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Faculty-only Town Hall Meeting on Tuesday, November 13Contributed by Peter Rothbart on 11/08/12 As promised, Faculty Council will hold another faculty-only Town Hall meeting on Tuesday, November 13 at 12:05 - 1:00 PM in Textor 102. No minutes will be taken, no reporters will be present. This is intended to be an open discussion regarding many of the issues that are emerging on campus. Administrators holding faculty appointments are requested to refrain from attending. Individuals with disabilities requiring accommodations should contact Peter Rothbart at rothbart@ithaca.edu or (607) 274-1497. We ask that requests for accommodations be made as soon as possible. The Parking Appeals Board and the Parking Policy Committee both need one faculty member to serve immediately. Contact Peter Rothbart, rothbart@ithaca.edu The College Advisory Committee on Campus Security and Campus Life Committee is still seeking nomineesContributed by Peter Rothbart on 11/08/12 The College Advisory Committee on Campus Security and Campus Life Committee is still seeking nominees, especially women to serve on this important committee. Contact Peter Rothbart, rothbart@ithaca.edu immediately. Are you taking the SGA/Senior Class shuttle to Cortaca on Saturday?Contributed by Ayesha Patel on 11/08/12 If you are taking the SGA/Senior Class shuttle to Cortaca on Saturday, please read the following information: Read more . . . (148 words)
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Read more . . . (82 words) Inch-a-thon Read more . . . (116 words) Ithaca College Theatre Will Present "Legally Blonde" TalkbackContributed by Susan Monagan on 11/08/12
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Read more . . . (371 words) Digging Up the Dirt: Investigative Journalism with David Cay JohnstonContributed by Brandy Hawley on 11/08/12 The Society of Professional Journalists presents Pulitzer Prize winner and president of Investigative Reporters and Editors will discusses investigative journalism and his reporting on how tax and government policies favor the 1 percent. Come join us for a great lecture with a Q&A session to follow. Read more . . . (60 words) The National Residence Hall Honorary is proud to announce Ithaca College's Campus Winners and Honorable Mentions for our Of The Month Award recognition. These students, faculty and staff members were nominated for their extraordinary actions in the month of September. We thank you for your dedication and passion to Ithaca College!
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Featured Films include: Rescued Expressions of Hope The Math Placement Exam will be given this Monday, November 12 at 5:30 PM in Williams Hall 309. Read more . . . (68 words) Visiting artist, Cecilia Ramón will give a presentation about her installation work in Room 126 in Ceracche Hall (large drawing studio) on Thursday, November 15th at 2 pm.Contributed by Denise Vanderburgh on 11/08/12
Read more . . . (143 words) Courtney Brown, Class of 2014, Applies For and Wins Elect Her–Campus Women Win Training for Ithaca CollegeContributed by Sarah Schupp on 11/08/12
Read more . . . (302 words) Quoted in the media: Faculty members Jack Powers, Stephen Tropiano, Carole Dennis, Sharon Stansfield and Helene Larin; students Ben Ratner, Minerva Dickson and Matthew Pappadia; and staff member Victor Rosa. For more information on the following articles, please visit the IC in the Media page at the Office of Media Relations:
Read more . . . (138 words) Don't miss out on seeing New York City during the holiday season!Contributed by Kasey Spada on 11/08/12 We are now accepting payments for the Sat. Dec. 1st bus trip to NYC. Don't miss this inexpensive opportunity to visit the Big Apple! This trip is open to the entire IC community and their friends/family. Read more . . . (148 words) Founded at Ithaca College in 1928, the Oracle Honor Society’s membership includes the top 10% of students in each school after their first full academic year. Oracle is founded upon the symbol of the star. The five points represent the attributes of excellence for which members of Oracle aspire: Scholarship, Leadership, Loyalty, Service, and Character. The laurel wreath around the star represents the achievements of Oracle members. The wall represents the courage and fortitude shown in order to achieve the ideals of the society, and the light is a beacon for Oracle members in the future. The olive branch is the emblem of peace - the talisman for all Oracle members. Read more . . . (443 words) |
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BOC and SAB Present: The Official Cortaca Kickoff Party on Nov. 9th. Live set by Penguin Prison, DJ sets by Nate Lawrence and Zac Blitz.
The Ithaca College Gamer Symphony Orchestra is presenting their inaugural Fall Concert!
Ithaca College Theatre’s fall musical is “Legally Blonde,” with book by Heather Hach, and music and lyrics by Laurence O’Keefe and Nell Benjamin. There will be a free talk-back presentation following the Saturday, Nov. 10 2 pm matinee in Dillingham Center's Hoerner Theater.
Spoken word/hip-hop artist 
Asma Barlas, professor and director of the Center for the Study of Culture, Race, and Ethnicity, published an invited essay, "Teaching Islam in the West: That includes Australia, too!" in the November 2012 issue of *Dialogue Australasia Journal.* The journal, which is meant for secondary school teachers, is "committed to improving the academic standards of Values, Philosophy and Religious Studies in Australian and New Zealand schools."
The Ithaca College Department of Theatre Arts will present the “The Dream of the Burning Boy” by David West Read. This production is the department’s Senior Directing Project this semester and will be directed by Sara Stevens ’13. There will be four performances, at 5 PM and 8 PM on Sunday, November 11th and 6:30 PM and 9:30 PM on Monday, November 12th. All performances will be held in Studio 2 in Dillingham Center. Tickets for “The Dream of the Burning Boy” are free of charge and are available by emailing ictams1@gmail.com and requesting a specific performance. Because seating is very limited, we ask that you limit your order to one ticket per customer. Patrons are reminded to come at least 15 minutes before the scheduled start of the performance to claim their ticket reservation. 
Three student documentaries will air on WCNY, the Syracuse PBS affiliate, on Sunday, November 18 at 10:00 p.m. The films were produced during the Spring 2012 semester as assignments for Senior Media Thesis, a capstone course taught by professors Steve Gordon and John Scott.
Her presentation, Departure / Arrival? // Partidas / Llegadas? is a conversation about her experience of uprootedness.
Ithaca College is one of 12 schools chosen nationwide to host a workshop sponsored by the American Association of University Women (AAUW) and Running Start.