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CAC presents Save the Boo-Bees (free food, prizes and games!)Contributed by Alyssa Frey on 10/15/13 Come on down to IC Square on Tuesday, Oct. 22 from 6 to 8 p.m. for Save the Boo-Bees: a Halloween themed event to spread awareness of breast cancer! Read more . . . (23 words) Interested in teaching an undergraduate course during the summer sessions? Read more . . . (53 words) Have an idea for a summer travel course within the US? Read more . . . (70 words) West Main Entrance of Athletics and Events Center ClosedContributed by Zach Newswanger on 10/15/13 The Main Entrance of the Athletics and Events Center on the west side of the building will be closed Wednesday, October 16th through Friday, October 18th for work that will be occurring on the building in this area. Read more . . . (52 words)
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Read more . . . (43 words) Submitted on behalf of Julia Herman '14, CHP Intern. Having trouble staying organized and taking quality notes in class? In this month's issue of Student Health 101, you can learn about the Cornell Method of taking notes, where notes are organized in different locations by different colors. Also, suggestions for good note-taking apps are available! -Diigo is an app that allows you to highlight and post sticky notes in text online. -Evernote is an app that allows you to store your notes online in your cloud. Many students have found these very helpful and is linked to their success at college! Check it out now in the article, Going Beyond Pen & Paper! Read more . . . (26 words) Don't Set Up Personal Hotspots on ICAirnet and ICAirnet-Secure!Contributed by Beth Rugg on 10/15/13
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Memory, Cognition, and Hearing Study -LOOKING FOR PARTICIPANTS!!Contributed by Yvonne Rogalski on 10/15/13 Want to be part of a research study to develop a protocol that will be used in a future study assessing hearing and memory in older adults? Read more . . . (93 words) Wine and Cheese Reception in Honor of Charles "Randy" Christian '72Contributed by Wade Pickren on 10/15/13
The School of Business and the Center for Faculty Excellence are very pleased to co-host a reception in honor of Charles "Randy" Christian, the Executive-in-Residence for our School of Business. Read more . . . (253 words) Atrium Dedication Ceremony in the School of Business set for October 23Contributed by Paul Deamer on 10/15/13
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The 2013 Family Weekend will be held October 25-27. A full listing of events for the weekend is available online: www.ithaca.edu/familyweekend. Students whose family members are attending can pick up registration materials and tickets to Saturday’s football game in the north foyer of Phillips Hall beginning at 11:00 on Friday. Please bring your ID. Members of the campus community are invited to attend any Family Weekend events.
Read more . . . (278 words) Reminder - The Office of the Provost & VPEA invites you to consider making nominations for honorary degrees.Contributed by Peggy Termina on 10/15/13 Nominations must be received in writing. Rationale and supporting data are expected at the time of nomination, and should include the following information: · nominee’s name and contact information The criteria are: 1. the nominee possesses a record of outstanding personal/public achievement, community services, philanthropic endeavors and interest in education and/or humanitarian programs. Read more . . . (101 words) Darius Conger, Economics Department and Ryan E. Cruz, Department of Sport Management and MediaContributed by Tina Bennett on 10/15/13
This past summer Darius J. Conger, Department of Economics and Ryan E. Cruz, Department of Sport Management and Media, presented a paper entitled “Hierarchical Occupational Segregation and Player Productivity in Professional Tennis Tours” at the Eastern Economics Association in New York City. Annual Holocaust Lecture October 30 - FDR and the JewsContributed by Rebecca Lesses on 10/14/13
Read more . . . (189 words) Come and welcome the Pre-Doctoral Diversity Fellows, 2013-2014, Oct. 22 at 4pm!Contributed by Brooke Hansen on 10/14/13 Tuesday Oct. 22nd at 4pm in the Center for Faculty Excellence (Gannett 3rd floor). We welcome Petros Y. Tesfazion (Economics), Enrique González-Conty (Modern Languages and Literatures) and Josh T. Franco (Art History). Refreshments will be served.
Read more . . . (354 words) As you may be starting to think about your housing for Fall 2014, the Office of Residential Life and Judicial Affairs would like to provide you information about the residency policy and the process for off-campus release. Read more . . . (227 words) |
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The fixIT Shop, located in Friends 110, will be open limited hours during fall break. Students, faculty and staff are encouraged to bring their personal computers by for a free five-minute check-up! The fixIT Shop offers affordable diagnostic and repair services right here on campus. For more details on these services and rates please visit 
The Friends 110 computer lab will be open limited hours during fall break. Printing is not available 24/7 during breaks. Please visit 
The wi-fi networks rely on access points that use radio signals; these signals are affected by many things including devices that put out their own wi-fi signal e.g. wireless printers, cell phones acting as hot spots and mifi devices. Anything that puts out its own SSID can cause problems on the college's wi-fi network. In order to limit interference, please don't use or enable these types of devices in the academic and administrative buildings on campus.
Lyon Hall! Congratulations and thank you to all of the Residence Halls who participated in this event co-sponsored by IC Spirit Week. We hope you all had a fun time, and look forward to next year's contest! 
Tuesday, October 29, 2013
Submitted on the behalf of Dean Mary Ellen Zuckerman
Are there computers in your area scheduled for replacement in Spring 2014 under the Technology Renewal Program?
Mark your calendar now for the 2013 Distinguished Speaker in the Humanities lecture! Stephen Greenblatt, Cogan University Professor of the Humanities at Harvard University and renowned author and Pulitzer Prize winner, will deliver a lecture entitled "The Humanities and the Toleration of Intolerable Ideas."
On Wednesday, October 30, at 7:30 pm in Emerson A, Professor Richard Breitman of American University will speak on " FDR and the Jews: Before the War and the Holocaust."