This Week in Photos
Sara Mathews and Dave Knotts take time out from Laser Tag
A TKE brother gettng ready to ride the mechanical bull at First Night Frostburg Rob Webber sliding his way through laser tag.
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SAI is all smiles
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UPCOMING EVENTS I FULL EVENT CALENDAR
7 > LABOR DAY - NO CLASSES 8 > BURG BBQ, 10am-3pm, Lower Quad, FREE 8 > UPC General Board Meeting, 7pm, 202 LUC, All are Welcome! 8 > Delta Zeta RED, WHITE, & BLUE NIGHT, 8pm, 53 Broadway, FREE 8 > Alpha Sigma Tau RECRUITMENT, 9pm, PE Center Leake Room, FREE 8 > Kappa Beta Gamma RECRUITMENT, 7pm, LUC ARMAH, FREE 8 > Phi Mu (formerly KTE) RECRUITMENT, 8pm, 101 Dunkle, FREE 9 > Frostburg BLOCK PARTY, 6-10pm, Main Street, Frostburg, FREE 9 > FSU's CLIMATE ACTION PLAN Open House Presentation, 10am-4:30pm, 201 Lane University Center, FREE 9 > Kappa Beta Gamma PREFERENCE NIGHT, 8pm, LUC ARMAH, FREE 10 > Kappa Beta Gamma BID DAY, 7pm, LUC 201, FREE 11 > BURG BASH, 9pm-2am, LUC ARMAH, FREE 11 > BODY MAPPING, 7pm, Stephanie Ann Roper Gallery, Fine Arts, FREE 11-13 > UPC Feature Film, STAR TREK, Rated R, 201 LUC, Atkinson Room, FREE 13> "BLUE-WHITE BALL AND PALE GREY DOT," 4pm & 7pm, 302 Tawes Hall Planetarium, FREE 13 > CES Ensemble Galelei "UNIVERSE OF DREAMS," PAC, $ 14 > College Panhellenic & UPC sponsored SEX SIGNALS, 8-9:30pm, LUC ARMAH, FREE 15 > DELTA ZETA and PI LAMBDA PHI BENEFIT CONCERT, 8pm, LUC ARMAH, Donations Accepted benefit March of Dimes and the YMCA 16 > MONSTER COLLEGE ADVANTAGE, 3 pm, 4:30 pm, 7:30 pm, LUC ARMAH, FREE 17 > BRENT SCARPO, ROAD TO HOLLYWOOD, 7 pm, Dunkle Hall, FREE 17 > PLAYRIGHTS, 7:30 pm, Performing Arts Center, FREE 19 > 4th ANNUAL APPALACHIAN FESTIVAL, 10 am - 6 pm, Upper Quad, FREE 19 > JEAN RITCHIE & SONS, 7:30 pm, Palace Theatre, Frostburg, $ 20 > "BLUE-WHITE BALL AND PALE GREY DOT," 4pm & 7pm, 302 Tawes Hall Planetarium, FREE 21 > UPC COMEDY NIGHT featuring BEN HAGUE, 8-10 pm, LUC ARMAH, FREE 22 > PAUL LOEB LECTURE, 7:30 pm - 9 pm, PAC Recital Hall, FREE 23 > UPC Creation Station: NAME ON RICE, 10am-2pm, LUC Lobby, FREE 26 > UPC Off Campus Trip: RENNAISSANCE FESTIVAL, 8am-8pm, $10, Tickets go on sale 9/16 at LUC Info Desk
Legend: ARMAH - Alice R. Manicur Assembly Hall, CES - Cultural Events Series, LUC - Lane University Center, PAC - Performing Arts Center, UPC - University Programming Council,
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SEXSIGNALS The Real Life Funny Sort of Improv Show about Sex and Relationships
Sponsored by Greek Life, University Programming Council and Office of Leadership and Civic Engagement
Monday, September 14 ~ 8:00 pm - FREE Lane University Center, Alice R. Manicur Assembly Hall
"Sex Signals" is a smart, compelling way to introduce college
students to thinking about sexual and relationship decision making.
They present the ideas humorously yet powerfully, creating a dialogue
with their audience that is unparalleled! The performers take risks to
make students laugh and help students learn, and the combination is
fantastic! We're having them back to perform three shows during our
Freshman Orientation.
Susan Marine, Director of Sexual Assault Prevention & Response, Harvard University
Wear Bobcat Red! First Football Game Football: FSU vs. Washington - Jefferson
Saturday, September 12 ~ 7:00 pm Bobcat FieldThe FSU Bobcat Cheerleaders are requesting all of the FSU students, staff and faculty that are attending the game to wear red to the first football game of the season. Come out and support your Bobcats! Visit FSU Athletics online!Follow live stats hereFor more info, contact Robert Cooper, Director of Student Activities 301.687.4049 I 237 Lane University CenterFacebook I Twitter
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Student Government Association
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Looking for senators Calling all students: SGA wants you
SGA meets every other Thursday Thursday, September 17 ~ 7:30 pm 201 Lane University CenterSGA serves as the voice of the student body. The functions of SGA are: To express constituents' opinions on university affairs as the Student Senate deems appropriate and necessary; to budget and allocate student activity fees; to appoint students to university committees as required; to develop and coordinate services and activities for the benefit of the student body; to facilitate cooperation and communication among students, faculty, staff, administration and others; and to ensure the rights and responsibilities of students in accordance with the Joint Statement of Rights and Responsibilities of Students. SGA has open positions 3 On campus; 1 Off campus; 1 At large; 2 Freshmen; 1 Transfer; 1 Non-traditional. Interviews for Senate Positions will be held Tuesday, Sept. 8. If interested, contact Kathi Perkins at 301.687.4304 or stop in the SGA Office at LUC 222 to make your appointment.Free Washington Post & USA Today newspapers every weekdaySGA provides Washington Post and USA Today weekday editions free of charge in paper machines located around campus. Use your ID to operate the machine and get your FREE copy.For more info, contact Kathi Perkins301.687.4304 I 222 Lane University Center
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Office of Leadership & Civic Engagement
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Ensemble Galelei: "Universe of Dreams" Multimedia Masterpiece X Celtic Music
Sunday, September 13 ~ 7:30 pm
Performing Arts Center, Pealer Recital Hall
Combining music, poetry and breathtaking visuals, Ensemble Galilei's "Universe of Dreams"
has been described as a "multimedia masterpiece." The renowned
Celtic/Early Music crossover group has teamed up with Neal Conan, host
of the popular NPR program "Talk of the Nation," to present a show that
creates the perfect union between sight and sound. While Ensemble
Galilei performs its rich repertoire of early Scottish and Irish folk
tunes, Conan recites classic and newer works about the stars and the
heavens from such authors as Stanley Kunitz, Jim Harrison and William
Shakespeare. The music and words serve as a backdrop as a large
projection screen features amazing celestial images captured from the
Hubble Telescope. The result is a powerful, and sometimes spiritual,
event.
"The players, each a soloist in her own
right, blended perfectly with the historic ambiance of the church and
captivated the audience from opening to encore." - The Ventura Star
Jean Ritchie and Sons
Saturday, September 19 ~ 8:00 PM
Palace Theatre, Main Street, Frostburg
Experience the rich, meaningful music of the Kentucky mountains, as
folk music sensation Jean Ritchie and Sons perform as part of FSU's
Appalachian Festival. For over 50 years, Ritchie has been a major
presence in American folk music. An outstanding composer, author and
folklorist, Ritchie's songs have been recorded by such artists as
Johnny Cash, Dolly Parton, Emmylou Harris and Linda Ronstadt. Often
referred to as "The Mother of Folk," Ritchie tours with her two sons,
Peter and Jonathan Pickow, and performs ballads from her Scottish,
Irish and English ancestry; the songs and hymns of her childhood in
Viper, Kentucky; and original works she has penned from her years as a
performer and social activist.
"One of the finest traditional folksingers we have in the United States today."
- The New York TimesSEPTEMBER PERFORMANCES: Ensemble Galelei "Universe of Dreams" Sunday, September 13 ~ 7:30 pm ~ $ Tickets RequiredPerforming Arts Center, Alice R. Manicur Assembly HallAppalachian Festival - Jean Ritchie and Sons
Saturday, September 19 ~ 8:00 pm ~ $ Tickets RequiredPalace Theatre, Main Street, FrostburgFor more info, contact Cultural Events Series 301.687.3137 I 235 Lane University Center Lane University Center Box Office open M-F 9am-5pm, Sat. 1-6pm Facebook I Twitter
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National Greek Hazing Prevention Week September 21-25, 2009
National Hazing Prevention Week is observed on campuses and within
organizations each year during the last week of September each year. Here at FSU, Greek organizations signing of
anti-hazing pledges and planning programs throughout the week. More info to come. Learn more here... For more info, contact Jamie Winters
301.687.7398 I 213 Lane University Center
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