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March is National Nutrition Month, and Ithaca Dining Services is celebrating by providing you with tips to eat healthier on campus!

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The Anthropological Experience in Hawaii field class (ANTH 38100; 3 credits) will be offered during winter intersession (Dec. 27, 2012-Jan. 12, 2013). Anthropology of Hawaii (ANTH 28100) is the prerequisite course (fall 2012; Thurs. 5:25-8:05pm; CRN 23106)

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The 5th annual Susan DiPace '74 Speaker Series will be held on Thursday, April 12, from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. in the Clark Lounge, Campus Center. All faculty and students are invited to attend.

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 Brighten someone's day through our Of The Month recognition!

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 Brighten someone's day through our Of The Month recognition!

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FLEFF has been intoxicated with the cinematic rigor, exquisite acting, and unrelenting realism of place and space of the Romanian New Wave--it epitomizes microtopia.

We’re proud to announce we are screening Tuesday After Christmas by Romanian filmmaking legend Radu Muntean,  thanks to FLEFF collaborative partners Kino Lorber International.

Two screenings ONLY:

Thursday, March 29 at 7:30 at Cinemapolis

Friday  March 30 at 9:10 at Cinemapolis.

Admission charged.

Tuesday After Christmas screened at the Cannes Film Festival, then the New York Film Festival, and now the Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival.

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Four Ithaca College School of Music students have been announced as semi-finalists to compete in one of the most prestigious international competitions for their instruments this summer at the International Tuba and Euphonium Conference.  The conference will be held in Linz, Austria, June 23-30th, 2012. 

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Toast to 2012
Friday, March 30, 2012
5:00–7:00 pm, Emerson Suites

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The New China occupies the news,  generating fear, anxiety, empire, outsourcing, and competitiveness. 

At FLEFF, see the new China in new ways, with banned, underground, radical, and transnational projects  that refute and expose  these global  clichés from the ground up. 

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An introductory symposium examining how the theory, practice and performance of rasa, a Sanskrit word referring to the expression and reception of emotion in performance, is used in traditional and contemporary music, dance and theatre, in performer training and in other contexts. All events are free and open to the public, no registration needed.  

Please visit www.rasaboxes.org for a full schedule and more information.

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IC Unbound Dance Co. is looking for a show opener for our Spring Showcase on April 29th at 2 and 8pm.

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Dawn Pierce, assistant professor and mezzo soprano in the School of Music, recently received high praise after her opening night performance in Eugene Onegin with the Opera Carolina.

"Ms. Pierce was a lively, flirtatious, and sexy Olga. She was playful and very natural, very relaxed on stage. She is also a very beautiful woman." "Dawn Pierce was delightful. Her voice is warm and velvety and she has very good technique with flawless pitch control and breathing, in spite of the fact that she was the most physically active character on stage, running up and down and behaving like a bundle of energy." 
 

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The Ithaca College Choir, conducted by Lawrence Doebler, was on the road again this March.  The tour will feature works by Frank Martin, Francis Poulenc, Antonio Lotti, Vincent Persichetti, Josef Rheinberger, Carol Barnett, Sally Lamb McCune, Robert Fountain and Moses Hogan.  The tour performances in each city were open to all, including Ithaca College alumni and local students in the area. 
The final tour stop will be in Ford Hall this Saturday, March 24th at 8:15pm.  If you can't be there, the performance will be web streamed live at www.ithaca.edu/music/live

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The following is submitted on behalf of Will Kay, Acting Director of Grants and Sponsored Projects:

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Professor Rogers co-authors paper in Journal of Archaeological Science
Understanding the built environment at the seneca iroquois white
springs site using large-scale, multi-instrument archaeogeophysical
surveys.

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Congratulations to Jane Ray and Heather Schuck who recently swept the Area 10 Toastmasters Competition in the "International Speech" category.

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Many people experience problems with various services on mobile devices after changing their Netpass password. This is because these devices often have the Netpass password saved within applications.

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Principal Financial Group®, a Fortune 500 company, is seeking Financial Representatives to help business owners, employees of growing businesses, and their families, achieve financial success.  They will be interviewing students from all majors, for positions in several upstate cities, including Albany, Binghamton, Buffalo, Ithaca, Rochester and Syracuse.

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The next No Pressure Blood Pressure will be held on Wednesday, March 28th. Please see the schedule below to know when students will be in your building.

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Peter Melcher in the Biology Department has had a paper accepted for publication in the peer review journal Methods in Ecology and Evolution. The paper is titled "Measurements of stem xylem hydraulic conductivity in the laboratory and field".  Authors: Peter J. Melcher, N. Michele Holbrook, Michael J. Burns, Maciej A. Zwieniecki, Alexander R. Cobb, Timothy J. Brodribb, Brendan Choat and Lawren Sack.

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