BOSTON CELTICS CAREER FAIR WORKSHOP – This afternoon at 4:30 pm in Hirasawa Lounge. Sponsored by OCS.

AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS FILM FESTIVAL: Tonight at 7:30 pm in Olin 105 “Mardi-Gras: Made in China”; Wednesday: “The Education of Shelby Knox” in Olin 104; Thursday:  "State of Fear” in Olin 105; Friday: “Street Fight” in Olin 105.

COME MEET THE HARWARD CENTER! You are invited to a Dessert Discussion about student leadership and community involvement tonight at 8:30pm at 97 Bardwell St.  The Harward Center would like to hear from students about their ideas for increasing opportunities for student leadership at Bates and for what sorts of student opportunities the Harward Center should be providing. Please join David Scobey, Director of the Harward Center, and the Student Volunteer Fellows for some casual conversation and dessert. Please RSVP to Katie Seamon at kseamon@bates.edu by March 3rd. Thanks!

INFO SESSION FOR ALTERNATIVE SHORT TERM: MAINE, NICARAGUA, AND GLOBALIZATION.  All students, faculty, and staff are invited to this presentation and info session about the second annual student-led "alternative" short term exploring the impact of globalization on communities in Maine and Nicaragua.  If you are interested in visiting real communities in Maine and Nicaragua to see what they are doing to fight the 'race to the bottom,' exploring alternatives to the current neoliberal economic model, or just want to find out what "neoliberal economic model" means, then we hope to see you there!  Tuesday, March 7th at 4:10 pm in Pettengill G21.  Interested but can't make it?  Email aharrow.  Sponsored by NWC and the Harward Center.

COCAINE:  WHY DO WE CRAVE MORE?   Wed. March 8, 7pm in Skelton Lounge - Video and Discussion with Luke Douglass, Bates Psychologist.

VENTURE NON-PROFIT WORKSHOP – This Wednesday at 7:00 pm in Carnegie 113.  Sponsored by OCS.

You are invited to join the, BATES COLLEGE INVESTMENT CLUB - (Every Wednesday) at 7:30 pm.  The BCIC is open to all Bates students, faculty and staff. Members will:  Help manage a REAL investment portfolio (REAL MONEY!) to support financial aid at Bates. Learn the principles of financial analysis and valuation. Room G65, Pettengill Hall.  The BCIC will be meeting on most Wednesdays this semester to study the principles of financial analysis and valuation.

JUGGLER MORTEN HANSEN COMING TO BATES - Wednesday, March 8, at 8:00 PM in the Mays Center.  The Bates Juggling Club and Student Activities Office proudly present: Morten Hansen: winner of four gold medals from the International Jugglers Association and two time world record holder for most balls juggled between two people (15!).  Mr. Hansen will be performing "Falling Up Words," a unique blend of juggling, dance, comedy, and drama that will inspire an audience of all ages. Don't miss this exciting opportunity to be mesmerized by the outer limits of human ability in performing arts.

THE PSYCHOLOGY CLUB is proud to sponsor: Professor Saul Kassin of Williams College presenting a talk entitled: "Third Degree: Why Innocent People Confess".  All are welcome to attend on March 8th at 8pm in Pettengill, Room G52.  Refreshments will be served!

4:00 pm College Choir Rehearsal – Olin 210
6:00 pm International Club Dinner – Rowe Room, Side A & B
6:00 pm Amandla! Meeting – Multi-Cultural Center, Downstairs Lounge
7:00 pm Representation Assembly Student Government Meeting – Skelton Lounge
8:00 pm College Choir Rehearsal for Athletes – Olin 128
8:30 pm Environmental Coalition Meeting – 111 Bardwell St.