Reminder - Today, April 26th is the last day to ADD A SHORT TERM UNIT. Check your student schedule in Garnet Gateway to ensure that you are registered (not "EP") for the correct short term unit. The last day to drop a short term unit is this Friday, April 28th.
Wednesday, April 26, 8:00 PM, G52, P-gill (The Keck Classroom) –

BASEBALL VS. FISHER. Leahey Field at 3 pm today

FIGURE DRAWING sponsored by the Bates College Museum of Art.  Artists should bring drawing board and supplies.  Easels provided.  Admission: $7 (free to Bates students).  6-9 pm in Olin Arts Center, Room 259

60’s ROCK-WHEN THE MUSIC MATTERED - Today, 4/26, 8 pm - Mays Center (Silo) - THE DECADE OF THE 60S was one of the most interesting periods in American history. Through all of the good and bad times, it was the music that brought us together and sometimes tore us apart. The political turmoil, the social upheaval, the hippie movement, the Vietnam War and the generation gap were all reflected in the popular music of the day.  The Beatles, Bob Dylan, Jimi Hendrix, The Supremes, The Beach Boys, Simon & Garfunkel, The Rolling Stones, Otis Redding, and yes, even The Monkees, were the sounds filling the airwaves throughout those turbulent years. 60's Rock - When the Music Mattered, and exciting multimedia trip through the 60's with Barry Drake, on of rock music's foremost historians, will celebrate, examine, clarify and put into perspective one of the most exciting decades in our music history. This great presentation features hundreds of slides, video and music clips.  Sponsored by the Chase Hall Committee - this Wednesday night, 8 pm, in the Mays Center.

The BATES DEMOCRATS invite you to a general meeting this Today, April 26, at 8:00 PM (to be followed by an episode of West Wing).  All are welcome. – Pettengill G52, Keck Classroom

Come watch PARAGRAPH 175: In this documentary film, historian Klaus Müller interviews survivors of the Nazi persecution of gay men, many of whom were interred in concentration camps during World War II because of the German Penal Code of 1871, Paragraph 175. "Their moving testimonies, rendered with evocative images of their lives and times, tell a haunting, compelling story of human resilience in the face of unspeakable cruelty. Intimate in its portrayals, sweeping in its implications, Paragraph 175 raises provocative questions about memory, history, and identity." Thursday 4:10 pm in Keck Classroom (81 minutes)Sponsored by OUTfront

Friday, April 28, 2006
Noon, Multifaith Room (#4 Canham House), MEDITATION.
6:00 p.m., Multicultural Center, SHABBAT.
6:30 p.m., Multicultural Center, first floor, FRIDAY PRAYERS FOR MUSLIMS.

The Harward Center for Community Partnerships Presents COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP DAY on Friday May 12th 2006.  Bates students, faculty, staff, clubs, and teams will partner with local organizations to build community and address local needs. A community walk along the Androscoggin River and a BBQ will follow to celebrate! We are looking for project leaders and volunteers! If you are interested, get involved! Look for a table outside commons later this week.  For more info email: Katie Seamon at kseamon@bates.edu or check out the Student Volunteer Website: http://abacus.bates.edu/~ereed2/page5.htm

ATTENTION STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS: Please submit names of new officers to the Student Activities Office as soon as you have elections. The Student Activities Office is in the process of putting a list of all student organizations and their leaders for next fall’s directory. The following organizations have not submitted new officers:
Badminton Club, Baha’i Assoc., Ballroom Soc., Book Club, Bates Buddies, BCTV, Bio Council, CHC, Competitive Ski Club, Dharma Soc., Deansmen, Quimby Debate Council, Democrats, Econ Soc., Fencing Club, Fishing Club, Friends of Fair Labor, Garnet, Geo Club, Health Sciences, Hindu Awareness Group, Historical Soc., Hockey Club M & W, Information Technology Club, Indigenous Student Network, Italian Club, John Galt Press, W & M Lacrosse Club, Latinos Unidos, Merimanders, Mirror, Mock Trail, Mushahada Assoc., NWC, Northfield, Paintball, People Eating Plants, Physics Soc., Psychology Club, Rugby M , Sailing Club, Sangai Asia, Student, Students Against Sexual Assault, Table Tennis, Triathlon Club, Unitarian Universalist, Video Game Club, Water Skiing, Waterpolo M & W, Within Reach, WRBC

GRASS FIELDS: looking for an area to enjoy the warm sunshine?  Please use the following areas on campus:  Page field, Rand field, Bardwell Field, and the Bill field.  These areas are available for general student use during the rest of Winter Semester.  Please wear sneakers - NO CLEATS!   The baseball, softball, football, and soccer fields are NOT in condition to be used at this time.  Thank you for your cooperation!

 9:00 pm OUTfront, the student group "for people of all genders and sexualities." - Chase Hall, upstairs and down the hall on your right. ALL ARE WELCOME!!!