 Centraide Bake Sale
| Mornings November 5 to 8 by the fish pond. All these goodies go very well with your morning coffee!
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UNICEF FUNDRAISER RESULTS
|  UNICEF Fundraiser:100$!
Amnesty Petition : 370 signatures ("16 full pages") !!!
THANK YOU SAINT-LAWRENCE !!
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English Exit Exam
|  Information Session on the English Exit Exam Time: 12:30 pm Place: Room 268 Date: Tuesday, Dec. 4, 2012 |
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Actor-Singers needed for Musical-theatre at SLC
Following the success of the past years, SLC will again be producing an original musical-comedy to be presented in February 2013. This year's production, entitled "The Broth of Brith" is fun-filled fantasy-comedy driven by over 15 great songs. Many actors, singers and production crew are needed, it is open to students and staff, and no experience is required. To learn more about this great cultural opportunity, come to our first meeting on Monday, November 5 at 16:00 in room 223. No previous experience needed, and it's a great way to improve your spoken English. (If you have any questions, just see John Halpin in Rm. 226, or send him a Mio).
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WEEKEND SCOREBOARD | AA Women :
Friday November 1 : Chicoutimi 46 - 79 Lady Lions
Sunday November 4: Lady Lions 79 - 54 Garneau
AA Men:
Collège Champlain-St-Lawrence
Friday November 1 : Chicoutimi 106 - 82 Lions
Sunday November 4: Lions 91 - 84 Garneau
A Women:
Sunday November 4: Lévis-Lauzon 51 - 40 Lady Lions
A Men:
Sunday November 4: Lévis-Lauzon 43 - 96 Lions
Hockey:
Wednesday October 31 : Thetford 2 - 1 Lions
Sunday November 4: André-Laurendeau 7 - 4 Lions
UP COMING GAMES
Friday November 9th:
19:00 AA Women BB vs Limoilou at Cégep Limoilou
21:00 AA Menn BB vs Limoilou at Cégep Limoilou
Saturday November 10th:
13.00 Garneau vs A Women BB at SLC
15:30 Lions Hockey vs Lionel-Groulx at Collège Lionel-Groulx
Sunday November 11:
10:00 Tournament No. 2 vs Women Volleyball at Cégep de Trois-Rivières
16:00 Lions Hockey vs Sorel-Tracy at Colisée Cardin
20.00 A Men BB vs La Pocatière at Cégep la Pocatière
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| Concours intercollégial de poésie 2012-2013 | 
Courez la chance d'être publié et de remporter de beaux prix
Vous avez jusqu'au 28 novembre pour soumettre votre poème à un professeur de français du cégep (par MIO)
Critères d'évaluation :
* Originalité des images
* Vocabulaire approprié
* Rythme et musicalité du vers (vers libres)
* Maximum de 36 vers
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Tech Crew Needed
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 Important Reminder
It is the time of the year where many students look into traveling during the holidays. Remember not to schedule any departures before December 22, 2012.
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WHEN DOES THE SEMESTER END:
- The fall 2012 semester ends on Friday, December 21, 2012. All students are expected to be available until the end of the semester. In exceptional circumstances (ie: two exams scheduled at the same time, illness, etc.) students may be permitted to write a special exam.
- Please note that should exams be cancelled due tu weather conditions, those exams could be rescheduled to Friday December 21st.
- Should you have an emergency, contact Academic Services immediately.
- IF YOU PLAN A TRIP DURING THE EXAM PERIOD, YOU RUN THE RISK OF FAILING THE COURSE.
Follow this link to see the academic calendar
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| La tournée du Québec pour les droits humains s'arrête à Québec !
 A major conference is coming up here in Quebec City focusing on many dimensions of human rights, including food and climate justice. The conference is organised by Bob McBryde, our retired colleague, and will take place on Saturday November 17, starting at 13:00 at the Centre Frédéric Back, 870 de Salaberry. Invited are important human rights advocates from our community. This is a rare event for Quebec City.
Please note that the conference will take place in French. To register contact TourneeDH@gmail.com
Registration is free.
For further details contact Fred Martin fmartin@slc.qc.ca
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| A weekend in New-York? Why not!? |
 Starting at $219 for New York, including bus, 2 nights and daily shuttles to downtown NYC ! Departures: October 26-29
December 16-19
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| We're having a launch party! | Life in Quebec Magazine
We're having a launch party for Life in Quebec Magazine, and we'd love you to come along.
Place: AngloStore, Place Naviles, 3400 chemin des Quatre-Bourgeois, Québec, Québec G1W 2L3
Date: Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Time: From 19:00
Please bring a friend (or two).
Come and meet the writers, contributors, and other people behind the creation of the publication.
Please RSVP by www.lifeinquebec.com/contact-us
You can also respond via www.facebook.com/events/207626576037833
For more info about the magazine, and the company behind it:
www.lifeinquebec.com/new-lifestyle-magazine-to-launch-in-quebec Feel free to spread the word.
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ST. LAWRENCE ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2012-2013
Should you be planning to travel in 2012-2013, please verify the academic calendar before reserving your trip.
If you plan a trip during the semester or during the exam period, you run the risk of failing the course.
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FITNESS CENTRE FALL 2012 SEMESTER:
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Monday, August 20, 2012 to Friday, January 4, 2013.
RATES 2012-2013:
SLC Students $75/semester-$125/year
Non-students $100/semester-$180/year
Faculty and Staff no cost
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 Looking for a job? Need extra cash?
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INTERCULTURAL DAY IS ALMOST HERE!
|  INTERCULTURAL DAY One of SLC's most popular activities is coming up. Intercutural Day will be held on Thursday November 24th. Music and food from around the world is offered to the SLC community by members of the SLC community. You are all invited to share your passion about a country and your cooking skills. You can reserve your stand as of now by sending an email to Joanne Gosselin: jgosselin@slc.qc.ca , including the following: country represented; the recipe you plan to cook; the name of your partner(s); number of chairs and tables you will need; other needs: electrical outlet, extension cord and/or a/v support...
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UPCOMING EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES
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 Eco-St. Lo will have a very interesting meeting on Thursday November 8 at 12:10 in room 349. A representative will explain about Fair Trade products and the work he does with Peruvian communities. He will also present items we can choose for our Fair Trade Christmas consciousness-raising sales.
See you at the meeting.
For further info, please contact Fred Martin fmartin@slc.qc.ca or on Mio.
BEAR WITNESS TO THE TESTIMONY OF A HOLOCAUST SURVIVOR
Tuesday, November 13th, Rooms 347-348-349
St. Lawrence is honoured to welcome back LESLIE VERTES
Leslie is a fascinating man and a gripping speaker, with a horrifically painful, yet remarkably hopeful story to tell you about the dangers of Antisemitism, xenophobia, racism, hatred and genocide.
INTERCULTURAL DAY
One of SLC's most popular activities is coming up. Intercutural Day will be held on Thursday, November 15th. Music and food from around the world will be offered to the SLC community by members of the SLC community.
You are all invited to share your passion about a country and your cooking skills. No budget worries, we reimburse your food purchases. You can reserve your stand as of now by sending an email to Joanne Gosselin: jgosselin@slc.qc.ca, including the following: country represented; the recipe you plan to cook; the name of your partner(s); number of chairs and tables you will need; other needs: electrical outlet, extension cord and/or a/v support...
 Despite breakthroughs in society's recognition of sexual diversity, homophobia is still active even if the ways in which it surfaces are growing subtler. Our societies recognize that homophobia is a form of discrimination just as any other form of discrimination. Like combating these other forms, people from all communities need to become aware of this issue.
On Tuesday, November 27, SLC will present various activities on the subject of homophobia and how you can help. Follow this link for a music video bearing witness to the everyday fight homosexuals must face. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlVBg7_08n0&feature=share  Improv Team. Wednesday, November 28, Joyeux Pyromanes vs FIT in the cafeteria 19:30.
 OPEN MIC NIGHT! Thursday, November 29 at 19:30 in the cafeteria.
What is Open Mic? Performers sign up in room 272 (student activities) and perform during showtime for a maximum of 10 minutes. You can perform anything you want: Songs, monologues, poetry, music...you name it!
Open Mic is like an easy going coffee shop where students, teachers and staff live out their performance fantasies! It is open to all. |
Art Exhibition
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 Take a look at the Art students' exhibition in the hallways of the third floor featuring "Sculpture Studies", "Giant Facial Features" and "Facial Feature Collage". Congratulations, art students, for your careful charcoal studies of ancient and classical sculpture (like the one shown here drawn by Catherine Arseneau) and your surreal juxtapositions of different faces!
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 Lost Computer
| A student has lost his computer and would really like your help to find it: Last seen in the library. Portable HP probook 4530s, disque dur de 320 GO, 15,6 pouces, microsoft windows 7, ordinateur gris/noir, valise de transport Targus noir.
If you have info please contact: Louis-Samuel Kirouac 418 931 2260
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 NEED EXTRA HELP? Here are the various workshops available to you:
Business program tutoring workshop
Third year business students are available two days a week in the business workshop. They provide assistance to students who are having problems in any Business course.
The workshop is held in Room 337 on Tuesday from 12:00 until 14:00 and in Room 331 on Thursday. For more info please see Jonathan Forbes.
The English Writing Workshop:
The workshop may be found in room # 263 (in the Library). English peer tutors:
The names of the English peer tutors are posted on various bulletin boards around campus. Tutors can be contacted by email to set up an appointment. For more information concerning the Writing Workshop and/or the English Peer Tutoring Program, please contact Louise Gauthier in office #324 (lgauthier@slc.qc.ca) or by MIO.
The English Peer Tutor Drop-in Service is open from 12:10 to 13:55 in room 340. This service will be offered until the week preceding final exams. Students are seen on a strictly first come first served basis.
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This workshop will help with your papers and essays and will help you understand with APA or MLA style, top-notch outlines and annotated bibliographies and many other essay and writing related information. Where? Rm 255 (in the library).
When?
Mondays 11:30 to 14:15
Tuesdays 12:15 to 14:00
Wednesdays 11:30 to 12:30
Thursdays 11:00 to 14:45
Math: Bring your problems! Work on problems! ROOM 327 Monday 12:10-13:00 (A. Lebel) Tuesday: 12:10-13:00 (V. Carrier) Tuesday: 13:00-13:55 (J. Klassen) Wednesday: 12:10-13:00 (S. Hardy) Thursday: 12:10-13:00 (Pot Pourri) Thursday: 13:00-13:55 (P. Camiré) Friday: 12:10-13:00 (M. Huard) Chemistry Drop-in Workshop:
Do you have questions in chemistry? Are you an early riser? If you answered yes to these questions then come to the new chemistry workshops!
Who should come? NYA, NYB or BNC students (from any teacher)
When? Monday - Wednesday - Friday 7:45 - 8:25
Where? Room 347
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 Insurance documents for students | | SLC Students have insurance coverage, with SSQ Assurances, in case of accidents on campus. For more information please follow this link: http://www.slc.qc.ca/socio-cultural/insurance-documents-students |
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LOST AND FOUND
|  We have accumulated an amazing amount of lost objects since the beginning of the semester. If you have "misplaced" something lately, you may find it at the lost and found at the reception desk. Please take a minute to come and see us. |
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