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Location: Top of "the rope" behind Towers parking lot

Time: Sunday 1pm-3pm

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The Technology Learning Center has launched a brand new Podcasting Training Series! Learn how to create and edit your own audio and video podcasts. Publish audio and video podcasts on iTunes U. See how you can share your podcasts just with your class or with the whole IC community.

These first 3 topics are part of a larger program of new topics on digital media for instructional presentations being offered throughout the spring. Stay tuned for even more digital media-related training in March and April!

All IC faculty, staff, and students are cordially invited to attend. Click the links below to see more details on each topic, and to register instantly online. Take just one topic, or join us for the whole series!

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iSing will be holding auditions Wednesday & Thursday, February 16th & 17th, from 7-9 PM in Whalen 1341 for You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown

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The Out of the Closet and Onto the Screen film series will host a double feature screening on Wednesday February 16 in Textor 102 at 7 pm, in commemoration of Black History Month.  The screening is also a First Year Experience Showcase event.

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Here are the details on the 2 - 14 Sale at the Bookstore.

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Submitted on behalf of Bashar Hanna, Associate Provost:

The D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Invite Proposal for Application as Principal-Recipient for each of the under listed priority global program in 2011.

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Like to do art but can't get into the classes on campus or just don't have the time?

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The Caregiver Support Group will meet Friday, February 18, from Noon-1:00 p.m. in the Gerontology Resource Room (413 CHS).

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If you are interested in educational innovation and school reform, join our bi-weekly discussion group. 

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The Jostens ring representative will be at the Bookstore on February 14th and 15th from 10am until 3pm for class rings and graduation announcements. 

The College is committed to supporting employees in multiple ways.  With this comes an understanding that everyone’s needs are different at different times in our lives.  To help manage the various demands of work and life outside of work, the College will be implementing an enhanced Flexible Work Arrangements (FWA) Policy.

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NCUR 2011 has record number of student presenters during the Poster Sessions. We need 50 faculty and staff volunteers to help with these sessions.

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 IC Progress is a newsletter focusing on political issues across the nation and world. It is a completely student driven independent media source that offers new opportunities for students who want to write and explore the issues that shape our communities.

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Hey seniors, did you have a chance to buy some senior class swag last semester? If not, or even if you did, we have some good news. You'll have another chance in a few weeks! But if you want to get involved and get creative you can enter the senior class merchandise logo contest! This is a one time opportunity to stamp your swag and make a huge contribution to your Senior Class.  Not to mention you'll be able to see all the seniors wearing your design around campus. You don't want to miss out!  So kick your feet up, let your hair down, and let your inner logo out.

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Over 1 billion people in the world suffer from chronic hunger,
but hunger is not about too many people and too little food. Our planet produces enough food to feed every man, woman, and child on earth. Hunger is about power. Its roots lie in illiteracy, poverty, war, and the inability of families to grow or buy food.

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STILLWATER, the Writing Department's literary magazine, is seeking submissions for its annual publication. Submit fiction, poetry, plays, art (photography, graphic art, painting, drawings), and nonfiction (literary journalism, essay, criticism, memoir). 

We know that Ithaca is filled with people producing great writing and great artwork. Now is the chance to see it in print!

Send submissions to Stillwater@ithaca.edu by March 4, 2011.

The Office of Facilities purchasing department is pleased to announce a hands-on, live installation and demonstration of the Steelcase “media:scape”, a collaborative free-standing meeting space meshing the integration of furniture and technology.

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Students must have at least one semester of Ithaca College grades to apply, and at least a 2.75 overall grade point average to be considered.  No single criteria, including GPA, guarantees admission to the minor.

Admission to the minor in the Department of Journalism is competitive and limited by space.  Minor applications are reviewed twice a year.  The deadline for this semester is February 28th.  For additional information and the application please go to www.ithaca.edu/rhp/depts/journalism/docs/journalismminor/.

Apply for a scholarship to help defray the costs of your summer internship.  You've got two weeks to complete your applications for the Class of 2008 Internship Scholarship and/or the Washington, D.C. Scholarship for Summer Internships.

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Ithaca College will host a free public screening of the cross-cultural romantic comedy “When Harry Tries to Marry,” followed by a discussion with three of the participants in the film. The showing will take place on Friday, Feb. 18, at 4 p.m. in Park Auditorium. Taking part in the discussion will be writer/director/producer Nayan Padrai, producer Sheetal Vyas and actress Lauren LoGiudice.

About the Film:

Harry is an Indian-American college student in New York City who shocks his assimilated family as well as his friends when he insists that he wants a traditional arranged marriage in an effort to avoid being disappointed by love like his bitterly divorced parents.

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