Yoga for Students
Wednesdays, 3:15 - 4:45pm
September 20, 27
October 4, 11, 25
November 1, 8, 15

Yoga for Staff
Wednesdays, 5:30 - 6:45pm
September 20, 27
October 4, 11, 25
November 1, 8, 15

Classes will be conducted at the Spiritual Life Center. The Spiritual Life Center adequately allows 20 participants to practice yoga. Registration is recommended; registered participants receive preference into class. Drop-ins are permissible as space and absence allows.

To register, contact Alicia Oskay, RD, RYT. Please share your first and last name, class of interest, and an email/phone number for contact information.

If you would like to sport your WGRE pride around campus, it's now easier than ever with the NEW 2006 WGRE T-shirt! For more information on how to get your hands on "The Only Shirt You'll Need to Rock On In" follow this link....

http://www.depauw.edu/univ/wgre/tshirtorder.asp.

Shirts are $10 and will be available for order until September 15. Place orders in the PCCM with Jamie in the front office. PLEASE put your size in the memo of your checks, or attach a piece of paper to your money!!

Questions?? Please contact Liz Farrelly.

Tuesday, September 12
4pm
Julian 147

The Health Sciences Committee will be hosting a seminar by Dr. Stuart Ravnik of UT Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas entitled "Opportunities in Biomedical Sciences: Grad School, Med School, or Done with School!"

The Tigers of DePauw is a campus-wide Public Art Project for ArtsFest 2006: Art & The Silk Road. All members of the DePauw community are invited to submit a proposal to obtain a tiger to design. Fifteen tigers are available and will be awarded to the top 15 proposals as chosen by the proposal committee. These tigers will be awarded free of charge.

Recipients will be allowed at least two weeks to complete a proposed design. Recipients may work on the tiger at a designated area in the Peeler Art Center or will need to make arrangements to have the tiger transported to an area of their choosing to complete the designing.

All designs must be complete and ready for site placement by Wednesday, October 25. Placement of the tigers will be chosen by the proposal committee. The tigers will remain at the chosen site through November 6.

Proposal applications are available at the Office of Multicultural Affairs in UB 100 or The ArtsFest web site and are due by 4pm on September 17 to UB Box 5252.

Questions? Please contact Lindsay Bartlett.

Being a college student keeps you active and busy, but have you taken time out for your health? Come join Registered Dietitian and yoga instructor Alicia Oskay in a new lifestyle series that will cover topics such as healthy diet, exercise, cooking, and relaxation techniques.

Classes meet Thursdays from 12:45 - 1:45pm in the Women’s Center. The series starts September 21 and meets weekly. No need to register. Want more information? Contact Alicia Oskay.

DePauw Theatre presents QUILTERS
September 15, 16, 17, 22, and 23
Fridays and Saturdays are at 7:30pm
Sunday matinee is at 2:30pm

Tickets are $3 for students and $6 for adults and can be purchased at the PAC Box Office Monday-Friday from 12:30-4:30pm or reserved at pacboxoffice@depauw.edu or 765.658.4485.

Quilters is a musical journey through the joys, struggles, amusements, and sorrows faced by the women who helped settle the American frontier.This intricately woven collage combines the art and craft of quilting with dance, music, and drama to tell richly-textured stories attesting to the great courage and spirit of our female ancestry. As America is largely a nation of settlers and immigrants, Quilters has the power to touch a chord in all of us.

Jazz Clinic and Masterclass by Jim Connerley, Eric Sayer, and Tony Franklin
Wednesday, September 13
3-3:45pm
Thompson Recital Hall, PAC

Learn jazz music tips and technique from professional jazz musicians. Participating students include Kevin Celebi, trumpet; Gabe Yonkler, tenor sax; Austin Johnson, guitar; Brett Imamura, piano; Tommy Goode, bass; and Mason Donaldson, drums. Free and open to the public.

Faculty recital: Randy Salman and Friends
Wednesday, September 13
7:30-9:30pm
Kresge Hall, PAC

Randy Salman and guest artists perform an evening of jazz. The concert, which is free and open to the public, will present an entertaining mixture of standard and contemporary compositions. Organized by Randy Salman -- noted saxophonist, professor of music, and director of DePauw's jazz studies department -- the concert will feature pianist Jim Connerley, bassist Eric Sayer, and drummer Tony Franklin.

DePauw Jazz at the Duck: Chip McNeill Quartet
Thursday, September 14
9-11pm
The Fluttering Duck, Walden Inn

Saxophonist, composer, arranger, and Grammy award winner Chip McNeill fronts his quartet, which features original compositions and classic standards. A veteran of the Maynard Ferguson Big Band and Woody Herman Orchestra, McNeill has also toured extensively with Latin trumpeter Arturo Sandoval. His playing and arrangements can be heard on Sandoval's releases Americana and Hot House, the latter of which won a Grammy Award for Best Latin Jazz Performance. McNeill's latest release under his own name is 2003's Radio Improved. He is currently the Director of Jazz Studies at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. This performance, like all DePauw Jazz at the Duck events, is free and open to the public at the Walden Inn's Fluttering Duck. Visit DePauw Jazz at the Duck for more information.

DePauw University Band Concert: Craig Paré, Conductor
Sunday, September 17
1-3pm
Kresge Hall, PAC

Join us for a poetry slam and open mic in celebration of Women's Week at 9pm on Friday, September 22 in The Den, Longden Hall. Anyone interested in reciting poetry (either your own or your favorite poet), speaking, or performing music of themes related to the celebration of women are welcome. If you would like to sign up to participate in the poetry slam and open mic, please email Shay Laws by Wednesday, September 20.

Christian Circle will be meeting in Reese hall from 7-8 tonight. We will be discussing the upcoming Mendenhall lecture presented by John Haught. Come join us this Wednesday and bring a friend. As always, snacks and open discussion will be present. (NOTE OUR SCHEDULE CHANGE BELOW).

UPCOMING SCHEDULE
9/13 Regular Meeting in Reese (7-8pm)
9/19 John Haught Lecture - Meet at the Locust Street entrance to Gobin at 7:15pm*
9/20 Burleigh Lecture - Meet at Watson Forum at 7:15pm*

* Lectures start at 7:30pm with optional group discussion to follow both nights.

Have you ever wanted to help decide what entertainment options you see on campus???

Come to the UB Fishbowl at 6pm on Wednesday and let us know!

Effective Note-Taking
Wed., Sept. 13, 4:30-5:15pm, 105 Harrison Hall
Taking good notes is essential in most college courses. This workshop will provide some strategies for making this sometimes tedious task more effective.

Test-Taking (In partnership with CHAMPS)           
Thurs., Sept. 14, 12:15-12:50pm, 210 Harrison Hall
Do you approach every type of test the same way?  Do you “zone out” before or during a test? Come learn some tips on how to best prepare for and take different types of tests.

Preparing for the GRE
Thurs., Sept. 14, 6:30-7:30pm, 152 Julian
Successful performance on post-graduate entrance exams is a combination of knowledge, skill, and preparation. Let us help you be prepared for this exam so that you can put your best foot forward!

The DePauw Student Affiliate Chapter of the American Chemical Society was
featured on page 4 of this seasons inChemistry magazine which can be found
online at: http://acswebcontent.acs.org/inchemistry/inchemistry0906.pdf.

The DePauw ACS chapter website can be found here:
http://www.depauw.edu/student/orgs/chemistry/chemclub.asp. David Roberts is the Chapter Advisor and Samuel Rund, ' 08 is the President. DePauw's chapter has had a strong history of success, including the following awards from the American Chemical Society.

*1999 - 2000* Meritorious Service Recognition
*2000 - 2001* Outstanding Achievement Award
*2001 - 2002* Commendable Achievement Award
*2002 - 2003* Commendable Achievement Award
*2003 - 2004* Commendable Achievement Award
*2004 - 2005* Honorable Mention

The Burleigh Lecture will begin at 7:30pm at Watson Forum in the Center for Contemporary Media.

Free and open to the public