1. WRC Open Hours!
The Women’s Resource Center has open hours every Monday-Thursday, 7 pm to midnight. Come check out some of our amazing events this week!
Monday, 7–9:30 pm: Screening of the original tragic Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio movie, about love found on a boat.
Monday, 9:30 pm – midnight: Screening of a documentary that explores the connections between sound, rhythm, time, and the body by following percussionist Evelyn Glennie, who is nearly deaf.
Tuesday, 7–9:30 pm: Open Study Hours with yummy snacks.
Tuesday, 9:30 pm – midnight: WRC Lectures on Moving Image Pornography: a series of interactive talks on the history of porn and discipline of porn studies by budding sexologist Kevin Kim ‘11. This Tuesday: PART ONE: “Girls on Film: Stags and the Men Who Loved Them.” Come to learn about the origins of moving image pornography, and the concomitant construction of early porn’s male audience. We will discuss the gaze. We will watch experts from some French “blue movies” from the 1920s- 1940s. When we’re watching porn as scholars, are we also watching porn?
Wednesday, 7–9:30 pm: Marathon of the popular TV show about an amazing woman vampire slayer.
Wednesday, 9:30 pm-midnight: Showing of the popular TV comedy about life in the office.
Thursday, 9:30 pm-midnight: Discussion – “Fat Talk.”
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2. Submit photos to Halcyon!
Did you do anything fun this past week? Attend an APIA month or Sager Symposium event? Go to a party? Just hang out outside with your friends? We want your photos of everything!
Send photos our way: photos.halcyon@gmail.com! Or be our friend on Facebook (“The Halcyon” in the Swat network) and check the info box for an easier way to submit!
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3. Paces Cafe.. Cake! Cobbler! Pizza!
It’s a new week, and that means a new array of treats for you to choose from at Paces Cafe – in addition, of course, to our everyday menu of milkshakes, nachos, sundaes, quesadillas, and bottomless coffee and tea.
Sunday:
Fresh Blackberry Cobbler
Red Velvet Sandwich Cookies
Tuna Bocadillos
Monday:
Coconut Layer Cake
Chocolate Raspberry Layer Cake
Tuesday:
Zucchini Bread
Wednesday:
Pumpkin Cheesecake Bars
Vegetarian Pizza
WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR?!?!
Get over to Paces Cafe. 9:30 pm to 12:30 am, Sunday through Wednesday.
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4. GRAPE JAM: Grapevine and Sixteen Feet Joint Concert!
LPAC 7:30 PM this Thursday April 2!
Come see Swarthmore’s manliest and feminine-iest a cappella groups perform! Come support the seniors – Laura Wolk, Minju Kim, Sasha Shahidi, Emily Sun, Cara Arcuni, Colin Aarons and Henry Clapp!
Grapevine will be performing SIX never before heard songs plus some old favorites.
(Also there will be food.)
(Also we will be done before pub nite.)
LPAC 7:30 PM This Thursday April 2!
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5. Last Week to Submit Photos for Spring Show!!!
It is that time of year again! The Photo Club is running a student photography show during
Family Weekend and we are accepting submissions until THIS FRIDAY (April 3)!
Submission guidelines are simple: Send full-size photographs of any subject to Steve Dean [sdean1@swarthmore.edu] by Friday, April 3rd.
If you want to submit film photographs, please send either Steve Dean or Miles Skorpen a copy via the Mail Room or hand it off to either of us in person.
After we receive submissions, we’ll select a limited number of photographs, and then matte them all (and, if funds allow, even frame a few). There is no limit to the number of photographs you can submit.
Submitters retain all rights to their photos.
See further details here: http://www.sccs.swarthmore.edu/org/photo-club/
If you are interested in helping with the show (matting, selecting
photographs, organizing) send me an email as soon as you can.
See you (or at least your pictures) at the show!
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6. FREE cooking workshop BOOKED
Thank you to everyone who signed up for the cooking workshop. We are currently trying to fit everyone in and are now fully overbooked. If the workshop is a success we will try to host another one in the near future.
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7. SUMMER AND POST-GRAD HOUSING
The Daily Gazette is now the place for students to connect with one another about summer and post-grad housing plans. Login to the gazette directly or go through facebook to access the site.
http://daily.swarthmore.edu/housing/
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8. MacBook computer parts
I am trying to sell a 120 GB hard drive, a CD/DVD drive, a MacBook battery, and some 1 GB RAM. If you are interested, I have a document with pictures and details of what I am selling that I can send to you.
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9. Revista ñ - Concurso de cuento corto; ñ magazine - Short story contest
La Revista ñ, la única publicación en español de Swarthmore, busca expandirse y abarcar temas literarios, culturales, sociales y políticos de diversa índole.
Para hacerlo, ¡necesitamos que escribas!
Puedes participar de dos formas: concurso de cuento corto y convocatoria general (ficción y no ficción).
I. Concurso de cuento corto (sólo para estudiantes de Swarthmore College)*
Tema: Tragedias cotidianas
Fecha límite: 20 de abril de 2009, 11:59PM
Primer premio: $100;
Segundo premio: $50;
Tercer premio: $25
Enviar a: larevistaenie@gmail.com
*Todos los cuentos tienen que seguir las reglas publicadas en nuestra página de internet:
http://revistaenie.wordpress.com
II. Convocatoria general de escritos, primavera 2009
(abierta a estudiantes, profesores y ex-alumnos de Swarthmore, Haverford y Bryn Mawr)
Te invitamos a someter tus escritos a la Revista ñ. Fecha límite: 20 de abril.
Aceptamos todo tipo de escritos de ficción y no ficción en español: poesía, cuento, ensayo (puede ser académico), crónica, reseña, etc.
También puedes acompañar tu obra con una foto o dibujo.
Todos los escritos deberán someterse en formato word (.doc), doble
espacio, Times New Roman 12.
Debe incluir su nombre completo, año de estudios, dirección de e-mail y teléfono.
Poesía – máximo 2 páginas
Cuento corto – máximo 4 páginas
Ensayo – máximo 5 páginas
Crónica y Reseña – máximo 3 páginas
¿Preguntas? ¿Sugerencias?
E-mail: larevistaenie@gmail.com
Internet: http://revistaenie.wordpress.com
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10. Staying at Swarthmore this summer?
Live in the Ville! Closer than ML, air conditioning, private bath, private kitchen, large beds, convenient shopping, free parking. How could you go wrong?
For Sublet: Furnished 2BR apartment in Dartmouth House, with full amenities. Each bedroom has a full-sized bed, the kitchen is fully outfitted. TV, wireless internet, A/C, free heat & water. Available from when dorms close to when dorms open.
$400 & Utilities per month per person*.
(*if three people want to sublet , the total cost will be $1025 & Utilities per month)
Contact: Samantha (Herbert) Tanzer, ‘10, stanzer1
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11. Reminder: Interested in putting on a Drama Board show on the LPAC Mainstage?
Just wanted to remind everyone about this great opportunity! We’re eager to hear from you.
Are you even a little bit interested in proposing a show to Drama Board for Fall 2009? Would you like it to take place on the LPAC mainstage? If so, please contact a member of Drama Board ASAP to express your interest in the mainstage. The earlier we know you’re interested, the easier it is for us to guide you through the process of getting your dream show approved and funded. Don’t wait until too late to get the ball rolling on what could be your most exciting project ever. Let us know you’re out there!
~Drama Board (dramaboard@googlegroups.com): Nell Bang-Jensen (nbangje1), Judy Browngoehl (jbrowng1), Jessie Cannizzaro (jcanniz1), Kim Comer (kcomer1), Emma Ferguson (efergus1), Ali Flamm (aflamm1), Chris Klaniecki (cklaniec1), Madeleine Laupheimer (mlauphe1), Nicole Singer (nsinger1), Isa St. Clair (istclai1), Dustin Trabert (dtraber1), Elena Viboch (eviboch1)
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12. Share a taxi on 4/13
Any Swatties flying home for Easter weekend? My flight gets into the Philly airport at 10:10am Mon., 4/13. If you are flying in the same morning and are interested in splitting a cab back to Swat please let me know!
email me at: atsiong1@swarthmore.edu
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13. Interested in participating in a WASABI EATING CONTEST?
SwatCambodia would like to gauge interest before we actually go through with this. And, we’d like to make sure that you know what you’re getting yourself into. So, if you think you’re hot stuff and can hold your wasabi, email jtrinh1@swarthmore.edu and let us know :)
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14. Ride The Tide Proposals Deadline Extended
RTT Proposal Deadline Extended to 4/1!
Still interested in hosting an event but haven’t had the time to put together a proposal yet? Never fear – the deadline has been extended to 4:30 PM on Wednesday, 4/1!
Hello! Want to make a deeply profound (and positive) impression on prospective students? Ride the Tide is fast approaching (Thursday, 4/16— Friday, 4/17)! Get in on the action by hosting an event! (Deadline is extended to 4/1). Please click on the attached link in order to access the proposal form: http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=dd4dsvqf_49hrd7p9fh&hl=en. You may also pick up proposal forms in the Admissions Commons. If you have an electronic copy of the proposal, please email it to apien1. Paper copies can also be turned in to the Admissions Commons. Any questions or concerns, feel free to email apien1. Thanks! Admissions
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Andrea Pien ‘08
Admissions Counselor
Swarthmore College
500 College Ave.
Swarthmore, PA 19081
(610) 328–8300
www.swarthmore.edu
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15. Crocs Community Collection Campaign
Global Health Forum, in partnership with SolesUnited and Crocs, Inc., is collecting Crocs and sending them to people living in Pémon, Venezuela in order to improve their health and quality of life.
So how do Crocs help improve people’s lives?
—Basic footwear improves hygiene and lowers rates of infections transmitted through barefeet, like tungiasis. These infections can greatly increase the risk of secondary infections, like tetanus, which can be lethal.
These infections are completely preventable—Please donate any available Crocs to be recycled and redistributed—collection begins after Spring Break!
Collection Bin Locations:
Shane Lounge
Sharples (top lobby)
(and as always, every little bit helps. GHF and the people of Pémon thank you!)
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