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Science Outreach Interest Meeting

From Madeleine Junkins ’16:

Like science? Interested in teaching kids? Volunteer for Wesleyan Science Outreach, the club that provides after-school science enrichment to the Middletown elementary schools! Come to our interest meeting to find out more.

When: Tuesday, September 9th at 8:30 PM. Where: Hall-Atwater 84.

Will there be pizza: OF COURSE! Email Maddy Junkins (mjunkins(at)wesleyan(dot)edu) or Mia Kolomatsky (mkolomatsky(at)wesleyan(dot)edu) with questions!

Date: Tuesday, September 9th, 2014
Time: 8:30PM
Place: Hall-Atwater 84
Cost: FREE PIZZA

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First Meeting of the Woodrow Wilson Debate Society

From Andrew Postman ’15:

ATTN ALL MASTER DEBATERS: The first meeting of the Woodrow Wilson Debate Society is this coming Monday. We are a society that dates back to our founding by Woody himself, when he was a prof at Wes for a hot sec. Now we compete on the APDA (American Parliamentary Debate Association) circuit and frequently road trip to other schools for tournaments! Includes more sex, drugs, and rock-n-roll than Mock Trial!!!

Date: Monday, September 8th, 2014
Time: 4:15PM
Place: 41 Wyllys (Classroom 114)

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Argus Recruitment Meeting

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From Gwen Rosen ’15:

The Argus is looking for writers, copy editors, social media editors, photographers, layout staff, and members of the advertising committee. Join us at our all-staff meeting this Sunday!

Date: Sunday, August 31st, 2014
Time: 5PM
Place: The Argus office (above Broad Street Books)

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Eye to Eye Information Meeting

Eye to Eye will be having an information meeting tonight. More from Ariel Jacobson ’15 and Emily Moody ’15:

Do you have a learning disability or ADHD? Do you have an hour a week to mentor a child? Then you should check out Eye to Eye!

Eye to Eye is the only national mentoring program pairing kids with learning disabilities (LD) and ADHD with similarly labeled college
students. Using a weekly art-based curriculum, our mentors help kids with LD/ADHD to value their own unique minds, build their self-esteem, and give them skills to become self-advocates. No artistic skill is required, just enthusiasm.

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