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Student Organizations Newsletter N E W S L E T T E R La Salle University November 9Nd, 2017 Volume 2, Issue #4 General Announcements Student Organizations Newsletter N E W S L E T T E R La Salle University November 9nd, 2017 Volume 2, Issue #4 General Announcements The Masque's Performance of Company This weekend, the Masque will begin their performances of the musical Company. Come out and support all of their hard work! There will be raffles at each performance! Home Opening Basketball Game Activities: 8-10 a.m. Sig Phive K Kick off the day by walking or running in the Sig Phive K benefitting La Salle Academy and the Charles Torpey Endowment at Wetzel Track at McCarthy Stadium. This event is sponsored by Sigma Phi Lambda and student entrance fee is $10. Noon-2:30 p.m. Pre-Game party on the Hansen Quad Live Music The band Burnt Sienna will rock the quad and perform dance, rock, hip hop, pop and R&B favorites. Dining Options Fuel up before the game by eating at Blue & Gold. Take out containers will be available so you can get your lunch and enjoy the party on the Quad. Another dining option is to enjoy the food from one of the four food trucks that will be on the Hansen Quad from noon- 2:30 p.m: Oink and Moo BBQ, Nick's Roast Beef (BBQ), Gigi and Big R (soul food) and Humpty Dumplings. For students under the age of 21 who want to eat at the food trucks, you can use cash or debit/credit card to pay for individual items at the food truck of your choice. For students that are 21 and over, you are invited to participate in the food trucks and beer garden in the Union Ballroom. Tickets are $15 and includes a meal voucher for one of the food trucks or taco bar in the Ballroom, and one complimentary beer or wine. Counseling Center Walk-in Hours On Mondays, the Counseling Center walk-in hours are now from 12PM-1PM. Guided Mindfulness Meditation Meditation will now be held Thursdays from 12:30-1:30 in the new Interfaith Room in College Hall. International Education Week This will be sponsored by the Campus Activities Center, La Salle Dining, The Cross Cultural Association, and the Office of the Provost. Mon., Nov 13th: International Coffee Hour (3PM-4:30PM) in the Multicultural & International Center Tues., Nov 14th: Peace Sign Flag Ritual (12:30PM-2:30PM) in the Hansen Quad Wed., Nov. 15th: International Coffee Hour (3PM-4:30PM) in the Multicultural & International Center Thurs., Nov. 16th: Fulbright Panel Discussion (12:30PM-1:30PM) in Olney 223 American Thanksgiving (5:00PM-7:00PM) in The Compass, Union Second Floor Zeta Phi Beta Book Scholarship Zeta Phi Beta will be accepting scholarships for their book scholarships. See the portal for requirements. Questions? Email [email protected] Call for Involvement Volunteer to lead 3rd graders round campus and enter for a chance to win a $25 Starbucks gift card!! Join Junior Achievement of Southeastern Pennsylvania and the School District of Philadelphia as we partner with La Salle University for JA Step to Success. We will be bringing 3rd graders on campus on Wednesday, October 25th and Tuesday, December 5th. Sign up to Thanksgiving Food Drive help guide students around campus to gain a better understanding of student life. You will be provided with La Salle Dining will be sponsoring a food drive to a guide and scripted talking points to help facilitate support Our Lady of Hope Catholic Church's discussions. Teachers and chaperones will be present "Table of Hope" Thanksgiving Dinner! The drive for the entirety of the trip. will take place until November 13th! Your participation will help students envision themselves as future college students and begin to recognize higher education as a viable part of their future!! Click on the link below to sign up!!! http://www.signupgenius.com/go/508044ba4ad28aaf49- jastep Reach out to Anjela Alvarado at [email protected] or 267.235.2617. Upcoming Events Company Dan Rodden Theatre NOV The Masque's production of Company will be beginning this Friday, Nov. 10th at 8PM. The other performances will be held the 11th, 16th, 17th, and 18th at 8PM, and on Sunday, November 12th at 2PM. All are encouraged to come! There will be a raffle at each performance! Van Certification NOV Long Term Service Fair NOV 12PM in the Union Ballroom 1PM in Good Shepherd Hall Any students interested in driving vans 14 Come out to learn about doing service 14 for organization programs must go after college! TUE TUE through this one hour training. Art with a Heart 7PM in the Holroyd Atrium NOV Featuring Laiza Santos, '14 (Social NOV Explorientation Info Session Media Manager, Mural Arts Program), 1PM in the Dan Rodden Theatre Bethany Welch, Ph.D. (Executive 14 16 Come find out what it is like to be an Director, The Aquinas Center), and Explorientation Information Session! TUE Bethany Hogan, '11 (Government THU Relations and Special Projects Manager, New York Restoration Project) Van Certification NOV Long Term Service Fair NOV 12PM in the Union Ballroom 1PM in Good Shepherd Hall Any students interested in driving vans 14 Come out to learn about doing service 14 for organization programs must go after college! TUE TUE through this one hour training. Upcoming Late Night La Salle Events Opening Night with the Masque Couch Potato Night 10PM in the Union Food Court 10PM in the Union Food Court NOV Come out and support the Masque on NOV their opening night of Company at 8PM in Feast on a mashed potato bar! Chill and the Dan Rodden Theatre. After the enjoy board games with your friends 10 show, join us in the FoodCourt to 11 while you eat all the mashed potatoes FRI celebrate with punch, cheesesteak rolls, SAT and toppings you can. chicken fingers, and more! Film: Dunkirk 10PM in the Dan Rodden Theatre Milkshakes and Mini-Golf A group of soldiers lead by Corporal NOV NOV 9PM in the Union Ballroom "Tubby" Bins (John Mills), stranded in France, must make their way to the Play free rounds of mini-golf in our nine 17 18 shores of Dunkirk in hopes of a rescue. hole indoor course while enjoying There will be a pre-movie reception that FRI delicious milkshakes! SAT starts at 10PM, with the film immediately following the end of the Masque's performacnce of Company. Deepher Dude Spa Night and Puppies DEC 7PM in the Tom Gola Arena DEC 8PM in the Union Food Court Come support La Salle's finest men as Massages and puppies allat the same they compete and perform in a fun night 01 02 time. Enjoy relaxing beverages like tea of Delta Phi Epsilon's annual male and hot cocoa. Relax. Recharge. And get FRI pageant. All supporting cystic fibrosis SAT some furry cuddles. research. Hot Cocoa Stroll Christmas Party DEC DEC 8PM in the Dan Rodden Theatre 10PM in the Union Food Court A Christmas party with all the seasonal Come meet the Divine 9 fraternities and 07 08 favorites: ornament decorating, hot sororities and enjoy some food, music, cocoa bar, cookies, Christmas carols, THU and hot cocoa. FRI card making, and a visit from Santa! X-Masoke DEC 10PM in the Union Food Court Break out your ugly sweaters and 09 caroling voices to bring Christmas cheer to La Salle. Belt your favorite karaoke to SAT your heart's desire! Co-sponsored by the Masque. Approved Fundraisers Cookies for Hunger and Homeless Splash Slover for Cystic Fibrosis Awareness Month November 14th at 12:15PM on the Union Patio November 16th at 12PM in the Union Lobby The event will be selling water balloons for $1 or $2 We will be selling insomnia cookies to raise money for 3 to be thrown at Deepher Dude Will Slover to to buy sanitary products for homeless women in raise money for Cystic Fibrosis. We will also be Philadelphia. This sale will be cosponsored by the selling Philly Pretzel Factory pretzels, as well as sisters of Delta Phi Epsilon and Pheed Philadelphia. accepting any donations. Sig 5K Whiffle Ball for a Cause November 11th at 8AM in the McCarthy November 10th from 6PM to 11PM in Stadium McCarthy Stadium The brothers of Sigma Phi Lambda will be hosting Alpha Phi Delta and the Student Government their 7th Annual Sig 5K to raise money for La Salle Association will be cohosting a whiffle ball Academy. Registration for the race starts at 8AM tournament to raise money for the Craig Knowal and the race will begin at 9AM. Special Needs & Trust. Ginger Bread Making Competition December 5th and 7th in the Union Habitat for Humanity is sponsoring a gingerbread house building competition. $15/team and each team is 5 people. In addition, they will be selling candy. If you have any questions about content in the newsletter, or if you would like your own content included, please contact Mina Koller at [email protected]..
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