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BLUEGRASS KETTLE MASTERS is now Hiring!! They are looking for friendly, reliable people to help cook & sell Kettle Korn at sporting events and festivals throughout KY, TN, AND OH. Travel costs are covered. *They also sell @ EKU and UK Football Games, Music Festivals & Many other fun festivals in the area! NO Experience is required- But if you can pull a trailer, that is a plus!! Starting pay, $10/HR.-$15/HR. (PLUS BONUS!) **Recruiters will be available on Powell Corner, TODAY from 11am-2pm to answer questions and accept applications**
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Ted Gioia - "The Dangerous History of the Love Song," tonight at EKU Chautauqua, 7:30 PM in O'Donnell Hall of the Whitlock Building. Free and open to the public. Proof of attendance provided. Hailed as "one of the outstanding music historians in America," Ted Gioia is the author of 10 non-fiction books, including The History of Jazz, Delta Blues, Work Songs, Healing Songs, How to Listen to Jazz, and Love Songs: the Hidden History. Gioia's books have been bestsellers, selected for many best of year lists, and won special Deems Taylor Awards from the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers. As a pianist, Ted Gioia's recordings with other west coast musicians have received airplay on over 500 radio stations in the US. His writing has appeared in The New York Times, Washington Post, Huff Post, Popular Music, and other leading outlets. He is currently a columnist for The Daily Beast.

We are having our RAD Program (Women's Self Defense) on both March 3 from 6-10pm AND March 4 from 9am-6pm. Spaces fill up quickly so you will need to contact Sgt. Early to get a reservation. You will learn potentially life saving skills for FREE!! Again, classes fill up quick so contact Sgt. Early for registration.

The Alphabet Center is holding its annual Valentine's Day-themed Speed Friending event on Thursday, February 23rd in Middle Powell! It's set up like speed dating, but instead you talk to everyone at the event for new friendship purposes. Refreshments and icebreaker topics will be provided! Come and expand your social circle!

The AFA Club is reforming and looking to take on new members. Join us in our first meeting, Wednesday February 22, to have your views heard and thoughts put into action. We will tackle black issues and highlight the black experience on campus. We welcome ALL races, cultures, religions, ethnicities, genders, and viewpoints. The AFA Club hopes to see you there!

Need to recharge after a long week? Come down for a relaxed cafe set-up worship service. Refreshments will be provided. Tonight's message will be about being unoffendable.

Throughout the month of February, Fitness and Wellness Center members can purchase any of the personal training packages at a 50 percent discount. In addition, if you purchase the 10-session package, you will get two additional sessions for free. All trainers are certified and will provide clients with an individualized workout plan.

Come laugh with us as we laugh! Hosted by Kirsten Suter, live skits, live music, live comedy. Comedy with a purpose!

In recognition of the 100th Birthday of the National Park Service, Student Life will be sending a group of students to Plains, Ga to work with both the Jimmy Carter National Historic Site and Community Organizations to help promote the betterment of the community in which the park is located. Participants will have the opportunity to visit the birthplace of Habitat for Humanity, visit a National Cemetery, and have dinner with President Jimmy Carter (health providing). So, if you want to be a part of this amazing experience, sign up on Orgsync today by clicking "More On This Announcement"

Spend your Spring Break in Washington, D.C., one of the hungriest cities in America. You will have the opportunity to volunteer with different programs across the city, and learn about the root causes of hunger in our nations capital. Also, on this trip you will be able to explore the Nations Capitol, the Smithsonian, and some of the many great tour opportunities in the city. If you want to be a part of this amazing experience, sign up on Orgsync by clicking "More On This Announcement"

Come see the show! It runs from February 22-25 @ 8:00pm and February 26 @ 2:00pm. You can purchase tickets there at the Jane F. Campbell Building on EKU's campus or order tickets online. For more information please click "More on this Announcement". CONTAINS MATURE AND SEXUAL CONTENT

On March 2nd, EKU will host a special guest lecture from Mr. Douglas Wissing. Mr. Wissing is an award-winning journalist, author, and independent scholar who will speak about his experiences embedded with U.S. military forces in Afghanistan. These experiences were detailed in his book Hopeless but Optimistic: Journeying through America’s Endless War in Afghanistan. Refreshments will be provided to all attendees. This event is open and free to all EKU students, faculty, and staff. This event is sponsored by the EKU Department of Government and Economics, the Inner Asian and Uralic National Resource Center at Indiana University, the EKU-led BGS IC CAE, and the EKU Asian Studies Program.

Silent Coffee is a social where we meet in the upstairs room at Purdy's Coffee Co. Here American Sign Language (ASL) is used to communicate and socialize with people who are deaf and hearing. Signers of all levels are encouraged to attend, socialize, and develop their skills!