The Champlain St-Lawrence community is invited to wear the pins that will be distributed on this day and to sign the solidarity wall in the cafeteria to show their support to the lesbian, gay, bisexual and trangender community (LGBT).

The activities include:

A conference by GRIS Quebec in room 224 at 12:15. The group will desmystify the LGBT community. Feel free to ask themyour questions!  

A conference by SLC alumnus and draq queen performer Thierry Simard, known as Oceane, in room 268 at 13:20. He will present his personal path and the reasons why he became a drag queen performer.  

A projection of the movie "Prayers for Bobby" in room 268 at 19:00. The movie features

An information table will be in the cafeteria during lunch time. There, get in touch with the international reality of the LGBT community.

TUESDAY Nov. 12th - 12h15 in room 268

Actors & Singers are still needed for this year's production of the musical-comedy "Our Pond". 

Come and find-out what the play and songs are about at our 1st reading of the script.

Everyone is welcome.   See you there

November 14th.

Conference on Bullying.

12:10 p.m. to 2 p.m.  Room 268

Paul Wilson, Social Services Agent with the Central Quebec School Board, will give a presentation on the topics of teenage depression and bullying.

He will be accompanied by a former Saint Lawrence student, and performer from Le drague Cabaret Club, who, as well as performing a few tunes, will speak about his experiences with being bullied.

  

 

On November 14th, you are invited to show your colors to fight homophobia!

 

 

 

Presented by SLC fights homophobia 

 Thursday Nov. 14, 19:00, Room 268, FREE   

Prayers for Bobby

starring Sigourney Weaver. 90 mins, USA, 2009

  

  

IMPROV HOME GAMES:

Wednesday November 13th: Nindja de Garneau vs SLC FIT  19:30 in the cafeteria.

Wednesday December 4th : Samouraï de Garneau vs SLC FIT Improv Team 19:30 in the cafeteria.

Intercultural Week - November 18 to the 22nd.

Everyday of the week, activities are planned for your enjoyment but the highlight of the week is the Intercultural lunch. Everyone is invited to prepare food from around the world and then offer it to the staff and students in the cafeteria. See Joanne in room 272 for more info or to register yourself or group to prepare food.

Activity calendar:
Monday, Nov. 18 Mexican Day, various activities
Tuesday, Nov. 19 Travel information kiosques in the main hall    
Wednesday, Nov. 20 Mariachis Concert in the cafeteria
Thursday, Nov. 21 Intercultural Lunch in the cafeteria    
Friday, Nov. 22 Tea tasting/zen event in the cafeteria.


Hot dog and cotton candy sale.  Fund raiser for l'Arbre Enchanté des Chevaliers de Colombs. Tuesday November 19th, from 12:00 to 2:00 (or until they run out of hot dogs!) Hosted by the people from the Fashion Show.

Geordie Productions presents

Shared Account

Wednesday November 20th at 7pm in the college cafeteria 

All are Welcome!  It's Free! 

 

** Novembre 14 ***

Prayers for Bobby

starring Sigourney Weaver

90 mins, USA, 2009

Presented by SLC fights homophobia

Novembre 21

Ginger and Rosa

dir. Sally Potter; with Elle Fanning

90 mins, UK, 2012

Novembre 28

La Double Vie de Véronique

réalisé par Krzysztof Kieslowski

98 mins, France et Poland, 1991

Decembre 5

Polytechnique

réalisé par Denis Villeneuve

avec Karine Vanasse et Maxim Gaudette

77 mins, B+W, Québec, 2009

All are Welcome!

About Shared Account: Trying to start her life over after an unsuccessful suicide attempt, Aurora changes high schools and moves in with her single father in hopes of healing from her depression due to a vicious experience of online bullying. Finding the past difficult to delete and forced to carefully examine her own complicated feelings, she adamantly attempts to clear the path for her future and reconnect with her concerned father, who is increasingly distracted by his own mysterious online relationship. It's a play that challenges teen audiences to critically reflect and discuss bullying in schools and online, mental health issues and suicide.

CROSS COUNTRY CANADIAN NATIONALS:

Our men's cross country team took part iin the CCAA Nationals last weekend in Toronto. Here are the results. Philippe Brochu 22nd, Mathew Turcotte 60th, Paul Lepinay 90th, Marc-Antoine Béland 105th, out of a 120 men athletes field. Team ranking: 20/21    

For complete results, please visit the Official Tournament Website:
http://www.ccaa.ca/national-championship-s15068

HOCKEY: 

Thursday Nov 7th, Lions  6 - 2 Thetford
Saturday Nov 9, Dawson  5 - 4 Lions  

• Canned goods: soups, tuna, salmon, tomatoes, tomato sauce & paste, fruits & vegetables
• Dried pasta / macaroni
• Cereal
• Jello / puddings
• Coffee / tea / juice (unrefrigerated)
• Mixes: muffins, cookies, cakes, etc.
• Mustard, mayonnaise, ketchup, etc.
• Hygiene products (soap, shampoo, etc.)
• NOTE: No homemade items or foods with expired best-before dates please

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 Then bring your work to the Peer Tutor Drop in Service. The Peer Tutor Drop in Service will be offered until the last day of classes. This service is open every Tuesday and Thursday from 12:10-14:00 in Room 340 (near the side exit). Louise

 

On Mondays and Fridays, you may see Kim Patenaude, Guidance Counsellor,  if you require assistance. Office 258 (library).

DROP-INS for the fall semester:

Fridays are dedicated to drop-ins. Kim Patenaude will be available to answer questions about career or educational information on a first-come, first-served basis. No appointment is necessary! 

Nicole Anne Daigle will also offer drop-in periods (schedule changes weekly). Hours will be posted on her door.

If you've lost your lunch box with yesterday's lunch still in it, there are several lost lunch boxes
 (as well as a lot of other stuff) at reception and it's starting to smell.

Please come and pick them up.