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Now is the time to join the (free) alumni online community! Read more . . . (172 words) Seniors, get your tickets for the 2007 hours 'til graduation fundraiser. Read more . . . (155 words) Please review the information listed below on the updated service hours for Feb. 14. Read more . . . (72 words) Want to increase your software knowledge or learn new skills? Consider coming to an ITS Workshop! Read more . . . (92 words) Locations & Hours for morning and lunch service are listed below. An update will be posted at noon for evening locations and hours. Read more . . . (76 words) Because of the severe weather predicted to continue throughout the day, Ithaca College is closed and classes are cancelled for Wednesday, February 14, 2007. Essential personnel should report to work. The Tompkins County Sheriff’s Office is investigating an incident of a firearm being discharged at about 12:30 a.m. on Sunday, Feb. 11, in the 100 block of Kendall Avenue in Ithaca. Read more . . . (95 words) The City of Ithaca has requested that Ithaca College notify the campus community that a snow emergency has been declared. This will subject cars parked on certain city streets to towing. The following announcement was distributed by the city: Read more . . . (487 words) Come to the Emerson Suites on Friday, February 16th at 8pm to see the best men IC has to offer duke it out for the coveted title of Mr. Ithaca. This event is open to the entire campus and with only a $3 admission charge, YOU get to help determine the outcome! Read more . . . (126 words) Due to popular demand, the exhibition "Stubborn Things: Recent Photographic Work by Ron Jude and Nicholas Muellner" has been extended through February 22. You don't want to miss it! On Monday, February 19th curator Nancy Maas will speak about the exhibition African Art From the Permanent Collection currently on display in the Handwerker Gallery Rotunda. The talk will begin in the Gallery at 12.15 p.m. A catered lunch-time reception will follow. This event is free and open to teh public. For further information please contact Kalia Armbruster at karmbru1@ithaca.edu On February 15th IC's own Evan Williams will perform with his band together with Stanley and the Livingstons. The show begins at 6.30 p.m., and is free and open to the public. For further information contact Kalia Armbruster at karmbru1@ithaca.edu. Healing from Loss is a support group for students offered at 4:00 pm on Thursdays. Call 274-3136 or come to the Counseling Center (lower level of the Hammond Health Center) for more information. Read more . . . (108 words) Ithaca College students will take the documentary course with Hanyang University students Read more . . . (230 words) Our April 21, 2007 bus trip to New York City is sold out. Thank you for all that paid, we hope you enjoy your trip. We will be emailing everyone a trip itinerary sometime in mid-April to remind passengers of the trip details. Read more . . . (132 words) Ithaca College Will Celebrate Black History Month with a Free ConcertContributed by Erik Kibelsbeck on 02/13/07 Ithaca College will celebrate Black History Month on Saturday, Feb. 17, with a free concert featuring a host of singers and other performers. The event will begin at 7 p.m. in Ford Hall in the James J. Whalen Center for Music. Read more . . . (78 words) Renowned Classical Saxophonist to Give Free ConcertContributed by Erik Kibelsbeck on 02/13/07
Read more . . . (255 words) Congratulations to This Year's Recipients of the Peggy R. Williams Award for Academic and Community LeadershipContributed by Patti Banfield on 02/13/07 This year’s recipients of the Peggy R. Williams Award for Academic and Community Leadership are among a select group of students at Ithaca College. Read more . . . (153 words) "Superstring Theory: The DNA of Realitiy?" - Physics CafeContributed by Valerie Munroe on 02/13/07 Is all matter in the universe actually composed of inconceivabley tiny filiments of vibrating energy? One of the most exciting scientific adventures of all time is the search for the ultimate nature of physical reality, a hunt that in the past century has yielded relativity and quantum mechanics, two theories that radically altered our picture of space, time, gravity, and the fundamental building blocks of matter. The latest theory in that venture is called Superstring Theory - and it seeks to resolve some of the surprising discrepancies between relativity and quantum mechanics. Read more . . . (322 words) Get your entry forms in to Hill Center 102! Don't STRIKE out! Read more . . . (78 words) |
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Eugene Rousseau, one of the most revered classical saxophonists in the world, will give a free recital at Ithaca College on Sunday, Feb. 18. Timothy Lovelace will collaborate on piano and Steven Mauk will assist on tenor saxophone. Beginning at 4 p.m. in the Hockett Family Recital Hall in the James J. Whalen Center for Music, the performance will include the “Rapsodie” by Debussy, a solo work by Frederick Fox, the sonata for alto saxophone and piano by Czech composer Jindrich Feld, and a trio by Jean-Baptiste Loeillet, which will feature Ithaca College professor Steven Mauk playing tenor saxophone.