FIve College Literary Magazine

Amherst College is starting this magazine to showcase art, poetry, and pther forms of student lit around the five college area. They are also looking for logistical people (that's what they said with no explanation.) If you want to be a part of this, please email Chris Williams and he will give you all the necessary info. Email:cjw04@hampshire.edu

Lets talk about body image.

Hi, my name is Katie I am a div II student researching body image. We all have a relationship to our own bodies, and a formed body image. I would like to learn more about how one's body image is formed and maintained as well as the different facets of body image. I would love to hear from a variety of people (men,woman,different ethnicities and sexual oreintations). If you would be willing to be interviewed or have a small group discussion about body image in general and your body image specifically please contact me at kas03@hampshrie.edu. I hope to hear from you soon!

CBD Student Group: Talk about Eating Disorders !!!

CBD Student Group: Talk about Eating Disorders !!!

Eat pizza, learn about and discuss issues surrounding eating disorders, and meet new people!!! Katie Spero will lead discussion these questions: why do people develop eating disorders (enviornment,the brain, thepsyche)? How are they maintained? What is so difficult about treating them? This wednesday at 5:30 pm in the ASH lobby!

OPRA Jan. Term Trip Meetings
Southern Utah Backpacking Tue., Oct. 18, 6 p.m. RCC Rock Climbing in Greece Wed., Oct. 19, 6 p.m. RCC Winter Sports Adventure Thurs. Oct. 20,6 p.m.RCC

Join the Chorus!

The Hampshire College Chorus rehearses on Mondays and Wednesdays from 4-6 p.m. in the Music and Dance Building Recital Hall. The Chorus is open to students, faculty, and staff of Hampshire College, as well as members of the community. There is no rehearsal on Monday, October 17th; please join us beginning Wednesday, October 19th! Questions? email the conductor: Lainee123@verizon.net

Defensive Driver Needed 10/18

Defensive Driver needed for New York gallery day trip tuesday!

HACU-0255 (Film II) Architectonics of the Body in Urban Space are going to
Chelsea for a class field trip. We need someone with a Hampshire
Defensive driving lisence to operate a Hampshire Van. We are leaving Hampshire
at 9am and will return in the evening.

If you are interested in a free day trip to New York-
Please contact Elizabeth Orr as soon as possible,
(413)586-1316
eto02@hampshire.edu

HUMAN RIGHTS FILM: JUDGMENT AT NUREMBERG

A screening of the film "Judgment at Nuremberg" on Wednesday October 19 at 7 pm in room 107, Franklin Patterson Hall will be offered by SS106T Genocide and Crimes Against Humanity, the Law Program and the Office of Multicultural Education. Refreshments provided.

The 1961 film is a Hollywood fictionalization, complete with some of the biggest movie stars of the day (Spencer Tracy, Burt Lancaster, Judy Garland, Marlene Dietrich, William Shatner, Richard Widmark) of the work of the International Military Tribunal in bringing to justice the surviving leaders of Nazi Germany at the end of World War II, and so should not be read as a documentary. However, it does compellingly dramatize many of the most critical aspects of the Tribunal's theoretical underpinnings and its socio-political context. It pioneered the use of archival documentary footage within a fictional film, including horrific scenes filmed by Allied soldiers during their liberation of the German concentration and extermination camps in 1945. And the screenplay and acting are really superb.

The Nuremberg tribunal, despite its many flaws and limitations over which legal scholars continue to argue today, is generally considered the foundation of contemporary international criminal law and firmly established that those responsible for mass crimes against humanity should neither go unpunished nor be subjected to extralegal vengeance.

Please join us to view this important historical film.

Apply for GLOBAL MIGRATIONS DIV III RESEARCH GRANTS!

Global Migrations Program offers research grants of up to $750 to students graduating in May 2006. Applications are due October 28, 2005; full information and application guidelines avaliable at http://globalmigrations.hampshire.edu, then click on "For Students" link.
Note that January 2006 graduates are NOT eligible.

Library Used Book Sale
Duplicates, discards, superseded editions, LPs. Hardcovers, $1, paperbacks, $.50. Proceeds go to the library book budget.

Mon, 10-17 through Fri., 10/21

Yurt Radio Starting Up

Do you want a radio show? Would you like to see the Yurt alight and open for the community? Come to a meeting this Thursday at 7 PM at the Yurt.

The Yurt Radio Collective will have its first meeting of the year this Thursday the 20th at 7 PM. Anyone interested in having their own radio show (no experience required!!) or in making recordings via the Yurt space are enthusiastically invited.

For more information, contact Libby Reinish at lhr03@hampshire.edu or Ben Hueftle at bhh04@hampshire.edu.

Thank you for a successful Family & Friends Weekend!

To the Campus Community,

Thank you for participating in this year's Family & Friends Weekend and Inaugural Celebration. Your presence made the weekend a true success!

Despite the challenges of wet and windy weather guests and community members enjoyed lively panel discussions, wonderful food, OPRA activities, a fall farm festival, exceptional dance and theater performances, and a with the help of some late-breaking sunshine a breath-taking fall foliage display that makes the valley one of the most beautiful areas in New England.

I'd like to add a special word of thanks to all the folks who rolled up their sleeves and went the extra mile to make the weekend so special. Your interaction with our guests helped to demonstrate what makes Hampshire College so special.

Once everyone has had some time to settle down and reflect on the weekend's events, I would like to ask you to share your thoughts and suggestions for next year's Family & Friends Weekend. Please feel free to forward your ideas to llitterer@hampshire.edu

As always, we would like to keep Family & Friends Weekend as inclusive as possible. Planning for this event begins as early as March. If you would like to be involved with next year's Family & Friends Weekend, I encourage you to contact the alumni relations office by or before April 30, 2006.

Once again, thank you to everyone for making this year's Family & Friends Weekend and Inaugural Celebration such a success!

Best Always,
Laura Litterer
Alumni Relations Officer

missing super nintendo

a super nintendo and many games (including lion king, final fantasy 2, and mario world) was removed from mod 69 this afternoon, saturday 10/15, around 2 pm. whether this was a joke or an intentional steal, i am very upset and would gladly reward anyone who returns it, no questions asked. and please, if you know anyone who recently acquired such items, let me know. -hmh04

Hampshire College Chorus performance

Hear the Chorus perform: Sunday, October 16th, 2:00 p.m. in the Recital Hall of the Music and Dance Building

The Chorus will perform a diverse program of accompanied and a cappella music. Elaine Broad Ginsberg is the conductor; Dan Inglis is the assistant conductor.

Have you Seen my Bike?

It's a small retro bike, pale pink with cartoon stars and says 'Moonbeam'. I brought it all the way from Minnesota, and it's missing from the Merril C bikerack. Please help it come home.
-FLARNIE
C208
fcn04@hampshire.edu

INSIDER INFO ON GRADUATE ADMISSIONS AT UC BERKELEY

INSIDER INFO ON GRADUATE ADMISSIONS AT UC BERKELEY
Wednesday, Oct. 19, 4-5:30 p.m., Googie Withers Room, 3rd Floor Library

Josephine Moreno, PH.D., Graduate Diversity Coordinator for the School of Arts and Humanities, and a colleague of Ralph Hexter's, is presenting this workshop. Her focus is on diversity students who are considering graduate studies at UC Berkeley, School of Humanities and Arts or School of Social Sciences. All students are welcome to attend.

Dr. Moreno sits on the admissions review panel for the School of Arts and Humanities, and works closely with the School of Social Sciences. She will discuss what the admissions committees look for as they read applications and how you can improve your chances of being selected. This can include the application itself for Div. III's, as well as classes and other prep that would be applicable to a Div I or Div II student.

From her web page at:
http://ls.berkeley.edu/art-hum/diversity/
Check out the Step by Step guidelines on this webpage.

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Greetings!

I am Dr. Josephine Moreno, the Graduate Diversity Coordinator for the Arts & Humanities in the College of Letters & Science at the University of California, Berkeley. I work with prospective and continuing diversity graduate students. Prospective diversity students and I often discuss graduate school preparation, admission criteria, the admission process, and university and external funding. Continuing students are typically concerned about funding, academic issues, completing their degrees, and
personal matters.

Prospective graduate students may be interested in STEP by Step (link), an advising tool for Arts & Humanities and Social Sciences students. Although it was developed for Berkeley students, it includes valuable information for all students interested in graduate studies at Berkeley and students who desire to enrich their undergraduate experience.
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This program has been arranged at the request of President Ralph Hexter and is being coordinated by UC Berkeley and CORC with help from the LeBron-Wiggins-Pran Cultural Center, Office of Multicultural Education, and Hampshire Schools of Humanities, Arts and Cultural Studies, Interdisciplinary Arts, Social Science, Natural Science, and Cognitive Science.