This one comes in via our little email address, the one above the calendar ————->

Got another event with free food coming up!

Who: 8 to the Bar (Drexel’s All-Male A Cappella Group)
What: 8 to the Barbecue!
When: Saturday, June 5th from 1:00pm – 4:00pm
Where: Buckley Green
Why: We’re promoting the release of our 5-song EP!

We’ll have plenty of hotdogs, hamburgers, and drinks for everyone. Food is free, however our EP and merchandise is not. Either way, anyone is welcome to stop by! We’ll be performing intermittently throughout the event, and there will probably be some volleyball action as well. Spread the word!

From 8 to the Bar:

EP’s will be $5.00. Once we pack things up around 4pm, we’ll be heading over to Matheson 109 to open for a concert hosted by our sister group (The Treblemakers) from 5pm-7pm. This event is also free.

 Trying to find out how much CDs will be & can’t wait to get signed copies!

Date: Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Time: 5:30pm to 6:30pm
Location: Greenwalt Conference Room D
(Lower Level of Creese in the SORC)

Join us for a presentation to learn the basics of blood donation. We will discuss donor eligibility, what happens to donated blood, blood types and blood chemistry. Learn how you can make a difference and save a life!

Students and faculty are invited. Free food will be provided for all participants!

To bring awareness to the tragedies occurring in Juárez, Mexico, the College of Arts and Sciences will present a screening of Bordertown as part of the free D3: Dinner and Discussion at Drexel series tonight, May 12, 2010 from 5 to 7:30 p.m. in the University Club, MacAlister Hall sixth floor (32nd and Chestnut Streets).

Starring Jennifer Lopez and Antonio Banderas, Bordertown is based on a true story surrounding the multiple murders of young women in Juárez, Mexico. The movie follows the efforts of an American journalist (Lopez) and Mexican newspaper editor (Banderas) as they try to identify at least one of the Juárez murderers. Dinner and a discussion facilitated by CoAS faculty will follow the movie.

All students are invited to attend this lively, informal conversation over dinner.

This event is part of Ni Una Mas- The Juárez Murders (Not One More), a powerful Drexel-wide collaboration between academic, student and institutional departments intended to raise awareness about gender violence and, in particular, crimes against women in Juárez. The cornerstone of Ni Una Mas is an art exhibition featuring more than 70 works by 20 international artists, including Yoko Ono, Kiki Smith, Nancy Spero, Irish activist painter Brian Maguire and local artists Arlene Love and Jen Blazina. The exhibition will be held in the new home of the Antoinette Westphal College of Media Arts & Design’s Leonard Pearlstein Gallery (3401 Filbert Street) Saturday, May 15 through Friday, July 16.

For more information about the D3, contact Amy Weaver at amw55@drexel.edu.

These are very good to go to. I’m sad that this is the first one in about a year.

This Thursday, May 13, the MCS Society will be presenting a talk on
iPhone App development by Senior Design Team Cy-Phi.  They will discuss
what it’s like to develop apps for the iPhone and what it was like
developing the Body Snatchers game.  Topics include developing apps in
Objective-C, dealing with Apple’s licensing, and submission.  The
meeting will be held at 5PM in University Crossings room 153.  Food will
be served.

iPhone App Development
Thursday, May 12 @ 5PM
UCROSS 153
FREE FOOD!!!