1. Jazz Jam at Paces
Jazz Jam at Paces Wednesday night from 9.30–12.30.
So swing on in for some jazzy tunes and chicken and guacamole quesadillas, tomato mozzarella salad, Alex Weintraub’s famous coconut cake, apple streusel tart, and pumpkin cheesecake.
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2. Newton Book Collection Contest
Do you collect books? Would you like to earn fame and fortune by submitting your book collections to the Newton Competition?
This year the library will award prizes of $500, $300, and $200 to the best student book collections. Each collection will be judged according to its unifying theme. Winners will exhibit their collection in McCabe Library during the spring semester and be eligible for the Grolier Club Book Collection Competition.
Full contest guidelines can be found here: http://www.swarthmore.edu/x5033.xml
Send your entries or questions to Bronwen Densmore (bdensmo1) by December 1st, 2008.
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3. Interested in Buddhism?
If you are interested in Buddhism, the Buddhist Community at Swarthmore has meetings Sunday at 6 in Sharples room 5. Open to all who would like to know more about Buddhism and ways to practice. Ask about upcoming events/lectures!
e-mail kuyehar1@swarthmore.edu for more info.
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4. ***SUBMIT TO PUN/CTUM***
Like taking photos?
Don’t like taking photos?
Have you EVER taken a photograph?
Have you EVER even accidentally taken a photograph?
IT DOESN‘T EVEN MATTER!
SUBMIT to PUN/CTUM !!!!!!
Swarthmore’s newest publication showcasing the photographs of the Swarthmore community!
Send up to 5 photographs to pun.ctum.mag@gmail.com or check us out on Flickr.
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5. What does the Bible Really Say???
Have you ever noticed how radically different the Hebrew Bible seems in different translations? If you want to understand the enigma of this text…if you want to experience it through your own eyes… if you want to plumb its depths, appreciate its beauty, and confront its challenges… you must read it as it has come down to us from ancient times, that is, in Hebrew. When you can strip away the layers of interpretation to bare its inner soul, then you can begin to understand its role in the great religious and cultural traditions that whirl around it.
Hebrew for Text Study I (Relg 57/Ling 7) will be offered in Spring 2009. This course is normally offered only in the fall, so you have an unusual opportunity to get started learning Hebrew now. M-W-F 9:30–10:20, in the
Beit Midrash.
Contact Helen Plotkin with any questions, or if you already have some Hebrew background and wonder which level is right for you.
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6. Interested in Bilingual Tutoring?
Club Despertar will be hosting a bilingual tutor training workshop led by Kate Grossman on Sunday, Nov. 23 and Monday, Nov. 24 from 7–9pm in Hicks 211. Snacks and refreshments will be served.
If interested, please RSVP to Maribel Gomez (mgomez1). There is a maximum of 30 students that can participate in the workshop, so please RSVP by Friday, Nov. 21 if you will be attending.
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7. Senior Thesis Help
Looking for help with my senior linguistics thesis. I would really appreciate if someone on campus would be willing to give me grammaticality judgments on some sentences in African-American Vernacular English. I’ll provide coffee or a similarly yummy beverage! Thanks!
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8. NOLArize seeks webmaster
Looking for a chance to get some on-the-job web design experience, and a volunteer position that will look great on a resume?
NOLArize! is looking for a webmaster to take over their site, www.nolarize.com
The site was built (and can be maintained) with intermediate CSS/HTMl skills. Nothing too fancy, though anything you bring to the table is welcome.
If interested, contact Greg Albright ‘10 galbrig1@swarthmore.edu
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9. Reply for 11/20 for your free yearbook!
Forgot to get a yearbook?
Here’s your absolute last chance to get the ‘06, ‘07, and ‘08 yearbooks.
Please reply to jkim3@swarthmore.edu by 11/20 if you would like any of the yearbooks and please select which years you would like to receive.
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10. sale items
Sale Items:
SHARP XL-HP515 Stereo – Tape deck and AM/FM radio with great sound quality. Comes with a remote – $35 Or Best Offer
Samsung 19” Tube TV – $35 Or Best Offer
Please contact sams_09@yahoo.com for more information.
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11. 2009 Black History Month Events
All Black History Month events are due to sblack1 by Monday, December 15. Events must include: title, location, date, and time in order to be advertised on the master calendar.
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Shameika Black ‘11
BCC Programming Intern
SASS Social Coordinator
sblack1@swarthmore.edu
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12. Boren Awards for International Study
Boren Scholarship (NSEP—National Security Education Program) applications are now available for full academic year or semester programs. Science, technology, engineering and mathematics majors may also apply for summer programs of eight weeks or longer. NSEP award recipients must make a commitment to working in the federal government for a minimum of one year. Boren Scholarships allow U.S. undergraduate students to study less commonly taught languages in world regions critical to US interests but underrespresented in study abroad.
If you are interested, please see Rosa Bernard in Pearson 113, rbernar1@swarthmore.edu. Also, for more info www. borenawards.org. Campus deadline is: December 19, 2008
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