Celtic Fiddle Music with Dale Russ
Wednesday, Jan 20th
11:30am – 1:30pm
Dale Russ started playing the fiddle in 1973 when first moving to Washington State from his native Connecticut. Although self-taught – and 100% Slovak – In 1990 he was invited to perform at the first Boston College Irish Music Festival “My Love is in America” featuring 16 of the finest Irish fiddle players living in the States. The concert was recorded and released by Green Linnet Records and won an award from the Smithsonian Institute as “Traditional Recording of the Year”. His playing is known for its balance of power and elegance. You can see and hear him here at North tomorrow in the Espresso Lounge.
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Total Experience Gospel Choir
In celebration of Martin Luther King’s birthday.
In the Cafeteria at 12 noon on Thursday January 14th, The Total Experience Gospel Choir!
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Open Auditions
Hey, check it out!
We’re hoping you’ll help us make this a theatrical quarter. Stage One Theater announces
Open Auditions
The Rover by Aphra Behn is a swashbuckling Restoration comedy with a large cast, so we are looking for men and women of all ages and types.
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Blood Drive
DATE: Friday, January 8, 2010
TIME: 10:30am – 4:30pm (Closed 12:30 – 1:30 for lunch)
PLACE: Baxter Events Center
Please Donate! We Need You!
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Arts & Lectures Comedy Club 10/14/09
Famous comedian Kermet Apio will appear Wed Oct 14th, 2009 in the Baxter Event Center at 12:30pm. The Baxter Events Center will temporarily be converted in to a night club. Free popcorn!
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BLOOD DRIVE!!!!
(Closed 12:30 – 1:30 for lunch)
PLACE: Baxter Events Center
Please donate and spread the word to other staff and students! The blood center depends on colleges and high schools for the majority of their donations. As usual, blood supplies are low and they always appreciate your willingness to help out!
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Student Voice Academy 2009
This years Student Voice Academy is going to be held May 1st & 2nd. The Student Voice Academy is set up to provide a forum for community college students from all over the state to find areas of common concern and work together to address them. At last years Student Voice Academy, students identified five issues that eventual made their way into bills that are currently being reviewed in Olympia. This is a huge opportunity to make an powerful impact and potentially improve things at our school.
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VERY IMPORTANT: Upcoming Events and Meetings
“Make College Affordable Group”
Every Tuesday 4:30-5:30 In the Student Leadership and Multicultural programs office behind the espresso lounge
Every student is welcome to join this group! We will be focusing on the budget cuts that are happening both on a state level and the local level here at NSCC. We will be tracking bills and generating Ideas on how the College could best save money without raising tuition.
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Learn To Stop Worrying, and Love the Budget Cuts
It seems like all that’s in the news lately has to do with the economy… the worsening economy. We know this is taking place on a global scale and is effecting the United States in particular. Here in Washington State this translates to thousands of people losing their jobs or a decrease in their income. Local employment champions such as Microsoft, Boeing, Weyerhaeuser, and many others are included in these job market cuts (see Seattle Times article). The majority of these layoffs are a result of budget cuts for certain departments of these companies and institutions. Since the budgets are scaled back there is not enough money to fund these positions and as a result, the employees must be let go.
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Student’s Needed for Committee Regarding Budget Cuts!
This means you if:
- You ARE a student
- You have been a student
- You know a student
- You have kids who will be students
- etc.
In reality, this meeting is for students to work toward a plan for addressing the budget cuts and to put a focus on what is happening within Washington State and how this affects educational institutions, North Seattle Community College in particular. This affects more than just people who are enrolling in colleges, or will be enrolling in colleges. A communities education helps to determine how that community works and cooperates as a part of society. These are important issues for everyone.
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Upcoming Events
Tuesday, May 13
Art Gallery: “Student Art Show”
Opening day receptions: 1-3pm and 6-8pm
On display May 13 – June 6
More info call (206) 528-4557
Thursday, May 15
Movie: “Freedom Writers”
12pm & 2pm
Baxter Events Center
Free Popcorn!
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