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Spit That! Spring Semester Showcase!

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The Out of the Closet and Onto the Screen film series will conclude the 2009-10 season with a screening of Keep Not Silent on Wednesday April 7, in Textor 103.

Winner of multiple awards, this film documents the clandestine struggle of three lesbian Israeli women fighting for their right to love within their beloved Orthodox communities in Jerusalem.

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You may have seen or heard about the book "Eat This, Not That". Now is your chance to get an up-close and personal version of this type of information, catered specifically for dining out in the Ithaca area!

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Did you know that the American Dietetic Association reports that about 40% of Americans take vitamin supplements, but studies show many don’t know how to safely or appropriately use a supplement, or even if they need supplements in the first place?

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The Unity Banner is a project that is created to bring the Ithaca College community together and become united through our diversity.

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Contributed on behalf of C.Vivian Lorenzo, M.D.

The Hammond Health Center's New Travel Clinic provides care for students traveling internationally. Take advantage of this convenient campus resource! Open to all IC students.

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The Ithaca College chapters of Sigma Iota Epsilon and the American Marketing Association and the Office of Career Services cordially invite you to attend the 13th annual Etiquette Dinner. 

There are some remaining tickets for this event, which can be purchased at the door starting at 5:00 p.m.

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Do you work on campus?

Do you like free food?

Do you like winning prizes?

Do you like superheroes?

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The Ithacan Online — The Ithacan's daily Web site — has been named a finalist for the 2010 Associated Collegiate Press Online Pacemaker Award.

 The winners of the award — widely regarded as "the Pulitzer Prize of collegiate journalism” — will be announced at the fall ACP/CMA National College Media Convention in Louisville, Kentucky, at the end of October.

The Associated Collegiate Press is the oldest and largest national membership organization for college journalists in the country. The contest was judged by a panel of professionals with extensive online media experience. Judges noted that the most successful sites displayed excellence in multimedia storytelling, writing and editing, site design, in-depth and complete coverage, interactivity, and graphics and photography.

The Ithacan won the Online Pacemaker Award in 2006, 2007 and 2008, and was a finalist in 2009.

Career Services is pleased to announce that representatives from the Fund for Public Interest Research  will be visiting campus on April 7 and 8, 2010 to conduct discuss post-graduate and summer employment opportunities.

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The Department of Residential Life and Judicial Affairs is seeking interested students to participate in a 1 hour focus group during April 2010.

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Want an excuse to make photos during the beautiful summer days?

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The Ithaca College Forensics Team continued to enjoy tremendous success in the Spring. 

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In the past week or so several people -- staff, students, and faculty alike -- have mentioned receiving an e-mail solicitation from "the Ithaca CampusLIVE Team."

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Diane Gayeski has been named dean of the Roy H. Park School of Communications. A longtime member of the school’s faculty, she has served for the past year as interim dean. She is an internationally recognized innovator in the field of organizational learning and communication, business performance improvement, and educational technologies.

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Recently, Ithaca College and Sodexo were highlighted in the ASHEE (Association For the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education) Campus Sustainability Perspectives Blog.

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Six sections of the IICC Project mini-courses will be offerred in Fall 2010. The courses will help you make connections among what you are studying in different courses, and this can make your learning more lasting and more useful in meeting complex real-world challenges. Courses are one credit and are graded pass/fail. All involve hands-on active learning.   

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Leann is pleased to announce funding received in support of her current 3-year project, "Movement ecology in muskrat: the influence of personalities, kinship, and predators".  The award is provided by the American Wildlife Conservation Foundation and will provide her with necessary equipment and veterinary assistance during the research this summer and fall.

Please note the change in Fitness Center hours beginning Friday, April 2nd

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Love your Ray Bans and peacoat? Think Whole Foods is a dream? Addicted to coffee? Then you know what Christian Lander is talkin' about!

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