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Invisible Children, a revolutionary documentary depicting injustices done to innocent children in Northern Uganda, is coming to you! Roadies from the organization are coming to speak about what you can do to help these children.

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At the 2009 International Society for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning, Professor Erkan and Professor Smith presented on a panel, "Learning History in a Digital Age: Some Experiments with 'Digital Natives.'" Professor Rifkin presented on "A New Taxonomy for Learning in the Music Classroom" in collaboration with Philip Stoecker, a colleague from Hofstra University.

This award is Ithaca College's recognition of outstanding juniors and seniors, who excel in academic achievement, perform service to the College community and nation, and represent an exemplary level of accomplishment.

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The Business School Tweets!

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Bi the Way is a documentary following the personal stories of five young men and women who are part of the emerging "whatever generation." We will watch it at the next Spectrum meeting Wednesday October 28th from 6-7 in Williams 317

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Acting on the recommendation of the search committee for the Dean of the School of Business, I am pleased to announce three finalists for the position. Each will visit the campus within the next three weeks.

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Are you proud of your car? Show it off!  Enter it into the Paws for a Cause Car Show-the first car show ever on campus!

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So what’s all the fuss about blood pressure and what do you want it to be?

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The latest Wellness Clinic newsletter is now posted on our website, https://www.ithaca.edu/wellness/.

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Online registration for spring 2010 will begin on Monday, November 9.  Please visit the Office of the Registrar homepage (www.ithaca.edu/registrar) and view the featured document "Spring 2010 registration access dates."

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Come learn how to design webpages in the CS Club's ongoing Language Labs!!!

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The Peer Career Advisors, along with the staff members in the Office of Career Services invite you to attend the 7th Annual Career City Coffee Café, Thursday, October 29th!  The event runs from 7:00 pm-9:00 pm in IC Square.

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Are only the lives you see the ones that matter?

Because of a repressive government, the people of North Korea live in extreme poverty and a constant state of fear. It is illegal for them to leave the country, and those that try face the risk of capture and being put into concentration camps. With their families. Millions have died.

To educate the Ithaca College campus and to make a statement about the lack of human rights in North Korea, Asian Culture Club and IC Human Rights are teaming up for a "drop dead" demonstration.

Stop by the academic quad (between the Campus Center and the Library) between 11 and 1 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 29th to "drop dead." When you hear the whistle, fall down where you are. When you hear the whistle again, get back up and walk around. Repeat.

We need banner holders and flyer passer-outers!

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The top-seeded women's tennis team (10-0) wrapped up its fifth straight Empire 8 title, blanking second-seeded Stevens Institute of Technology 5-0 in Sunday's Empire 8 Championship Tournament final. The Bombers, who became the first team to shut out every opponent in the conference tournament, earn the league's automatic bid to the NCAA playoffs which begin in May. Freshman Cristina Nunez was named Tournament MVP.

 

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Are only the lives you see the ones that matter?

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  SAB MUSIC PRESENTS: TOBACCO from BLACK MOTH SUPER RAINBOW

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Be A Part of Something BIG!

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Professor Zillah Eisenstein of the department of Politics has been asked to donate her papers to the Brown University’s Pembroke Center Feminist Theory collection.  This collection will consolidate, organize and digitize “the papers of scholars and critics who have transformed their disciplines as well as the field of feminist theory”. 

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Submitted on behalf of Carl Sgrecci, vice president for finance and administration.

I regret to inform the campus community that John Galt, our recently retired director of the budget, has died after a very brief battle with cancer.

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Introductory math courses stumping you?  Midterm grades not as high as you'd like?

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