tonight

SPRING KING competition at Bemis, 7pm, food and prizes and funny stuff

GRILLED CHEESE NIGHT, Poland lobby, 10p or so. Can you spell ost-eo-pero-sis? I can't. But I've never broken a bone! :)

Student Staff Appreciation Week

Show your appreciation to the student staff in Hugh Poland;
A smile, a thank-you, or some kind words would be in order

To our RAs and desk staff for all your hard work this year:

THANK YOU!

:)

Events this week!

Tonight (Monday) 8:30pm in the community room: Tuff Totin', a session about using re-usable grocery/shopping bags.

Tuesday, 7p, in the Zach. community room: Race - unspoken barriers, with Tim Gray.

Wednesday afteroon: Stresstivus, 1-4p, DUC South Lawn. Lots of fun stuff.

Wednesday, 8:41p, in our community room: Happy Gas - a comedy improv group. Funny food too.

Thursday afternoon; Valleypalooza...in the valley. Music, food, and games.

Thursday, 7p-?, in the Bemis lobby: Spring King - a pageant contest for the guys. Gals come watch; food and prizes for all! ($300 worth of prizes!)

Happy Birthday, Crystal

She's finally 19! :)
Wish 3rd floor RA Crystal a Happy Day:

MYTHBUSTERS

Join us tonight for MYTHBUSTERS: UPD EXPOSED! at 7:15pm in the Poland lobby.
Sgt. Casas will be there to answer your questions, dispel common
myths, and tell a few good stories!

candlelight vigil tonight

Have a safe weekend

Invisible Children

Campus Activities Board is sponsoring an event called Invisible Children, which will be held in Mass Media Technology Hall's Auditorium. The goal of Invisible Children is to create awareness regarding the plight of the people of Northern Uganda, caught in the midst of a civil war between the government and Joseph Kony's Lord's Resistance Army, a rebel group that makes extensive use of kidnapping and child soldiers. Statistics show that 50,000 Ugandan children are abducted each year to become child soldiers. Invisible Children Inc. was started after the founders had created a documentary film on the subject, also called Invisible Children. The organization was started in an attempt to give people a way to easily help with the situation in Northern Uganda, after viewing the film.

Free movie at DUC April 10, 7pm

International film "Gegen die Wand" (Head-on)

"Cahit is a German Turk at his late 30's. He has given up with his life after his beloved wife's death, and he's living a miserable life right in the core of cocaine and excessive drinking. One night, he semi-intentionally crashes into a wall, and barely survives. At the hospital he's taken to, he meets a girl, Sibel, another German Turk who's tried to commit suicide. She's sick and tired of her family's ultra-traditional issues, and asks Cahit to carry out a white marriage with her out of the blue, so that she can become a married woman and get rid of her family's revolting pressure. Cahit is turned off by the idea at first, but then he agrees to take part in this plan..."

Oh, the things to do....

Here's a list of all the Poland stuff coming up:

1. "Self-love"/self-esteem, Monday 4/9 at 8:30p, see Sara
   
2. B*tch, with Elizabeth Mohon, 4/17 (Thursday!). See Megan
   
3. UPD Mythbusters, 4/12 and 4/19 Thursdays, 7p. See Kristen
   
4. RACE: the unspoken barriers, 4/24 (Tues.), See tim.gray@wku.edu for details
5. Happy Gas improv group (and food!), Wed. 4/25, see Megan for details
6. Spring King competition/party: Thurs. 4/26, 7p. See Hall Council for details
7. Hall council planning meeting: Tuesdays at 7:04p
8. Hall closing: Sunday, May 13 at 1p (unless you register for summer housing, then you have until 6p).