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ReplyDeleteMonday, December 15th, 12:30pm at The Pub
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CARTEN'S BABIES CLASS RECITAL
Monday, December 15th, 7:00pm at Marshall Field Room 1
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A Night of A Cappella with Treble in Paradise and Vocal Minority!
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You will be attending Informal End-of-Year funtimesinthevillage Book Swap.
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Wednesday, December 17th, 6:00pm at DownStage Theatre
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The BlackList at DownStage's Winter WhiteOut Party
Thursday, December 18th, 10:00pm at DownStage
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ReplyDeleteCOME SEE THE SARAH LAWRENCE GAMELAN ENSEMBLE, 7PM TUESDAY IN REISINGER! We won't be playing the Beatles, but here's a tune that we're playing arranged for bluegrass instruments:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gwa0haBQ2J4&feature=related
Ok, here's more what it will be like:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ALEUeTiH-Y
Yes. Dancers.
SLC WEEK IN SCIENCE: DECEMBER 15 - 19
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POSTER SESSION
Wednesday, December 17, 6:00 - 8:00 pm in the Main Gym
The Eleventh Semi-Annual SLC Science and Mathematics Poster! Session
Come celebrate science and mathematics at SLC! More than 1,000,000 (base 2) of your fellow students will be showing off posters of their conference work from biology, chemistry, mathematics, physics, and psychology including:
Recreating the Zodiac
Personality and Birth Order
The Physics of Flying Fauna
Fantasy Football: Statistical Strategy
The Math in Dance: A Study of Laban
"Thu! s Grew the Tale of Wonderland": A Psychological Case Study of Lewis Carroll
Magical Chemistry: How Simple Reactions B! affle the Mind and Stupefy the Masses
Eating Disorders, Addiction, and Religion: Does the Brain Know the Difference?
Possible Causes for Diabetes in Hispanic Americans
Bhopal 1984 and Environmental Law
The Genetics of Spirituality and Faith
Reproductive Cloning in Mammals
Avian Cognition and Intelligence
The Biology of Puberty
Yummy cookies and cheese cubes will be provided. Bring your friends!
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SLC WEEK IN THE SKY
Another cloudy week, so I'll give you a constellation that you should be able to glimpse this week: the Manta Ray. Never heard of the Manta Ray? Any time in the evening, look in the eastern sky to see Orion, easily identified by the 3 stars of the belt, which are nearly vertical in mid-evening right now. Around those three stars are four stars which form a somewhat distorted box, outlining Orion. Now take the top one of those four stars, and look diagonally up to the left. You should see a very flat, broad "w" shape made of 5 bluish stars (counting the one you started with), about twice as long as Orion itself. (One of the stars may be a little faint, but from a dark location at SLC you should be able to see it.) It doesn't take much imagination to see a blue ma! nta ray swimming through the stars. Why have you never heard of this co! nstellation? Because SLC student Rachel Bergquist invented it, as part of her conference project "Recreating the Zodiac." If you were born in June, it's your (new) Sun sign! To learn more, see Rachel's poster at the Poster Session.
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Two of Walker's pieces are being performed at music Tuesday today (16 dec) by Cygnus, the faculty ensemble--it starts at 1:30 in Reisinger.
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People to ask about the party tonight (confweek Thursday):
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-yr green friends
-downstage (wearing white)
It's Thursday! (trade your trash for treasure).
ReplyDeleteSchool next week. For those....who forgot.
No... didn't forget. A mix of yay! and nay, but mostly hooray to see you folks again.
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Rob WInslow's spoken word CD release party.
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