November 24, 2009
Next Issue will be Dec. 1

Centre promises "personal education," and a big part of "personal" is knowing the persons who are part of your community. For that reason, we frequently include a photo of the individual making the submision—to help bring "names and faces together." If you prefer not to have your picture included, just say so on your submission and we'll honor that personal request as well.

Convos
Click here to download a Word document with all events and more details. Click here for convos on the Web.

Orquestra de Guitar de Barcelona (Norton Center event)
Dec. 3, 8 p.m., Newlin Hall
Twenty-five of Spain’s most gifted guitarists demonstrate the rich tradition of the music of Spain in a glorious evening of music.

Convocation proposals for CentreTerm and Spring Term are due by December 4. Proposal forms are available at http://web.centre.edu/academicaffairs/Convocations2.html.
—Mary Gulley

Meetings/Gatherings
Every Sunday night (until Nov. 29) at 10 p.m. GET CENTRED: A weekly Christian worship service held in the candlelit sanctuary of the Presbyterian Church. This half-hour contemplative service includes scripture reading, prayer, music, and periods of silence. It's a great way to begin the week on the right note. Refreshments served immediately following the service.
—Rick Axtell

Monday nights are Centre Nights at the Danville Bowlarama! From 5 p.m. to close. $2 games, $1 shoes, $5 burger plate (includes regular-sized fries and a soft drink). Must show Student ID. Groups are no problem-just call ahead (859) 236-6452.
—Danville Bowlarama

Tuesday, Nov. 24. The CTL will be having a Yard Sale. Click here for flyer.
—Lisa Curlis

Thursday, Dec. 3. 2009 Health Policy Forum. How will healthcare delivery and rural health be affected in light of health systems reform? Join us at the University of Kentucky Student Center (Room 230) from 5:30 to 8 p.m. Click here to download the flyer (PDF) for more information on guest speakers.
—Michael Sither

Saturday, Dec. 5. Kappa Alpha Theta's Fifth Annual Jingle Bell 5K benefitting Court Appointed Special Advocates. Race starts at 10 a.m. sharp at Millenium Park in Danville. Registration is online at www.centretheta.com. E-mail kel.mccoy@centre.edu for more information and to register.
—Melissa Perry

Dec. 7-11. The Centre Parents Association will be serving breakfast every morning of finals at 7:45 a.m. in Olin and Young Halls. Good luck on your finals and Happy Holidays!
—Amy Wilson (pictured)

Notices

Holiday Reminder. Residence halls and houses do not close for Thanksgiving Break. There is, however, limited meal service. Residence halls and houses do close for the holiday break Dec. 12 through Jan. 4 at noon. You will be sent a Survey Monkey survey later this month to sign up if you are staying over the Thanksgiving Break. This is for security and meal preparation. You will receive another survey the first week of December regarding the holiday break. We will try and accommodate flight schedules, (within a day), etc. if you let us know in advance. Please begin to make your travel arrangements accordingly.  
—Ann Young

Interested in studying in Northern Ireland? The Irish-American scholar program is accepting applications from eligible students to study at one of five colleges in or around Belfast for fall, spring, or the full year. Eligible students must be at least of sophomore status, have a minimum 3.2 cumulative GPA, write a 500-word essay, submit two letters of reference, and be nominated by Centre College. Please see Dr. Mary Gulley in the Dean’s Office for more information.
—Mary R. Gulley (pictured)

The dates for Centre Family Weekend 2010 have been changed to Sept. 17 and 18. After checking with the Danville hotels, we learned the local rates during the 2010 World Equestrian Games in Lexington (Sept. 25-Oct. 10) will be on average $199 a night, with minimums of 3-5 nights. We assumed parents would not want to pay these rates or have to fight the predicted crowd of 600,000+ spectators and teams expected. While we have no way of knowing for certain what the impact of the World Equestrian Games will be for Danville, we felt it better not to take chances, and moved the date. We hope you will mark your calendar and make plans to join us!
—Mona Wyatt

Interested in being an RA? The Residence Life Office is now accepting applications from students looking to join the Residence Life Staff. All application materials can be found here. If you have any questions please contact Sarah Scott Hall or Jacob Raderer in the Student Life Office.
—Jacob Raderer

Simon Fellowship for Noble Purpose. Established by the Intercollegiate Studies Institute, the Simon Award recognizes graduating college seniors who are pursuing lives dedicated to and distinguished by honor, generosity, service, and respect. The Simon Fellowship is a $40,000 unrestricted grant awarded to those graduating college seniors who have demonstrated passion, dedication, a high capacity for self-direction, and originality in pursuit of a goal that will strengthen civil society. In addition, awards of $20,000 and $10,000 are made to two other outstanding students. Recipients may use the award to engage directly in the civic life of their community; to help create opportunity for others, including job creation; to advance their expertise; or to fund the ultimate realization of their noble purpose. Click here for more information or contact Patrick Noltemeyer for assistance on your application.
—Patrick Noltemeyer

Miscellaneous
The Angels Are Here! Each year, the Centre College community generously supports Angels from the Salvation Army to ensure these children have a brighter holiday season. This year we have started with 55 angels who need adopting by members of our community. These children need clothing, shoes, and toys – and have even provided their wish lists to help you with your shopping. For more information, e-mail andrew.hornick@centre.edu or volunteer@centre.edu or look for the Angel Trees which will be in Crounse and the Campus Center this week!
—Patrick Noltemeyer

Ring the Bell for the Salvation Army. One hour of your time can help the Salvation Army continue its poverty-relief efforts in our community. Students, faculty, and staff can sign up to ring the bell for the Salvation Army from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on December 1, 2, or 3. Slots are in one-hour increments and begin at the top of each hour. If you would like to participate,
e-mail your interest and availability to michelle.balaklaw@centre.edu or volunteer@centre.edu.
—Patrick Noltemeyer

Looking for someone to house and dog sit during Thanksgiving. If it happens to be a local student, they do not need to stay at the house, just be willing to regularly check on the dogs. If interested contact Paige Matthews at 5228 or e-mail paige.matthews@centre.edu.
—Paige Matthews

Centre Cooks, the Centre Parents Association cookbook, is available this holiday season for $10 plus $5 shipping. Featuring more than 350 of Centre students’ favorite recipes, this cookbook is guaranteed to please everyone on your holiday gift list. To get yours, see Amy Wilson on the second floor of Old Centre, call 5208, or e-mail amy.wilson@centre.edu. Happy Holidays!
—Amy Wilson

Copy Cards can be purchased in the library for $3 or $6 for printing and making copies. However, these are primarily intended for community use. Students can add money to their accounts in the Finance Office (Boles Hall) at the window. The Finance Office accepts cash, personal checks, Visa, MasterCard and American Express and is open 8:30-Noon and 1-4:30 weekdays.
—Amy Watson

Freshmen, have you made that first Centre Futures appointment? One LAST session is being offered on Dec. 1 at 11:30 a.m.!  All you need to do is sign up for a CF101 session and you’ll be done with this requirement. Click here for information or call 5283 TODAY to sign up.
 
Internship of the Week: Are you a resident of North Carolina? If so, the North Carolina State Government offers paid summer internships in 29 of its departments. The deadline to apply is Jan. 20. For more information, see eRecruiting or your career counselor.
 
CentreTerm and Spring Internship Deadlines. Don’t forget that contracts for CentreTerm and spring internships are due on Dec. 4. Questions? Contact Career Services at 5283.
—Sherri Gowins

Cat and plant care needed in December. E-mail heather.morton@centre.edu.
—Heather Morton

Are you looking for a free place to stay for the month of January? I am looking for someone to look after my house for the month of January (or at least a significant portion of the month). The house comes with a very friendly cat and a large TV. My house is just one mile from campus. If interested, please e-mail joe.workman@centre.edu or call (859) 319-0341.
—Joe Workman (pictured)

The Danville High School Marching Admirals Band has begun its annual fruit sales. Orders on campus may be placed with Mona Wyatt, ext. 5345, or Clarence Wyatt, ext. 5243. The fruit comes in 10- and 20-pound boxes and the selection includes navel oranges ($15 for 10 lb. and $22 for 20 lb.); pink grapefruit ($15 and $22); mixed carton of oranges and pink grapefruit ($17 and $22); and tangelos ($15 and $22). Fruit will be delivered to you within the first two weeks of December. Place your order soon! Checks may be made payable to the Danville Band Boosters.  
—Mona Wyatt

The Arkansas Governor’s School is currently accepting applications for a variety of faculty and staff positions for the 2010 summer session. Applications and more information can be found here.
—Jacob Raderer

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