| MARCH
2008 |
| 15-23
-- Saturday through Monday |
Spring
Break - Classes dismissed for spring holiday.
Offices open on Monday and Tuesday, March 17-18. |
| 24 -- Monday |
Irish
Diaspora Lecture Series - Sally Barr Ebest of
the University of Missouri-St. Louis will speak on "Irish
American Women at Mid-Century: The Wages of "Sin"".
4 p.m., 208 Faculty Hall. Admission free. Everyone invited.
Call Dr. Bill Mulligan at (270) 809-6571 for more information.
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| 25 -- Tuesday |
Lovett
Live - David Condos Band/Onstage, 8 p.m., Lovett
Auditorium. Admission is $5. Call (270) 809 4895 for ticket
information. |
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Faculty
Recital - Jennifer Mazzoni, flute, and A. Matthew
Mazzoni, piano. 8 p.m., Performing Arts Hall, Doyle Fine
Arts Center, Free admission. |
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Women's
Tennis - MSU vs. Tennessee State. 2:30 p.m. Purcell
Courts. Call athletics at (270) 809-6800. |
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Men's
Tennis - MSU vs. Tennessee State. 2:30 p.m. Purcell
Courts. Call athletics at (270) 809-6800. |
| 25-27 -- Tuesday
through Thursday |
Senior
Salute - Upcoming graduating students can order
graduation announcements, class rings and be fitted for
graduation regalia. There also will be representatives
available from career services, the alumni association,
student loan accounting, graduate studies, registrar's
office and the Shield. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m., Curris Center
Rocking Chair Lounge. Sponsored by the University Bookstore.
Call (270) 809-4388 for more information. |
| 25-29 -- Tuesday
through Saturday |
Weeruns
- Children's clothing, toys and equipment sale. Regional
Special Events Center. For sale hours and more information,
check online at www.kyweeruns.com |
| 26 -- Wednesday |
Baseball
- MSU vs. Lipscomb. 3 p.m., Reagan Field. Call athletics
at (270) 809-6800 for more information. |
| 27-29 -- Thursday
through Saturday |
Cinema
International - American film from 2006, God
Grew Tired of Us. Rated PG-13. Some 25,000 "lost
boys" fled southern Sudan in the 1980's to avoid
extermination or castration as decreed by the Sudanese
government. They traveled on foot for 1,000 miles for
five years enduring starvation, dehydration, disease,
wild animals and ruthless soldiers before a few thousand
survivors reached a U.N. refugee camp in Kenya, with a
few making it on to the U.S. The film was the winner of
the Grand Jury Prize and Audience Award at the Sundance
Film Festival. 7:30 p.m., Curris Center Theater. Admission
is free and everyone is invited to attend. |
| 28 -- Friday |
MSU
Concert Choir Concert - 8 p.m., Lovett Auditorium.
Free admission. |
| 29 -- Saturday |
Murray
Bridal Show - Everything the soon-to-be-wed couple
needs, including bridal gowns, formal wear, accessories,
shoes, photography, videography, hair and make-up, florists,
caterers, banquet halls, destination weddings, honeymoons,
limos, horse-drawn carriages and more. 10 a.m., Regional
Special Events Center. Sponsored by RSEC. Free admission.
Call (270) 809-5577 for more information. |
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Baseball
- MSU vs. Samford (DH). 1 p.m., Reagan Field. Call athletics
at (270) 809-6800 for more information. |
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Jazz
Festival Concert - Jamey Aebersold, saxophonist
and developer of the Play-A-Long series and other aids
for the development of improvisational skills. 8 p.m.,
Lovett Auditorium. Free admission. |
| 30 -- Sunday |
Baseball
- MSU vs. Samford, 1 p.m., Reagan Field. Call athletics
at (270) 809-6800 for more information. |
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Student
Recital - Lincoln Rowe, tuba. 6:30 p.m., Farrell
Recital Hall, Doyle Fine Arts Center. Free admission. |
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Joint
Senior Recital - Meggan Berry, oboe, and Alex
Bruner, saxophone, 3:30 p.m., Farrell Recital Hall, Doyle
Fine Arts Center. Free admission. |
| 31 -- Monday |
Irish
Diaspora Lecture Series - Charles F. Fanning
of Southern Illinois University - Carbondale will speak
on "Ireland vs Irish America at the Chicago Century
of Progress World's Fair in 1934," 4 p.m., 208 Faculty
Hall. Admission free. Everyone invited. Call Dr. Bill
Mulligan at (270) 809-6571 for more information. |
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| APRIL
1 is the priority deadline for student financial
aid for the Fall 2008 semester. Call (270) 809-2546 or
visit the website
for more information. |
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