Like delicious? Farm House invites you to a hands-on oatsy extravaganza! Come check out the house and learn to make your own granola.
Date: Sunday, February 20
Time: 2pm-4pm
Place: Farm House (344 Wash)
The house will also be open for House Hopping Day from 12-5, so come hang out.
Do you like to taste various dishes at the same time? Are you hungry? [Ed. note: Hell yeah, I’m hungry!] Fried rice, Japanese style curry, Pasta, Grilled lemongrass chicken, French Crepe, Apple crisps, etc.: we will serve these dishes for you this Friday dinner. Come to International house (151 Church) to join i-house free potluck dinner! Meet the house members, share your ‘international’ stories and enjoy delicious foods. Also, we have more than 3 single room openings next semester (contact schoi01@wes for any question), so if you are interested in applying, this Friday will be a great chance to look around and get to know the members. See you soon!
Date: Nov. 12 – Nov. 12
Time: 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM
Place: International house, 151 Church street
Cost: Certainly not rice, curry, pasta, chicken, crepes, apple crisps, or money
Laura Lupton ’12 sends in an event that combines the four (or five, depending on how you count it) most important elements for living a fulfilling life:
Do you like Elephants? Do you like South Africa? Do you like Plants and Ethnobotany? Do you like Conservation?
If the answer to any of the above is YES! (which, let’s admit, it obviously was), then come to a cool talk at Earth House this Thursday, Nov. 4th!
Laurence Möhr Kruger, Ph.D., a professor and director at the Organization for Tropical Studies in South Africa, will give a presentation about elephants in South Africa and their interaction with the plants and environment around them. His extensive field work in the national parks of South Africa and research in the field has given him a unique ability to shed light on their interactions, which can have consequences about plant and animal relationships everywhere.
Date: Nov. 4
Time: 4:30 PM – 5:30 PM
Place: Earth House
Cost: How about a link to the facebook event instead?
From Aditi Shivaramakrishnan ’12:
Come to Asian/Asian-American House to drink tea, tour our lovely house and relax on our comfy couches! :D
Date: Feb. 21
Time: Noon – 5:00 PM
Place: AAA House, 107 High St (next to playground behind Butt B)
More house hopping events today!:
Come visit Writing House this Sunday for House Hopping! We have a schedule of fun events going on all day, so stop by and we can combine our poetical, fictional, and magical abilities!
2pm – Cookie Writing Activity (yum)
3pm – Wesleyan Student Poets (Davy Knittle, Chiara Di Lello, Leia Jane Zidel) and Writing House Reading
4pm – Writer’s Block Meeting (anyone welcome!)
We look forward to meeting you and giving you tours of our beautiful space!
Date: Feb. 21
Time: Noon – 5:00 PM
Place: 202 Washington Street
Every program house will be open on Sunday, Feb 21st from 12-5pm for potential applicants. Stop by and meet current residents, talk to the house managers, and check out the house! Some houses have special events happening, so be sure to check it out!
Date: Sunday, Feb. 21st
Time: 12pm-5pm
Place: every program house on campus
Program housing applications are now available through your eportfolio. Since it can be an annoyingly confusing process, I’ll try to help make it simple for you:
Application Process:
(All of this is accessed through your e-portfolio)
1. Sign your housing contract online (I think you click a box or hit accept, something like that)
2. Rank your choices of which houses/community-based living (ie WestCo, single-sex or substance-free halls) you’d like to live in next year. You rank them 1-3, 1 being your super-duper-oh-god-please-let-me-in choice. You can only do three. Really.
3. Fill out the application for the three (or less) houses/CBL you’ve ranked. Applications actually do matter! Put some time and thought into them.
Application Timeline:
Feb 12th: Applications open.
Feb 26th: Applications due by 11:59pm.
March 4th: Applicants are offered bids, waitlisted, or declined. This is listed in the same part of your eportfolio that you applied in.
March 24th: Applicants need to accept or decline bids by 11:59pm.
Deadlines are very important for program housing, so make sure you get your applications and such in on time! Don’t lose out on having a chance to live in a great community just for missing a deadline.
And since there are now a huuuuuuge amount of houses, I’ll spare you the list here. But check out the Reslife website for the full list. Also be sure to check out the Program Housing Fair today (Feb. 12th) from 2-5pm in Beckham Hall, and House Hopping Day on Feb. 21st from 12pm-5pm.
Marie-Eve Augier ’11 writes:
Come enjoy some baked goods, music and good company at Womanist House‘s “Pretty in Pink” (or whatever color your vagina feels like) as we close off Vday events for this week. See you there!
Guys that includes you too! Come celebrate your closest vagina-owner :)
Date: 12th February, 2010
Time: 6:30-8PM
Place: WoHo (170 College St)
Like your cold, hard, bitter geopolitical realities coupled with something warm, liquid and possibly sweet? Me too. Come to Earth House to drink tea and hear about Josh Levine ’12‘s two weeks working with the Sierra Student Coalition at the COP15 Climate Conference in Copenhagen. Afterward, we’ll discuss how to move forward with climate policy on a local, national, and international level.
Date: Feb 10th
Time: 8am-12noon
Place: Earth House
Come to Earth House to drink tea and hear about Josh Levine '12's two weeks working with the Sierra Student Coalition at the COP15 Climate Conference in Copenhagen. Afterward, we'll discuss how to move forward with climate policy on a local, national, and international level.
“On the evening of October 7, 1989 several hundred people got together for some evening exercise and marched for the right to go for walks without the Berlin Wall getting in their way.”
Come watch “Goodbye Lenin!“, a tragicomedy that explores how East Germans dealt with the total collapse of their state. A fascinating look at one of the more dramatic periods of modern history.
Winner of several awards, including Best Actor, Best Film, Best Screenwriter, and Best Foreign Language Film.
German with English subtitles. Facebook event here.
Date: Thurs, Feb. 4
Time: 7:30pm
Place: German Haus, 135 High st.
Price: FREE
