The Barker
Calendar of Events Continued...
WEDNESDAY JAN 30
Clear Window on the Arts
Free Lunchtime Perform
ance Series/Open
Rehearsal with Jason
Richmond and Victor
Walker, fazz guitar.
Glasshouse, T2pm-1pm
Mind/Body Fitness
Challenge, HC 203/205,
12:15pm & 5:30pm
Men's Basketball vs.
Radford, JG, 7pm
"Protecting Our Civil
Liberties in Times of Crisis,"
ACLU Open Community
Forum, OCC, 8pm
Sigma Nu Information
Night, RL Red Oak Room,
8pm-11 pm
THURSDAY JAN 31
Clear Window on the Arts
Free Lunchtime Perform
ance Series/Open
Rehearsal with Keturah
Orr, professional
singer/songwriter.
Glasshouse, 12pm-1pm
"Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
and Psychological
Well-Being," community
lecture with Prof. Melissa
Himelein, LF, 4:30pm
Sigma Xi Presentation on
astronomy and local
internships, ALL WELCOME,
LF, 7pm
"How I Learned to Drive,"
Pulitzer Award-winning
play preview, Diana
Wortham Theater, tickets
$10, 8pm, call 257-4530 for
more info
FRIDAY FEB 1
Swing Club, FREE Dance
Lessons, HF Dance Studio,
8pm, FREE, ALL WELCOME
(Intro Class - 6:30pm-
7:30pm) (Intermediate
Class - 7:30pm-8:30pm)
"How 1 Learned to Drive,"
Pulitzer Award-winning
play, Diana Wortham
Theater, tickets $10, 8pm,
call 257-4530 for more info
"O, Brother, Where Art
Thou," FREE Movie and
Popcorn, HLH, 9pm
SATURDAY FEB 2
"Behind the Scenes Tour of
Asheville's Historic Eagle
and Market Streets" spon.
by the Center for Creative
Retirement, $60 includes
lunch at Mr. Green's
Restaurant, x6140 to
register
Wilderness First Aid Course
from Outdoor Ed, x5658 for
info
UNCA Jazz Lab Big Band
Performance, Grove Park
Inn Great Hall, 12 noon
African American Read-In
Chain, LF, 2pm-4pm, x6581
for info
"The History of Zionism
and the Modern State of
Israel," conference talk
with Kenneth Stein, OCC,
7:30pm, x6576 for more
info
"How I Learned to Drive,"
Pulitzer Award-winning
play, Diana Wortham
Theater, tickets $10, 8pm,
call 257-4530 for more info
"O, Brother, Where Art
Thou," FREE Movie and
Popcorn, HLH, 9pm
SUNDAY FEB 3
Wilderness First Aid Course
from Outdoor Ed, x5658 for
info
UNCA Jazz Ensemble
Performance, Grove Park
Inn Great Hall, 12 noon
"Jerusalem In Miniature:
Against the Macrocosm,"
conference talk with Adina
Hoffman, OCC, 1:30pm,
x6576 for more info
"Arab/lsrael Negotiations,"
conference talk with
Kenneth Stein, OCC,
3:30pm, x6576 for more
info
"Against the Grain: The
Other Contemporary Israeli
Literature," conference talk
with Peter Cole, OCC,
6:30pm, x6576 for more
Info
MONDAY FEB 4
Israel presentations by 3
UNCA students, PDR,
2:45pm, x6576 for more
info
"From Water to Wolves to
Wildflowers: Managing Na
ture in Israel," conference
talk with Michal Strutin,
PDR, 3:30pm, x6576 for
more info
UNCA Community Chorus
registration, open to all
community members,
5:30pm-6:45pm, call x6432
for more info
"Israel and Its Neighbors
Then and Now: Revisionist
History and the Quest for
Legitimacy in the Middle
East Today," conference
talk with Eric Meyers, HLH,
7pm, x6576 for more info
Women's Basketball vs.
Liberty, JG, 7pm
"Why Do They Hate Us? The
Roots of Terrorism," by Dr.
Marc Mullinax of MHC, OCC,
7:30pm
TRIP: Ski
and Snow-
b«.rdi»s \
TIME/
DATE; Jan. 27,
2002
Ski at North Carolina's
Finest: Sugar Mountain
Resort. Trip fees
include transportation,
and lift tickets. Rentals
are not included and must
be paid for separately.
Cali Chad Morgan in
Outdoor Ed for more
details at 232-5658.