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Doolittle's closed
... for March Break! Doolittle's re-opens Monday, March 8!!! |
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Reading Week!
No classes March 1 to 5. |
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A World Where Many Worlds Fit
Free. Foreman art Gallery, from Feb.2 to March 23.
Hours: Tuesday to Saturday, noon to 5pm
The exhibition A World Where Many Worlds Fit, guest curated by Oliver Ressler and Marc Leger includes reputed artists from the US, Australia, Europe, South America, Russia and Quebec. Using photography, posters and multiples, painting, video and sound projection, the nine artists/collectives involved in the project demonstrate a strong commitment to social change and do not position themselves as neutral in relation to globalization. |
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A World Where Many Worlds Fit
Free. Foreman art Gallery, from Feb.2 to March 23.
Hours: Tuesday to Saturday, noon to 5pm
The exhibition A World Where Many Worlds Fit, guest curated by Oliver Ressler and Marc Leger includes reputed artists from the US, Australia, Europe, South America, Russia and Quebec. Using photography, posters and multiples, painting, video and sound projection, the nine artists/collectives involved in the project demonstrate a strong commitment to social change and do not position themselves as neutral in relation to globalization. |
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Amnesty International
Meets every Tuesday at 4:30 in the International Centre (SUB). Please join us in working for protection of human rights around the world. |
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Pride Alliance
Pride meets every Tuesday at 6pm in the Diversity Centre, basement of the SUB. Contact bishpride@gmail.com |
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Reading Week!
No classes March 1 to 5. |
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Doolittle's closed
... for March Break! Doolittle's re-opens Monday, March 8!!! |
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A World Where Many Worlds Fit
Free. Foreman art Gallery, from Feb.2 to March 23.
Hours: Tuesday to Saturday, noon to 5pm
The exhibition A World Where Many Worlds Fit, guest curated by Oliver Ressler and Marc Leger includes reputed artists from the US, Australia, Europe, South America, Russia and Quebec. Using photography, posters and multiples, painting, video and sound projection, the nine artists/collectives involved in the project demonstrate a strong commitment to social change and do not position themselves as neutral in relation to globalization. |
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Reading Week!
No classes March 1 to 5. |
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Doolittle's closed
... for March Break! Doolittle's re-opens Monday, March 8!!! |
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Musician deadline
Every summer, the city of Sherbrooke sponsors a big music/circus fest. Deadline to apply is today; details at www.concertsdelacite.qc.ca |
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Reading Week!
No classes March 1 to 5. |
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Int'l Women's Day
Celebrate IWD with supper and entartainment with the Lennox and District Women's Centre. 5:30pm. reserve at 819-564-6626. Admission charged. |
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A World Where Many Worlds Fit
Free. Foreman art Gallery, from Feb.2 to March 23.
Hours: Tuesday to Saturday, noon to 5pm
The exhibition A World Where Many Worlds Fit, guest curated by Oliver Ressler and Marc Leger includes reputed artists from the US, Australia, Europe, South America, Russia and Quebec. Using photography, posters and multiples, painting, video and sound projection, the nine artists/collectives involved in the project demonstrate a strong commitment to social change and do not position themselves as neutral in relation to globalization. |
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Happy Hour!
WOOT! Every Thursday ('cept during March breakkk) from 4 to 7pm, take a Happy Hour break @ the GAIT. |
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IVCF meets
The InterVarsity Christian Fellowship meets every Thursday at 5:30pm in the International Centre for soup and a movie. |
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Gender Equity Centre
BU Gender Equity Centre meetings are every Thursday at 6pm in the Diversity Centre, basement of the SUB. |
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Mindfulness Meditation/stress reduction
Beginning Jan. 21, every Thursday from 1 to 2 pm in
Mackinnon Blue Room (118). Contact Carol Dignam (819-822-9695).
Are you totally stressed out? Are you worrying about your school work instead of doing it? Are you feeling anxious or depressed?
Mindfulness is a powerful mind training technique which can have a variety of physical, mental and emotional health benefits. School and the pressures of a demanding schedule tend to put us into fight-flight mode - our left brain. Meditation essentially takes you out of your left brain, which is more negative, critical and uptight, and moves you into your right brain which is more positive, creative and relaxed.
Participants will have the opportunity to learn a variety of meditative techniques so that they may choose the one that fits them. |
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Doolittle's closed
... for March Break! Doolittle's re-opens Monday, March 8!!! |
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Doolittle's closed
... for March Break! Doolittle's re-opens Monday, March 8!!! |
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Swamp d'Honky
Folk-rockabilly Swamp d'Honky at Church Street Cafe, with Chantal Paradis, Wendell Pehlemann, Chris Curtis and Kevin McVety. Doors at 7, music at 8p.m. In the church basement at the corner of Church and Queen. |
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BU climbing club
The climbing club sponsors Friday evening climbs. We meet every Friday evening of the semester with the exception of Feb. 26th, March 11th. and Easter Friday. We depart from the Hamilton Building city bus stop at 6:30pm and are back around 9 or 9:30. We carpool and/or take the bus. New and experienced climbers are welcome. We supply all the necessary equipment and instruction. |
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Reading Week!
No classes March 1 to 5. |
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A World Where Many Worlds Fit
Free. Foreman art Gallery, from Feb.2 to March 23.
Hours: Tuesday to Saturday, noon to 5pm
The exhibition A World Where Many Worlds Fit, guest curated by Oliver Ressler and Marc Leger includes reputed artists from the US, Australia, Europe, South America, Russia and Quebec. Using photography, posters and multiples, painting, video and sound projection, the nine artists/collectives involved in the project demonstrate a strong commitment to social change and do not position themselves as neutral in relation to globalization. |
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free curling!
Open house at the North Hatley Curling Club on March 6 and 7. Free curling from 1 to 4 p.m., refreshments served. Please bring clean rubber soled shoes. |
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Doolittle's closed
... for March Break! Doolittle's re-opens Monday, March 8!!! |
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Hell Kats Blues Band
At the Lion (Queen and College streets), 10pm. 1 Sax 1 Trumpet 1 Hammond B-3 with and Leslie 1 Rythm Section. 2 Six Stringers
$10 Cover, $5 students |
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A World Where Many Worlds Fit
Free. Foreman art Gallery, from Feb.2 to March 23.
Hours: Tuesday to Saturday, noon to 5pm
The exhibition A World Where Many Worlds Fit, guest curated by Oliver Ressler and Marc Leger includes reputed artists from the US, Australia, Europe, South America, Russia and Quebec. Using photography, posters and multiples, painting, video and sound projection, the nine artists/collectives involved in the project demonstrate a strong commitment to social change and do not position themselves as neutral in relation to globalization. |
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free curling!
Open house at the North Hatley Curling Club on March 6 and 7. Free curling from 1 to 4 p.m., refreshments served. Please bring clean rubber soled shoes. |
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Doolittle's closed
... for March Break! Doolittle's re-opens Monday, March 8!!! |
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St. Mark's Chapel
Regular Sundays services begin again on Jan. 10. Sundays 10 a.m. (to mid-June). NO service Sunday, Feb. 28 (during March break).
Everyone, irrespective of background, is welcome to attend. Following the service there is a time of fellowship in the Cleghorn Common Room (the Faculty Lounge, in McGreer Hall). |
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A World Where Many Worlds Fit
Free. Foreman art Gallery, from Feb.2 to March 23.
Hours: Tuesday to Saturday, noon to 5pm
The exhibition A World Where Many Worlds Fit, guest curated by Oliver Ressler and Marc Leger includes reputed artists from the US, Australia, Europe, South America, Russia and Quebec. Using photography, posters and multiples, painting, video and sound projection, the nine artists/collectives involved in the project demonstrate a strong commitment to social change and do not position themselves as neutral in relation to globalization. |
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Winter Show closes
Last day for the the Uplands Cultural Centre (on Speid Street) winter show, that features artworks by Susan Monty and Alex DeLavoie. |
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Spring/summer registration begins
On-line registration for Spring/Summer courses will begin Monday, March 8, and will close on April 26. |
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A World Where Many Worlds Fit
Free. Foreman art Gallery, from Feb.2 to March 23.
Hours: Tuesday to Saturday, noon to 5pm
The exhibition A World Where Many Worlds Fit, guest curated by Oliver Ressler and Marc Leger includes reputed artists from the US, Australia, Europe, South America, Russia and Quebec. Using photography, posters and multiples, painting, video and sound projection, the nine artists/collectives involved in the project demonstrate a strong commitment to social change and do not position themselves as neutral in relation to globalization. |
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Water Day
Water SUB day: water taste tests, info on bottled water and info on the bottled water free referendum which will take place tues - thurs! 10am to 2pm. |
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Education practicum
Six-week practicum for Education final semester Step 1 students begins |
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Withdraw with permission deadline
Last day to Withdraw with Permission from a 3-credit Winter Semester course |
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Pride Alliance
Pride meets every Tuesday at 6pm in the Diversity Centre, basement of the SUB. Contact bishpride@gmail.com |
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SRC elections!
VOTE. What do YOU want BU to be? Vote for the people who'll make it that way. SRC elections are March 9, 10 and 11. |
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Nutrition Day
A nutritionist will spend the morning at Dewies from 10am to 1pm, then later set up outside the Gaiter Grill from 1:30pm to 3:30pm, to answer your nutrition questions! |
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Amnesty International
Meets every Tuesday at 4:30 in the International Centre (SUB). Please join us in working for protection of human rights around the world. |
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A World Where Many Worlds Fit
Free. Foreman art Gallery, from Feb.2 to March 23.
Hours: Tuesday to Saturday, noon to 5pm
The exhibition A World Where Many Worlds Fit, guest curated by Oliver Ressler and Marc Leger includes reputed artists from the US, Australia, Europe, South America, Russia and Quebec. Using photography, posters and multiples, painting, video and sound projection, the nine artists/collectives involved in the project demonstrate a strong commitment to social change and do not position themselves as neutral in relation to globalization. |
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Water referendum
VOTE, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday: should BU become a bottle-water-free zone? |
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Deadline for Purple Letters
Nomination deadline today: The Purple Letter Award recognizes students who put forth a genuine effort in their contribution to Bishop's and/or the greater Lennoxville/Sherbrooke community. They are unsung heroes. Go to www.ubishops.ca/services/index.html under Purple Letter Award in the box on the right hand side.
The letter of nomination can be found under MyBU, Online Forms. Purple Letter Award
c/o Pam Graham
Student Affairs Office |
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Mitre editor DEADLINE
Want to be the editor of the 2010-11 edition of the Mitre literary journal? Deadline's today to apply, email resume and cover letter to acollin07@ubishops.ca |
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Ring Day
Ring Day at the BU Bookstore. Please come meet with Marc (Josten's Rep) to order your ring. Stop by anytime to pick up a a catalog!
10am to 3pm. |
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Water referendum
VOTE, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday: should BU become a bottle-water-free zone? |
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Micahel O'Brien
Speaker. 1:30, Pink room, Turner Studio Theatre, playwright and adapter of Oliver Twist or a Street Boy's Progress |
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SRC elections!
VOTE. What do YOU want BU to be? Vote for the people who'll make it that way. SRC elections are March 9, 10 and 11. |
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Mosques in Canada
Talk: A Quest for Authenticity: Mosques in Canada, 1938 to the present
by Nadia Kurd, 18:30 to 20h in Molson 10
Nadia Kurd is a PhD Candidate in the Department of Art History and Communications Studies at McGill |
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A World Where Many Worlds Fit
Free. Foreman art Gallery, from Feb.2 to March 23.
Hours: Tuesday to Saturday, noon to 5pm
The exhibition A World Where Many Worlds Fit, guest curated by Oliver Ressler and Marc Leger includes reputed artists from the US, Australia, Europe, South America, Russia and Quebec. Using photography, posters and multiples, painting, video and sound projection, the nine artists/collectives involved in the project demonstrate a strong commitment to social change and do not position themselves as neutral in relation to globalization. |
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Post spring break party
at the Maysen in Lennoxville. 9pm. |
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Water referendum
VOTE, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday: should BU become a bottle-water-free zone? |
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Happy Hour!
WOOT! Every Thursday ('cept during March breakkk) from 4 to 7pm, take a Happy Hour break @ the GAIT. |
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SRC elections!
VOTE. What do YOU want BU to be? Vote for the people who'll make it that way. SRC elections are March 9, 10 and 11. |
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Oliver Twist
A BU DRama production. March 11 to 14, 8pm at Centennial Theatre, Directed by Greg Tuck. |
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Artist Dominique Rioux
from 5:00-7:00 at Racine Sante (the health food store at 178 Rue Queen Suite 103) there will be a presentation from local artist Dominique Rioux and the opportunity to try local products made in Quebec and Canada. |
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Mindfulness Meditation/stress reduction
Beginning Jan. 21, every Thursday from 1 to 2 pm in
Mackinnon Blue Room (118). Contact Carol Dignam (819-822-9695).
Are you totally stressed out? Are you worrying about your school work instead of doing it? Are you feeling anxious or depressed?
Mindfulness is a powerful mind training technique which can have a variety of physical, mental and emotional health benefits. School and the pressures of a demanding schedule tend to put us into fight-flight mode - our left brain. Meditation essentially takes you out of your left brain, which is more negative, critical and uptight, and moves you into your right brain which is more positive, creative and relaxed.
Participants will have the opportunity to learn a variety of meditative techniques so that they may choose the one that fits them. |
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Gender Equity Centre
BU Gender Equity Centre meetings are every Thursday at 6pm in the Diversity Centre, basement of the SUB. |
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IVCF meets
The InterVarsity Christian Fellowship meets every Thursday at 5:30pm in the International Centre for soup and a movie. |
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A World Where Many Worlds Fit
Free. Foreman art Gallery, from Feb.2 to March 23.
Hours: Tuesday to Saturday, noon to 5pm
The exhibition A World Where Many Worlds Fit, guest curated by Oliver Ressler and Marc Leger includes reputed artists from the US, Australia, Europe, South America, Russia and Quebec. Using photography, posters and multiples, painting, video and sound projection, the nine artists/collectives involved in the project demonstrate a strong commitment to social change and do not position themselves as neutral in relation to globalization. |
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Gerald Lynch
8pm in N4. The Ogden Glass lecture series! Lynch is co-editor of the Ivory Spot: Essays on Al Purdy. |
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Dance marathon!
Free the Children's fundraising DANCE MARATHON, starting at 4pm, ending Friday at 12am. at The Gait! |
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Uplands vernissage
For a fifth consecutive year the Uplands Cultural and Heritage Centre, in association with the CRDITED ESTRIE (Centre Notre-Dame de l'enfant / Centre d'accueil Dixville), is proud to present an exhibit displaying works of art done by artists living with an intellectual handicap. This cultural event held during the Quebec Week for Intellectual Handicap will begin with a Vernissage from 5 to 7 p.m., 9 Speid Street. The show is up until March 21, Wednesday to Sunday from 1-4:30 p.m. |
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Country party
Fundraiser for the BU women's hockey team, all door proceeds. From 10pm, at the Lion (corner Queen and College). |
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BU climbing club
The climbing club sponsors Friday evening climbs. We meet every Friday evening of the semester with the exception of Feb. 26th, March 11th. and Easter Friday. We depart from the Hamilton Building city bus stop at 6:30pm and are back around 9 or 9:30. We carpool and/or take the bus. New and experienced climbers are welcome. We supply all the necessary equipment and instruction. |
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Sacred Africa II
CASA Presents: Visit to the Musee des beaux arts de Montreal.
Sacred Africa II: works from the collection of Cirque du Soleil, The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, and Redpath Museum, McGill University Brings 48 works, sculptures and objects illustrating the
artistic approaches of other peoples of West Africa and Equatorial and Central Africa. Fees TBA. |
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Deadline for Belanger-Gardner Fund
The Belanger-Gardner foundation provides grants to individuals, groups or associations for research on topics related to the Eastern Townships. $1,000 max. Contact Ruth Sheeran, Chair, Belanger-Gardner Foundation and Interim University Librarian |
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Oliver Twist
A BU DRama production. March 11 to 14, 8pm at Centennial Theatre, Directed by Greg Tuck. |
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Reiner Trio
8pm in Bandeen Hall.
Elizabeth Dolin, violin, Jonathan Crow, cello and Paul Stewart, piano. Bishop's welcomes back this dynamic Montreal-based ensemble for an evening of Classic and Romantic favourites. |
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Irish music
5pm to 10:30pm: Pog Mo Thoin (pronounced pogue-muh-ho-in), with Barry Magwood on guitar, autoharp, vocals, Steve Sheeran on whistle, bodhran, vocals, Jim Slocombe on guitar and vocals, and Mike Taylor on bass, bodhran, vocals, will be playing and singing traditional Irish music at the Lion. |
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You Me and the SPP
Cinema Politica Movie! Trading democracy for corporate rule, 8pm in N2. In conjunction with the Social Ecology Club. |
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Psychology Wine and Cheese
7:30 to 10pm, Uplands Cultural and Heritage Centre (9 Speid St.) We invite all psychology majors, minors, professors and enthusiasts to come for great wine, delicious cheese and stimulating conversation! |
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A World Where Many Worlds Fit
Free. Foreman art Gallery, from Feb.2 to March 23.
Hours: Tuesday to Saturday, noon to 5pm
The exhibition A World Where Many Worlds Fit, guest curated by Oliver Ressler and Marc Leger includes reputed artists from the US, Australia, Europe, South America, Russia and Quebec. Using photography, posters and multiples, painting, video and sound projection, the nine artists/collectives involved in the project demonstrate a strong commitment to social change and do not position themselves as neutral in relation to globalization. |
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A World Where Many Worlds Fit
Free. Foreman art Gallery, from Feb.2 to March 23.
Hours: Tuesday to Saturday, noon to 5pm
The exhibition A World Where Many Worlds Fit, guest curated by Oliver Ressler and Marc Leger includes reputed artists from the US, Australia, Europe, South America, Russia and Quebec. Using photography, posters and multiples, painting, video and sound projection, the nine artists/collectives involved in the project demonstrate a strong commitment to social change and do not position themselves as neutral in relation to globalization. |
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Oliver Twist
A BU DRama production. March 11 to 14, 8pm at Centennial Theatre, Directed by Greg Tuck. |
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Music Society Formal
7pm to 11pm at Uplands Cultural Center, 9 Speid Street, Lennoxville
Take out your dresses and suits and come join the BU Music Society at its 2010 Formal at the beautiful Uplands Cultural Center. What better way to have a great supper with amazing friends? Tickets can be bought from any BUMS member for $20. They include supper and wine. After-party to follow. |
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Girl Guides fundraiser
You can support the Lennox Girl Guides by attending the first annual St. Patrick's Day coffee (and baked goods) party, at the Lennoxville United Church, corner Queen and Church. $5 entry, doors 9am, auction 9:30, doors close at 3pm. |
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Rez Wars
Which rez will come out on top? 2pm to 5pm on the Field Between Abbott and the Rink; check out the FB page Rez Wars |
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Spring forward
Daylight savings time starts today! Change your clock.... |
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Soulful Sundown
Live music, live thoughts: Enjoy contemporary worship without reference to God, creed, church or mosque, through shared personal experience, discussion, readings, and live, soulful music.
6:30 p.m. every second Sunday: Jan. 17, 31, Feb. 14, Mar. 14, 28, Apr. 11, in the International Centre (Memorial House, below the Gait).
Welcome to all, be ye religious or not, atheist or agnostic, pagan or humanist, or none of the above. You will feel affirmed and renewed, and build your own thinking about Life. Mark your calendar and drop in. Refreshments served. Animated by BU prof. Keith Baxter. |
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Oliver Twist
A BU DRama production. March 11 to 14, 8pm at Centennial Theatre, Directed by Greg Tuck. |
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St. Mark's Chapel
Regular Sundays services begin again on Jan. 10. Sundays 10 a.m. (to mid-June). NO service Sunday, Feb. 28 (during March break).
Everyone, irrespective of background, is welcome to attend. Following the service there is a time of fellowship in the Cleghorn Common Room (the Faculty Lounge, in McGreer Hall). |
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A World Where Many Worlds Fit
Free. Foreman art Gallery, from Feb.2 to March 23.
Hours: Tuesday to Saturday, noon to 5pm
The exhibition A World Where Many Worlds Fit, guest curated by Oliver Ressler and Marc Leger includes reputed artists from the US, Australia, Europe, South America, Russia and Quebec. Using photography, posters and multiples, painting, video and sound projection, the nine artists/collectives involved in the project demonstrate a strong commitment to social change and do not position themselves as neutral in relation to globalization. |
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SRC meeting
Find out what your SRC is doing for you! 4pm in McGreer 100. |
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A World Where Many Worlds Fit
Free. Foreman art Gallery, from Feb.2 to March 23.
Hours: Tuesday to Saturday, noon to 5pm
The exhibition A World Where Many Worlds Fit, guest curated by Oliver Ressler and Marc Leger includes reputed artists from the US, Australia, Europe, South America, Russia and Quebec. Using photography, posters and multiples, painting, video and sound projection, the nine artists/collectives involved in the project demonstrate a strong commitment to social change and do not position themselves as neutral in relation to globalization. |
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Frosh Leader deadline
4pm is the deadline for teams of 3 or 4 Frosh Leaders for Fall 2010. Pick up an application form at the SRC office, and drop em off in the box at the SRC office. |
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Spring/summer registration
On-line registration for Spring/Summer courses runs to April 26. |
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LEAP deadline
Deadline to finish up your LEAP application, to allow for verification by the end of the school year. buportal.ubishops.ca/LEAP/default.aspx |
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Jon Paul Fiorentino
JON PAUL FIORENTINO - AUTHOR OF STRIPMALLING (and editor of Matrix, a Montreal-based literary magazine, 3:30 IN THE BOOKSTORE. |
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Irish for a Day
Brunet pharmacy, on Queen St., holds an annual St. Patrick's Day musical shindig, from 10am to 2pm. |
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Pride Alliance
Pride meets every Tuesday at 6pm in the Diversity Centre, basement of the SUB. Contact bishpride@gmail.com |
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Amnesty International
Meets every Tuesday at 4:30 in the International Centre (SUB). Please join us in working for protection of human rights around the world. |
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the GLENGARRY BHOYS
the GLENGARRY BHOYS, 10pm at the GAIT. A Celtic Rock band from Glengarry Ontario. Their celtic sound will bring us into St. Paddy's Day with style!
Tickets are $10 each, at Doolittle's. |
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Van Grimde Corps Secret
Dance, 8pm in Centennial Theatre. Students $15.
Pre-show 7:15 in the lobby.
Four dancers share the stage with four musicians in this sensory experiment through the masterful leadership of choreographer Isabelle Van Grimde. Artist-in-residence at Centennial Theatre in February 2010, Van Grimde presents the findings of her extensive research involving music and movement. "With hardly a respite and no dull moments.... we are endlessly surprised and intrigued by the dialogues that take shape and evolve between the dancers, in solo, duet and group sections, but also between dancers and musicians, through a series of varied figures exploring several pathways of influence and interaction." Aline Apostolska (La Presse) |
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A World Where Many Worlds Fit
Free. Foreman art Gallery, from Feb.2 to March 23.
Hours: Tuesday to Saturday, noon to 5pm
The exhibition A World Where Many Worlds Fit, guest curated by Oliver Ressler and Marc Leger includes reputed artists from the US, Australia, Europe, South America, Russia and Quebec. Using photography, posters and multiples, painting, video and sound projection, the nine artists/collectives involved in the project demonstrate a strong commitment to social change and do not position themselves as neutral in relation to globalization. |
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A World Where Many Worlds Fit
Free. Foreman art Gallery, from Feb.2 to March 23.
Hours: Tuesday to Saturday, noon to 5pm
The exhibition A World Where Many Worlds Fit, guest curated by Oliver Ressler and Marc Leger includes reputed artists from the US, Australia, Europe, South America, Russia and Quebec. Using photography, posters and multiples, painting, video and sound projection, the nine artists/collectives involved in the project demonstrate a strong commitment to social change and do not position themselves as neutral in relation to globalization. |
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Uplands Art Show
An exhibit displaying works of art done by artists living with an intellectual handicap, 9 Speid Street. The show is up until March 21, Wednesday to Sunday from 1-4:30 p.m. |
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Sig House St. Pady's Party
Entry fee. Sig House (15 Church). from 9pm. |
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Irish music
5:30pm to 10:30pm at the Lion, Irish music! |
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Yaron Herman Trio
Jazz, 8pm in Centennial Theatre. Students $15.
Pianist Yaron Herman, an Israeli now living in Paris, is one of the most talented artists of the Parisian jazz musical scene. Before playing the piano, Yaron Herman played basketball in his native Israel, but a knee injury prevented him from pursuing the sport professionally. At 19, the young pianist, who had adopted his instrument only three years prior, landed in Paris. At 21, he developed a theory of musical improvisation, Real Time Composition, which he presented in a series of lectures at the Sorbonne and demonstrated on his first solo album, Variations. In 2007, Herman's self-named trio, which includes double bassist Matt Brewer and drummer Gerald Cleaver, released its debut effort, A Time For Everything. Featuring an eclectic selection of covers from Bjork to Britney Spears as well as original compositions, the album won over young audiences and jazz purists alike. In 2009, the trio followed up with Muse. |
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Japanese Calligraphy Demonstration
Japanese Calligraphy Demonstration in Johnson 103. 16:30 to 6pm. Open to public, Free admission |
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ENCIRCLEMENT
Make a reservation : 819.822.9600 ext. 2279 or stephanie.corriveau@ubishops.ca
ENCIRCLEMENT. Neo-Liberalism Ensnares Democracy, Richard Brouillette, 2008, 160 min. at Universite de Sherbrooke
Program
6:30 PM: Presentation by the filmmaker Richard Brouillette
7 PM: Documentary Screening
9:30 PM: Discussion with Alain Letourneau, Teacher at the Faculty of Philosophy, Universite de Sherbrooke
Free admission / In French. Screening to be followed by an open talk. |
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Gender Equity Centre
BU Gender Equity Centre meetings are every Thursday at 6pm in the Diversity Centre, basement of the SUB. |
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Chix and Kicks
Welcome spring and come party rocking your flyest kicks.
All you Divas leave your pumps and stilletos at home and reach the Gait looking fly and wearing your freshest kicks. Gentleman it's time to wear your latest pair of jordans. DJ OVERDOZE. From 10pm |
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Crashed ice giveaway
Buy a Redbull and maybe win a pass to Crashed Ice in Quebec City on the 20th. From 9:30pm at the Maysen Lennoxville. |
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IVCF meets
The InterVarsity Christian Fellowship meets every Thursday at 5:30pm in the International Centre for soup and a movie. |
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Happy Hour!
WOOT! Every Thursday ('cept during March breakkk) from 4 to 7pm, take a Happy Hour break @ the GAIT. |
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Mindfulness Meditation/stress reduction
Beginning Jan. 21, every Thursday from 1 to 2 pm in
Mackinnon Blue Room (118). Contact Carol Dignam (819-822-9695).
Are you totally stressed out? Are you worrying about your school work instead of doing it? Are you feeling anxious or depressed?
Mindfulness is a powerful mind training technique which can have a variety of physical, mental and emotional health benefits. School and the pressures of a demanding schedule tend to put us into fight-flight mode - our left brain. Meditation essentially takes you out of your left brain, which is more negative, critical and uptight, and moves you into your right brain which is more positive, creative and relaxed.
Participants will have the opportunity to learn a variety of meditative techniques so that they may choose the one that fits them. |
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Uplands Art Show
An exhibit displaying works of art done by artists living with an intellectual handicap, 9 Speid Street. The show is up until March 21, Wednesday to Sunday from 1-4:30 p.m. |
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Haiti
Dr. Vincent Echave, Member of the Quebec Medical Workers Team from the University of Sherbrooke on mission in Haiti, January 2010
No olvidemos Haiti: un testimonio; Let's not Forget Haiti: a First-Hand Account; N'oublions plus Haiti: un temoignage(In Spanish)
7:30 p.m., Bishop William Hall |
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A World Where Many Worlds Fit
Free. Foreman art Gallery, from Feb.2 to March 23.
Hours: Tuesday to Saturday, noon to 5pm
The exhibition A World Where Many Worlds Fit, guest curated by Oliver Ressler and Marc Leger includes reputed artists from the US, Australia, Europe, South America, Russia and Quebec. Using photography, posters and multiples, painting, video and sound projection, the nine artists/collectives involved in the project demonstrate a strong commitment to social change and do not position themselves as neutral in relation to globalization. |
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BUCS formal
Details to come! |
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BU climbing club
The climbing club sponsors Friday evening climbs. We meet every Friday evening of the semester with the exception of Feb. 26th, March 11th. and Easter Friday. We depart from the Hamilton Building city bus stop at 6:30pm and are back around 9 or 9:30. We carpool and/or take the bus. New and experienced climbers are welcome. We supply all the necessary equipment and instruction. |
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Genevieve Beaudry, violin; and Fannie Gaudette, piano
8pm in Bandeen Hall. Two of Bishop's own instructors collaborate together for the first time in a recital that is sure to please. Works include Brahms' passionate First Sonata for violin and piano. |
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Stephan Moccio
Music at 8pm in Centennial Theatre. Students $15.
Co-author of the theme song to Celine Dion's Las Vegas show, A New Day Has Come, pianist Stephan Moccio has also written music for Sarah Brightman and Edwin. A talented orchestral arranger, he worked on several occasions with the Toronto Symphony Orchestra as both conductor and composer. His debut album of solo piano music is entitled Exposure. |
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A World Where Many Worlds Fit
Free. Foreman art Gallery, from Feb.2 to March 23.
Hours: Tuesday to Saturday, noon to 5pm
The exhibition A World Where Many Worlds Fit, guest curated by Oliver Ressler and Marc Leger includes reputed artists from the US, Australia, Europe, South America, Russia and Quebec. Using photography, posters and multiples, painting, video and sound projection, the nine artists/collectives involved in the project demonstrate a strong commitment to social change and do not position themselves as neutral in relation to globalization. |
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Expo Sciences
March 19 to 21, Expo Sciences Bell 2010. Science geeks will love this, its the big regional high school student science project finals; there's lots of cool stuff here! At the Centre Culturel at the UdeS (take bus No 11 from BU), |
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SRC Awards night
More details tom come! |
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Uplands Art Show
An exhibit displaying works of art done by artists living with an intellectual handicap, 9 Speid Street. The show is up until March 21, Wednesday to Sunday from 1-4:30 p.m. |
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Expo Sciences
March 19 to 21, Expo Sciences Bell 2010. Science geeks will love this, its the big regional high school student science project finals; there's lots of cool stuff here! At the Centre Culturel at the UdeS (take bus No 11 from BU), |
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Campus clothes swap
8pm, Paterson Assembly Hall: bring clothes that you don't wear anymore and swap'em! If you don't have anything you want to get rid of, you can still come and get some stuff for yourself. And this isn't just for girls so all you guys should participate as well. Anything leftover at the end will be donated. |
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Uplands Art Show
An exhibit displaying works of art done by artists living with an intellectual handicap, 9 Speid Street. The show is up until March 21, Wednesday to Sunday from 1-4:30 p.m. |
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A World Where Many Worlds Fit
Free. Foreman art Gallery, from Feb.2 to March 23.
Hours: Tuesday to Saturday, noon to 5pm
The exhibition A World Where Many Worlds Fit, guest curated by Oliver Ressler and Marc Leger includes reputed artists from the US, Australia, Europe, South America, Russia and Quebec. Using photography, posters and multiples, painting, video and sound projection, the nine artists/collectives involved in the project demonstrate a strong commitment to social change and do not position themselves as neutral in relation to globalization. |
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Inti-Illimani
world music, 8pm in Centennial Theatre. Students $15.50.
It has been seven years since Chilean ensemble Inti-Illimani performed at Centennial Theatre. Celebrating over 40 years of music wedded in traditional Latin American roots and playing on more than 30 wind, string and percussion instruments, Inti-Illimani performs music as enlightenment of the human spirit. |
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A World Where Many Worlds Fit
Free. Foreman art Gallery, from Feb.2 to March 23.
Hours: Tuesday to Saturday, noon to 5pm
The exhibition A World Where Many Worlds Fit, guest curated by Oliver Ressler and Marc Leger includes reputed artists from the US, Australia, Europe, South America, Russia and Quebec. Using photography, posters and multiples, painting, video and sound projection, the nine artists/collectives involved in the project demonstrate a strong commitment to social change and do not position themselves as neutral in relation to globalization. |
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Expo Sciences
March 19 to 21, Expo Sciences Bell 2010. Science geeks will love this, its the big regional high school student science project finals; there's lots of cool stuff here! At the Centre Culturel at the UdeS (take bus No 11 from BU), |
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St. Patrick's day parade
If you've got a car, skeedaddle on over to Richmond for the St. Paddy's day parade. From 2pm. Brunch in the morning, from 9am, at the Richmond legion. Just ask when you get there; everybody will know what's where! |
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Uplands Art Show
An exhibit displaying works of art done by artists living with an intellectual handicap, 9 Speid Street. The show is up until March 21, Wednesday to Sunday from 1-4:30 p.m. |
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St. Mark's Chapel
Regular Sundays services begin again on Jan. 10. Sundays 10 a.m. (to mid-June). NO service Sunday, Feb. 28 (during March break).
Everyone, irrespective of background, is welcome to attend. Following the service there is a time of fellowship in the Cleghorn Common Room (the Faculty Lounge, in McGreer Hall). |
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Research Week
This is a chance for students doing an Honours or a Master's thesis, working as research assistants, or conducting an independent study to share their work with the community. Posters of research projects will be displayed in the Centennial Lobby. Cash prizes will be awarded for the best posters in a special ceremony to be held on Thursday.
www.ubishops.ca/research/research-week/index.html.
The registration deadline was February 12th. |
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Spring/summer registration
On-line registration for Spring/Summer courses runs to April 26. |
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A World Where Many Worlds Fit
Free. Foreman art Gallery, from Feb.2 to March 23.
Hours: Tuesday to Saturday, noon to 5pm
The exhibition A World Where Many Worlds Fit, guest curated by Oliver Ressler and Marc Leger includes reputed artists from the US, Australia, Europe, South America, Russia and Quebec. Using photography, posters and multiples, painting, video and sound projection, the nine artists/collectives involved in the project demonstrate a strong commitment to social change and do not position themselves as neutral in relation to globalization. |
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Research Week
This is a chance for students doing an Honours or a Master's thesis, working as research assistants, or conducting an independent study to share their work with the community. Posters of research projects will be displayed in the Centennial Lobby. Cash prizes will be awarded for the best posters in a special ceremony to be held on Thursday.
www.ubishops.ca/research/research-week/index.html.
The registration deadline was February 12th. |
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Pride Alliance
Pride meets every Tuesday at 6pm in the Diversity Centre, basement of the SUB. Contact bishpride@gmail.com |
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Amnesty International
Meets every Tuesday at 4:30 in the International Centre (SUB). Please join us in working for protection of human rights around the world. |
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A World Where Many Worlds Fit
Free. Foreman art Gallery, from Feb.2 to March 23.
Hours: Tuesday to Saturday, noon to 5pm
The exhibition A World Where Many Worlds Fit, guest curated by Oliver Ressler and Marc Leger includes reputed artists from the US, Australia, Europe, South America, Russia and Quebec. Using photography, posters and multiples, painting, video and sound projection, the nine artists/collectives involved in the project demonstrate a strong commitment to social change and do not position themselves as neutral in relation to globalization. |
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Lost Souls and Missing Persons
Lost Souls and Missing Persons by Sally Clark is being put on by the Acting 4 class. Turner Theatre. Tickets are $8 for students ($10 others). Available to buy at the Centennial Box office.
March 24th at 8pm; March 25th at 8pm; March 26th at 8pm; March 27th at 2pm and 8pm; March 28th at 8pm. |
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Francois Richard Nouvel Orchestra
Jazz, 8pm in Centennial Theatre. Students $12.50
Led by Francois Richard, "the best jazz flutist in Canada" (Alain Brunet, La Presse), the 9 piece ensemble Nouvel Orchestra presents music that is both modern and post-romantic. Audiences will hear selections from the Nouvel Orchestra's self-titled album released on the Effendi label as well as new composition by Richard. Following the CD launch, the group performed several remarkable concerts: at the Petit Champlain in Quebec City, at New York's Lincoln Center in may 2008 with renowned American violinist Mark Feldman, at the Montreal International Jazz Festival and as part of the Jazz d'ici Series at Gesu. This ensemble is a true multilayered mosaic where the distinct timbres of flutes, saxophones and strings meld then converge with solid rhythm section to produce an impeccable collective. |
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A World Where Many Worlds Fit
Free. Foreman art Gallery, from Feb.2 to March 23.
Hours: Tuesday to Saturday, noon to 5pm
The exhibition A World Where Many Worlds Fit, guest curated by Oliver Ressler and Marc Leger includes reputed artists from the US, Australia, Europe, South America, Russia and Quebec. Using photography, posters and multiples, painting, video and sound projection, the nine artists/collectives involved in the project demonstrate a strong commitment to social change and do not position themselves as neutral in relation to globalization. |
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Research Week
This is a chance for students doing an Honours or a Master's thesis, working as research assistants, or conducting an independent study to share their work with the community. Posters of research projects will be displayed in the Centennial Lobby. Cash prizes will be awarded for the best posters in a special ceremony to be held on Thursday.
www.ubishops.ca/research/research-week/index.html.
The registration deadline was February 12th. |
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New Insights
Townshippers' Association holds a one-day multi-sectoral symposium entitled NEW INSIGHTS: Eastern Townships English-speaking Community. The program will encompass health promotion and demographic research relevant to the Eastern Townships English-speaking minority and various health determinants - the building blocks of a vital community.
9am to 4pm at Bishop's University. Call 819-566-5717. |
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Happy Hour!
WOOT! Every Thursday ('cept during March breakkk) from 4 to 7pm, take a Happy Hour break @ the GAIT. |
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Gender Equity Centre
BU Gender Equity Centre meetings are every Thursday at 6pm in the Diversity Centre, basement of the SUB. |
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CASA cultural show!
For its 3rd Anual Cultural Show the Caribbean and African Students Association presents PRINCESS SARAFINA
In Nikki village, on an ordinary day, Prince Chaka meets Sarafina. It's love at first sight. Follows the african tradition of oral storytelling to take you through the journey of their union.
Come experience a combination of different cultures and traditional dances and songs from Africa.
8pm at Centennial Theatre, $10 |
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Book launch, Research Week
The annual Resreach Week book launch will be held at 4:30 p.m. in the Centennial Lobby. |
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Lost Souls and Missing Persons
Lost Souls and Missing Persons by Sally Clark is being put on by the Acting 4 class. Turner Theatre. Tickets are $8 for students ($10 others). Available to buy at the Centennial Box office.
March 24th at 8pm; March 25th at 8pm; March 26th at 8pm; March 27th at 2pm and 8pm; March 28th at 8pm. |
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A World Where Many Worlds Fit
Free. Foreman art Gallery, from Feb.2 to March 23.
Hours: Tuesday to Saturday, noon to 5pm
The exhibition A World Where Many Worlds Fit, guest curated by Oliver Ressler and Marc Leger includes reputed artists from the US, Australia, Europe, South America, Russia and Quebec. Using photography, posters and multiples, painting, video and sound projection, the nine artists/collectives involved in the project demonstrate a strong commitment to social change and do not position themselves as neutral in relation to globalization. |
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Deadline, grad photos and writeups
The yearbook team requires that your grad photos and writeups be in BY TODAY. The office is in the basement of the SUB. |
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Research Week
This is a chance for students doing an Honours or a Master's thesis, working as research assistants, or conducting an independent study to share their work with the community. Posters of research projects will be displayed in the Centennial Lobby. Cash prizes will be awarded for the best posters in a special ceremony to be held on Thursday.
www.ubishops.ca/research/research-week/index.html.
The registration deadline was February 12th. |
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Stoplight Party
Sponsored by Pride! Details TBA. |
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Mindfulness Meditation/stress reduction
Beginning Jan. 21, every Thursday from 1 to 2 pm in
Mackinnon Blue Room (118). Contact Carol Dignam (819-822-9695).
Are you totally stressed out? Are you worrying about your school work instead of doing it? Are you feeling anxious or depressed?
Mindfulness is a powerful mind training technique which can have a variety of physical, mental and emotional health benefits. School and the pressures of a demanding schedule tend to put us into fight-flight mode - our left brain. Meditation essentially takes you out of your left brain, which is more negative, critical and uptight, and moves you into your right brain which is more positive, creative and relaxed.
Participants will have the opportunity to learn a variety of meditative techniques so that they may choose the one that fits them. |
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IVCF meets
The InterVarsity Christian Fellowship meets every Thursday at 5:30pm in the International Centre for soup and a movie. |
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BU climbing club
The climbing club sponsors Friday evening climbs. We meet every Friday evening of the semester with the exception of Feb. 26th, March 11th. and Easter Friday. We depart from the Hamilton Building city bus stop at 6:30pm and are back around 9 or 9:30. We carpool and/or take the bus. New and experienced climbers are welcome. We supply all the necessary equipment and instruction. |
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Greg Abate, jazz saxo
8pm in Bandeen Hall. Join this semester's Artist in Residence for a program of jazz standards by Charlie Parker, Tadd Dameron and Duke Ellington. Original compositions from his latest CD will also be featured. |
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Research Week
This is a chance for students doing an Honours or a Master's thesis, working as research assistants, or conducting an independent study to share their work with the community. Posters of research projects will be displayed in the Centennial Lobby. Cash prizes will be awarded for the best posters in a special ceremony to be held on Thursday.
www.ubishops.ca/research/research-week/index.html.
The registration deadline was February 12th. |
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A World Where Many Worlds Fit
Free. Foreman art Gallery, from Feb.2 to March 23.
Hours: Tuesday to Saturday, noon to 5pm
The exhibition A World Where Many Worlds Fit, guest curated by Oliver Ressler and Marc Leger includes reputed artists from the US, Australia, Europe, South America, Russia and Quebec. Using photography, posters and multiples, painting, video and sound projection, the nine artists/collectives involved in the project demonstrate a strong commitment to social change and do not position themselves as neutral in relation to globalization. |
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The experimental Eskimos
Cinema Politica Movie!, 8pm in N2. In conjunction with the Social Ecology Club. |
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Showndown
Battle of the bands at the Lion. Details TBA. |
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Deadline for volleyball intramural signup
4-4 Coed Volleyball:
Tournament structure determined by number of entries. Minimum of 2 women on court at all times.
Deadline: March 26th
Captain's Meeting: At the beginning of tournament.
Starting Date: Friday, March 27th
Playing Days and Times: 1 evening tournament.
see www.bishopsgaiters.com/intramurals |
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1st Annual Qc Universities English Undergrad Conference
QUEUC 2010 is scheduled for March 26 and 27, at BU. An exciting schedule of social and cultural activities has been planned; suites on the Bishop's campus have been reserved for conference participants at a reduced rate.
Undergrads from departments of English Literature attending Quebec universities are encouraged to submit papers. Essays may address literature from any genre, region, or historical period. This is a wonderful opportunity for undergraduates to meet one another and present their ideas in a collaborative conference setting. Participants will also gain valuable professional experience for future graduate studies and post-graduate careers. |
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Salon emploi -- job fair
Sherbooke job fair, March 26 from 9:30am to 5:30pm, and 27, 9:30am to 4pm. At the Expo Sherbrooke building, 300 rue du Cegep (take bus No. 2 from BU and get off at the main bus stop about five minutes BEYOND the Sherbrooke downtown stop). |
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Japanese Bamboo Flute Concert
St. Mark's Chapel. 12:15 to 13:15. Open to public, Free admission |
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Sally Clark
Morris House Reading Series: 5pm, in N4. Author of multiple plays! |
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Lost Souls and Missing Persons
Lost Souls and Missing Persons by Sally Clark is being put on by the Acting 4 class. Turner Theatre. Tickets are $8 for students ($10 others). Available to buy at the Centennial Box office.
March 24th at 8pm; March 25th at 8pm; March 26th at 8pm; March 27th at 2pm and 8pm; March 28th at 8pm. |
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GRAD FORMAL
6:30pm at the Grenada in downtown Sherbrooke. Buses will be leaving the Arches at two separate times (6:30 and 7pm) and tickets will be sold according to the departure time. Tickets on sale the last week of February at the Bookstore and subsequent dates in the SUB.
Tickets include: Transportation to the Grenada and back, Dinner, Wine on the Tables...
Note: A photographer will be on hand for the evening as well. |
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Salon emploi -- job fair
Sherbooke job fair, March 26 from 9:30am to 5:30pm, and 27, 9:30am to 4pm. At the Expo Sherbrooke building, 300 rue du Cegep (take bus No. 2 from BU and get off at the main bus stop about five minutes BEYOND the Sherbrooke downtown stop). |
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A World Where Many Worlds Fit
Free. Foreman art Gallery, from Feb.2 to March 23.
Hours: Tuesday to Saturday, noon to 5pm
The exhibition A World Where Many Worlds Fit, guest curated by Oliver Ressler and Marc Leger includes reputed artists from the US, Australia, Europe, South America, Russia and Quebec. Using photography, posters and multiples, painting, video and sound projection, the nine artists/collectives involved in the project demonstrate a strong commitment to social change and do not position themselves as neutral in relation to globalization. |
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Coleman Lemieux & compagnie
Dance, 8pm in Centennial Theatre, Students $15.
Coleman Lemieux & Compagnie pay homage to James Kudelka's stunning creations: Fifteen Heterosexual Duets (romantic duets of "remarkable... fluency and variety" (The Globe and Mail)), Soudain, l'hiver dernier (a bitter sweet duet between two men) and In Paradisum (a masterpiece of emotional power). "the Montreal-based Coleman Lemieux & Compagnie... excited the crowd, performing an excerpt from Fifteen Heterosexual Duets... The dancers ably embodied the characters, but it was their execution that dazzled - the split-second timing during complex partnering, and the gratifying lightness of low-to-the-ground leaps and lifts." Joy Goodwin (The New York Sun) |
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1st Annual Qc Universities English Undergrad Conference
QUEUC 2010 is scheduled for March 26 and 27, at BU. An exciting schedule of social and cultural activities has been planned; suites on the Bishop's campus have been reserved for conference participants at a reduced rate.
Undergrads from departments of English Literature attending Quebec universities are encouraged to submit papers. Essays may address literature from any genre, region, or historical period. This is a wonderful opportunity for undergraduates to meet one another and present their ideas in a collaborative conference setting. Participants will also gain valuable professional experience for future graduate studies and post-graduate careers. |
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Lost Souls and Missing Persons
Lost Souls and Missing Persons by Sally Clark is being put on by the Acting 4 class. Turner Theatre. Tickets are $8 for students ($10 others). Available to buy at the Centennial Box office.
March 24th at 8pm; March 25th at 8pm; March 26th at 8pm; March 27th at 2pm and 8pm; March 28th at 8pm. |
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St. Mark's Chapel
Regular Sundays services begin again on Jan. 10. Sundays 10 a.m. (to mid-June). NO service Sunday, Feb. 28 (during March break).
Everyone, irrespective of background, is welcome to attend. Following the service there is a time of fellowship in the Cleghorn Common Room (the Faculty Lounge, in McGreer Hall). |
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Soulful Sundown
Live music, live thoughts: Enjoy contemporary worship without reference to God, creed, church or mosque, through shared personal experience, discussion, readings, and live, soulful music.
6:30 p.m. every second Sunday: Jan. 17, 31, Feb. 14, Mar. 14, 28, Apr. 11, in the International Centre (Memorial House, below the Gait).
Welcome to all, be ye religious or not, atheist or agnostic, pagan or humanist, or none of the above. You will feel affirmed and renewed, and build your own thinking about Life. Mark your calendar and drop in. Refreshments served. Animated by BU prof. Keith Baxter. |
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Lost Souls and Missing Persons
Lost Souls and Missing Persons by Sally Clark is being put on by the Acting 4 class. Turner Theatre. Tickets are $8 for students ($10 others). Available to buy at the Centennial Box office.
March 24th at 8pm; March 25th at 8pm; March 26th at 8pm; March 27th at 2pm and 8pm; March 28th at 8pm. |
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Spring/summer registration
On-line registration for Spring/Summer courses runs to April 26. |
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Amnesty International
Meets every Tuesday at 4:30 in the International Centre (SUB). Please join us in working for protection of human rights around the world. |
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Tea and Talk with Jade Savage
3pm at the library: Insect biodiversity in a context of environmental changes. |
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Vagina Monologues
brought to you by the Gender Equality Centre. At the GAIT! More details TBA. |
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Pride Alliance
Pride meets every Tuesday at 6pm in the Diversity Centre, basement of the SUB. Contact bishpride@gmail.com |
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Dulcinee Langfelder et Cie.
Dance, 8pm in Centennial Theatre. Students $15. THIS SHOW HAS BEEN POSTPONED TO the 2010-11 season. |
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Grad Arts Exhbit
Graduating Fine Arts student exhibit opens today! Details TBA. |
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Dance Club show!
One of the year's most appreciated events! The dance club show at Centennial. Details TBA! |
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Sherbrooke job deadline
The city of Sherbrooe must fill 350 summer jobs. Today's the application deadline! You must live in Sherby (that incldues Lenoxville!), and must be registered full-time for the fall. Only online apps accepted. check out sherbrooke.ca/employes |
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Athletics Events |
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BUISA Events |
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Centennial Events |
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Club Events |
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Community Events |
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Frosh Week Events |
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Gait Events |
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Important! Events |
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Music Department Events |
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SRC Events |
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To Event Organizers:
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If you have upcoming events that
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Eleanor Brown
SRC
Student Communication Manager
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