Campus Events Sep Oct

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Campus Events Sep/ Oct
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Volunteering Events

• Miller keystone Blood Drive Wednesday October
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• Marlo Room, 900 530
• Lights On After School first years and
  returning students give Easton kids a Day in the
  life of a college student.
• October 13, 900- 530

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Arts and Entertainment

• Oktoberfest Lafayette rendition of the famous
  German festival. Held at Prof Lamb-Faffelbergers
  house. September 27. email dimitroi for more
  details
• African Poetry Reading A showcase of new and
  current African poetry. October 1, Gilberts Back
  Room, 8pm
• College Theater- 365 plays/ 365 days lafayette
  will stage seven of the Pulitzer prize winners
  365 plays.
• Sep 26 Sep 29, Willaims Ctr, 8pm
• Donna Schudel Joan is not done, Ten years, Ten
  Performances a unique performance featuring the
  artist haunting work.
• October 4, Williams Center
• Lecture Robert Crout. Editor of Lafayette in
  the Age of the American Revolution discusses
  Lafayette and Slavery
• October 11, Skillman Library Gendebein
  Room, 410pm
• Photo Scavenger Hunt each team gets a list of
  clues and a camera. 500 prize.
• October 13, Marlo Room, 100 300pm
• Comedian Jen Kober, 10pm Farinon Snack bar
• College Theater- Our Town lafayette will stage
  Pulitzer prize winner Thornton Wilders
  refreshing, unconventional look at small town
  America
• October 31, Williams Ctr. 8pm

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Latino Heritage Month

• Wednesday, Oct. 3, 2007 in William Center for the
  Arts _at_ 8 pmSpanish Harlem Orchestra Come and
  enjoy the sounds of the Spanish Harlem Orchestra.
  Since 2000, Spanish Harlem Orchestra (SHO) has
  established itself as a standard bearer of
  contemporary Latin music. Directed by
  world-renowned pianist, arranger, and producer
  Oscar Hernández, the thirteen-member all-star
  ensemble has reintroduced the classic sounds of
  New York City Salsa to music lovers worldwide.
  Our music style is the original sound of New
  York old school "Salsa dura" (heavy salsa) that
  was played in the early years by our pioneers,
  says Oscar. That sound has been lost and we want
  to keep it alive while educating the new
  generations (and music lovers in general) on the
  true musical roots of our culture.
• Latino Film Festival in Limburg Theater
• Young Rebels movie. 200 315
• Made in LA movie. 330 5
• Noche de Cultura fun filled night of perfomance
  by Lafayette students to close out LHM.
• Farinon Atrium, 7-830pm
• Friday, Oct. 12, 2007 In the Williams Center for
  the Arts _at_ 730 pmNGGER WETBCK CHNK SPEAK
  Theater Arts presents dangerously compelling
  original works of populist theater with enough
  laughs to ease the sting of their social
  commentarywhile bringing divergent audiences to
  a much needed point of convergence. The flagship
  production of SPEAK Theater Arts, NWC The Race
  Show, is a daring and hilarious look at the
  impact three racial slurs have had on the lives
  of three friends, each from a different ethnic
  background. Ensemble and monologue work are
  seamlessly woven together with slam poetry,
  stand-up comedy and hip-hop elements. The result
  is a constantly transforming, highly engaging,
  exceedingly accessible work with a powerful
  mission. Dont miss this fast-paced, in your
  face, interdisciplinary performance.

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