Asian Students in Action present the Taste of Asia, a cultural diversity showcase in the Wool Ballrooms on Tuesday, November 3.
Two MCs will host the event, presenting all the performances and entertainment. Student organizations will be represented at booths during the event, some giving away prizes. Organizations will also have a sampling of Asian cuisine at their booths.
Admission is free. Come out and support multiculturalism and these great student groups. Doors will open at 6 pm, performances will start at 6:30.
On Tuesday, November 3, a new student organization on campus called Political Roundtable will be having a discussion on healthcare reform. Here is more information on the group:
This is an open-forum group called Political Roundtable that is new on campus. Our mission is to foster healthy, anti-ad hominum discussion on controversial topics in the world. It is completely student run and led – you pick the meeting dates and topics. The E-Board will do the research for you – all you need is an opinion. Our first debate is on healthcare reform in the BSC. We will have some legal health speakers who will be talking about the bill and packets of info prepared for everyone who attends. Hope you can come!
For more information, join the Facebook group SLU Political Round Table or email Priya Sirohi at psirohi@slu.edu.
Kaba Modern is a dance group based in Irvine, California renowned for their fancy foot moves. And now you can see them here in the BSC.
The Student Activities Board is bringing the group, who placed third on America’s Best Dance Crew (ABDC for those in the know), on Wednesday, November 11 at 8 pm in the Wool Ballrooms.
For more information and to check out more of Kaba Modern, check out their website, or head to sab.slu.edu.
Or so said many Italian immigrants as they settled in St. Louis and the surrounding area during the mid- to late nineteenth century.
In an unrelated note, The Honors’ Program wellness initiative is throwing a pizza party open to all students. They will provide the dough, cheese, the platonic concept of an archetypical pizza, and sauce. You bring your favorite toppings.
In order for the correct amount of ingredients to be purchased, please RSVP for this event to Whitney Kline (wkline@slu.edu) by Friday, October 30.
Any individual affiliated with the university has the opportunity to submit a recommendation for the 2011 first-year summer reading book. The recommendations will be reviewed by a panel made up of faculty, staff, and students.
The book must be rather short (less than 300 pages), relevant to incoming first-year students, potentially cross-curricular, and interesting to students as a summer reading book.
Recommendations are due to Susan Finale (sfanale@slu.edu)Â by November 11, 2009. Please provide your personal information, the book information including a short synopsis, and the significance of the book choice as it relates to the first-year summer reading program.
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