Come and find out what we're up to this year!

The Arts Society meets every three weeks, usually on Tuesday (exceptions for major arts events and academic calendar stuff), usually at an Arts House, and we always have birthday cake--because it's always somebody's birthday. Annual dues are $8.00; all students are welcome!

September 2–October 12
There to Here, Then and Now looks back over the past 25 years and presents work by artists from some of the gallery director’s favorite exhibitions.

Curator's talk, Thursday Sept 18 4:15, Williams Center 108

Reception Thursday September 18, 5-7 pm

This unique mind/body class focuses on conditioning the "powerhouse" muscles of your body's core using special movements designed to create good posture and a strong, fit physique. Tuesday is a beginner/intermediate class and Wednesday is an intermediate/advanced class.

Instructor: Phoebe Fennell

Don't miss this opportunity to learn about our affiliated study abroad programs. Representatives from Alliance for Global Educ., Augsburg College, Bard Globalization, Boston Univ., Butler, CC-CS, College Year in Athens, DIS, Frontiers Abroad, IES, IHP, Skidmore College, SIT, St. Lawrence, Syracuse, and Temple, will be on campus to answer your questions and provide you with information.

First Years: Come to the library open house and discover a CORNucopia of aMAIZing library facilities and resources. Be prepared when that first research assignment CROPs up.

Free food and prizes.

Don’t FLAKE on us.

Please bring your registration form and a $25 forfeit deposit to 221 Farinon.

Entry forms are available in Farinon on the bulletin board next to the ATM machine and at the reception desk in the Kirby Sports Center.

Bored with traditional and regular exercise routines? Join us for a butt-kicking, sweat-pouring, bag-slamming, aggression-releasing, power-punching, workout - for the raging kickboxer deep inside of you. Taught by 3rd and 4th degree black belts.

Instructor: Kurt Fuhrmann

Bored with traditional and regular exercise routines? Join us for a butt-kicking, sweat-pouring, bag-slamming, aggression-releasing, power-punching, workout - for the raging kickboxer deep inside of you. Taught by 3rd and 4th degree black belts.

Instructor: Kurt Fuhrmann

Praised for reinvigorating the very notion of what a Broadway show could be, this grand and winking love letter to the conventions of musical theater depicts a world wracked by ecological disaster and corporate greed—and a hero who rises to lead the people to freedom! Entertainment Weekly called this hilarious and tuneful 2001 Tony Award winner “inspired, fresh, exuberant, even moving.” Directed and choreographed by Mary Jo Lodge, with vocal direction by Jennifer Kelly.

Casting 10+ men, 6+ women
Lafayette College Theater is committed to color-blind casting. All students are encouraged to audition.
Please read the plays before auditioning. Scripts are available for 24-hour perusal at the Williams Center for the Arts main office, room 132.

Click the link below for more information.

Join Prof. Peleg (Government and Law), Prof. Pribic (Foreign Language and Literatures), and Prof. Sanborn (History) for a panel discussion regarding the recent armed conflict between Russia and Georgia over the region of South Ossetia. Panelists will provide a brief overview of the crisis and will comment on the broader implications of the conflict for geopolitics in the 21st century. Lunch will be provided. Sponsored by International Affairs and Russian & East European Studies.

Required!! (1 hour)
CAREER SERVICES

Required!! (1 hour)
CAREER SERVICES

This high intensity Jazzercise class is a cardio-pumping, fat-melting workout. Jazzercise- it's not what you think. Try it. You'll see.

Instructor: Karen Haduck

This toning class will rock your world, blasting every major muscle group. Dumbells and tubing will be utilized to make your muscles scream.

Instructor: Karen Haduck

Praised for reinvigorating the very notion of what a Broadway show could be, this grand and winking love letter to the conventions of musical theater depicts a world wracked by ecological disaster and corporate greed—and a hero who rises to lead the people to freedom! Entertainment Weekly called this hilarious and tuneful 2001 Tony Award winner “inspired, fresh, exuberant, even moving.” Directed and choreographed by Mary Jo Lodge, with vocal direction by Jennifer Kelly.

Casting 10+ men, 6+ women
Lafayette College Theater is committed to color-blind casting. All students are encouraged to audition.
Please read the plays before auditioning. Scripts are available for 24-hour perusal at the Williams Center for the Arts main office, room 132.

Click the link below for more information.

When the civil war in Chad ends, survivors hope that justice will be served against those involved in the genocide. The Truth and Reconciliation Commission, however, chooses not to condemn them. Young Atim, whose father was murdered, is ordered by his grandfather to avenge his family. Determined to take revenge, Atim looks for Nassara, his father's torturer. Instead of finding a cold-blooded murder, Atim meets a charitable baker and soon-to-be father. When Nasara asks to adopt him, Atim pretends that he wants to get his father's approval. He brings Nassar to the desert to meet his grandfather

Required!! (1 hour)
CAREER SERVICES

Required!! (1 hour)
CAREER SERVICES

Required!! (1 hour)
CAREER SERVICES

This 18-piece tribute band of many of Dizzy’s most loyal band members includes artistic director Slide Hampton, James Moody, and Jimmy Heath, plus a reunion of past Williams Center jazz headliners, as Roy Hargrove, Lewis Nash, and Mulgrew Miller join fellow Williams Center alums Hampton and Heath.

Thelonius Monk Prize–winning vocalist Roberta Gambarini is also featured, as some of the most eloquent voices in American jazz honor the enduring presence of Gillespie’s spirit and genius.

Used and New CD's & DVD's

Required!! (1 hour)
CAREER SERVICES

Required!! (1 hour)
CAREER SERVICES

Required!! (1 hour)
CAREER SERVICES

This indoor cycling class will burn mega-calories while detonating your quads, hamstrings, calves and glutes. The intensity of this class will have you spinning.

Instructor: Traci Swanson

Latin Cardio Party!! Interval cardio and resistance training all set to an irresistible Latin beat. Maximize caloric burning, fat burning and total body toning while having fun exercising. Ending with an awesome abs workout. Add some spice to your workout.*Co-sponsored by the Office of Intercultural Development

Instructor: Traci Swanson

Required!! (1 hour)
CAREER SERVICES

Required!! (1 hour)
CAREER SERVICES

Sun/Moon Boxes, Mirrors, Wood Flowers, Tapestries & Coconut Jewelry

Informational Table

Society of Women Engineers

Friday September 5, 2008
Noon AEC 207

Free Pizza

Come meet, volunteer, and learn!

Discuss upcoming National Convention, volunteer at local schools, network with other engineers, and a lot more!

All majors welcome!

We look forward to seeing you there!

Contact werkheil@lafayette.edu

A kickoff celebration and fundraiser for the Easton Garlic Fest. Featuring a wine and cheese pairing, beer and wine bar, savory appetizers, live jazz, a silent auction, and lots of other garlicky goodies!

Sponsored by the Offices of Intercultural Development and the Dean of Students at the beginning of the academic year. A fun meet and greet reception to welcome back returning students, meet incoming first-year students, and interact with faculty and administrative personnel.

ALL ARE WELCOME!

St. Paul writes, "Whatever commandment there may be are summed up in this saying, 'You shall love your neighbor as yourself.'" Easy said but hard to do?
Readings Year A. Ez 2:7-9; Ps 95; Rom 13:8-10; Mt 18:15-20

Susan Charlton, flute, and Alexis Firstenberg Fisher, piano, will perform works by Bach, Stephen Gryc, Francis Poulenc, Arthur Foote and Carl Reinecke.

This indoor cycling class will burn mega-calories while detonating your quads, hamstrings, calves and glutes. The intensity of this class will have you spinning.

Instructor: Traci Swanson

Learn about procedures, registration, and interview skills. Required for students planning an On Campus Interview.
CAREER SERVICES

This toning class will rock your world, blasting every major muscle group. Dumbells and tubing will be utilized to make your muscles scream.

Instructor: Karen Haduck

Learn about procedures, registration, and interview skills. Required for students planning an On Campus Interview.
CAREER SERVICES

This high intensity Jazzercise class is a cardio-pumping, fat-melting workout. Jazzercise- it's not what you think. Try it. You'll see.

Instructor: Karen Haduck

Please bring your registration form to the reception desk of Kirby Sports Center.

Entry forms are available in Farinon on the bulletin board next to the ATM machine and at the reception desk in the Kirby Sports Center.

This unique mind/body class focuses on conditioning the "powerhouse" muscles of your body's core using special movements designed to create good posture and a strong, fit physique. Tuesday is a beginner/intermediate class and Wednesday is an intermediate/advanced class.

Instructor: Phoebe Fennell

An exhibition of emerging New York artists, Curator, Mike Homer. Benjamin Butler, Jose Luis Cortes, Peter Garfield, Anna Von Mertens, Ryan Mrozowski, Rosemarie Padovano, Duke Riley, Eliza Stamps, Kako Ueda, Joy Whalen, and Will Yackulic.

The Math Club is sponsoring the first WITS lunchtime meeting of the semester. Ed Karasiewicz ‘11 will discuss his research on a family of d-dimensional polytopes, and Robert Follett ‘09 will discuss his work with the company LSI. Everyone is welcome! A light lunch will be available at noon in the mathematics common room, Pardee 218.

Recruiter advice, right from the source!
CAREER SERVICES

Cafe?...Done.
24-hour access during exams?...Done.
What else do you want from the library?

Join the Library Ambassadors group and make sure that the library is accountable to you.

Must be able to attend meetings during the lunch hour on the first Wednesday of every month that school is in session. Our first meeting has been postponed until Tuesday, September 9 at 12:15pm.

Pick up an application form at the Skillman Library reference desk or fill one out online at http://www.library.lafayette.edu/ambassadorapp/

Bored with traditional and regular exercise routines? Join us for a butt-kicking, sweat-pouring, bag-slamming, aggression-releasing, power-punching, workout - for the raging kickboxer deep inside of you. Taught by 3rd and 4th degree black belts.

Instructor: Kurt Fuhrmann

Bored with traditional and regular exercise routines? Join us for a butt-kicking, sweat-pouring, bag-slamming, aggression-releasing, power-punching, workout - for the raging kickboxer deep inside of you. Taught by 3rd and 4th degree black belts.

Instructor: Kurt Fuhrmann

An exhibition of emerging New York artists, Curator, Mike Homer. Benjamin Butler, Jose Luis Cortes, Peter Garfield, Anna Von Mertens, Ryan Mrozowski, Rosemarie Padovano, Duke Riley, Eliza Stamps, Kako Ueda, Joy Whalen, and Will Yackulic.

Corn has been implicated in slavery, colonialism, poverty, and obesity, at the same time that it is promoted as a panacea for hunger and even climate change. How did our individual and collective choices cause this humble grain of the Americas to become a global commodity, alternative fuel solution, and mutant pariah? Social science and humanities professors share their disciplines' unique perspectives on contemporary environmental issues related to corn agriculture and its byproducts:

Andy Smith, American Studies
Caroline Lee, Anthropology & Sociology
Christopher Ruebeck, Economics & Business
Rebekah Pite, History
James Lennertz, Government & Law

To reserve a box lunch, please email Mrs. Gloria Takacs at takacsg@lafayette.edu

The goal of the lafayette Intercultural Network Council is to promote the development of cross- and inter-cultural exchange through student, staff, and faculty collaboration and dialogue. LINC works to cultivate a shared vision for diversity initiatives at Lafayette in order to promote an inclusive environment that values mutual understanding, respect and cultural sensitivity, and a strong sociocultural academic community working together to provide social justice and diversity education programming and other efforts

Working the room at the Career Fair. Employer advice!
CAREER SERVICES

Join the class of ENG 140: Introduction to Film for a screening of the film KING CORN (2007). Two recent college grads discover where America's food comes from when they plant a single acre of corn and follow it from seed to the dinner plate. With the help of government subsidies, genetically modified seeds and powerful herbicides, America's most-subsidized crop becomes the staple of its cheapest--and most troubling--foods. (90 minutes)

Come celebrate (and eat) our corn on the quad! Roasted corn, Native American dancers, Cherokee songs and drumming, storytelling,a no-face doll making demonstration and tables with posters and discussions about ethanol, corn genetics, corn and South American culture,campus composting, and solar panels.

The purpose of this 50-minute workshop is to assist high performing students as well as struggling students to maximize their efforts and achieve greater success in the classroom. Many students spend significant amounts of time studying and yet their efforts may yield less than optimal results. This workshop will present several best practices that can enhance motivation, memory, and concentration. Last year more than half of the first-year class attended voluntarily. Of those who attended, approximately 94% stated they would be likely to use the information.
There is no RSVP needed. It is my sincere hope that, after participating in this session, students will achieve more, both in and out of the classroom, and their levels of engagement will be heightened.

This high intensity Jazzercise class is a cardio-pumping, fat-melting workout. Jazzercise- it's not what you think. Try it. You'll see.

Instructor: Karen Haduck

This toning class will rock your world, blasting every major muscle group. Dumbells and tubing will be utilized to make your muscles scream.

Instructor: Karen Haduck

Director O. Sembene takes on the issue of female circumcision, still common in Africa. Set in a village, four young girls face a ritual purification involving genital mutilation. They flee to the house of Collé Sy, who invokes the custom of "mooladé" (sanctuary) to protect the fugitives. Sembene sets the action amidst a colorful tapestry of village life and expands the narrative beyond straightforward realism, employing an array of mythic overtones and musical numbers. Mooladé is a film about heroism in daily life and the "underground struggle" of people which is often overlooked by their governments and the world.

An exhibition of emerging New York artists, Curator, Mike Homer. Benjamin Butler, Jose Luis Cortes, Peter Garfield, Anna Von Mertens, Ryan Mrozowski, Rosemarie Padovano, Duke Riley, Eliza Stamps, Kako Ueda, Joy Whalen, and Will Yackulic.

The location for the ASME General Body Meeting will be held in Hugel 103, from 12 to 1pm, Thurs. 9/11.

This meeting is for all FRESHMAN ME's and ME faculty. Lunch will be provided.

Brad Montauk
Mechanical Engineer '09
Lafayette College
ASME President

You are cordially invited to attend the first Leopard Luncheon this fall. Frank Tavani, Lafayette head football coach will be the featured speaker.

For reservations, contact John "Bruiser" Kinard '52, (215) 885-4794.

Drop off your resume for review & pick it up in the afternoon.
CAREER SERVICES

Required!! (1 hour)
CAREER SERVICES

This indoor cycling class will burn mega-calories while detonating your quads, hamstrings, calves and glutes. The intensity of this class will have you spinning.

Instructor: Traci Swanson

Latin Cardio Party!! Interval cardio and resistance training all set to an irresistible Latin beat. Maximize caloric burning, fat burning and total body toning while having fun exercising. Ending with an awesome abs workout. Add some spice to your workout.*Co-sponsored by the Office of Intercultural Development

Instructor: Traci Swanson

Want a top-ranked job that makes a difference?

Apply to be a Teach for America corp member.

Please attend this information session to learn more about this wonderful ogranization whose goal is to impact the lives of children throughout the United States.

All academic majors are welcome.

****FOOD WILL BE PROVIDED****

SWE (Society of Women Engineers) would like to invite you to our annual Ice Cream Social this Thursday, September 11.
It will take place in the Marlo Room between 6:30-8:00pm.

You do not need to be a female engineer or even an engineer to attend.

Bring your friends and sweet tooth!!

See you there.

Required!! (1 hour)
CAREER SERVICES

Friday - Registration 3-8 p.m. in the Farinon Atruim. Open classes are available 1:10-4 p.m. The list of classes will be posted at the registration desk and on the Parent website. Also: tours, open houses, special dinners, and a student musical performance in Colton Chapel at 8 p.m.

Saturday - Registration 9 a.m.-1 p.m. in the Farinon Atrium. Family Brunch, Panels & Discussions, Open Houses, President's address, tours, sports, Academic Showcases, Block pARTy and Family Tailgate in Kamine Gym before the football game. Enjoy a student talent show after the game. It will be a wonderful time for the whole family!

Sunday - Campus Landscape Tour, a brunch, and religious services. The College Bookstore will be open 10 a.m.-1 p.m.

An exhibition of emerging New York artists, Curator, Mike Homer. Benjamin Butler, Jose Luis Cortes, Peter Garfield, Anna Von Mertens, Ryan Mrozowski, Rosemarie Padovano, Duke Riley, Eliza Stamps, Kako Ueda, Joy Whalen, and Will Yackulic.

Continue the conversation about the freshman summer reading, The Omnivore’s Dilemma: A Natural History of Four Meals, with science professors from different disciplinary areas in biology, chemistry and geology. Our audience and faculty panel discussion will consider scientific perspectives in understanding food itself, its growth in the modern world, and its consumption by humans. Lunch provided.
Wayne Leibel, Biology; Steve Mylon, Chemistry;
Elaine Reynolds, Biology, Neuroscience;
David Sunderlin, Geology; and Peter Zani, Biology

Required!! (1 hour)
CAREER SERVICES

You are cordially invited to join the Central CT chapter for a wine and cheese party at Spiritus Wines, owned by Gary Dunn '88 and Jennifer Gardner Dunn '88.

Wine will be complimentary. A variety of cheeses will be served.

Cost: $15 per person

Reservations are required by Friday, September 5 and can be made online by clicking "Register" below this announcement.

Questions? Contact Kelly Martin '03, kellyannmartin06@gmail.com.

The Lafayette Alumni Association cordially invites alumni with currently enrolled students to attend The Eighth Annual Lafayette Legacy Dinner honoring your family’s role in continuing the Lafayette tradition.

Current students and their siblings are complimentary guests.

Kindly reply by September 1 using the reply card in the printed invitations soon to be mailed directly to alumni parents and grandparents or make your reservations through the Alumni Online Community by visiting our website www.lafayette.edu, click on "Alumni," then "Alumni Calendar of Events."

Questions? Contact the Office of Alumni Affairs, (610) 330-5040, 1-800-LAFAYETTE (outside PA), alumni@lafayette.edu.

Since storming onto the classical music scene a decade ago, eighth blackbird has thrilled audiences throughout the world with their fluent, engaging musical flair and their boldly innovative performance style.

The Grammy-winning ensemble returns to the Williams Center to perform their new two-part commission, The Only Moving Thing. Part one, Steve Reich’s Double Sextet, features the interplay of live performance and pre-recorded sound, with virtuosic rhythmic patterns and joyous, dance-like melodies.

Part two, singing in the dead of the night by the Bang on a Can All-Stars composer collective of David Lang, Julia Wolfe, and David Gordon, is vividly theatrical, with stage movement choreographed by Susan Marshall.

An exhibition of emerging New York artists, Curator, Mike Homer. Benjamin Butler, Jose Luis Cortes, Peter Garfield, Anna Von Mertens, Ryan Mrozowski, Rosemarie Padovano, Duke Riley, Eliza Stamps, Kako Ueda, Joy Whalen, and Will Yackulic.

Come and enjoy one of Lafayette's favorite traditions!

Join hundreds of students, staff, faculty, alumni, family, fans, and friends for student art exhibitions, music, dance, interactive (free!) arts activities, and yummy food from Fat Daddy's Southern Bar-B-Q, Forks Mediterranean Deli, Gilbert's Café, Mex-Tex Trio, and the Quadrant Coffeehouse! (Food is FREE to students with ID until 5:45 p.m.--just pick up a voucher at the Hamilton Street table.)

Performers include Gough & Kelley Jazz, Soulfege, dancer Nick DeRosa, Cadence, Marquis Players, Lafayette Cheerleaders, Synchromotion, Lafayette Dancers, Japanese Interest Floor, and Lafayette Pep Band.

Be sure to enter the free raffle of great fangear and creative goodies, enjoy some Rita's Water Ice (free while supplies last), be dazzled by the strolling magician, and leave your mark on the graffiti wall.

This quiet, "low"liturgy is provided for the convenience of visiting families, supplanting this year the 5:00 PM Mass.

The ubiquitous use of the Cross among Christians too often masks its inverting and transforming power, relevant to each and all.

Readings: Nm 21:4-9; Ps 78; Phl 2:6-11; Jn 3:13-17

Family Weekend

The ubiquitous use of the Cross among Christians too often masks its inverting and transforming power, relevant to each and all.

Readings: Nm 21:4-9; Ps 78; Phl 2L6-11; Jn 3:13-17

This indoor cycling class will burn mega-calories while detonating your quads, hamstrings, calves and glutes. The intensity of this class will have you spinning.

Instructor: Traci Swanson

No appointment needed! Stop in for a quick in-person citique.
CAREER SERVICES

This toning class will rock your world, blasting every major muscle group. Dumbells and tubing will be utilized to make your muscles scream.

Instructor: Karen Haduck

This high intensity Jazzercise class is a cardio-pumping, fat-melting workout. Jazzercise- it's not what you think. Try it. You'll see.

Instructor: Karen Haduck

This unique mind/body class focuses on conditioning the "powerhouse" muscles of your body's core using special movements designed to create good posture and a strong, fit physique. Tuesday is a beginner/intermediate class and Wednesday is an intermediate/advanced class.

Instructor: Phoebe Fennell

An exhibition of emerging New York artists, Curator, Mike Homer. Benjamin Butler, Jose Luis Cortes, Peter Garfield, Anna Von Mertens, Ryan Mrozowski, Rosemarie Padovano, Duke Riley, Eliza Stamps, Kako Ueda, Joy Whalen, and Will Yackulic.

Bored with traditional and regular exercise routines? Join us for a butt-kicking, sweat-pouring, bag-slamming, aggression-releasing, power-punching, workout - for the raging kickboxer deep inside of you. Taught by 3rd and 4th degree black belts.

Instructor: Kurt Fuhrmann

An exhibition of emerging New York artists, Curator, Mike Homer. Benjamin Butler, Jose Luis Cortes, Peter Garfield, Anna Von Mertens, Ryan Mrozowski, Rosemarie Padovano, Duke Riley, Eliza Stamps, Kako Ueda, Joy Whalen, and Will Yackulic.

Come learn about the steps you need to take to submit a timely and competitive application for law school.

Tara Gilligan, Karen Forbes and Tim Silvestri will discuss how male socialization leads toward unsympathetic attitudes toward sexual assault against men.

FREE Lunch provided.

Constitution Day Brown Bag

On June 12 of this year, the United States Supreme Court announced its decision in the most recent case involving the Guantanamo Bay detainees [Boumediene v. Bush, 2008 U.S. Lexis 4887 (June 12, 2008)]. The Court, by a narrow 5-4 vote, ruled that detainees were entitled to a hearing in a civilian court on their petitions for writs of habeas corpus. Prof. Jim Lennertz will examine this case and the larger legal issues raised by the Bush administration’s “war” on terror.
Lunch will be provided.

Highly experienced alumni share professional insight to the recruitment process and how you can become a top candidate! Sign-up required. Lunch provided.
CAREER SERVICES

A talk by Professor of Philosophy and photographer George Panichas in conjunction with the exhibition "Headshots" in Skillman Library. Taken in barbershops and beauty salons in Easton and Allentown, the photographs explore the distinctive intimacy that develops between barbers and cosmetologists and their clients.

Employers come to campus to find YOU for internships, full-time jobs and to provide career information. Business attire is mandatory.
CAREER SERVICES

This high intensity Jazzercise class is a cardio-pumping, fat-melting workout. Jazzercise- it's not what you think. Try it. You'll see.

Instructor: Karen Haduck

This toning class will rock your world, blasting every major muscle group. Dumbells and tubing will be utilized to make your muscles scream.

Instructor: Karen Haduck

Learn self-dense techniques from the Martial Arts Society as part of the Association of Lafayette Feminists Take Back The Night 3 day event. All are welcome. FREE

Used and New CD's & DVD's

An exhibition of emerging New York artists, Curator, Mike Homer. Benjamin Butler, Jose Luis Cortes, Peter Garfield, Anna Von Mertens, Ryan Mrozowski, Rosemarie Padovano, Duke Riley, Eliza Stamps, Kako Ueda, Joy Whalen, and Will Yackulic.

Thomas Loughlin will speak on his career path and current affiliation with ASME as well as a joint ASME and EWB project. Tom is an alum of Lafayette and the Executive Director for the ASME organization.

The location for this 'brown bag' will be held in Hugel 103, from 12 to 1pm, Thurs. 9/18. All are invited. Lunch will be provided.

Brad Montauk
Mechanical Engineer '09
Lafayette College
ASME President

In just one semester you can:

Live in the cosmopolitan city of Washington, D.C.
Intern in a high profile organization
Meet weekly with top leaders in your field
Earn 16 college credits toward your degree
Enhance you resume and jump start you career

You are invited to an information session with Dean David Brown. He will be on your campus to answer any questions you may have about the Washington Semester at American University.

Hosted by: Dr. Michael S. Jordan, Director of International and Off-Campus Education

Director of Lafayette Art Galleries Michiko Okaya and frequent guest curator Robert S. Mattison offer a quarter-century retrospective. Exhibition reception to follow.

Before the talk, Fluxus/intermediary artist Larry Miller will recreate Line from his 2001 exhibition. Line consists of about 10 feet of fresh carrots nailed to the Williams Center lobby wall.

"Stretch Wrap, Coffee, and Rock Salt: 25 years at the Williams Center Gallery" by director of Lafayette art galleries Michiko Okaya with frequent guest curator Robert S. Mattison.

Exhibition reception to follow.

Update: Larry Miller, Fluxus and intermediary artist is scheduled to recreate "Line" from his 2001 exhibition on Thursday afternoon before the talk. "Line" consists of about 10 feet of fresh carrots nailed to the Williams Center lobby wall.

Enjoy skiing or snowboarding? Want to ski 4 days a week? Then come check out what the Ski & Snowboard Team has to offer. We are a competitive racing team, but no racing experience is necessary! Many of our racers came to Lafayette without racing before. Meet the team and see how much fun our season is going to be.
If you cannot attend but are interested, please contact Chris Shumeyko via email: shumeykc@lafayette.edu

This indoor cycling class will burn mega-calories while detonating your quads, hamstrings, calves and glutes. The intensity of this class will have you spinning.

Instructor: Traci Swanson

Reception for exhibition celebrating 25 years of the Willams Center Gallery, There to Here, Then and Now,
presents work by artists from some of the gallery director's favorite exhibitions.

Reception for There To Here, Then and Now: 25 Years at the Williams Center Gallery, an exhibition featuring some of the director's favorites from the gallery's first quarter-century.

Latin Cardio Party!! Interval cardio and resistance training all set to an irresistible Latin beat. Maximize caloric burning, fat burning and total body toning while having fun exercising. Ending with an awesome abs workout. Add some spice to your workout.*Co-sponsored by the Office of Intercultural Development

Instructor: Traci Swanson

ALF will once again hold their annual Take Back the Night Walk around campus followed by a Speak Out and discussion concerning the growing issues of violence towards women & men. Refreshments

An exhibition of emerging New York artists, Curator, Mike Homer. Benjamin Butler, Jose Luis Cortes, Peter Garfield, Anna Von Mertens, Ryan Mrozowski, Rosemarie Padovano, Duke Riley, Eliza Stamps, Kako Ueda, Joy Whalen, and Will Yackulic.

A trial pitting African civil society against the World Bank and the IMF has set a stage in the courtyard of a home in Bamako, Mali. As trial witnesses air indictments against the multinational economic machinery, life in the courtyard presses forward. Chaka, an unemployed father, is preoccupied with the breakup of his marriage to Melé, a popular singer. In the midst of testimonies made at the trial, the juxtaposition of Chake and Melé's story give a voice to Africa's silent majority. Filled with warm colors and inspirational music, Bamako voices Africa's grievances in an original and profoundly moving way. On the quad. Watch this page in case of inclement weather!

Preceeded by a 6 minute short of the Easton High School's Red Rovers Club's adopted African Village. Donations requested.

Everyone's invited you don't have to be an engineer! If you ever wanted to join EWB or just want to find out what we're about. Learn more about how our group works. Then we'll break into team projects in using WaterCAD software, Watershed/Environmental protection, Alternative Energy, Video Production, Honduran Culture and Fundraising. So if you're motivated to help out and learn more we'd love to see you there.

For more info e-mail Aubrey at kelleyca@lafayette.edu

Enjoy free food, music, and a variety of activities to welcome students and staff to Downtown Easton. There will be a Spot the Leopard Contest and Lafayette specials at shops, galleries, and restaurants throughout town.

Students and staff should show their Lafayette ID at the registration tent to receive a Lafayette Day bracelet, which allows access to all the promotions and food. Trolley transportation will be provided from the Williams Center of the Arts and Simon Parking Deck to Centre Square throughout the day.

Follow the paw prints to the Riverside Arts Festival, 10am-5:30pm, along the river.

Check the link below for a schedule of some of the events!

An exhibition of emerging New York artists, Curator, Mike Homer. Benjamin Butler, Jose Luis Cortes, Peter Garfield, Anna Von Mertens, Ryan Mrozowski, Rosemarie Padovano, Duke Riley, Eliza Stamps, Kako Ueda, Joy Whalen, and Will Yackulic.

Reunion class officers are cordially invited to participate in a day of information sharing and class planning for Reunion 2009. Join the alumni affairs and annual fund teams as our guest for this important day. Collaborate with classmates to ensure success as alumni prepare themselves for Reunion 2009.

You and your team will have a list of clues...Find the location on campus and take a picture!

Look out for signups in Farinon!

Cameras will be provided to all teams.

Prizes to the winning team!

What causes the first hired in the parable to give their employer "the evil eye"? What does it mean and how does it apply to us as disciples?

Readings. Is 55: 6-9; Ps 145; Phil 1: 20,24,27; Mt. 20:1-6

Join students from other LVAIC schools for an afternoon at Dorney Park!

Tickets are only $20 and include admission to the park & free food in the picnic pavilion. A bus will leave the Williams Center at Noon and will arrive back to campus at approximately 6pm.

Tickets on sale in the Student Life Programs Office starting Monday, Sept 15th. Limited number of tickets available!

This indoor cycling class will burn mega-calories while detonating your quads, hamstrings, calves and glutes. The intensity of this class will have you spinning.

Instructor: Traci Swanson

Practice interviews with professional recruiters! Sign-up required.
CAREER SERVICES

Global Prints will be on campus 2 days selling posters of all types

The new online Career Portfolio allows you to define accomplishments, recount personal experiences, and upload files that demonstrate your qualities and skills that a standard resume just can't. Learn what it is, why you should use it, and how to make the most of this new feature.
CAREER SERVICES

This toning class will rock your world, blasting every major muscle group. Dumbells and tubing will be utilized to make your muscles scream.

Instructor: Karen Haduck

This high intensity Jazzercise class is a cardio-pumping, fat-melting workout. Jazzercise- it's not what you think. Try it. You'll see.

Instructor: Karen Haduck

Mechanical Stimulation of 3D Hydrogels for Cartilage Regeneration

Professor David Ryden of the University of Houston discusses his forthcoming book, "Abolition and the British West Indies, 1783-1807" (Cambridge University Press, 2009).

Please bring your registration form to the reception desk of Kirby Sports Center.

Entry forms are available in Farinon on the bulletin board next to the ATM machine and at the reception desk in the Kirby Sports Center.

This unique mind/body class focuses on conditioning the "powerhouse" muscles of your body's core using special movements designed to create good posture and a strong, fit physique. Tuesday is a beginner/intermediate class and Wednesday is an intermediate/advanced class.

Instructor: Phoebe Fennell

An exhibition of emerging New York artists, Curator, Mike Homer. Benjamin Butler, Jose Luis Cortes, Peter Garfield, Anna Von Mertens, Ryan Mrozowski, Rosemarie Padovano, Duke Riley, Eliza Stamps, Kako Ueda, Joy Whalen, and Will Yackulic.

If you are considering law school or are in the process of applying for admission, take advantage of this opportunity to interact with admissions representatives from about 35 law schools in the region.

No registration needed. Just go!

Contact Dean Clemence for a list of law schools in attendance (clemenck@lafayette.edu)

The new online Career Portfolio allows you to define accomplishments, recount personal experiences, and upload files that demonstrate your qualities and skills that a standard resume just can't. Learn what it is, why you should use it, and how to make the most of this new feature.
CAREER SERVICES

Please bring your registration form and a $25 forfeit deposit to 221 Farinon.

Entry forms are available in Farinon on the bulletin board next to the ATM machine and at the reception desk in the Kirby Sports Center.

Bored with traditional and regular exercise routines? Join us for a butt-kicking, sweat-pouring, bag-slamming, aggression-releasing, power-punching, workout - for the raging kickboxer deep inside of you. Taught by 3rd and 4th degree black belts.

Instructor: Kurt Fuhrmann

Bored with traditional and regular exercise routines? Join us for a butt-kicking, sweat-pouring, bag-slamming, aggression-releasing, power-punching, workout - for the raging kickboxer deep inside of you. Taught by 3rd and 4th degree black belts.

Instructor: Kurt Fuhrmann

"The Mass Media and Latinos in the Age of Obama"

Dr. Carlos E. Cortés is Professor Emeritus of History at the University of California, Riverside. Since 1990 he has served on the summer faculty of the Harvard Institutes for Higher Education, since 1995 has served on the faculty of the Summer Institute for Intercultural Communication, and since 1999 has been an adjunct faculty member of the Federal Executive Institute. His recent books include The Children Are Watching: How the Media Teach about Diversity and The Making - and Remaking - of a Multiculturalist, published by Teachers College Press.

Book signing reception to follow!

In makeshift theaters on a wharf at the tip of Cape Cod and in the heart of Greenwich Village, the Provincetown Players created exciting new plays that exploded old ideas and pushed American drama into the modern age.

Short plays by original members of this ground-breaking group—Susan Glaspell, Floyd Dell, Eugene O'Neill, John Reed, and others—offer a kaleidoscopic look back at America's first real bohemians in the turbulent years when the hangover from the Great War turned into the Roaring Twenties. Directed by Michael O’Neill.

NOTE: Latecomers will not be seated.

An exhibition of emerging New York artists, Curator, Mike Homer. Benjamin Butler, Jose Luis Cortes, Peter Garfield, Anna Von Mertens, Ryan Mrozowski, Rosemarie Padovano, Duke Riley, Eliza Stamps, Kako Ueda, Joy Whalen, and Will Yackulic.

The new online Career Portfolio allows you to define accomplishments, recount personal experiences, and upload files that demonstrate your qualities and skills that a standard resume just can't. Learn what it is, why you should use it, and how to make the most of this new feature.
CAREER SERVICES

This high intensity Jazzercise class is a cardio-pumping, fat-melting workout. Jazzercise- it's not what you think. Try it. You'll see.

Instructor: Karen Haduck

This toning class will rock your world, blasting every major muscle group. Dumbells and tubing will be utilized to make your muscles scream.

Instructor: Karen Haduck

The South Jersey and Philadelphia chapters of the Lafayette Alumni Associate invite all alumni, parents and friends to join them at the Phillies vs. the Atlanta Braves.

Reservations are due by August 24 and can be made online by clicking "Register" below this announcement.

Questions? Contact event coordinator Nancy Dwyer '03, NDwyer@PENSIONS.ORG or Office of Alumni Affairs, (610) 330-5040, alumni@lafayette.edu

An exhibition of emerging New York artists, Curator, Mike Homer. Benjamin Butler, Jose Luis Cortes, Peter Garfield, Anna Von Mertens, Ryan Mrozowski, Rosemarie Padovano, Duke Riley, Eliza Stamps, Kako Ueda, Joy Whalen, and Will Yackulic.

College Archivist Diane Shaw will talk about the remarkable story of David McDonogh, a slave sent to be educated at Lafayette in the 1840s, who, against the wishes of his owner and in the face of tremendous obstacles, managed to become a highly-respected physician in New York City.

Lunch will be provided by the Friends of Skillman Library.

This indoor cycling class will burn mega-calories while detonating your quads, hamstrings, calves and glutes. The intensity of this class will have you spinning.

Instructor: Traci Swanson

Latin Cardio Party!! Interval cardio and resistance training all set to an irresistible Latin beat. Maximize caloric burning, fat burning and total body toning while having fun exercising. Ending with an awesome abs workout. Add some spice to your workout.*Co-sponsored by the Office of Intercultural Development

Instructor: Traci Swanson

This dinner panel is for freshman engineers, as well as sophomore, junior, and senior AB engineers. A panel of alumni that graduated with AB engineering degrees will be giving short presentations on their different career paths. The dinner panel will give AB engineers the opportunity to hear about the different career options that an AB engineering degree can give you and is an opportunity to network with the alumni over dinner.

Spend a day on the Lafayette College campus learning more about our programs. Included in the day are admissions and financial aid information sessions, campus tours, a faculty and student panel, and a chance to visit various offices and buildings on campus.

An exhibition of emerging New York artists, Curator, Mike Homer. Benjamin Butler, Jose Luis Cortes, Peter Garfield, Anna Von Mertens, Ryan Mrozowski, Rosemarie Padovano, Duke Riley, Eliza Stamps, Kako Ueda, Joy Whalen, and Will Yackulic.

Visiting Assistant Professors Allison Alexy (Anthropology and Sociology) and Saladin M. Ambar (Government and Law) offer their respective insights into the nexus of anthropology and politics as gender and race provide peculiar and telling shape to the 2008 presidential campaign.

This brown bag discussion consists of Lafayette students who present their thoughts and experiences regarding questions of identity- botha at home and abroad. What issues arise when we define ourselves and when we are defined by others? This panel discussion highlights the LHM theme by exploring the complexity of expressive cultures and political space.

LUNCH PROVIDED!

The Economics and Business Department invite you to attend our second seminar in the series.

Our guest speaker is Nicole Simpson, from Colgate University, presenting her paper, "Happiness and International Migration."