Announcements

• Office of Spiritual Life events
• Weeding at the Nature Park
• FREE: Relaxation event
• Darfur letter writing
• Lecture sponsored by the Prindle Institute
• Alpha Psi Omega / Duzer Du present: To spin the bottle sideways: A musical montage of people playing games
• Find out about arts events on campus this week
• Kelly Tsai

• May 1 deadline for scholarship
• Psi Lambda Xi philanthropy and movie night
• D3TV schedule
• Pre-Relay events
• Mama Nunz's Relay special
• Support the Putnam County Emergency Food Pantry
• WGRE DJ of the week
• Strength and Conditioning, Personal Training, Performance Enhancement student intern interest meeting
• School of Music events

Wednesday, April 30
5 - 6 p.m.
Reese Hall Lobby

Food for Thought
Labyrinth Walk
Meet at Reese Hall Lobby

Bring your thoughts, bring your questions, bring your appetite. A weekly program sponsored by the Office of Spiritual Life. Come listen to faculty and staff discuss what matters most to them and why. Dinner is provided.

Thursday, May 1
7 p.m.
Meharry Hall of East College

Holocaust Remembrance

Dr. John K. Roth
Robert and Carolyn Frederick Distinguished Visiting Professor of Ethics

Mr. Theodore "Zev" Weiss
President, Holocaust Educational Foundation
Holocaust Survivor

Reception to follow. This event is free and open to the public. Sponsored by DePauw Hillel and the Office of Spiritual Life.

Would you like to help pull some Garlic Mustard at the Nature Park? You would be doing service for the university and getting some fresh air at the same time!

Garlic Mustard is an invasive non-native plant that is growing in large patches along the Creekside Trail at the Nature Park. Garlic Mustard displaces native wildflowers and reduces the health of trees. If we remove the plants, we will help restore and maintain the health of our forests! The more effort we put in, the more success we will see.

If you'd like to help, e-mail Vanessa Artman, Assistant Professor, Biology Department and Nature Park Program Coordinator when you would like to go out. You can help almost anytime during the next three weeks.

Wednedsay, May 7
2 - 6 p.m.
UB Terrace Rooms

The Union Board will be hosting a Relaxation event. There will be three masseuses giving free massages. There will also be free food in the fishbowl including a chocolate fountain and sandwiches. Keep in mind that spaces are limited for the massages and you need to have an appointment to get a massage. Sign up in the Campus Life Office today!

Wednesday, April 30 - Friday, May 2
11 a.m. - 1 p.m.
The Hub

Never again! The students of John Roth's Post-Holocaust Genocide class will be tabling at the Hub asking students to write or sign letters concerning the genocide in Darfur. Students can compose their own letters or simply sign a pre-written letter that will be sent to the White House and to Senators Bayh and Lugar. Please stop by - one signature can make a difference!

Tuesday, May 6
7:30 p.m.
PCCM, Watson Forum

Clark Wolf, Director of the Bioethics Program at Iowa State University, will visit DePauw University as a guest of The Janet Prindle Institute for Ethics. Wolf's lecture, "Justice and the Further Future: Climate as an Exhaustible Resource," is free and open to all.

Thursday, May 1
7:30 p.m.
GCPA, Moore Theatre

Saturday, May 3
9 p.m.
GCPA, Moore Theatre

Sunday, May 4
5 p.m.
GCPA, Moore Theatre

A student-written, compiled, directed and produced musical directed by Kelly Gagnon, with musical direction by Sarah Grant. This performance is free and open to the public. Seats are available on a first-come, first-served basis. For more information on Alpha Psi Omega / Duzer Du,
click here.

The Margaret Gilmore Library Science
Scholarship Spring 2008

The Margaret Gilmore Library Science Scholarship is a one year scholarship awarded to a DePauw alumna (or a graduating woman) who is planning a career in library and information science. The successful applicant will be awarded the scholarship for graduate study in an accredited graduate library school. The deadline for application is May 1 for the coming academic year. Guidelines from the will of Margaret Gilmore state that applicants are to be "selected on the basis of personality, character, and scholastic ability," and that, "each recipient is to make her own choice of Graduate School."

You may apply for the scholarship by sending a letter of application, a resume and two letters of reference to:

Rick Provine
Roy O. West
Library Administration
provine@depauw.edu
765-658-4434

Please direct any questions to Kathleen List or call 765-658-4434.

Collection:
Wednesday, April 30 - Friday, May 2
The Hub

Free movie:
Thursday, May 1
7 p.m.
PCCM, Watson Forum

Psi Lambda Xi will be in the Hub during lunch collecting toys, clothing and diapers (ages 0-5) for Tots Time as well as pocket change for the Pregnancy Center of Putnam County.

We will also be showing a free animated movie. Donations are accepted and snacks will be provided.

12:00 Student Congress
12:45 The View
1:00 DePauw Cappella Performances
2:00 DePauw Request Live
2:30 The Source
3:00 The World is Talking
4:00 Dr. Brian Casey Interview
4:30 IFC News Stories
4:45 Two White Guys Talking
5:00 Defense of Liberty
6:00 Tigerfire
7:00 DePauw Request Live
7:30 The Source
8:00 WGRE Sports Reporters
9:00 The World is Talking
10:00 Dr. Brian Casey Interview
10:30 IFC News Stories
10:45 Two White Guys Talking
11:00 DePauw Cappella Performances

Don't miss our exclusive interview with Dr. Brian Casey, DePauw's new president, airing daily at 10 and 4 a.m. and p.m.

Wednesday, April 30

Pie in the face in Academic Quad from
10:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. $1 buys a chance to throw a pie in the face of your DePauw peers and faculty.

Thursday, May 1

Relay Night @ Jazz at the Duck

Friday, May 2

Bucket shaking throughout the community

Thursday, May 1 - Sunday, May 4

5% of all profits will go towards Putnam County's Relay for Life. Enjoy a great dinner and help Relay at the same time!

Wednesday, April 30 - Friday, May 2
12:30 - 1:20 p.m.
5:30 - 7 p.m.
The HUB and The Den

DePauw students are encouraged to visit the Civic Fellows table in order to donate up to $200 of excess money on their meal plan to be used to buy food for the pantry. For more information, contact Joy Oguntimein.

Wednesday, May 7
4:30 p.m.
Lilly Center, Room 207

Attention students interested in becoming Strength and Conditioning Coaches, Personal Trainers or Performance Enhancement Specialists. There will be an informational meeting about being a student intern. We will talk about initiatives and programming to involve students in real life opportunities here on campus. If you are unable to attend the meeting and are interested, please email rdortch@depauw.edu and set up a time to meet.

Wednesday, April 30

Senior Recital: Michael Lindsey, percussion
7:30 p.m.
GCPA, Thompson Recital Hall

Thursday, May 1

Flute Choir
1 p.m.
GCPA, Thompson Recital Hall

New Music Ensemble
7:30 p.m.
GCPA, Thompson Recital Hall

Friday, May 2

Senior Recital: Andrew (AJ) Good, trumpet
7:30 p.m.
GCPA, Thompson Recital Hall

Saturday, May 3

Senior Recital: Adam Bodony, trombone
1 p.m.
GCPA, Thompson Recital Hall

Senior Recital: Sam Barnes, violin
3 p.m.
GCPA, Thompson Recital Hall

Junior Recital: John J. Peters, trombone
5 p.m.
GCPA, Thompson Recital Hall

Junior Recital: Emily Stubbs, mezzo-soprano, and Amy Jantz, clarinet
7:30 p.m.
GCPA, Thompson Recital Hall

Sunday, May 4

DePauw Orchestra, University Chorus and Chamber Singers
3 p.m.
GCPA, Thompson Recital Hall

Senior Recital: Keith Teepen, piano
7:30 p.m.
GCPA, Thompson Recital Hall