2008 Woodie Awards
ISU Event Alerts
Issue date: 9/19/07 Section: News
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Dogs On The Quad will be held Wed., Sept. 19, at Noon on the Quad. Free hotdogs will be provided by ISU Athletics as they start another exciting year in sports. Come meet ISU athletes and build your school spirit.
At noon on Thurs., Sept. 20, Val Clarke, Director of the LDS Institute will be the featured speaker at a discussion entitled "More Than a Mormon" in the Heritage Room. The focus will be on an article from *BUST* Magazine, June/July 2007 issue entitled "Desperate Mormon Housewives." This talk is part of the Every Other Thursday series of talks this semester focusing on gender and religion. Attendees are encouraged to read the article prior to this discussion, and to also bring a lunch. An E-reserve copy is available online at: HYPERLINK "http://electronicdelivery.isu.edu/EReserves/current/Morrow/Desperate_Mormon_Housewives.pdf" http://electronicdelivery.isu.edu/EReserves/current/Morrow/Desperate_Mormon_Housewives.pdf Talks are scheduled on alternating Thursdays at noon, through Nov. 15. All Every Other Thursday talks are free and open to all.
The annual Walk a Mile in Her Shoes Fundraiser will take place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Wed., Sept. 26, in the Bennion Student Union Multi-purpose room in Idaho Falls, and again on Wed., Oct. 3, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the ISU Quad (rain site: PSUB Ballroom). The men participating will take a stand against sexual and domestic violence by "Walking a Mile" (or more!) in women's shoes (mostly high-heels), and show that all men can be part of the solution to end violence against women. Each of the men will complete laps around a designated paved area on the ISU Quad. They will accept pledges of 25 cents or more for each lap completed. All walkers must have a minimum of $25 in pledges/donations to participate. Money raised will benefit violence prevention and education on the ISU campus and the Pocatello community. To participate or to make a pledge, contact Project Hope or the Anderson Center, at 282-2805 in Pocatello, or the Bennion Student Union Information Desk in Idaho Falls. For more info contact Kim Talbot at the Anderson center at 282-2805 or HYPERLINK "mailto:talbkimb@isu.edu" talbkimb@isu.edu.
Pi Sigma Alpha, the political science honor society at ISU, will be holding meetings every Wednesday at 12:15 p.m. in the Political Science Library on the fourth floor of Gravely Hall. Anyone interested in political science should attend! For more information contact Ryan Hunter at huntryan@isu.edu.
At noon on Thurs., Sept. 20, Val Clarke, Director of the LDS Institute will be the featured speaker at a discussion entitled "More Than a Mormon" in the Heritage Room. The focus will be on an article from *BUST* Magazine, June/July 2007 issue entitled "Desperate Mormon Housewives." This talk is part of the Every Other Thursday series of talks this semester focusing on gender and religion. Attendees are encouraged to read the article prior to this discussion, and to also bring a lunch. An E-reserve copy is available online at: HYPERLINK "http://electronicdelivery.isu.edu/EReserves/current/Morrow/Desperate_Mormon_Housewives.pdf" http://electronicdelivery.isu.edu/EReserves/current/Morrow/Desperate_Mormon_Housewives.pdf Talks are scheduled on alternating Thursdays at noon, through Nov. 15. All Every Other Thursday talks are free and open to all.
The annual Walk a Mile in Her Shoes Fundraiser will take place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Wed., Sept. 26, in the Bennion Student Union Multi-purpose room in Idaho Falls, and again on Wed., Oct. 3, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the ISU Quad (rain site: PSUB Ballroom). The men participating will take a stand against sexual and domestic violence by "Walking a Mile" (or more!) in women's shoes (mostly high-heels), and show that all men can be part of the solution to end violence against women. Each of the men will complete laps around a designated paved area on the ISU Quad. They will accept pledges of 25 cents or more for each lap completed. All walkers must have a minimum of $25 in pledges/donations to participate. Money raised will benefit violence prevention and education on the ISU campus and the Pocatello community. To participate or to make a pledge, contact Project Hope or the Anderson Center, at 282-2805 in Pocatello, or the Bennion Student Union Information Desk in Idaho Falls. For more info contact Kim Talbot at the Anderson center at 282-2805 or HYPERLINK "mailto:talbkimb@isu.edu" talbkimb@isu.edu.
Pi Sigma Alpha, the political science honor society at ISU, will be holding meetings every Wednesday at 12:15 p.m. in the Political Science Library on the fourth floor of Gravely Hall. Anyone interested in political science should attend! For more information contact Ryan Hunter at huntryan@isu.edu.
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