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If you missed out, yesterday SLU Connection was taken over by Alison Arida and Sanita Saengvilay who run the award winning music blog Toe Taps and Spastic Claps . They shared everything from their favorite places to see live music, their work at the Billiken Club to funny pictures of cats. For that, we can’t thank them enough. Click here to see everything they did.
Since we can’t say thank you enough we’ll try it in different languages.
After the success of Toe Taps, we at SLU Connection would like to extend the invitation to any CSOs or private bloggers out there. If you would like to hold the reins of SLU Connection for a day, send us a message and we’ll work to make it happen!
Continuing our online town hall series, Ask an Influential, we introduce Tim Brooks, Vice President and Chief Information Officer of Information Technology Services (ITS).
Just like we did last week with Sam Howard SGA President (Click here to see Sam’s Answers), we will give you, the students, a chance to ask the burning questions you have about the technology of SLU. After we have closed off the comments we will choose the top ten questions submitted by you and give them to Mr. Brooks to answer. We’ll then post his answers on SLU Connection!
Don’t be shy with your questions!
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Alison and I sightly have an obsession with animals and if you never heard of the website, I Can Haz Cheezburger. You should right now. It is simply a silly website that utilizes pictures of cats in strange situations and a language entitled LOLspeak. According to Wikipedia,
“(often) broken English—a dialect which is known as “lolspeak” or “kitteh” and which parodies the poor grammar typically attributed to Internet slang“
Here is one of my favorites from today!
The SOA Protest is this week so please join in this year’s prayer vigil and send-off Mass. All are welcome to attend either or both events to show support for the SLU delegation attending the protest at Fort Benning and to remember the victims of violence in Latin America.
*Â Â Â Â Â The Prayer Vigil will take place throughout the day on Wednesday, November 19th around the clock tower. At any point between 9:45 am and 6:30 pm you are invited to spend time with pictures and stories of several of the martyrs and victims of the School of the Americas, to help build small crosses to be used as part of the vigil in Georgia, and to participate in one of the short prayer services throughout the day (9:45am,10:50am,11:50am,12:50pm,2:00pm, 6:00pm).
*     All are also welcome to attend this year’s Send-Off Mass on Thursday, November 20th at 8:00pm. Mass will be held at Our Lady’s Chapel in the basement of St Francis Xavier (College) Church. Please come to support those who will be attending the protest.
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