductor, and Ida Kavafian, violin
PAC Kresge

Saturday, November 11

7:30-9:30pm
DePauw Theatre presents The Orphan of Chao
PAC
Presented in conjunction with ArtsFest 2006: Art and The Silk Road, THE ORPHAN OF CHAO is an ancient Chinese story of power and revenge. A favorite among the Chinese for its depictions of loyalty and other virtues, DePauw's production is highlighted by performances in the traditional Peking Opera style. Tickets at 765.658.4827.

Sunday, November 12

3-4:30pm
DePauw Chamber Players
PAC Thompson
Free and open to the public

7:30-9pm
DePauw Chamber Players
PAC Thompson
Join faculty members Dan Rizner, violin, Eric Edberg, cello, and May Phang, piano, for an evening of chamber music. Free and open to the public.

Every Wednesday
12:30-1:30pm
DePauw Union Memorial Lounge (the Fishbowl)

The HUMP: A Weekly Program of the Office of Multicultural Affairs
Midday, Midweek, Middle of campus
Free Peanut Butter & Jelly sandwiches. Courtesy of Sodexho

Want to learn more about healthy eating at DePauw? Here is your opportunity to ask Registered Dietitian & Yoga Instructor Alicia Oskay everything you ever wanted to know!
Ms. Alicia Oskay graduated from Indiana University, Bloomington in 1996. She presently works at DePauw University and helps students with menu planning, eating disorders, weight management and sports nutrition.

Her previous nutrition experience includes work in food service management, outpatient, extended, and home care settings. Ms. Oskay believes strongly in the healing powers of natural foods, from preparation to consumption and to their ability to unite us to self and others.

Ms. Oskay has studied massage and recently graduated from the 500-hour IUPUI Therapeutic Massage Program in 2005. She also received her Reiki Level I & II in 2005.

As a Registered Dietitian and Yoga Instructor Ms. Oskay has integrated all that she knows in her business practice Up Dog Yoga and Wellness, which opened in 2005. Her teaching combines the aspects of wellness, yoga, and massage.

For more information about The Hump and other programs of the Office of Multicultural Affairs, please call x4854 or email Nissy Stetson.

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 Wellness Center.

Sunday, November 12
4-5pm
St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Church

Free Thanksgiving Feast to follow Mass!!!

Sponsored by the Catholic Student Association.

Friday, November 10
digitalKnowledge (based in Indianapolis), will recruit at DePauw to fill several Associate Consultant positions they have available. 
You may sign up now on TigerTracks to interview with them on an “open” schedule.

Tuesday, November 14
12:15-1:15pm
106 East College
“Breaking Into The Sports Marketing Field”
A DePauw alum will be on campus to talk with interested students about
 “Sports Marketing: One of the Business World’s Fastest Growing Industries.” 
He will discuss his experience in the sports marketing field, the skills necessary to succeed, ways to get into sports marketing and what employers look for in candidates.  He will also have tips on what sports marketing employers like to see on resumes. 
Pizza and drinks will be provided, so please sign up in advance on TigerTracks or by emailing Janet Whitman by 10am on November 13 if you’d like to attend. 

Wednesday, November 15
6:30pm
106 East College
Starting Your Job Search information session

Monday, November 27
7-8pm
106 East College
Stryker Instrument’s information session
They will conduct interviews on Tuesday, November 28. The pre-select deadline to be considered for an interview is Monday, November 20.  
Sign up in advance on TigerTracks.

Wednesday, November 8
7:30pm
Performing Arts Center, Kresge Auditorium

The Timothy and Sharon Ubben Lecture – Dr. E.O. Wilson
One of the most influential biologists in the world, E.O. Wilson has focused his recent efforts on the issue of declining bio diversity. In his latest work, The Creation: A Meeting of Science and Religion, he appeals to the religious community, and in particular the conservative Christian community, to become involved in the movement to save life on our planet and maintain a suitable biosphere for future generations of humans.
The winner of two Pulitzer Prizes and national scientific awards from numerous countries, Dr. Wilson, Pellegrino University Research Professor Emeritus, at Harvard University, will deliver The Timothy and Sharon Ubben Lecture.

Monday, November 13
7:30pm
Performing Arts Center, Kresge Auditorium. 

The Timothy and Sharon Ubben Lecture – Mitch Albom
Mitch Albom, author of the best selling books Tuesdays with Morrie and The Five People You Meet in Heaven, will visit DePauw University to discuss his latest work, For One More Day. Mr. Albom will sign books that are purchased at Kresge Auditorium or prior purchases from the DPU bookstore (receipt required) following his presentation.

Tuesday, November 14
7pm
Ballroom, Memorial Student Union Building

Student Greek Fact-Finding Discussion with President Bottoms

President Bottoms and Lisa Hollander, Chair of the Greek Fact-Finding Commission, will meet with all interested students to discuss the GFFC Report. 
Ms. Hollander will spend a brief period reviewing the Report and be available to answer questions.  As a reminder, the Report may be accessed at http://www.depauw.edu/univ/greekfacts/.

This open session will be the first opportunity for students to hear from and engage in a conversation with President Bottoms about challenges identified in the GFFC Report and possible University responses.  As President Bottoms reflects on the Report and works with the trustee committee, he wishes to talk with as many members of our community as possible to ensure a full and open dialogue.  The University’s goal is to make DePauw a better place for all students to live and learn. 

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.

Wednesday, November 8
4:15-5pm
105 Harrison Hall

Making an Effective Classroom Presentation
Public speaking has you tongue-tied?
Try some of the techniques you’ll learn in this workshop to make a polished presentation.

November 9
5-6:30pm
The Den at Longden Hall
Free and open to the public

Native American singer and recording Artist Michael Jacobs/Unetlanvhi Ujeli Dekanogisgo is an award-winning Cherokee contemporary recording artist from Milwaukee. His music is a mixture of Native American, rock, pop, and folk. It fuses contemporary and traditional sounds.

For more information about the artist please refer to his website address: www.sacrednation.com.

November 13-17

"International Education Week is an opportunity to celebrate the benefits of international education and exchange worldwide.  This joint initiative of the U.S. Department of State and the U.S. Department of Education is part of our effort to promote programs that prepare Americans for global environment and attract future leaders from abroad to study, learn, and exchange experiences in the United States." http://iew/state.gov

The Office of International Education & Off-Campus Study has highlighted a number of events with an international focus already taking place across campus, and the Office has coordinated others.  Thanks to students & faculty in Career Services, Black Studies, Asian Studies, Film Studies, Dining Services, Geosciences, the International Student Association, Modern Languages, the Office of Multicultural Affairs, Roy O. West Library, the Women’s Center, and the Winter Term Office.

Descriptions and further details of the events can be found online at: http://www.depauw.edu/univ/international/ie_week/IEWeek2006.pdf

Monday, November 13
Charleston Market International Dish (Hub, Lunch & Dinner)
Off-Campus Study Photo Exhibit & Contest (UB Balcony, 11:30am-1:30pm)
Downfall (Watson Forum, 7-9 pm)

Tuesday, November 14
Charleston Market International Dish (Hub, Lunch & Dinner)
Off-Campus Study Photo Exhibit & Contest (UB Balcony, 11:30am-1:30pm)
Graduating? Go Abroad (UB Lobby, 11:30am-2pm)
French Conversation Hour (International Center, 4-5pm)
Reinterpreting Human Rights Lecture Series: From the Bronx to Bahia: Culture, Democracy, and the Struggle for Human Rights in Black Americas (Watson Forum, 4:15- 6pm)

Wednesday, November 15
Charleston Market International Dish (Hub, Lunch & Dinner)
Off-Campus Study Photo Exhibit & Contest (UB Balcony, 11:30am-1:30pm)
The HUMP (UB Fishbowl, 12:30-1:30pm)
GIS Day (Julian Atrium, 3-5:30pm)
Spanish Conversation Hour (International Center, 4-5pm)
Toshiba Lecture on “The Culture of Hello Kitty” (Peeler Auditorium, 4-5:30pm)
Women in Islam with Dr. Jeff Kenney (Women's Center, 6pm)

Thursday, November 16
Charleston Market International Dish (Hub, Lunch & Dinner)
Off-Campus Study Photo Exhibit & Contest (UB Balcony,11:30am-1:30pm)
Studying in the UK: A Panel’s Perspective (UB Terrace Room B, 12-1pm)
Study in Vienna (Harrison 210, 12-1pm)
Designing Winter Term Study & Service Projects (UB 231-232, 4-5:30pm)

Friday, November 17
Charleston Market International Dish (Hub, Lunch & Dinner)
Off-Campus Study Photo Exhibit & Contest (UB Balcony, 11:30am-1:30pm)
International Bazaar (UB Ballroom, 6-9pm)

Why are there t-shirts hanging outside the Hub?

Clothesline is a grassroots project designed to give victims of domestic violence a voice. Donated t-shirts were given to these women as a positive way to express their emotions, while increasing awareness at the same time.

The project on DePauw's campus is done in correlation with Co-Motion, a fundraising competition between Wabash and DePauw to raise money for domestic violence.

If you would like more information about the project, or would like to make a donation, please contact Katherine Rappaport.