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We have had to relocate this event from Main Library 128 to Whalin Technology Complex, Room 200. We're sorry for this inconvenience. --------
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Have you ever wanted to know the life of a Google Fiber employee? Well, you're in luck. The Student Information Technology Organization will be hosting a real-life, in-flesh Google Fiber employee. Cool, right? We hope to see you there!
(Note: there will be food and drinks)
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Join us for an information session with Jill Malusky, Director of Visitor Engagement at Shaker Village, Harrodsburg, KY. Learn about summer 2016 internships and employment opportunities.

Come have fun at the monthly APO Cabaret--and maybe get on stage too! Everyone is welcome as the theatre honors fraternity shows their talents and opens the stage to you!

Show your Colonel pride, at the October Kentucky Blood Center (KBC) Campus Blood Drive, and receive a "My Blood Type Is Colonel Maroon" T-shirt. At the KBC's September Blood Drive, KBC registered 121 donors which resulted in 98 donations! These donations will save the lives of 279 very grateful Kentucky patients. We hope if you haven't donated in the last eight weeks (56 days), please consider donating life this Month, as part of our October Blood Drive.

Join us in the ride to beat breast cancer! Create a team of 3-6 people to cycle relay, have fun, and win prizes! T-shirt included in the event cost. Proceeds go to Susan G. Komen Foundation.

Yoga + Glowsticks = GLOGA! Come out for a free Yoga class in Kennamer! All fitness levels welcome.

Registration CLOSES for the Cyclethon!, Indoor Soccer, Sunday 5v5 Basketball, Wiffleball, and Indoor Volleyball NEXT TUESDAY, October 20th at Midnight! Sign up on www.imleagues.com/eku or use the REC*IT app on your mobile device!

The classy ladies of Minority Collegiate Connections Presents our 7th annual homecoming Fashion Show: Strength Through the Darkness. Advanced ticket sales are available now, contact a MCC member for more information.

Social media has created a world in which communication with others is only the push of a button away, while in many cases reducing the depth of that communication. NYT best-selling author and MIT Research Scientist William Powers will explain how to use this new interconnectedness wisely in his Chautauqua Lecture and EKU Reads Project Keynote Address, “Deeper Digital: A New Philosophy of Social Media,” TONIGHT, Thursday, Oct. 15, at 7:30 p.m. in Brock Auditorium of the Coates Building. Free and open to the public. Attendance slips will be provided. Sponsored by the EKU Reads Project, First Year Programs, EKU Libraries, Information Technology, and the Honors Program. For more information, visit www.chautauqua.eku.edu, contact Chautauqua Lecture Coordinator Dr. Erik Liddell at erik.liddell@eku.edu, like EKU Chautauqua Lectures on Facebook, or follow @EKUChautauqua on Twitter.

Come out and meet the new and official EKU majorette team, there will be plenty of free food, music, performances, and more! We will also have an information table for people who are interested in joining because we will have our last tryout this upcoming spring! So come out and just have fun and mingle with people on campus, get out of your rooms and take a break from all of your homework! Hope to see everyone there.

EKU Relay for Life is selling long sleeve Breast Cancer Awareness shirts. The shirts are $12 and are being sold until Novemeber 7th. All the money raised goes to the American Cancer Society Making Strides Towards Cancer! If you are interested in ordering a shirt please contact Sofia Guadagni.

Several EKU units are sponsoring a screening of Battleship Potemkin, which is directed by Sergei Eisenstein and was released in 1925. The film portrays the mutiny that occurred on the Russian battleship Potemkin in 1905. This mutiny contributed to important revolutionary events in Russia that greatly changed Russian government and society. Battleship Potemkin also has a place in movie history as it is considered one of the greatest movies ever filmed as well as being one of the best propaganda style films ever released. As part of the screening, faculty members from the EKU History Department will discuss the context of the film in relation to Russian history as well as its relevance to cinematic history. The faculty members will also answer any questions the audience may have regarding the movie and Russian history. Refreshments will be provided to those who attend.

On Friday, November 13, there will be an Intelligence Workshop in Stratton 202 (Mezzanine) from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. The workshop will be on Recent Russian Security Deployments, specifically on Russian military operations in the Ukraine and Syria. A presentation on Recent Russian Security Deployments will be given in the morning and in the afternoon there will be a team simulation exercise on the topic. Lunch is provided. Students from any EKU program may participate. The workshop is worth two IC CAE Scholar participation points. Please register for the event by contacting Brian Simpkins at Brian.Simpkins@eku.edu

Bring your lunch and join us for a Brown Bag Discussion on Diversity at EKU. Enjoy our beverages and assorted chocolates with your lunch in relaxed atmosphere. Invite your friends and classmates! Attend to enter your name in a drawing for 2 free tickets to Ailey II at EKU Center for the Arts!

Due to a performance, parking restrictions will be enforced at the EKU Center for the Arts tomorrow, October 16. Alternate parking is available throughout campus.