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You may have heard the media buzz that Ithaca Carshare has now fully launched its local carsharing service. One of the first Ithaca Carshare vehicle placements in this region is right here on campus. And unlike most car rental programs, Ithaca Carshare membership is open to students 18 and over.

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The Persepolis movie screening location has changed from Textor 103 to Emerson C (located in Phillips Hall).

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On the Floor Dance Company will have auditions for dancers on Sunday, August 31, and Tuesday, September 2.

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Has your time at Ithaca College been successful? Have you learned life lessons and made memories to last forever? After four amazing years at Ithaca College, it is our time as seniors to give back to the school that has given us so much.

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In our last few articles we wrote about our vision for the campus and spoke briefly about our programs for the new year. In this article we're officially announcing our 2008-9 community service programs.

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Senior Cards are now available!

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Seniors -- kick off your last year at IC by grillin' and chillin' at the first official senior event on Friday, August 29!

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The Student Computer Repair Center (SCRC) is open for laptop repair business this semester!

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We've moved out of Dillingham!

A discipline within the School of Humanities and Sciences, the Department of Philosophy and Religion is now located at 223 Park Hall, which was previously occupied by the Department of Writing.

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Planning an election related presentation or event?

Want a quick place to find election related links and information?

The Ithaca College Voter Registration and Education website is your answer!

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Help Ithaca College students, faculty, and staff get involved in the 2008 presidential election!

A committee is forming to conduct voter registration drives on campus and to work to inform the Ithaca College community about the election issues. All interested students, faculty, and staff are welcome!

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Want to see the new Textors?

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Auditions for IC's Vocal Jazz Ensemble will be held August 27, 28, and 29.

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By now we hope that you have had a chance to try myHome at Ithaca, the College's new web portal for faculty, staff, and students. As an added incentive, we've created a special myHome portlet that you can use to enter into weekly drawings for $15 ID Express Gift cards and a grand prize of an iPod Touch, to be given away on September 27.

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The "America's Best Colleges" issue of U.S. News and World Report has ranked Ithaca College among the top 10 master's universities in the north for the 12th consecutive year. Furthermore, the publication once again has named Ithaca as one of the top 10 "great schools, great prices," based on offering a quality education at a reasonable cost.

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I am pleased to announce that the Division of Interdisciplinary and International Studies (DIIS) has a new home in the Center for Health Sciences, room 214-1. The office houses dean Tanya R. Saunders; assistant dean Mary Turner DePalma; and Rosalie Fitzgerald, assistant to the dean.

This move unites some of the units within DIIS including the Center for the Study of Culture, Race, and Ethnicity (CSCRE) located at 101-CHS, the Office of International Programs (214-2 CHS), and the Gerontology Institute (407-CHS), thus providing a more centralized location for interaction among the programs of the division.

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As part of its efforts to keep the campus community aware and informed in the event of an emergency, Ithaca College has installed an outdoor public address warning system.

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ICView, the magazine of Ithaca College, has two internship spots open for the fall semester.

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Orlando Kittrell will be presenting on two topics today at 12 noon in the Six Mile Creek Room of the Campus Center:

"ALANA Student Support: Programs and Services for Retention"

and

"Faculty Mentoring for CSTEP students: Building a program from the ground up and maintaining student and faculty interest and participation."

Arrive early. Seating may be limited.

Thank you,
Yolanda Clarke

Three IC School of Music grads and one current student are featured in the Hangar Theatre's production of the rock musical Hedwig and the Angry Inch.

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