Ithaca College

As you know, the annual Ithaca College vs. SUNY Cortland football game is scheduled for Saturday, November 13, at noon at Cortland.

Any person wishing to attend the Cortaca Jug game must have a pre-purchased ticket in hand.  At this point, the game has been declared a sell-out (at both Ithaca and Cortland) and no tickets will be available at the gate.  Tickets available through online sales for Ithaca alumni also have sold out.

The game is scheduled to be televised live in Cortland and Tompkins Counties on Time Warner Cable (Channel 6 in Cortland, Channel 16 in Ithaca). The television broadcast will not be available via satellite. The game will also be broadcast live by WICB (91.7 FM); WICB’s broadcast will be available at http://www.wicb.org/

For those with tickets attending the game, please refer to the letters below from C. Gregory Sharer, Vice President for Student Affairs, SUNY Cortland, and myself, and the Ithaca College team captains.  The letters contain important information about this exciting event.

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President Rochon would like to invite you to attend ONE of the following College-wide faculty meetings:

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This is a friendly reminder to students living on campus that all Residence Halls, except for Terrace 03, the Circle Apartments, and the Garden Apartments, will be closed for Thanksgiving Break beginning at 12:00 p.m. (noon) on Saturday, November 20, 2010. Closed Residence Halls will not reopen until 12:00 p.m. (noon) on Sunday, November 28, 2010, and residents will not be authorized to return early for any reason.

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One of the nation’s leading environmentalists, whose books have shaped public perception — and public action — on climate change, alternative energy and the need for more localized economies, will speak at Ithaca College on Thursday, Nov. 11. Bill McKibben will present “From Walden to Warming: Global, Local, and the Meaning of Thoreau in a Scary Moment” at 8 p.m. in Emerson Suites, Phillips Hall. His talk is free and open to the public.

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APPLY TO JOIN THE STUDENT ACTIVITIES BOARD!

Positions for the spring semester are available for the:

 - Special Events Chair
 - Public Relations Chair
 - Advertising Chair
 - Music Chair
 - Purchasing and Promotions Chair

Applications are available NOW! Contact the Student Activities Board at SAB@ithaca.edu to receive more information. All applications are due no later than 5 PM on Friday, November 12th.

Want to be a part of something BIG? Here's your chance!

Thanksgiving break is coming up soon, which everyone is excited about!  Please take time to think about someone who has done great things this month or a program that was put on that was very successful as a result of the work of those who organized the program!  November OTM nominations are due December 1st to nrhh@ithaca.edu, so please nominate someone who you are thankful for in November!

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Drop off a dinner dance form found on our website icmsa.webs.com with cash/check made out to ICMSA to the Student Activities Center on the 3rd floor of Campus Center until Monday, Nov. 15th!

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The Society of Professional Journalists will be giving away a FREE (yes, you heard me right, FREE!) lunch TOMORROW, November 9th from 12-2p.m.

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Public Viewing Night, Friday, November 12th from 8:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.

You are invited to join the Ithaca College Department of Physics for a Public Viewing of the night sky at the Clinton B. Ford Observatory on Friday, November 12th from 8:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.

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Physics Department Fall Seminar Series

Please join us for a talk with IC Physics students Tuesday, November 9th:

Jill Neeley: Examining Long Term Light Curves of Novae

Katy Kwasny: Measurement and Analysis of the Eclipsing Binary RM COM

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Come and discover more about Asian and Asian American Film and Television!

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The Student Government Association is hosting a pre-CORTACA event Friday at 5pm to get everyone excited for the game and involved in school spirit!

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Join us this Wednesday, November 10th, 2010

Noon-12:50 pm, Ithaca Falls Room, 2nd floor, Campus Center

Yoga: So Many Types...Which Fits Me Best?

James Eavenson, Master Yoga Instructor

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SGA has been working with the office of Student Affairs and Campus Life as well as the South Hill Civic Association and we would like to inform the Ithaca College student body of some of our recent discussions.

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FACT: Though many of us have been taught that women cannot use power in order to control, and that men cannot be victims, this is not the reality of many people’s experiences. Partner abuse is not an issue of sex or gender; it is an issue of power and control. *Ithaca Advocacy Center

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Come to the next Spectrum meeting on Wednesday, November 10, 2010 in Williams 211 at 7PM to watch True Life: I'm Bisexual. During and afterwards, we will discuss if the show reflects the reality of bisexuals of if it is inaccurate.

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ITS will soon be deploying McAfee's Host Intrusion Prevention system (HIPS) and SiteAdvisor protection tools to most faculty and staff college-owned Windows XP computers. HIPS is designed to block system-level processes that are known to be associated with malicious computer behavior. SiteAdvisor is designed to block websites that are known to distribute malicious software.

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Join us for this week’s exciting events!

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Maria DiFrancesco (Modern Languages and Literatures) has been named a member of the  editorial board of Cubanabooks.

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The African-Latino Society (ALS) hosts the following list of workshops and events. Please contact ALS with any questions or concerns via email at als@ithaca.edu. All events are free and open to the public. Seating is limited.

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