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Are you looking for performance time at an event with a large number of Ithaca College students? Interested in helping in the fight against cancer? Want to use your talents for a good cause? Then you should definitely sign up to be a 2011 Relay For Life performer!

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Did you know that an estimated 26.2% of Americans ages 18 and older (one in about four adults) suffers from a diagnosable mental disorder in a given year?

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YOUR FAVORITE - THE ONE AND ONLY - ALL-FEMALE A-CAPPELLA GROUP IS BACK... FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY!!!

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 I am pleased to announce that Zach Newswanger has accepted the position of Director of Facilities Maintenance and that Ernie McClatchie has accepted the position of Director of Facilities Grounds and Transportation, with the Office of Facilities.

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 The new Athletics and Events Center loop road is scheduled to be opened for public use on Monday December 6, 2010.

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Attention students, faculty, and staff: the Cookies and Cocoa Package is now available through the Gifts from Home program.

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Special Optical Scanning procedures and schedules are in place for final exam week, Monday, December 13th – Friday, December 17th. Optical scanning will be delivered to Operations after the completion of the check-in process at the ITS Helpdesk between 8am-5pm. Please allow for a 4-hour turnaround time during finals week. Requested reports will be emailed to the professor’s Ithaca College email address only (including report 101). Regular Optical Scanning processing will resume Monday, December 20th – Thursday, December 23rd.

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The Phillips Hall Post Office and the Mail Center in the General Services building have a limited supply of First Class postage with color photos of the Ithaca College campus printed on them. Choose from a winter view of the Towers framed through a snow covered tree, a beautiful fall foliage view looking towards Cayuga Lake or the stunning fountains in the evening by Dillingham.

They can be purchased as a sheet of 10 for $7.50 or a sheet of 20 for $15.00. Cash, check, Visa, MC or Discover accepted as payment.

Great gift for family, friends and Alumni  or for personal use!

Don’t miss out on this limited opportunity!

The Office of Residential Life would like to announce the launch of the Circle Apartment expansion.

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Our next Blood drive is December 8th from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm. Stop by our sign up table to schedule your appointment now till the drive.

Thank you to all our donors who helped Ithaca College Win the Cortaca Blood Drive Challenge. The 307 units of Blood we collected turned into 921 usable parts to help community members in need.

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Summer Grants for Faculty Research are intended to support post-terminal degree scholarly endeavors for full-time continuing Ithaca College faculty and faculty regularly employed on at least a half-time basis. 

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 Professor Pfrehm's article, "The role of age in Austrians’ perceptions of the frequency of use and likeability of lexical Teutonisms and Austriacisms," appeared in the most recent issue of Folia Linguistica, the double-blind peer-reviewed journal of the Societas Linguistica Europaea.

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This Saturday, December 4, 2010, at 8:15 pm in Ford Hall,  Double Bass Professor, Nicholas Walker, will premiere a new concerto by composer, Dana Wilson. 

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Career & Internship Connections is an annual series of job & internship fairs (including afternoon interviews!) that take place in January.  Students who are interested in career opportunities in NYC, Boston, Washington, D.C., Los Angeles and Chicago should plan to attend the events.

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Ithaca Dining Services invites you to come taste our new selections at tc lounge!

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“Shooting the Messenger/ اطلاق النار على صاحب رسالة” is a student documentary created by Katie Zimmerman, Kaitlyn Rich and Amy Born, featuring interviews with Iraqi translators and interpreters employed by the United States.

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Marella Feltrin-Morris (Modern Languages and Literatures) has published an article entitled "Visions of War: Universality, Dignity, and the Emptiness of Symbols in Paola Masino,"in the journal Italica 87.2 (2010).

Thanksgiving break just finished, so we hope everyone had a great holiday!  There is probably someone you can think of who did great things in November or a program that was put on that was very successful as a result of the work of those who organized the program!  Please nominate them!  November OTM nominations are due TODAY by midnight to nrhh@ithaca.edu, so please nominate someone who you feel deserves this recognition!

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Do you want to get away for the weekend, meet new people AND build your leadership skills? The Office of Student Engagement and Multicultural Affairs is now accepting applications for the annual Leadership Weekend retreat – and all first-years and sophomores are encouraged to apply! 

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This course very well may be one of the highlights of your college career.

We will go outside to learn natural history, local history, & ecology, by learning "primitive" technologies such as starting fires by rubbing sticks together, making natural rope, utilizing edible & medicinal plants, animal tracking and shelter building.

With an emphasis on developing our awareness to be able to perceive subtle changes in the environment, you will learn how to go beyond being a "tourist" even in your own backyard to become "native" to you place. Open to all, no experience required. Just a willingness to learn-by-doing and engage fully in the experience.

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