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Christopher Matusiak, Associate Professor of English, has published an article in Shakespeare Quarterly, the leading academic journal in the field of Shakespeare studies.  The article is entitled "Was Shakespeare 'not a company keeper'?  William Beeston and MS Aubrey 8, fol. 45v."

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Come join Ithaca College Unites For HER! We are an organization that works to raise money to provide complementary services to those diagnosed with breast cancer in the Ithaca College Community! We will be having our second meeting on Tuesday, September 25th in Friends 309 from 7-8pm. During the meeting, we will be skyping with Sue Weldon, the founder of Unite for HER. She will be speaking of her personal experience with complementary therapies that led her to create Unite for HER, to help bridge the gap between the medical and wellness worlds of breast cancer. 

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Tuesday, October 16th from 8:00am through 12:00pm in Emerson Suites, Ithaca College will be holding our annual Point of Dispensing (POD) for all faculty, staff, and students to receive a free flu vaccination. 

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The deadline for 2019 winter session undergraduate course proposals is October 15th.

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The Office of Student Financial Services will be closed on Tuesday, September 25th, for an in-service training day. We will resume normal business hours at 8:30 a.m. on Wednesday, September 26th.

We apologize for any inconveniences.  The office phone line will be open for voicemail messages during our time away.

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RSVP today for Steak in the Sukkah with Chabad of Ithaca College! Come enjoy grilled steaks and plenty of other options with your Chabad family at 149 Grandview Court on Wednesday September 26th at 7pm. Vegetarian and other dietary needs available. Free of charge as always- reservation required. Space is limited so RSVP today!

RSVP here! https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfDw4Fox4KpiALiJjulvYXNee0DK9E3eV8xyTtQrJ2helG7eQ/viewform 

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 Come join Chabad of Ithaca College for a free, home-cooked dinner this (and every) Friday night.

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In celebration of Banned Books Week, the library's Research Help Desk will display Banned Books that you can check out.

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Is there a book that changed your life, or represented YOUR experience, or meant a lot to you? Odds are, it's probably been banned or challenged. During the noon hour on Tuesday September 25 and Thursday September 27, we're providing postcards, computers, and addresses for authors whose work has frequently been banned, such as:

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The Office of International Programs is holding our annual Study Abroad Fair this coming Tuesday, September 25, from 11:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. in the North Foyer and Emerson Suites. The Fair is an excellent opportunity for students interested in studying abroad to begin collecting information about their options and to consult with on-campus advising resources.

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If you're interested in studying abroad or studying away, our annual Study Abroad Fair is a can't-miss event! You'll find all the information you need to get your study abroad planning process underway. Come get excited about the many different possibilities for study abroad and study away!

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The Office of International Programs is holding our annual Study Abroad Fair this coming Tuesday, September 25, from 11:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. in the North Foyer and Emerson Suites. The Fair is an excellent opportunity for students interested in studying abroad to begin collecting information about their options and to consult with on-campus advising resources.

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Many of our most popular affiliated study abroad partners will be on campus for the Study Abroad Fair on Tuesday September 25, and will be offering info sessions led by program representatives on Sept. 24-25. Come hear directly from some of our most popular affiliated study abroad partners about the programs they have to offer!

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A representative from Diversity Abroad will be on campus on Thursday, September 27th. They will hold an info session in Textor 103 from 12:10-1:00, which will include an introduction to the organization and the resources they offer, including information about Diversity Abroad's scholarships to help students fund study abroad experiences.

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Are you looking for a unique and rewarding internship experience? Interested in spending a semester living, interning, and studying in New York City? Information sessions are happening soon for this exciting study away opportunity.

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Student Organizations: Reserve a Bulletin Board for the Month!

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Re-Recognition Grace Period Ends Today! Re-Recognition ends on December 14, but those organizations who wish to access funds and reserve rooms must do so by 5 pm today.

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Submitted on behalf of the Office of Energy Management and Sustainability

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All Ithaca College students are welcome to join the Information Technology department on Sunday, September 23rd at 1 pm in the Emerson Suites for a fun afternoon of Mario Kart, free food, Virtual Reality experience, and more.  The champion of the Mario Kart gaming tournament will win a Nintendo Switch!  Over $1,000 in prizes from Escape Room Ithaca, Monster Energy, the fixIT Shop, and Nintendo will be awarded!  

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Organizing Resistance Under Fire, For the Right to Stay: Honduras and Colombia

WED SEPT 26th 2018

4:00-5:15pm; Friends Room 205, Ithaca College

6:30-8pm @ T.C. Workers’ Center, above Autumn Leaves Bookstore in Commons

Both events open to the public; contact prodriguez@ithaca.edu for information or disability accommodations

Hondurans are facing a political and human rights crisis with the ongoing counterinsurgency tactics of U.S. trained and financed security forces, and with the crackdown on organized resistance to extractive projects. Still, Honduran communities and movements continue to build collective resistance, against the odds. Phil Josselyn (CISPES, Committee in Solidarity with the People of El Salvador, and just returned from a delegation to Honduras) will discuss community organizations fighting dam projects and violence against them, following the killing of indigenous leader Berta Caceres.

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