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ZoetIC, the English Honor Society's Literary Magazine, Now Accepting Submissions for PublicationContributed by Christopher Matusiak on 11/25/12
Are you interested in getting your work published and receiving a great prize? Submit your piece to ZoetIC, the newest magazine on campus, sponsored by Sigma Tau Delta, the English Honor Society! We are accepting original entries in prose, poetry, and essay (personal and literature-based critical essays). Prizes will be awarded to the best entry in each category. For more information, please email ZoetICMagazine@gmail.com.
Read more . . . (1 words) Thursdays at the Handwerker and the On the Verge play-reading series present a staged reading of Sam Shepard’s Curse of the Starving Class, featuring Tony award-winning actor Frank Wood.Contributed by Claire Gleitman on 11/25/12
Read more . . . (426 words) Working for the Federal Government: Why, How & Where - Guest Speaker in Career ServicesContributed by Kristin LiBritz on 11/25/12
Read more . . . (84 words) Vote for IC More Than Me to win $1 Million this weekContributed by Grace Schroeder on 11/25/12
Read more . . . (267 words) Native American Film Night: "We Still Live Here" on Wednesday eveningContributed by Jack Rossen on 11/25/12 There will be a showing of the film, "We Still Live Here" on Wednesday, Nov 28 at 7 pm in Textor 102. Read more . . . (129 words) Native American storytelling with Barbara Bethmann Mahooty on Thursday afternoonContributed by Jack Rossen on 11/25/12 Renowned Mohawk storyteller Barbara Bethmann Mahooty will spin traditional tales in a rare apeparance in our area, on Thursday, Nov 29 in Klingenstein Lounge, Campus Center, from 4:00-5:00 pm. Read more . . . (76 words) Amber Meadow Adams (Mohawk) to speak Tues on Native American language revitalizationContributed by Jack Rossen on 11/25/12 The talk, titled "Onkwawenna'on:we: The Weight of Words in a Decolonizing Methodology" will be in Clark Lounge, Campus Center on Tuesday, Nov 27, 12:10-1:00 pm. Read more . . . (87 words) Media Arts Abroad - IC Programs in London and RomeContributed by Nicholas Muellner on 11/25/12 Thursday, November 29th, 12:10-1pm in Park 279 Prof. Nicholas Muellner will present an informational meeting for students interested in both the June 2013 Photographic Projects in Rome Program, and the on-going Media Arts Program at the Ithaca College London Center. Rome and London alumni will also be on hand to provide student insight on the programs. Read more . . . (125 words)
Type 1 Diabetes is usually diagnosed in children and young adults, and was previously known as juvenile diabetes. In type 1 diabetes, the body does not produce insulin. Insulin is the hormone that is needed to convert sugar, starches, and other foods into energy needed for daily life. Only 5% of people with diabetes have this type. Type 2 Diabetes is the most common form of diabetes. In this type, either the body does not produce enough insulin or the cells ignore the insulin. Millions of Americans have been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes, and many more have no idea they are at high risk of developing it. Gestational Diabetes is developed during pregnancy, usually around the 24th week. A diagnosis of gestational diabetes doesn't mean that you had diabetes before you conceived, or that you will have diabetes after giving birth. This information was provided by The American Diabetes Association. For more information and tips for people with diabetes, please visit: http://www.diabetes.org Read more . . . (136 words) Director of Project Look Sharp Presents at Conference in SeattleContributed by Ari Kissiloff on 11/25/12 New York State teacher and media literacy director at Project Look Sharp, Chris Sperry, presented at the National Council for the Social Studies annual conference in Seattle, WA on November 16, 2012 at the Washington State Convention Center. The mission of National Council for the Social Studies is to provide leadership, service, and support for all social studies educators. Read more . . . (340 words) Another Ithaca College graduate presents at the NYSOTA ConferenceContributed by Carole W. Dennis on 11/25/12 Chandra-Wolfram-Little joined other former students and faculty who presented at the New York State Occupational Therapy Association annual conference in Rochester held Nov. 9-10 (see notice published Nov. 12 for other presenters). Read more . . . (39 words) If yes, then attend the Transfer Student Ice Cream Party hosted by the Student Government Association on Tuesday, November 27th at 7:00 PM in the transfer floor lounge (first floor of Terrace 11)! There will be someone at the door to let anyone who doesn't live in T11 into the building. Read more . . . (40 words) Have You Switched to Microsoft Outlook for Email Yet?Contributed by Karen Compton on 11/23/12 Last month ITS announced that Outlook 2010 for Windows and Outlook 2011 for Macintosh are now supported for email. ITS is strongly encouraging all faculty and staff members, especially those who use Oracle Calendar, to begin using Outlook for email as soon as possible. Read more . . . (419 words) Student Activities Board is a student-run planning board that brings FREE comedy, music, special events and films to campus! We're looking for people on-campus in Spring 2013 to fill the following positions: Advertising Chair Applications are available at bit.ly/SNZvnI and are due TODAY! If you have any questions, please e-mail icsab2@gmail.com. Read more . . . (23 words) Tis the Season to Volunteer! Sign up for the Dec 1 Service Saturday!Contributed by Don Austin on 11/22/12
Volunteers will have the opportunity to work with any of the following sites: Read more . . . (49 words)
Read more . . . (179 words) The Campus Store will be having it's Annual Customer Appreciation Sale on November 27th & 28th! Read more . . . (76 words) Project Look Sharp Presents in Series funded by the US Library of CongressContributed by Ari Kissiloff on 11/21/12 On Thursday, October 8th from 8:30am-3:30pm Chris Sperry, Coordinator of Curriculum and Staff Development for Project Look Sharp, presented at the Otsego Northern Catskill BOCES on teaching 21st century skills and United States history content through collective analysis of primary source documents. Read more . . . (281 words)
Read more . . . (142 words) Student Activities Board is a student-run planning board that brings FREE comedy, music, special events and films to campus! We're looking for people on-campus in Spring 2013 to fill the following positions: Advertising Chair Applications are available at bit.ly/SNZvnI and are due November 23! If you have any questions, please e-mail icsab2@gmail.com. Read more . . . (23 words) |
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On Thursday, November 29th, at 6:00 p.m., the On the Verge play-reading series will present a staged reading of Curse of the Starving Class, directed by English professor Claire Gleitman. The cast will include IC faculty members Kathleen Mulligan and Chris Holmes, students from the IC theater department, and visiting artist Frank Wood.
The More Than Me Foundation is in an online voting contest to win ONE MILLION DOLLARS from tomorrow Tuesday November 27th to next Tuesday December 4th and needs you to VOTE at MoreThanMe.org!!! There's a meeting tonight in Friends 201 from 8:30 to 9:30pm about it and everyone is welcome. 
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Come spread the love with Service Saturdays! On December 1, Service Saturdays will be hosting our final program of the year.
As of today (Wednesday, November 21), the day before Thanksgiving, 215 members of our Ithaca College community have gathered together to help our campus United Way campaign achieve 79% of our goal; we currently stand at $51,520. It is very impressive that 21% of our donors are giving to the United Way for the first time, and we have even received $1,815 in contributions from College retirees still living in the area! This is a great show of College-wide support, but all of the contributions received to date have come from less than 13% of our campus community. Don’t be the “odd man out” – please do your part and help Ithaca College meet our campus fundraising goal before the end of November.
You're invited to a prize-filled night of 8 challenging stations to reach ultimate glory… in the SAC.