November 16 - 25
W
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Culture meeting
King 126
Transgender Day
of Remembrance
/
Thanksgiving Break begins
- classes end at 4 p.m.
Thanksgiving
16
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5 p.m.
5:30 p.m.
7 p.m.
8 p.m.
8 p.m.
9 p.m.
Anti-Racism Workshop
King 126
Rape Aggression
Defense Program
Frank 102
Quakerpalooza
Dana Auditorium
Women’s Basketball
vs. Averett
Ragan-Brown Field House
**Ah, Wilderness!” play
Sternberger Auditorium
Coming Out Ball
Community Center
17
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9 a.m.
Anti-Racism Workshop
.t.
Founders Gallery
4 p.m.
Rape Aggression
Defense Program
Community Center
' ' /
8 p.m.
”Ah, Wilderness!” play
Sternberger Auditorium
9 p.m.
International Dance Party
The Underground
18
1 p.m.
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College Meeting
for Worship
Moon Room
2 p.m.
Anti-Racism Workshop
Founders Gallery
7:30 p.m.
Astronomy Open House
Cline Observatory
19
M
6 p.m.
Gender Equality
NOW meeting
King 126
7 p.m.
Students Against Rape
COMMUNITY
ACTION CORNER
Nov. 27 6 p.m.-9 p.m. in Bryan Jr.
The movie "Life and Debt" will be shown with discussion
afterward. Life & Debt is a woven tapestry of sequences
focusing on the stories of individual Jamaicans whose
strategies for survival and parameters of day-to-day
existence are determined by the U.S. and other foreign
economic agendas.
Nov. 28 6 p.m.-8 p.m. in Boren Lounge.
There will be a workshop entitled "Building Sweatfree
Communities." Theresa El-Amin from the Southern Anti-
Racism Network will be putting on this interactive work
shop about community organizing of anti-sweatshop
ordinances.
Nov. 29 7 p.m. in Founders Gallery. Light & Shadow: A
Storyteller's Journey in Africa.
Connie Regan-Blake, a professional storyteller, will tell
stories from her trip to Uganda and the "Beads for Life"
program will be featured. "Beads for Life" is a non-profit
organization helping women support themselves and
their families through the making and selling of beads.
Beads will be available for purchase at the event.
Corrections
On page 9 of our Nov. 9 issue, the photo of
Flor Garduno's art work was taken by Terry
Hammond.
COMMUNITY SENATE
Minutes
Nov. 7,2007
The CAB Proposal for a tent for the Formal was passed
($4,395.00). The proposal was approved through a vote.
Amelia Holloway was approved as Shore represen
tative for the remainder of tiiis semester.
Alex Knox was approved as Binford representa
tive.
Rohit Gandhi was approved as Apartments North
representative.
Old Proposals
Heritage Day Celebration at Penn Center ($828.00) ap
proved.
New Proposals
Service Trip to India ($6,000): 18 students and staff are
planning to go to India to do service work at 2 locations
in Rourkela.
Conference Travel Expenses ($1,020.00): Amanda Oe-
hlert has had a paper accepted to a symposium confer
ence and she would like to attend on Nov. 29 in Chico,
Calif. Approved.
New proposals are given at least one week after first being
introduced to allow time for community input All new pro
posals will be continued the following week
Please direct any comments you have about these propos
als to your Senate representative, or bring them to the next
Senate meeting on Wednesday at 7 p.m. in Boren Lounge in
Founders Hall. You can also e-mail your comments or new
proposals to senate@guilford.edu.
You can listen to the meeting and read the rest of the minutes
on Moodle, just sign-up for the Online Community Forum.
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