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The College Democrats are hosting a Trivia Night this Wednesday at 7pm in Library 108. There will be a wide range of topics other than politics. Open to all students. Free pizza and drinks provided. For more info follow us on Facebook: EKU College Democrats; and Twitter: @EkuDemocrat

Einstein Bros Bagels:
Any egg sandwich and medium hot coffee or fountain drink for $5.00.

Wednesday's Specials:
Herb-Roasted Pork Loin
Garden burgers
Spicy Grilled Vegetable Baguette
Spinach and Ricotta Pizza
Oreo Thimble Cake

GTU has several Earth Day T-shirts left! These are soft T's and are great for all seasons! We have many L, and XL shirts as well as other additional sizes.
The GTU symbol is on the front, but you do not have to be a member to enjoy it. The symbol encompasses all 7 continents, Polaris the North Star, & the 5 oceans. All are very symbolic to Earth Day! The photo on the back has many iconic animals, a volcano, representation of the atmosphere, our moon, and the big dipper.
These T-shirts will be supporting the Geography Honor Society on Campus, and are also designed and made at a locally owned business! Please help support us! Come by Roark 103 to purchase them! Again, we have several T's on hand, just stop by!
To view the shirt please click "More on this Announcement"

Donate your textbooks! EKU's chapter of Gamma Theta Upsilon, the Geography Honor Society, is collecting Textbooks for Africa. The are sent to 49 different countries in Africa. Mailing soon! We have FOUR drop off locations: Roark 211, Moore 320, Dizney 208, and inside the Admissions Office in the Whitlock building. If you would like us to pick up books for you, please do not hesitate to contact us. Many courses at African colleges and universities are taught in English. The subject areas in most need are social sciences, humanities, technology, business, natural sciences, engineering, biological sciences, and agriculture (but other textbooks are also welcome!). Books more than 15 years old, magazines, academic journals, religious books, novels, paperback books, encyclopedias, and books focused on the U.S. (i.e. U.S. history or law) are not needed. Thank you, Larissa & Kelly

Take a break from studying and sing your heart out! Feel free to sing professionally or ridiculously; however you feel. Just please keep songs clean. Also, there will be cake! Cake + karaoke = cakeoke!

Dead week is upon us and finals are approaching. Come out to study with the Zetas and get some study hours in. Brain food will be provided. Hope to see you there!

Your favorite canine friends will be back in the Main Library this afternoon/evening to help you de-stress with cuddles. Stop by anytime and get a few minutes of Fur Therapy with certified therapy dogs.

Come join EKU Adventure Programs and KY Fish and Wildlife for a partnered event with a fun day of fishing and paddling. Have a great day of relaxing before heading into finals week! Adventure Programs will provide all the necessary gear and transportation.

In collaboration with the Richmond Arts Council, this week-long day camp for grades three and up offers a window into the magic of Shakespeare with A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Campers will have the opportunity to get moving with the language of the Bard and learn basic theatre craft skills. Working with faculty and students, campers will see their creativity come to life at an end of the week production performance. This camp is perfect for theatre lovers of younger ages! For more information on the Summer Shakespeare Camp and how you can apply or volunteer, please click "More on this Announcement".