THE RETURN OF OPEN MIC IS THIS WEEK!
|  The next exciting OPEN MIC activities, featuring local talent performing in the smooth, cool setting of our beautiful cafeteria are: Thursday January 27 at 7:30 pm
Thursday March 31 at 7:30 pm Thursday April 28 at 7:30 pm Contact Emilie Lacasse Pelletier for more info or to reserve your spot: elacasse@slc.qc.ca
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We are hiring for Library Happy Hour 5 à 7
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Job description:
Help the students.
Close up the Library and prepare for the next day.
Job requirement: You must be a Peer Tutor or willing to be one.
Hours and salary: Tuesday and Thursdays
Twice a week, $10.00/hour
Deadline to register: Friday, January 28, 2011
APPLICATION FORMS AVAILABLE AT THE LIBRARY CIRCULATION DESK.
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WEEKEND SCOREBOARD FOLLOW THIS LINK |
UPCOMING GAMES:
SLC MEN'S HOCKEY TEAM
Saturday January 29 14:30 Sorel-Tracy vs SLC Lions at Complexe sportif de l'Ancienne Lorette
Saturday February 5 19:30 SLC Lions vs André-Laurendeau
Sunday Februray 6 13:00 Alma vs SLC Lions at Complexe sportif de l'Ancienne Lorette
Friday February 11 19:30 SLC Lions vs Sorel-Tracy
Saturday February 12 14:30 Harrington vs SLC Lions at Complexe sportif de l'Ancienne Lorette
Friday February 18 19:30 Lions vs Saint-Laurent
Sunday February 20 13:30 Lions vs André-Laurendeau
Friday February 25 19:45 Lions vs Laflèche
Saturday February 26 14:30 Lionel-Groulx vs SLC Lions at Complexe sportif de l'Ancienne Lorette
AAA WOMEN BASKETBALL
Friday January 28, 19:00 Vanier vs Lady Lions @ SLC
Sunday January 30, 13:00 Lady Lions vs Dawson College
AA MEN BASKETBALLFriday January 28, 21:00 Sainte-Foy vs Lions @ SLC Sunday February 13, 15:00 Lions vs F.-X. Garneau Satruday February 19, 15:00 Lions vs Cégep de Jonquière Friday February 25, 21:00 Rivière-du-Loup vs Lions @ SLC
A MEN BASKETBALLTuesday February 1, 21:00 Lions vs Campus Notre-Dame-de-Foy Wednesday February 9, 21:00 Coll. Mérici vs Lions @ SLC Friday February 18, 21:00 F.-X. Garneau vs Lions @ SLC Wednesday February 23, 21:00 Lions vs Cégep de Trois-Rivières
A WOMEN BASKETBALLSunday January 30, 11:00 MaLady Lady Lions vs Notre-Dame-de-Foy Campus Notre-Dame-de-Foy Sunday February 13, 15:00 Trois-Rivières vs Lady Lions @ SLC Friday February 18, 19:00 F.-X. Garneau vs Lady Lions @ SLC Sunday February 27, 13:00 Lévis-Lauzon vs Lady Lions @ SLC A WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALLJanuary 30, 2011 Tournament No. 4 at Cégep Limoilou
Sunday March 6, 10:30 at Collège de Shawinigan |
| Up coming activities at SLC |
Tuesday January 25 The Ottawa University Caravan - Tuesday, January 25, from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. Representatives from various faculties (arts, social science, science, medicine, etc.) will be on campus to give out program-specific information.
Wednesday January 26 OPEN HOUSE AT SLC. We welcome prospective students and parents to St. Lawrence.
Thursday January 27 Journée Laval, 12 faculty representatives will be in the main hall from 12:00 to 2:00 pm.
Thursday January 27 7:30 pm: OPEN MIC, featuring local talent performing in the smooth, cool setting of our beautiful cafeteria.
Thursday February 3 12:10, in Room 242 by the library, next meeting of ECO-St. Lo, your local environment group. Everybody is welcome!
Tuesday February 8 12:10, in room 346-A, next meeting of Amnesty International. Everybody is welcome!
Sat Feb 19 and Sun Feb 20 Final Dress Rehearsals for Theatre Production Alice in Wonderland in the cafeteria. Sat; 9h00 to 5:00 p.m. , Sun 1:00 to 5:00 p.m.
Tuesday Feb 22 Final Dress Rehearsals for Theatre Production Alice in Wonderland in the cafeteria. 6:00 to 10:00 p.m.
February 19 to the 27th The 2011 Penthatlon des Neiges will take place between February 19 and 27. We are looking for interested students and staff teams to represent our college at this great event! Registration starts October 1st and will fill quickly, so hurry up! Register in Rm 278 with Martin Beaumont.
For more info on the Pentathlon des Neiges, visit their website: www.pentathlondesneiges.com
or drop by Martin's office.
February 24, 25 and 26 Theatre Production Alice in Wonderland, directed by John Halpin. Presented in the cafeteria. Showtime: 7:30 pm. More info to come.
Thursday March 3rd Guest Speaker, former student Edenne Fournier. More info to come.
Wednesday March 9 Improv Game Cégep Lévis-Lauzon vs SLC FIT
Thursday March 31 at 7:30 pm: OPEN MIC, featuring local talent performing in the smooth, cool setting of our beautiful cafeteria.
April 13 to 16 Theater group: Les Carpekats present Twelfth Night by William Shakespeare, directed by Suzanne Lemay.
Friday April 22 SLC Fashion Show at l'Ozone Laurier
Thursday April 28 7:30 pm: OPEN MIC, featuring local talent performing in the smooth, cool setting of our beautiful cafeteria.
Thursday May 5 Sports Banquet. More info to come
Saturday May 28 Graduation
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JEUNES EXPLORATEURS D'UN JOUR | |
St. Lawrence will be participating in the Jeunes Explorateurs d'un jour activity. This means that you have the opportunity of being paired up with a professional for a day. The activity is well-structured and the time spent in this project will be well worth your while. To find out more about JE d'un jour, visit the following website: www.jeunes-explorateurs.org
The deadline to register for JE d'un jour is January 28.
I will have drop-ins between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. this Friday , January 21, for students interested in participating. There is a school password that will be given to you so that you may complete the required documents online. Although the deadline is January 28, I must approve your documents online prior to this deadline.
If you miss school for this project (job shadowing) you will not be penalized (motivated absence).
The job shadowing activity will be held February 17 (health science) and April 14 (other fields). |
| SCHOLARSHIPS | |
View upcoming deadlines and scholarships by clicking on the following link:
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SLC OPEN HOUSE
|  Volunteers neededOur annual SLC Open House will be needing help next Wednesday January 26. Potential students and their parents are invited to come and visit and meet staff, teachers and students. We would like to have student volunteers available to show them around school and to answer any questions they may have about student life here at SLC. We are in need of a few students that will be available Wednesday, January 26, from 5:00 pm to 9:30 pm. This includes pizza supper at 5:00. Thank you all in advance. |
WHAT THE HECK - WINTER 2011
|  Auditions will be held for new members next
TUESDAY JANUARY 25 FROM 18H TO 20H IN ROOM 268.
TO DO IF INTERESTED:
1. Contact us at the email address found below
2. Singers: prepare 1 or 2 songs that demonstrate well your capacity and range (if needed, bring a CD preferably or an mp3 player)
Musicians: bring your instrument and be ready to play 1 or 2 songs
3. REMINDER: bring your smile and don't be stressed!! J
For more information and to inform us that you would like to audition,
Join us at : slc_whattheheck@hotmail.com |
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"Shave your Head" for Shawn
|  Date: January 28 2011
Time: 5:30 pm
Place: Champlain-St. Lawrence
Cause: Shawn's fight against Cancer
The goal of the event is to raise funds for former St. Lawrence Basketball player, Shawn Belanger. For the event, we ask each participant to find a minimum of 10 sponsors who will donate a minimum amount of $10 each. Friday, January 28th, 2011 at 5:30 pm, each participant will have his or her head shaved as a show of support to Shawn's cause. The event will be followed by a basketball doubleheader: AAA women's vs Vanier, and AA Men's vs Sainte-Foy.
Each participant is asked to send his name and coordinates to Maxime Boutin (maxime.boutin@inovmedia.biz) before January 20th, 2011. The list should also include the name and coordinates of each sponsor, as well as the amount donated.
For more information, contact Maxime Boutin at maxime.boutin@inovmedia.biz
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 Green tip of the week from your ECO-ST. Lo, your local environment group.
Our excess consumption patterns lead to the consumption of many types of resources, which in turn gives rise to environmental
degradation. Fossil fuel use results in land degradation from coal mining,
freshwater pollution from mine drainage and oil refinery operations, marine
pollution from oil spills and tanker operations, and air pollution from all
forms of combustion. Air pollution from fuel combustion has local effects
on public health, regional impacts such as acid precipitation, and globally
contributes to greenhouse gas emissions that lead to climate change.
Practically everything that we consume has an environmental impact, sometimes much more than we might think.
For instance,you probably haven't heard of coltan. Coltan is a rare mineral that is an essential component of the electronics we use all the time like cell phones, computers and digital cameras. The vast majority of the world's reserves are in East Congo. Coltan has become so sought-after that Congo has been overrun with warring militias competing for coltan's profits and leaving devastation in their wake.
Violence isn't new to Congo -- the country is sometimes referred to the as "rape capital of the world." But by using our electronics, we could unwittingly be contributing to the misery of the Congolese people.
We simply have to ask ourselves whether we need all the stuff that we are being convinced to buy.There are alternatives to buying. The first is voluntary simplicity, a life style choice that benefits all. Why not check it out?
At St. Lawrence it's easy being green!
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UPCOMING EVENTS
Career and Educational Services
UNIVERSITIES ARE COMING TO MEET YOU IN JANUARY:
Ottawa University
The Ottawa University Caravan - Tuesday, January 25, from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. Representatives from various faculties (arts, social science, science, medicine, etc.) will be on campus to give out program-specific information.
Université Laval
Journée Laval - Thursday, January 27, 2010 from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. Meet faculty representatives from literature and languages, social science, science, medicine, architecture, law, forestry, engineering, etc.
Bishop's University
A Bishop's representative will have a stand set up near the main entrance on Tuesday, February 8, from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. and is interested in meeting all students, whether you are just starting your studies or graduating this semester.
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An AngloStore.com event. | |
February 10th 7:15 pm
Guest Speaker Ross Murray to speak at Quebec High School Thursday February 10 at 7:15 pm.
Mr. Murray is a raconteur, author, and funny.
Hope to see you there.
An AngloStore.com event. |
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LOOKING FOR A JOB?
|  Summer jobs have already started to come in. We also have many part-time job offers.
Job offers can be found on the Counselling Services website at:
www.slc.qc.ca/counselling
Job offers are also posted on the bulletin board next to the counselling office (room 272). |
| DRUG OR ALCOHOL PROBLEMS |
Do you or others suspect that you may have a drug or/and an alcohol problem? Try this test and check if this might be the case. Just follow this link: http://www.interventionsolutions.com/ADselfdiagnosis.asp
If you do have a problem and would like to talk to someone about it, see Kim Patenaude.
If you need outside counseling, you can call Edgard Pitre at 418-952-5416.
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Career & Educational Counselling | |
Whether you would like to discuss your educational and career goals, or simply have a few questions about vocational, technical or university programs, a guidance counsellor is available on campus to help you out.
For quick questions or to rapidly address any concerns you may have, simply come during "drop-ins". Drop-ins this semester will be held everyday at noon starting January 18. Any changes or additional drop-in periods will be posted on my door.
To take an appointment, come and see me in room 272 (office 275). You can also write to me (e-mail or MIO) or leave a message on my voicemail.
Nicole Anne Daigle, Guidance Counsellor
418-656-6921 ext.218 |
| STUDENT ACTIVITIES Tuesday January 25, 2011 |
For more information on the contents of the newsletter or to add an article to the next mailing, contact student services at jgosselin@slc.qc.ca. | |
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