http://www.columbia.edu/cu/cc2008/

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1. GRAFFITI NIGHT
2. SUPPORT THE TEAM, NOT THE POLICY
3. Lion Link is here
4. CUarts.com
5. Want to join CCSC 2008?

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Its short, it's sweet, it may be the MOST IMPORTANT email you receive all year. Read what's poppin' at Columbia this weekend.:

Please note: Our first major event, Graffiti Night, is happening tomorrow (Saturday) in the Lerner Party space starting at 10pm. It is completely FREE. Show up early to get a free shirt and marker. Also, please come cheer on the lions and help to save the homecoming tailgate tradition by participating in SUPPORT THE TEAM, NOT THE POLICY tomorrow at Baker.

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1. COME TO GRAFFITI NIGHT 2005

Saturday, October 15th

10p-12a @ Lerner Party Space

Draw on friends! Draw on strangers! Draw all night long! Come to the first ever GRAFFITI NIGHT presented by the CC, SEAS, and BC freshman and sophomore class councils! Dance for 2 hours to a live DJ while you draw on each other at this freshman/sophomore mixer! The first 450 people to show up get a FREE t-shirt and the first 500 people to show up get a FREE marker! Best of all, admission is FREE!

Bond with your fellow Columbians like you never have before...Come prepared to party!

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2) "Support the Team, not the Policy"

What YOU can do:

-Go to the game on Saturday. Buses to Baker Field will run from 10:30AM until 1:15PM. Return trips to campus will begin in the middle of the 4th Quarter. Buses from Campus will board at 116th St and Broadway.

- Wear a shirt that says "Support the team, not the policy" ~ "Don't Spend a Penny"

- 700 shirts have been ordered and will be distributed on Game Day @ Baker Field. We'll make the table as prominent as possible, so swing by and grab your shirt!

- Boycott purchasing items from the Lions Tail-gate concessions stand. Come to the Student Council tailgate instead-- free food and NERF footballs! The Senior Tent will be very close by for the Class of 2006. [check the CCSC blog for any changes that might occur because of the rain]

- Sign the petition (there will be one at Baker Field)

- Email [email protected] to clearly explain your opinion on the policy changes. Let us know how this personally affects you and/or your student organizations. We can use your statements (anonymously if you prefer) to convey how this affects you to the administration. Please include your year.

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3) LionLink is Live

LionLink is a password-protected resource for undergraduate students in Columbia College and The Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science. The result of a student leadership proposal, LionLink allows CC and SEAS undergraduates access to enhanced directory information, including photos, in a secure fashion (accessible only with your Columbia UNI and password). It also provides "enhanced" searches of directory information, such as the ability to search by residence hall, major, or high school.

Check it out! https://www.studentaffairs.columbia.edu/

https://www.studentaffairs.columbia.edu/lionlink/

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4) Visit CUARTS.com!

CUARTS.COM  IS HERE! Your Portal to the Arts on Campus and Around Town: http://www.cuarts.com/

Check out the Calendar, the Bulletin Board, Neighborhood Guidebook~ look  around, ask questions, sign up for the newsletter, send feedback!

If your group would like to be a part of the arts calendar or would like to be added to listings, please email [email protected].

Also check out this nice Spec article:

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5) Interested in Joining Council? Have an idea you'd like to share?

We'd love to have you. Write [email protected] or just come to our meetings: Tuesday, 10 pm in 602 Hamilton.

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6) Bad Joke of the Week

How many Penn students does it take to change a lightbulb?

Only one, but he gets six credits for it.