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E-mail #4 - Sent September 28th, 2005
---------------------------------- Visit the website: http://www.columbia.edu/cu/cc2008/ Hey all, Are you as excited about Columbia Football this year as I am? Let’s keep the momentum going by cheering them on at their next game against our quasi-rivals, Princeton. To make it easy to do that, we have arranged with Michelle Oh and the new athletics promotions team for Columbia Fan buses to take fans to Princeton. The buses will leave from 116th and Amsterdam on Saturday at 10:30 AM. Bring your friends and wear some light blue. Also, keep posted for a study break next week, organized by Kevin Khoung and the Student Life Committee, and save room on your calendar for Graffiti Night. The event, which will be co-sponsored by the Engineering and Barnard ’08 / ’09 councils, is being headed by Tom Sansani and the Campus Events Committee. More details to follow, but know to keep your schedules open on October 15 between 10 PM and 12 AM in the Lerner Party Space. This will be our first major event, and one of the more original Columbia has seen. On a final note, Calvin Sun has been working hard to perfect the CCSC 2008 website. So check out what’s going on with council and give it a visit @ http://www.columbia.edu/cu/cc2008/.Have a good weekend, Isaac Silverman _____________________________________________ 1) Fan Buses: We have arranged for Fan Buses to leave from 116th and Amsterdam on Saturday at 10:30 AM for Princeton. Students must purchase a $6 ticket for the game and REGISTER for a seat on the bus at the Ticket Office no later than 12:00 noon on Friday. THERE IS NO CHARGE FOR THE BUS. No coolers, glass bottles or alcoholic beverages will be permitted on the bus. Busses will depart from Princeton 30 minutes after the game for the return to campus. _____________________________________________ 2) CU Relief BBQ this Friday CU Relief Friday Night IN is back! We're throwing a JAZZED UP BBQ this Friday to raise money for hurricane relief organizations. THIS FRIDAY NIGHT 9/30 SOUTHERN-STYLE BBQ (burgers! ribs! fried chicken! kosher too!) Van Am Quad 5pm - 8pm $5 admission, with 100% of the proceeds donated to hurricane relief organizations Bring your friends and spend a night on campus while supporting a good cause! If you want to volunteer or get involved, email [email protected] or sign up here: http://www.columbia.edu/~jls2044/curelief/signup.html _____________________________________________ 3) Casino Night Saturday, October 8th 9pm @ Roone Arledge Auditorium GET LUCKY!!! Come join us for the biggest event of the semester. Enjoy tons of Casino games (like Texas Hold'em) with great prizes like a FLAT PANEL LCD TV, iPOD NANO, and DIGITAL CAMERA. There is tons of food and drinks so don't miss out. Tickets: On sale 10/3-10/8 @ Lerner Box Office $5 in advance. $7 at the door. _____________________________________________ 4) Join the Performing Arts Space Advocacy Group! The Performing Arts Space Advocacy Group(PASAG) is a CCSC committee that has a three-fold mission: to identify the space needs of undergraduate student groups active in the performing arts, to serve as a resource for administrators and student government members considering these needs, and to initiate and advocate for proposals in order to address these needs. Student group use of Miller Theater is determined by PASAG on an application basic. The committee meets bi-weekly. If you are interested in applying, please contact [email protected]. The application deadline is Thursday, September 29th. ________________________________________________ 5) Gumbo Drive for Katrina! Dining Services and a corps of concerned students have joined forces to roll out Operation Commander's Gumbo, preparing the spicy mélange with the official recipe of the world-famous Commander's Palace restaurant in the heart of the Crescent City. ALL PROCEEDS FROM SALES WILL GO TO HURRICANE KATRINA RELIEF ORGANIZATIONS. The gumbo costs $3.75 for 12oz and $4.25 for 16oz, and provides an easy and tasteful means to support a noble cause. It will be on sale for the rest of the week at: Cafe 212, Ferris Booth Commons, Uris Deli, Carleton Lounge, Wien Hall Food Court, Lenfest Law School, JJ's Place ___________________________________________ 6) Town Hall w/ University Senators! Next Tuesday, 10/4 Location: TBD Voice your opinion, express your concerns! The Town Hall meetings are a forum for you to meet our University Senators in person to address any concerns you may have. ___________________________________________ 7) Q: How many Princeton students does it take to screw in a lightblub? A: Sigh. The Alumni pay people to do things like that for us.
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