The Youth Science Enrichment Protocol (YSEP) is an educational pipeline program of the SNMA which seeks to stimulate minority students' interest in science at an early age through creative, interactive science lessons and mentorship. The YSEP curriculum consists of science related projects and activities designed by SNMA members. The five areas that will be taught are the Mouth and the Respiratory, Cardiovascular, Digestive, and Central Nervous systems, with additional focus on Physical Activity, Nutrition and Stress. The members also serve as role models and provide mentorship for the young, minority students.

The Youth Science Enrichment Protocol (YSEP) is an educational pipeline program of the SNMA which seeks to stimulate minority students' interest in science at an early age through creative, interactive science lessons and mentorship. The YSEP curriculum consists of science related projects and activities designed by SNMA members.  The five areas that will be taught are the Mouth and the Respiratory, Cardiovascular, Digestive, and Central Nervous systems, with additional focus on Physical Activity, Nutrition and Stress. The members also serve as role models and provide mentorship for the young, minority students.

Were you or someone you know a target of bullying in school? Bring us your stories and help us convince legislators about the need to stop violence against children in NC schools.  This spring, DukeOUT will be organizing in support of the School Violence Prevention Act (also known as the Anti-Bullying Bill), which will be presented in the current session of the State Assembly. To kick off our advocacy effort we have invited Ian Palmquist, Executive Director of EqualityNC, who will talk to us about the importance of this piece of legislation for the LGBTQ community in NC. This talk will be followed with a small workshop on effective letter-writing and lobbying at the legislature (dinner will be provided).

Were you or someone you know a target of bullying in school? Do you have any grade school stories that you can share with us? Bring us your stories and help us convince legislators about the need to stop violence against children in NC schools.

This spring, DukeOUT will be organizing in support of the School Violence Prevention Act (also known as the Anti-Bullying Bill), which will be presented in the current session of the State Assembly.

To kick off our advocacy effort we have invited Ian Palmquist, Executive Director of EqualityNC, who will talk to us about the importance of this piece of legislation for the LGBTQ community in NC. This talk will be followed with a small workshop on effective letter-writing and lobbying at the legislature.  Dinner will be provided.

For more information contact Ignacio Adriasola, ia9@duke.edu
Monica Stich, mstich42@gmail.com

More Information at: http://www.nicholas.duke.edu/people/students/orgs-farmhand-seminar.html

 Learning how to bring consumers in contact with local producers for a meaningful relationship with those who grow and produce our food.

Carrboro Farmer’s Market
“Touted as one of the finest local markets in the country, the Carrboro Farmers' Market has provided an opportunity for local farmers to sell their products directly to the consumer since 1979… Members farms are visited periodically to assure that all items sold are locally grown by the seller and are of the highest quality.”

Chatham Marketplace
A successful cooperative owned entirely by members of the community joining freely to meet their common economic, social and cultural needs via a community owned and democratically governed business, serving their owners and employees, shoppers, local farmers and local business community.

SEEDS
SEEDS is a non-profit community garden whose goal is to teach people to care for the earth, themselves and each other through a variety of garden-based programs.

http://www.nicholas.duke.edu/people/students/orgs-farmhand-seminar.html

Learning how to bring consumers in contact with local producers for a meaningful relationship with those who grow and produce our food.

Carrboro Farmer’s Market
“Touted as one of the finest local markets in the country, the Carrboro Farmers' Market has provided an opportunity for local farmers to sell their products directly to the consumer since 1979… Members farms are visited periodically to assure that all items sold are locally grown by the seller and are of the highest quality.”

Chatham Marketplace
A successful cooperative owned entirely by members of the community joining freely to meet their common economic, social and cultural needs via a community owned and democratically governed business, serving their owners and employees, shoppers, local farmers and local business community.

SEEDS

SEEDS is a non-profit community garden whose goal is to teach people to care for the earth, themselves and each other through a variety of garden-based programs. 

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

This spring we are going to hold a weekly meditation group each Thursday during the semester, starting Jan. 15, 5:30-6:15 at CAPS, room 217 Page Bldg. Margaret Maytan, one of the instructors for our Intro. Course will be facilitating.

The class is open to all Duke students. If you've taken one of the intro. meditation classes at CAPS or elsewhere, this will be a great place for you to develop your skills further and get yourself back in the habit of regular meditation practice. If you've never meditated before and are just curious to see what it's about before enrolling in the intro. class, drop in and check it out. You do not have to register; just show-up any Thursday at 5:30!  If you have any questions, contact Margaret W Maytan <mayta001@mc.duke.edu>

BodySong - A CAPS Personal Growth Workshop

BodySong is a fun and creative workshop that uses music, poetry, and stories to explore the different ways in which body image issues form and to develop essential skills for making peace with food and body image concerns. 

It’s not THERAPY…but it is therapeutic.
 
For more information: CONTACT STACIE COOPER AT CAPS - 919.660.1000
or visit
http://caps.studentaffairs.duke.edu,  and click on Personal Growth Services

BODYSONG - A CAPS Personal Growth Workshop

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

This spring we are going to hold a weekly meditation group each Thursday during the semester, starting Jan. 15, 5:30-6:15 at CAPS, room 217 Page Bldg. Margaret Maytan, one of the instructors for our Intro. Course will be facilitating.

The class is open to all Duke students. If you've taken one of the intro. meditation classes at CAPS or elsewhere, this will be a great place for you to develop your skills further and get yourself back in the habit of regular meditation practice. If you've never meditated before and are just curious to see what it's about before enrolling in the intro. class, drop in and check it out. You do not have to register; just show-up any Thursday at 5:30!  If you have any questions, contact Margaret W Maytan <mayta001@mc.duke.edu>

BodySong - A CAPS Personal Growth Workshop

BodySong is a fun and creative workshop that uses music, poetry, and stories to explore the different ways in which body image issues form and to develop essential skills for making peace with food and body image concerns. 

It’s not THERAPY…but it is therapeutic.
 
For more information: CONTACT STACIE COOPER AT CAPS - 919.660.1000
or visit
http://caps.studentaffairs.duke.edu,  and click on Personal Growth Services

BODYSONG - A CAPS Personal Growth Workshop

Join the Duke MBA Games in the Fox Center at the Fuqua School of Business for a night of fun!

A silent auction starts at 5:30 and will be followed by a live auction at 7:30. We are auctioning off many excellent items including a Coach K signed basketball, ACC Tourney Tickets, and a week's stay in Puerta Vallerta!

Food, Beer, and Wine will be served. All proceeds benefit the Special Olympics of North Carolina. 

Join the Duke MBA Games in the Fox Center at the Fuqua School of Business for a night of fun!

A silent auction starts at 5:30 and will be followed by a live auction at 7:30. We are auctioning off many excellent items including a Coach K signed basketball, ACC Tourney Tickets, and a week's stay in Puerta Vallerta!

Food, Beer, and Wine will be served. All proceeds benefit the Special Olympics of North Carolina. 

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

This spring we are going to hold a weekly meditation group each Thursday during the semester, starting Jan. 15, 5:30-6:15 at CAPS, room 217 Page Bldg. Margaret Maytan, one of the instructors for our Intro. Course will be facilitating.

The class is open to all Duke students. If you've taken one of the intro. meditation classes at CAPS or elsewhere, this will be a great place for you to develop your skills further and get yourself back in the habit of regular meditation practice. If you've never meditated before and are just curious to see what it's about before enrolling in the intro. class, drop in and check it out. You do not have to register; just show-up any Thursday at 5:30!  If you have any questions, contact Margaret W Maytan <mayta001@mc.duke.edu>

BodySong - A CAPS Personal Growth Workshop

BodySong is a fun and creative workshop that uses music, poetry, and stories to explore the different ways in which body image issues form and to develop essential skills for making peace with food and body image concerns. 

It’s not THERAPY…but it is therapeutic.
 
For more information: CONTACT STACIE COOPER AT CAPS - 919.660.1000
or visit
http://caps.studentaffairs.duke.edu,  and click on Personal Growth Services

BODYSONG - A CAPS Personal Growth Workshop

Participate in preparing and sharing dinner with the fellow students and local Durham residents at the Durham Rescue Mission this Saturday, February 21. This trip is a great way to practice or pick up some cooking skills, as well as to learn more about the Durham community.  As background, the Durham Rescue Mission provides year-long housing and educational or training support for people undergoing a transitional period in their lives, often while overcoming drug and alcohol addiction. Contribute your help and enthusiasm while enjoying the company and fulfilling meal results!

To sign up, arrange for carpooling, or to ask any relevant questions, please e-mail Anastasia at agb17@duke.edu.

Participate in preparing and sharing dinner with the fellow students and local Durham residents at the Durham Rescue Mission this Saturday, February 21. This trip is a great way to practice or pick up some new cooking skills, as well as to learn more about the Durham community.  Come for as long as you can, and all levels of culinary abilities or are definitely welcome. As background, the Durham Rescue Mission provides year-long housing and educational or training support for people undergoing a transitional period in their lives, often while overcoming drug and alcohol addiction. Contribute your help and enthusiasm while enjoying the company and fulfilling meal results!

To sign up, arrange for carpooling, or to ask any relevant questions, please e-mail Anastasia at agb17@duke.edu.

Find out what Association for India's Development has been up to in the past year! Learn how funds raised with your help at fun events like Springternational and the Annual Cricket Tournament have funded a variety of carefully chosen projects in India from health awareness in remote villages to peoples' empowerment through their Right to Information.

Please join us for an update of all our activities, projects and financial report for the year 2008 and to learn more about how you can get involved! Indian snacks and refreshments served. Please RSVP to sj35@duke.edu (or at https://duke.collegiatelink.net/Community?action=viewEventDetails&orgID=15099&eventID=22273) by Wednesday February 18.

Find out what Association for India's Development has been up to in the past year! Learn how funds raised with your help at fun events like Springternational and the Annual Cricket Tournament have funded a variety of carefully chosen projects in India from health awareness in remote villages to peoples' empowerment through their Right to Information.

Please join us for an update of all our activities, projects and financial report for the year 2008 and to learn more about how you can get involved! Indian snacks and refreshments served. Please RSVP to sj35@duke.edu by Wednesday February 18. You can also RSVP at this link: https://duke.collegiatelink.net/Community?action=viewEventDetails&orgID=15099&eventID=22273

About AID: Association for India's Development (AID) is a non-profit group working towards social change in India, through grassroots development projects. We work in a wide range of areas including health, education, women's empowerment, microfinance, and rural development. For more information visit www.aidindia.org and www.duke.edu/web/aid

AID Inc is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation. Our tax-id is 04-3652609. To obtain a copy of the current financial statement please write to: AID, P.O. Box "F", College Park, MD 20741-3005. 

Duke Law School's Public Interest Law Foundation will put on its 13th Annual Auction and Gala on Saturday, February 21, 2009 at the Nasher Museum of Art. The silent auction will begin at 7:30, followed by a live auction at 9:30. Auction items this year include Oprah tickets, signed Duke basketball gear, Philadelphia Phillies tickets, vacation home packages, fine wines and wine tasting, hot air balloon rides, and MUCH more! Tickets can be bought ahead of time during lunch hours in Duke Law's Star Commons for $18, and at the door for $20. Dress is semi-formal. 

Duke Law School's Public Interest Law Foundation will put on its 13th Annual Auction and Gala on Saturday, February 21, 2009 at the Nasher Museum of Art. The silent auction will begin at 7:30, followed by a live auction at 9:30. Auction items this year include Oprah tickets, signed Duke basketball gear, Philadelphia Phillies tickets, vacation home packages, fine wines and wine tasting, hot air balloon rides, and MUCH more! Tickets can be bought ahead of time during lunch hours in Duke Law's Star Commons for $18, and at the door for $20. Dress is semi-formal.  A private PILF after-party begins after the live auction at G-Loft on Ninth Street.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

This spring we are going to hold a weekly meditation group each Thursday during the semester, starting Jan. 15, 5:30-6:15 at CAPS, room 217 Page Bldg. Margaret Maytan, one of the instructors for our Intro. Course will be facilitating.

The class is open to all Duke students. If you've taken one of the intro. meditation classes at CAPS or elsewhere, this will be a great place for you to develop your skills further and get yourself back in the habit of regular meditation practice. If you've never meditated before and are just curious to see what it's about before enrolling in the intro. class, drop in and check it out. You do not have to register; just show-up any Thursday at 5:30!  If you have any questions, contact Margaret W Maytan <mayta001@mc.duke.edu>

BodySong - A CAPS Personal Growth Workshop

BodySong is a fun and creative workshop that uses music, poetry, and stories to explore the different ways in which body image issues form and to develop essential skills for making peace with food and body image concerns. 

It’s not THERAPY…but it is therapeutic.
 
For more information: CONTACT STACIE COOPER AT CAPS - 919.660.1000
or visit
http://caps.studentaffairs.duke.edu,  and click on Personal Growth Services

BODYSONG - A CAPS Personal Growth Workshop

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

This spring we are going to hold a weekly meditation group each Thursday during the semester, starting Jan. 15, 5:30-6:15 at CAPS, room 217 Page Bldg. Margaret Maytan, one of the instructors for our Intro. Course will be facilitating.

The class is open to all Duke students. If you've taken one of the intro. meditation classes at CAPS or elsewhere, this will be a great place for you to develop your skills further and get yourself back in the habit of regular meditation practice. If you've never meditated before and are just curious to see what it's about before enrolling in the intro. class, drop in and check it out. You do not have to register; just show-up any Thursday at 5:30!  If you have any questions, contact Margaret W Maytan <mayta001@mc.duke.edu>

BodySong - A CAPS Personal Growth Workshop

BodySong is a fun and creative workshop that uses music, poetry, and stories to explore the different ways in which body image issues form and to develop essential skills for making peace with food and body image concerns. 

It’s not THERAPY…but it is therapeutic.
 
For more information: CONTACT STACIE COOPER AT CAPS - 919.660.1000
or visit
http://caps.studentaffairs.duke.edu,  and click on Personal Growth Services

BODYSONG - A CAPS Personal Growth Workshop

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

This spring we are going to hold a weekly meditation group each Thursday during the semester, starting Jan. 15, 5:30-6:15 at CAPS, room 217 Page Bldg. Margaret Maytan, one of the instructors for our Intro. Course will be facilitating.

The class is open to all Duke students. If you've taken one of the intro. meditation classes at CAPS or elsewhere, this will be a great place for you to develop your skills further and get yourself back in the habit of regular meditation practice. If you've never meditated before and are just curious to see what it's about before enrolling in the intro. class, drop in and check it out. You do not have to register; just show-up any Thursday at 5:30!  If you have any questions, contact Margaret W Maytan <mayta001@mc.duke.edu>

BodySong - A CAPS Personal Growth Workshop

BodySong is a fun and creative workshop that uses music, poetry, and stories to explore the different ways in which body image issues form and to develop essential skills for making peace with food and body image concerns. 

It’s not THERAPY…but it is therapeutic.
 
For more information: CONTACT STACIE COOPER AT CAPS - 919.660.1000
or visit
http://caps.studentaffairs.duke.edu,  and click on Personal Growth Services

BODYSONG - A CAPS Personal Growth Workshop

The benefit concert headlined by Braddigan will also feature videos and high profile speakers in order to address a Duke community issue - drug & alcohol awareness - in a unique and engaging way. Braddigan will be performing both acoustic and full band sets, and Coach Cutcliffe's appearance will be a sit-down Q&A on stage about drug/alcohol and tailgate issues he has seen as a coach.

TICKETS: FREE, w/ suggested donation of $3 (flex accepted) . Available at the door. All donations will go to Durham Together for Resilient Youth (DurhamTRY), a local nonprofit with Duke connections that works with at-risk youths.

TICKETS: FREE, w/ suggested donation of $3 (flex accepted). Available at the door. All donations will go to Durham Together for Resilient Youth (DurhamTRY), a local nonprofit with Duke connections that works with at-risk youths.

ABOUT THE ARTIST:

Brad Corrigan (aka Braddigan) is of Dispatch fame, a 3x platinum jam band that achieved worldwide fame with their hits “The General” and “Time Served.” They produced 4 studio albums; their 1996 album Silent Steeples was certified triple platinum. In 2002, their farewell concert in Boston became the largest in independent music history, with an estimated audience of 110,000. In 2007, Dispatch played a series of reunion shows to benefit Zimbabwe, and they sold out 3 nights in a row at Madison Square Garden.

ABOUT THE EVENT:

The benefit concert headlined by Braddigan will also feature videos and high profile speakers in order to address a Duke community issue - drug & alcohol awareness - in a unique and engaging way. Braddigan will be performing both acoustic and full band sets, and Coach Cutcliffe's appearance will be a sit-down Q&A on stage about drug/alcohol and tailgate issues he has seen as a coach.

ABOUT THE SPEAKERS:

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

This spring we are going to hold a weekly meditation group each Thursday during the semester, starting Jan. 15, 5:30-6:15 at CAPS, room 217 Page Bldg. Margaret Maytan, one of the instructors for our Intro. Course will be facilitating.

The class is open to all Duke students. If you've taken one of the intro. meditation classes at CAPS or elsewhere, this will be a great place for you to develop your skills further and get yourself back in the habit of regular meditation practice. If you've never meditated before and are just curious to see what it's about before enrolling in the intro. class, drop in and check it out. You do not have to register; just show-up any Thursday at 5:30!  If you have any questions, contact Margaret W Maytan <mayta001@mc.duke.edu>

BodySong - A CAPS Personal Growth Workshop

BodySong is a fun and creative workshop that uses music, poetry, and stories to explore the different ways in which body image issues form and to develop essential skills for making peace with food and body image concerns. 

It’s not THERAPY…but it is therapeutic.
 
For more information: CONTACT STACIE COOPER AT CAPS - 919.660.1000
or visit
http://caps.studentaffairs.duke.edu,  and click on Personal Growth Services

BODYSONG - A CAPS Personal Growth Workshop

Come enjoy an hour-long, informal lunch and discussion with our Director of Health Promotion (Student Health Services)! Seats are limited to the first 15 who RSVP to sara.salahi@duke.edu.

Come enjoy an hour-long, informal lunch and discussion with our Director of Health Promotion (Student Health Services)! Seats are limited to the first 15 who RSVP to sara.salahi@duke.edu.

The Youth Science Enrichment Protocol (YSEP) is an educational pipeline program of the SNMA which seeks to stimulate minority students' interest in science at an early age through creative, interactive science lessons and mentorship. The YSEP curriculum consists of science related projects and activities designed by SNMA members. The five areas that will be taught are the Mouth and the Respiratory, Cardiovascular, Digestive, and Central Nervous systems, with additional focus on Physical Activity, Nutrition and Stress. The members also serve as role models and provide mentorship for the young, minority students.

The Youth Science Enrichment Protocol (YSEP) is an educational pipeline program of the SNMA which seeks to stimulate minority students&#39; interest in science at an early age through creative, interactive science lessons and mentorship. The YSEP curriculum consists of science related projects and activities designed by SNMA members.  The five areas that will be taught are the Mouth and the Respiratory, Cardiovascular, Digestive, and Central Nervous systems, with additional focus on Physical Activity, Nutrition and Stress. The members also serve as role models and provide mentorship for the young, minority students.

Join GPSC Student Life for a free improv workshop!  This workshop will provide ample stress relief and laughter through the art form of improvisational theater.
Improv teaches us to be in the moment, stop thinking so hard, trust our instincts, cooperate with others and have good old-fashioned fun again!
Come learn simple tools that support the ability to think quickly and creatively; strengthen the imagination and right brain; and nurture our ability to play safely with others in a group atmosphere.  Anyone can learn to do improv--no experience is necessary and all are welcome!

Are you needing some stress relief? Do you want to remember what it feels like to play freely? When was the last time you really laughed?

In this free workshop we will be providing ample stress relief and laughter through the art form of improvisational theater.  Improv teaches us to be in the moment, stop thinking so hard, trust our instincts, cooperate with others and have good old-fashioned fun again!  Come learn simple tools that support the ability to think quickly and creatively; strengthen the imagination and right brain; and nurture our ability to play safely with others in a group atmosphere. In addition, for the artists of the group, learn the secret tool to powerful performances on stage! 

Anyone can learn to do improv, so come take part in the fun.  No experience necessary-all welcome!

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

This spring we are going to hold a weekly meditation group each Thursday during the semester, starting Jan. 15, 5:30-6:15 at CAPS, room 217 Page Bldg. Margaret Maytan, one of the instructors for our Intro. Course will be facilitating.

The class is open to all Duke students. If you've taken one of the intro. meditation classes at CAPS or elsewhere, this will be a great place for you to develop your skills further and get yourself back in the habit of regular meditation practice. If you've never meditated before and are just curious to see what it's about before enrolling in the intro. class, drop in and check it out. You do not have to register; just show-up any Thursday at 5:30!  If you have any questions, contact Margaret W Maytan <mayta001@mc.duke.edu>

Please join GPSC Student Life for a wine tasting event this Thursday, February 26th at 6:00 PM!  For $5 we will provide you with six samples of a variety of wines, while a wine expert guides you through the process of evaluating and appreciating your selection.  Space for this event is limited, so please follow this link and complete the survey to reserve your spot:  http://tinyurl.com/b72ljw

Please join GPSC Student Life for a wine tasting event this Thursday, February 26th at 6:00 PM!  For $5 we will provide you with six samples of a variety of wines, while a wine expert guides you through the process of evaluating and appreciating your selection.  Space for this event is limited, so please follow this link and complete the survey to reserve your spot:  http://tinyurl.com/b72ljw

Please join BLSA in conjunction with Beyu Caffe as we celebrate Black History Month through the arts. There will be music and poetry, as well as dessert foods and drinks. The event will be held Friday Feb. 27, 2009 from 8-11p.m. at the Mary Lou Williams Center. If you have any questions please contact brooke.girley@law.duke.edu.

Please join BLSA in conjunction with Beyu Caffe as we celebrate Black History Month through the arts. There will be music and poetry, as well as dessert foods and drinks. The event will be held Friday Feb. 27, 2009 from 8-11p.m. at the Mary Lou Williams Center. If you have any questions please contact brooke.girley@law.duke.edu.

EGSC and GPSC Student Life present Game Night this Thursday at 7:00 PM!  We have board and card games of all types: simple games, complicated games, short games, long games, even games that require no English reading to play!  You deserve a break from work, so bring your friends and have fun with us! Just remember to bring your student ID!

EGSC and GPSC Student Life present Game Night this Thursday at 7:00 PM!  We have board and card games of all types: simple games, complicated games, short games, long games, even games that require no English reading to play!  You deserve a break from work, so bring your friends and have fun with us! Just remember to bring your student ID!

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

This spring we are going to hold a weekly meditation group each Thursday during the semester, starting Jan. 15, 5:30-6:15 at CAPS, room 217 Page Bldg. Margaret Maytan, one of the instructors for our Intro. Course will be facilitating.

The class is open to all Duke students. If you've taken one of the intro. meditation classes at CAPS or elsewhere, this will be a great place for you to develop your skills further and get yourself back in the habit of regular meditation practice. If you've never meditated before and are just curious to see what it's about before enrolling in the intro. class, drop in and check it out. You do not have to register; just show-up any Thursday at 5:30!  If you have any questions, contact Margaret W Maytan <mayta001@mc.duke.edu>

Please join BLSA in conjunction with Beyu Caffe as we celebrate Black History Month through the arts. There will be music and poetry, as well as dessert foods and drinks. The event will be held Friday Feb. 27, 2009 from 8-11p.m. at the Mary Lou Williams Center. If you have any questions please contact brooke.girley@law.duke.edu.

Please join BLSA in conjunction with Beyu Caffe as we celebrate Black History Month through the arts. There will be music and poetry, as well as dessert foods and drinks. The event will be held Friday Feb. 27, 2009 from 8-11p.m. at the Mary Lou Williams Center. If you have any questions please contact brooke.girley@law.duke.edu.

PANGAEA: One World. One Party.
A semi formal event for Duke students, alumni, faculty and staff in the Library.
The International Association and the Duke Libraries take great pleasure in inviting you to experience the very best this world has to offer – all in one evening!

Join us for a spellbinding showcase of food, alcohol, performances, music and dancing from across the globe. 

For more information please see http://www.facebook.com/editevent.php?success=1&picture=&eid=138142180592#/event.php?eid=138142180592

PANGAEA: One World. One Party.
• A semi formal event for Duke students, alumni, faculty and staff in the Library.
• Friday, February 27th, 9pm - Midnight

The International Association and the Duke Libraries take great pleasure in inviting you to experience the very best this world has to offer – all in one evening!
From the Serengeti plains to Bollywood's hot spots...from Arabian oases to a quintessential European nightclub...the tastes, sights and sounds of Perkins, Bostock and the Link will envelope you in a cultural experience like none other!

Featuring...
• For the first time ever - THE LINK as "Club Pangaea" - techno, world music & glow sticks - experience global nightlife with DJ Mirakulus and special performance by DefMo.
• Café Funquê: All the way from Brazil - the band brings their unique flavor of Funk, Rock, Bossa Nova, Samba, Jazz..get ready for an explosive mix!
• Panda Force live performance in Bostock.

Celebrate the diversity of the student community here at Duke and immerse yourself within the 21st century Global Village within the Library!

Food (and alcoholic / non alcoholic drinks) from all corners of the globe including sushi, samosas, fried plantains, soasties & egg rolls

One World. One Party. 2/27

For more information please see http://www.facebook.com/editevent.php?success=1&picture=&eid=138142180592#/event.php?eid=138142180592 

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

This spring we are going to hold a weekly meditation group each Thursday during the semester, starting Jan. 15, 5:30-6:15 at CAPS, room 217 Page Bldg. Margaret Maytan, one of the instructors for our Intro. Course will be facilitating.

The class is open to all Duke students. If you've taken one of the intro. meditation classes at CAPS or elsewhere, this will be a great place for you to develop your skills further and get yourself back in the habit of regular meditation practice. If you've never meditated before and are just curious to see what it's about before enrolling in the intro. class, drop in and check it out. You do not have to register; just show-up any Thursday at 5:30!  If you have any questions, contact Margaret W Maytan <mayta001@mc.duke.edu>

Come help The Nature Conservancy restore the Crowley/Bowling preserve.  This will create new habitat for the creatures and plants of the longleaf pine ecosystem.  The "Bigger Picture" in this restoration is the connecting of Fort Bragg and the the Game Lands in Hoffman.  Crowley/Bowling sits in "The Corridor" which is between these two very large protected areas.  This planting will help close this gap and allow wild life to travel back and forth between the two areas thus Strengthing their genetic make-up by increasing their available gene pool.

*Plant a tree, help Slow Global Warming! *
** ** *The Dates*

*Wednesday, February 25th*
*Saturday, February 28th*
*Wednesday, March 4th*
*Saturday, March 7th*
** ** Come help The Nature Conservancy restore the Crowley/Bowling preserve.  This will create new habitat for the creatures and plants of the longleaf pine ecosystem.  The "Bigger Picture" in this restoration is the connecting of Fort Bragg and the the Game Lands in Hoffman.  Crowley/Bowling sits in "The Corridor" which is between these two very large protected areas.  This planting will help close this gap and allow wild life to travel back and forth between the two areas thus Strengthing their genetic make-up by increasing their available gene pool.
You will get to meet some of the staff and other volunteers of like mind and values.  All you will need is a lunch and drink, gloves and a water bottle.  We have plenty of trees and special shovels.  The saplings are small and easy to plant and hopefully we will have some nice weather.

*DIRECTIONS: *
**               *From the North*

  *            *Coming South on Hwy 1 or 15/501 You will come into
  Aberdeen (just south of Southern Pines).  Just south of Aberdeen,
  look for signs for Hwy 15/501 and Hwy 211 turning left off Hwy 1,
  turn left here and then left again in about 200 yards after you go
  over a railroad bridge.  Follow Hwy 211 several miles south.  You
  will come to Kolcraft (a large building on your right) and the Hoke
  Co. line.  Go straight a short distance farther, Crowley/Bowling
  will be on your left.  A TNC vehicle will be parked at he entrance.
  **   *From the South*
  **                   Coming North on Hwy 211 from Raeford or Fayetteville
  you will pass Mc Cain prison on your right, Approximately 4.5 miles
  further on you will see a TNC vehicle parked on the right at the
  entrance to Crowley/Bowing.  If you see a sign for Moore County, you
  have gone too far.

Please let me know what days you think you might be able to help and also give me your phone number in case something should come up at the last minute.  We will meet about 10:00am and work till mid afternoon.  If you have any trouble in route please give one of us a call.  Jim (910) 315-8729, Mike Norris (910) 322-0754,Ryan Elting (919) 949-1442 or John Cannon (304) 261-7612.

Admission Free! About Ravenna—Ravenna Michalsen is one of the few full-time American Buddhist musicians with ambitions to start an “American Buddhist music movement.” She has successfully released two albums, Bloom and Dharmasong, both essentially devotional albums: sadness, joy and anger are combined with utter openness and acceptance.  Many feature prominent figures from Indian and Tibetan Buddhism, including Yeshe Tsogyal, Machig Labdrön, and Sakyong Mipham Rinpoche.

Admission Free!

About Ravenna — Ravenna Michalsen is one of the few full time American Buddhist musicians with ambitions to start an “American Buddhist music movement.” Ravenna trained as a classical cellist for 14 years, and turned to voice and song writing in college. It wasn’t until a retreat with Sakyong Mipham Rinpoche in 2002 that the combination of dharma and music occurred. As of 2009, Ravenna has successfully released two albums, Bloom and Dharmasong, both essentially devotional albums: sadness, joy and anger are combined with utter openness and acceptance. Many feature prominent figures from Indian and Tibetan Buddhism, including Yeshe Tsogyal, Machig Labdrön, and Sakyong Mipham Rinpoche.

What is Dharma Music? –- Dharma is a Sanskrit word meaning "the teachings of the Buddha", "the way things are" or simply: "that which holds us back". The Tibetan word for dharma is "chö", which can be translated as: "to heal", "to restore" or "to repair". Dharma music then is music that turns the mind toward the teachings of the Buddha or that which holds us back from harmful action.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

This spring we are going to hold a weekly meditation group each Thursday during the semester, starting Jan. 15, 5:30-6:15 at CAPS, room 217 Page Bldg. Margaret Maytan, one of the instructors for our Intro. Course will be facilitating.

The class is open to all Duke students. If you've taken one of the intro. meditation classes at CAPS or elsewhere, this will be a great place for you to develop your skills further and get yourself back in the habit of regular meditation practice. If you've never meditated before and are just curious to see what it's about before enrolling in the intro. class, drop in and check it out. You do not have to register; just show-up any Thursday at 5:30!  If you have any questions, contact Margaret W Maytan <mayta001@mc.duke.edu>

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

This spring we are going to hold a weekly meditation group each Thursday during the semester, starting Jan. 15, 5:30-6:15 at CAPS, room 217 Page Bldg. Margaret Maytan, one of the instructors for our Intro. Course will be facilitating.

The class is open to all Duke students. If you've taken one of the intro. meditation classes at CAPS or elsewhere, this will be a great place for you to develop your skills further and get yourself back in the habit of regular meditation practice. If you've never meditated before and are just curious to see what it's about before enrolling in the intro. class, drop in and check it out. You do not have to register; just show-up any Thursday at 5:30!  If you have any questions, contact Margaret W Maytan <mayta001@mc.duke.edu>

The Nutrition and Dietetics Interest Group will be holding an event in Nutritional Self-Care for Healthcare Professionals.  Our guest who will be speaking on this topic is Franca Alphin (MPH, RD, LDN), who is a staff nutritionist here at Duke.  This event will primarily focus on helping healthcare students understand what their nutritional needs are and how to meet them.  Although this event is geared towards healthcare professionals, anyone is welcome to join.  

The Nutrition and Dietetics Interest Group will be holding an event in Nutritional Self-Care for Healthcare Professionals.  Our guest who will be speaking on this topic is Franca Alphin (MPH, RD, LDN), who is a staff nutritionist here at Duke.  This event will primarily focus on helping healthcare students understand what their nutritional needs are and how to meet them.  Although this event is geared towards healthcare professionals, anyone is welcome to join.  

This information session is designed to help healthcare students understand their own nutritional health and self-care as it pertains to becoming part of the healthcare community.  Examples of specific topics that may be covered: how to eat healthy while in the hospital, how to eat healthy on a budget, the benefits and harms of nutritional supplements, the importance of exercise, and how to be sure that what you are eating is providing you with what you need.

Ruben Gonzalez speaks: As the pressure on traditional cultures and natural resources grows,
environmental and human rights advocates find it difficult to articulate a
common agenda. In North Western Panama, the Alliance for Conservation and
Development (ACD) is currently facing these challenges.  While successful in
human rights advocacy strategies, capacity building though legal training
projects, legal actions and aggressive diplomacy, ACD has found it difficult to
generate a common front with environmental organizations that consider the
indigenous rights agenda as too political. The dilemma continues and the
question remains: is it possible to articulate the human rights and
conservation agendas to cope with the challenge of an unsustainable development
model?

Ruben Gonzalez is a founding member of the Alliance for Conservation and
Development, a Panamanian NGO, and a Rotary World Peace Fellow in the Program
for International Policy at Duke University.

The Working Group on the Environment presents:

Ruben Gonzalez: Environment, Development and Human Rights at the Crossroads: The
challenge of environmental and human rights advocacy in a globalized world

Monday, March 2nd at 6:15 PM
Room A156, The Levine Science Research Center
There will be milk and cookies!

As the pressure on traditional cultures and natural resources grows,
environmental and human rights advocates find it difficult to articulate a
common agenda. In North Western Panama, the Alliance for Conservation and
Development (ACD) is currently facing these challenges.  While successful in
human rights advocacy strategies, capacity building though legal training
projects, legal actions and aggressive diplomacy, ACD has found it difficult to
generate a common front with environmental organizations that consider the
indigenous rights agenda as too political. The dilemma continues and the
question remains: is it possible to articulate the human rights and
conservation agendas to cope with the challenge of an unsustainable development
model?

Ruben Gonzalez is a founding member of the Alliance for Conservation and
Development, a Panamanian NGO. Ruben and ACD have been involved in fighting
proposed dams in the "Bocas del Toro" region of Panama (on the border with
Costa Rica).  Currently, Ruben is a Rotary World Peace Fellow in the Program

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

This spring we are going to hold a weekly meditation group each Thursday during the semester, starting Jan. 15, 5:30-6:15 at CAPS, room 217 Page Bldg. Margaret Maytan, one of the instructors for our Intro. Course will be facilitating.

The class is open to all Duke students. If you've taken one of the intro. meditation classes at CAPS or elsewhere, this will be a great place for you to develop your skills further and get yourself back in the habit of regular meditation practice. If you've never meditated before and are just curious to see what it's about before enrolling in the intro. class, drop in and check it out. You do not have to register; just show-up any Thursday at 5:30!  If you have any questions, contact Margaret W Maytan <mayta001@mc.duke.edu>

Come out and learn from the best how to write a constitution for your student group so that it can sustain over time!  GPSC and OSAF are presenting this workshop for any interested student group leader.

Come out and learn from the best how to write a constitution for your student group so that it can sustain over time!  GPSC and OSAF are presenting this workshop for any interested student group leader.

Come enjoy an hour-long, informal lunch and discussion with our Deputy Directors of Athletics! Seats are limited to the first 15 who RSVP to sara.salahi@duke.edu.

Come enjoy an hour-long, informal lunch and discussion with our Deputy Directors of Athletics! Seats are limited to the first 15 who RSVP to sara.salahi@duke.edu.

Interested in figuring out what GPSC should work on over the next 3 years. We are looking for graduate and professional students who would like to discuss current and projected issues facing our community. This will be the first of many discussions. If you are interested in joining us for lunch  or would like to be part of the discussion at a later time please contact Alethea at and10@duke.edu

Interested in figuring out what GPSC should work on over the next 3 years. We are looking for graduate and professional students who would like to discuss current and projected issues facing our community. This will be the first of many discussions. If you are interested in joining us for lunch  or would like to be part of the discussion at a later time please contact Alethea at and10@duke.edu

Please join us for the GPSC General Assembly Meeting.  REMINDER: this meeting is starting at 6:00pm so that we can end by 7:30pm since there is a basketball game at 8:00pm.  Food will be available beginning at 5:30pm. 

Representatives from our health insurance provider, United Healthcare Student Resources will be present at the March 3rd GPSC General Assembly meeting.  They will be presenting information concerning our insurance plan especially the plan highlights and prescription drug information.  This presentation will be particularly interesting for those who have questions about our plan or are interested in how prescription plans work.  There will be a question and answer session for questions about our policy and how it relates to your constituencies.  Wednesday morning there will be a session for more specific policy-related questions from individuals. 

Please join us for the GPSC General Assembly Meeting.  REMINDER: this meeting is starting at 6:00pm so that we can end by 7:30pm since there is a basketball game at 8:00pm.  Food will be available beginning at 5:30pm. 

Representatives from our health insurance provider, United Healthcare Student Resources will be present at the March 3rd GPSC General Assembly meeting.  They will be presenting information concerning our insurance plan especially the plan highlights and prescription drug information.  This presentation will be particularly interesting for those who have questions about our plan or are interested in how prescription plans work.  There will be a question and answer session for questions about our policy and how it relates to your constituencies.  Wednesday morning there will be a session for more specific policy-related questions from individuals. 

Elections for the 2009-2010 GPSC Executive Board will be held at the General Assembly meeting on Tuesday, April 7.   Please join us after this week's general assembly meeting (03/03) for an informal gathering to find out more about the different positions and to get to know the current Board.

Elections for the 2009-2010 GPSC Executive Board will be held at the General Assembly meeting on Tuesday, April 7.   Please join us after this week's general assembly meeting (03/03) for an informal gathering to find out more about the different positions and to get to know the current Board.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

This spring we are going to hold a weekly meditation group each Thursday during the semester, starting Jan. 15, 5:30-6:15 at CAPS, room 217 Page Bldg. Margaret Maytan, one of the instructors for our Intro. Course will be facilitating.

The class is open to all Duke students. If you've taken one of the intro. meditation classes at CAPS or elsewhere, this will be a great place for you to develop your skills further and get yourself back in the habit of regular meditation practice. If you've never meditated before and are just curious to see what it's about before enrolling in the intro. class, drop in and check it out. You do not have to register; just show-up any Thursday at 5:30!  If you have any questions, contact Margaret W Maytan <mayta001@mc.duke.edu>

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

This spring we are going to hold a weekly meditation group each Thursday during the semester, starting Jan. 15, 5:30-6:15 at CAPS, room 217 Page Bldg. Margaret Maytan, one of the instructors for our Intro. Course will be facilitating.

The class is open to all Duke students. If you've taken one of the intro. meditation classes at CAPS or elsewhere, this will be a great place for you to develop your skills further and get yourself back in the habit of regular meditation practice. If you've never meditated before and are just curious to see what it's about before enrolling in the intro. class, drop in and check it out. You do not have to register; just show-up any Thursday at 5:30!  If you have any questions, contact Margaret W Maytan <mayta001@mc.duke.edu>

WHAT:    Throwdown Thursday @ The MLW Center

Join GPSC for a Tax Seminar with an expert from H&R Block.  They will present some general information and then we'll open the floor to more specific questions.

Please bring all of your forms with you if you'd like to ask a specific question.

Join GPSC Student Life for its monthly Thirsty Thursday event this Thursday at Devine's!  Drink specials include $5 High Life pitchers, $4.50 SoCo and limes, $4 gin & tonics, and $4 vodka & cranberries!  IMPORTANT: Remember to bring a canned food item to donate and your bar cover is waived!

Join GPSC Student Life for its monthly Thirsty Thursday event this Thursday at Devine's!  Drink specials include $5 High Life pitchers, $4.50 SoCo and limes, $4 gin & tonics, and $4 vodka & cranberries!  IMPORTANT: Remember to bring a canned food item to donate and your bar cover is waived!

Elections for the 2009-2010 GPSC Executive Board will be held at the General Assembly meeting on Tuesday, April 7.   If you are interested in running, please join us for an informal gathering to find out more about the different positions and to get to know the current Board.  This event will be held in conjunction with the Student Life Thirsty Thursday event.

Elections for the 2009-2010 GPSC Executive Board will be held at the General Assembly meeting on Tuesday, April 7.   If you are interested in running, please join us for an informal gathering to find out more about the different positions and to get to know the current Board.  This event will be held in conjunction with the Student Life Thirsty Thursday event.

Devine's Restaurant & Sports Bar

904 W Main St
Durham, NC 27701

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

This spring we are going to hold a weekly meditation group each Thursday during the semester, starting Jan. 15, 5:30-6:15 at CAPS, room 217 Page Bldg. Margaret Maytan, one of the instructors for our Intro. Course will be facilitating.

The class is open to all Duke students. If you've taken one of the intro. meditation classes at CAPS or elsewhere, this will be a great place for you to develop your skills further and get yourself back in the habit of regular meditation practice. If you've never meditated before and are just curious to see what it's about before enrolling in the intro. class, drop in and check it out. You do not have to register; just show-up any Thursday at 5:30!  If you have any questions, contact Margaret W Maytan <mayta001@mc.duke.edu>

Join GPSC Student Life for its monthly Thirsty Thursday event this Thursday at Devine's!  Drink specials include $5 High Life pitchers, $4.50 SoCo and limes, $4 gin & tonics, and $4 vodka & cranberries!  IMPORTANT: Remember to bring a canned food item to donate and your bar cover is waived!

Join GPSC Student Life for its monthly Thirsty Thursday event this Thursday at Devine's!  Drink specials include $5 High Life pitchers, $4.50 SoCo and limes, $4 gin & tonics, and $4 vodka & cranberries!  IMPORTANT: Remember to bring a canned food item to donate and your bar cover is waived!

Are you interested in welcoming new international students and helping them settle at Duke and Durham? Did you have a great experience with your IHOPs? Volunteer to be an IHOP (International House Orientation Peer)!??

To apply, go to the link below to fill out the application form and click on "SEND IT!"
http://ihouse.studentaffairs.duke.edu/forms/ihop2009/
Applications will be accepted until 5:00 p.m., Friday, March 6th, 2009.

International House Orientation Peer (IHOP) Application!!
2009-2010

?
 
Are you interested in welcoming new international students and helping them settle at Duke and Durham? Did you have a great experience with your IHOPs? Volunteer to be an IHOP (International House Orientation Peer)!??

What is IHOPs?
http://ihouse.studentaffairs.duke.edu/programs/intlstudents/ihop/index.html

To apply, go to the link below to fill out the application form and click on "SEND IT!"
http://ihouse.studentaffairs.duke.edu/forms/ihop2009/
Applications will be accepted until 5:00 p.m., Friday, March 6th, 2009.

So, who are we looking for???
We are looking for students with:
・Enthusiasm
・Punctuality
・Reliability
・ Friendly, outgoing personality
・Ability to work in a team environment—willingness to follow instructions as well as give and accept feedback

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

This spring we are going to hold a weekly meditation group each Thursday during the semester, starting Jan. 15, 5:30-6:15 at CAPS, room 217 Page Bldg. Margaret Maytan, one of the instructors for our Intro. Course will be facilitating.

The class is open to all Duke students. If you've taken one of the intro. meditation classes at CAPS or elsewhere, this will be a great place for you to develop your skills further and get yourself back in the habit of regular meditation practice. If you've never meditated before and are just curious to see what it's about before enrolling in the intro. class, drop in and check it out. You do not have to register; just show-up any Thursday at 5:30!  If you have any questions, contact Margaret W Maytan <mayta001@mc.duke.edu>

At least eight students are needed to prepare and serve dinner at the Ronald McDonald House on Saturday March 7th. We will start preparing the meal at 4:00, share the meal at 5:30pm, and clean up should be finished by 6:30pm. To learn more about how the Ronald McDonald House helps the families of those children who are receiving treatment for a serious illness at a nearby medical facility, please visit: http://www.ronaldhousedurham.org.

At least eight students are needed to prepare and serve dinner at the Ronald McDonald House on Monday, July 21st. We will start preparing the meal at 4:30, serve the meal at 6pm, and clean up should be finished by 6:30pm. To learn more about how the Ronald McDonald House helps the families of those children who are receiving treatment for a serious illness at a nearby medical facility, please visit: http://www.ronaldhousedurham.org.

Welcome to join us for singing this Saturday.  Please come with friends and family and have fun. Drinks and snacks will be provided. FREE DCSSA Discount Card will also be distributed during the event.

Welcome to join us for singing this Saturday.  Please come with friends and family and have fun. Drinks and snacks will be provided. FREE DCSSA Discount Card will also be distributed during the event.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS EVERY THURSDAY From JANUARY 15TH - APRIL 23RD

5:30 P.M. - 6:15 P.M.

This spring we are going to hold a weekly meditation group each Thursday during the semester, starting Jan. 15, 5:30-6:15 at CAPS, room 217 Page Bldg. Margaret Maytan, one of the instructors for our Intro. Course will be facilitating.

The class is open to all Duke students. If you've taken one of the intro. meditation classes at CAPS or elsewhere, this will be a great place for you to develop your skills further and get yourself back in the habit of regular meditation practice. If you've never meditated before and are just curious to see what it's about before enrolling in the intro. class, drop in and check it out. You do not have to register; just show-up any Thursday at 5:30!  If you have any questions, contact Margaret W Maytan <mayta001@mc.duke.edu>