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Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Monday, February 15, 2010
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Friday, February 12, 2010
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Hockey vs. Marian University
7:00pm Location: Appleton Family Ice Center, 1717 E. Witzke Blvd, Appleton
First Annual "Battle of Highway-41" Series game
Saturday, February 20, 2010
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Women's Basketball
2:00pm Location: Alexander Gymnasium 301 - Gymnasium
vs. Ripon College (Senior Day)
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Men's Basketball
4:00pm Location: Alexander Gymnasium 301 - Gymnasium
vs. Ripon College (Senior Day)
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Tuesday, February 9, 2010
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Sextravaganza
7:30pm Location: Warch Campus Center 226 - Mead Witter Room
Wellness Program promoting awareness of safe and healthy sexual habits. Teams will compete in different carnival-like booths, each with a different theme. Themes include how to put on a condom correctly, how to use a dental dam, condom bingo and STD trivia.
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Ise Lyfe, a spoken word artist, emcee, and educator
8:00pm Location: Music-Drama Center 115 - Harper Hall
Is Everybody Stupid??? Hilarious, daring and fast-paced, this timely multi-media interactive presentation is a detailed look into American apathy, disengagement and ignorance.
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Friday, February 12, 2010
Saturday, February 13, 2010
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Tournees Film Festival:Blame it on Fidel
7:00pm Location: Warch Campus Center 204 - Cinema
"La Faute a Fidel" (France, 2006, 99 minutes)
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The Princess & the Frog
11:00pm Location: Warch Campus Center 204 - Cinema
Showing of the new Disney film. A fairy tale set in Jazz Age-era New Orleans about a young girl named Princess Tiana and her fateful kiss with a frog prince who desperately wants to be human again. Showing again on Saturday, 2/12 at 11pm.
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Monday, February 15, 2010
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Comedian:Adam Hunter
9:00pm Location: Warch Campus Center 224 - Julie Esch Studio
Adam Hunter is one of the hottest young comedians around today. He is full of exciting energy that makes the crowd go wild. He was a finalist on Last Comic Standing, has been on MTV (True Life I am a Comic), The Late Late Show, "Whiteboyz N Da Hood" on Showtime, and other TV shows.
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
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Canceled Convocation
11:10am Location: Memorial Chapel -
"Strategy for Sustainability," Adam Werbach, environmental activist
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Canceled Q & A
2:00pm Location: Warch Campus Center -
Question and answer session with Adam Werbach
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GLOW Biweekly Movie Night:Kinsey,
8:00pm Location: Warch Campus Center 204 - Cinema
a popular film based on the life of human sexuality researcher, Alfred Kinsey
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
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Freshmen Studies Lecture
11:10am Location: Music-Drama Center 105 - Stansbury Theatre
on Jorge Luis Borges' "Fictions" by Rosa Tapia
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College Republicans present Reid Ribble for Congress
7:00pm Location: Warch Campus Center 225 - Hurvis Room
Reid Ribble, one of the Republican candidates for the 8th district will speak to Lawrence students about unseating Kagen.
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Independent Film Series:Fuel (2008)
8:00pm Location: Warch Campus Center 204 - Cinema
Co-sponsored with Green Roots
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Kate Bornstein:Survival Tips for Outsiders
8:15pm Location: Wriston Art Center 224 - Wriston Auditorium
Kate Bornstein comes to Lawrence University to deliver a talk titled Hello Cruel World: Survival Tips for Outsiders.
Kate Bornstein is a gender activist, artist, and author whose books My Gender Workbook and Gender Outlaw revolutionized gender studies as well as trans/gender activism.
Come for this singular, smart, funny, rule-breaking talk.
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Floetry Night
9:00pm Location: Warch Campus Center 302B - Ellerman Stage (in Cafe)
This event is hosted by BOS and is open to all students who wish to sign up. It is an open mic night for spoken word, poetry, or any other creative writing to express yourself!
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Friday, February 19, 2010
Saturday, February 20, 2010
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The Storm or the Howler by Plautus/Oswald
3:00pm Location: Cloak Theatre
An appalling mis-translation of Plautus' Roman comedy, "The Rope," by Peter Oswald.
Director: Kathy Privatt
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Celebrate!
5:00pm Location: Warch Campus Center 225 - Hurvis Room
brought to you by Black Organization of Students (BOS), who also brings you Cultural Expressions. Celebrate! is a festival of the talents, acheivements, and accomplishments by people of the African diaspora. Dinner and show 5 pm - 8 pm
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The Storm or The Howler by Plautus/Oswald
8:00pm Location: Cloak Theatre
An appalling mis-translation of Plautus' Roman comedy, "The Rope," by Peter Oswald
Sunday, February 21, 2010
Monday, February 22, 2010
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"Delay Leaving the Delta", lecture by Sandra Murchison
4:30pm Location: Wriston Art Center 224 - Wriston Auditorium
Ms. Murchison's work provides a tangible connection to history. Utilizing rubbings from the Mississippi Blues Trail historical markers, her body of work becomes a series of clues as to how the state of Mississippi constructs a specific past and identity rooted in music. She is interested in how we memorialize a culture. At the same time, she seeks to raise questions about the effectiveness of these markers. Is the trail too little, too late, or exactly what has been needed for some time?
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ORC Presents:Exploring the Grand Canyon with Tim Cooper
8:00pm Location: Warch Campus Center 225 - Hurvis Room
ORC is bringing Tim Cooper to campus, a legend in the world of Grand Canyon river guides. Boasting over 250 trips down the Grand Canyon, and who knows how many on other rivers around the country, he has plenty of stories. His witty and sarcastic sense of humor is sure to entertain everyone. Tim currently guides research trips down in the canyon. Come join ORC and listen to the stories of a Grand Canyon River Guide.
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Green Roots is a two-year environmental initiative that will “green” the Lawrence campus and cultivate habits that lead to care of the Earth.
