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Civil Rights Film Series The sociology Department will once again offer a Civil Rights Film Series course this Winter Term. It meets Wednesday evenings from 5:30-7:50 in ITC 211 (Auditorium). We offer this course as a contribution to Black History Month and also as a tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King and other heroes of the Civil Rights Movement. The series also will include some films on the civil rights struggles of Native Americans. Everyone is welcome whether they are enrolled for the class or not. Bring your popcorn. See you there!

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Civil Rights Film Series The sociology Department will once again offer a Civil Rights Film Series course this Winter Term. It meets Wednesday evenings from 5:30-7:50 in ITC 211 (Auditorium). We offer this course as a contribution to Black History Month and also as a tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King and other heroes of the Civil Rights Movement. The series also will include some films on the civil rights struggles of Native Americans. Everyone is welcome whether they are enrolled for the class or not. Bring your popcorn. See you there!

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Campus Photography Week at WOU: Capturing Western's Campus Open Invitation to WOU community to submit campus images taken during the week of January 21 - 27, 2013 for a spring exhibit at the Hamersly Library April 1 ? June 14, 2013 Submit digital images by January 31, 2013 to: libraryexhibits@wou.edu Images to include all aspects of campus, (places, activities, people.) January 21-27: Take images of campus this week January 31: Last date to submit images taken Jan 21-27 April 1 ? June 14: Exhibit on display at Hamersly Library April 10: Reception honoring participants Complete invitation form at: http://www.wou.edu/library/exhibits/Week-WOUForm.pdf For more information contact: Jerrie Lee Parpart: 503-838-8419, parparj@wou.edu

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Swimming Lessons We pride ourselves on teaching the necessary skills needed to explore water as a lifelong fitness and recreational opportunity. Our philosophy is to always reward swimmers with praise and positive reinforcement for a job well done. We believe that with patience, encouragement, and practice, our students will make the most of their time in the pool. We offer a variety of sessions sure to meet your scheduling needs. www.wou.edu/aquatics

- Aquatic Center

Civil Rights Film Series The sociology Department will once again offer a Civil Rights Film Series course this Winter Term. It meets Wednesday evenings from 5:30-7:50 in ITC 211 (Auditorium). We offer this course as a contribution to Black History Month and also as a tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King and other heroes of the Civil Rights Movement. The series also will include some films on the civil rights struggles of Native Americans. Everyone is welcome whether they are enrolled for the class or not. Bring your popcorn. See you there!

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Campus Photography Week at WOU: Capturing Western's Campus Open Invitation to WOU community to submit campus images taken during the week of January 21 - 27, 2013 for a spring exhibit at the Hamersly Library April 1 ? June 14, 2013 Submit digital images by January 31, 2013 to: libraryexhibits@wou.edu Images to include all aspects of campus, (places, activities, people.) January 21-27: Take images of campus this week January 31: Last date to submit images taken Jan 21-27 April 1 ? June 14: Exhibit on display at Hamersly Library April 10: Reception honoring participants Complete invitation form at: http://www.wou.edu/library/exhibits/Week-WOUForm.pdf For more information contact: Jerrie Lee Parpart: 503-838-8419, parparj@wou.edu

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Swimming Lessons We pride ourselves on teaching the necessary skills needed to explore water as a lifelong fitness and recreational opportunity. Our philosophy is to always reward swimmers with praise and positive reinforcement for a job well done. We believe that with patience, encouragement, and practice, our students will make the most of their time in the pool. We offer a variety of sessions sure to meet your scheduling needs. www.wou.edu/aquatics

- Aquatic Center

Civil Rights Movie and Discussion A film showing and discussion of the movie "Brother Outsider" which will be facilitated by Dr. Emily Plec of Communication Studies.

- Willamette

Black and Red Ball 2013 Come celebrate the end of Out and Proud week with the annual Black and Red Ball! Half of the proceeds go to Cascade Aids Project Wear black and/or red! And come see a preview dance for the annual Drag Show! $2 per person | WUC Pacific Room If you have a disability that may require some accommodation in order to participate in a Western Oregon University activity, please notify the Office of Disability Services at 503-838-8250 or ods@wou.edu at least 72 hours in advance.

- Pacific

Civil Rights Film Series The sociology Department will once again offer a Civil Rights Film Series course this Winter Term. It meets Wednesday evenings from 5:30-7:50 in ITC 211 (Auditorium). We offer this course as a contribution to Black History Month and also as a tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King and other heroes of the Civil Rights Movement. The series also will include some films on the civil rights struggles of Native Americans. Everyone is welcome whether they are enrolled for the class or not. Bring your popcorn. See you there!

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Campus Photography Week at WOU: Capturing Western's Campus Open Invitation to WOU community to submit campus images taken during the week of January 21 - 27, 2013 for a spring exhibit at the Hamersly Library April 1 ? June 14, 2013 Submit digital images by January 31, 2013 to: libraryexhibits@wou.edu Images to include all aspects of campus, (places, activities, people.) January 21-27: Take images of campus this week January 31: Last date to submit images taken Jan 21-27 April 1 ? June 14: Exhibit on display at Hamersly Library April 10: Reception honoring participants Complete invitation form at: http://www.wou.edu/library/exhibits/Week-WOUForm.pdf For more information contact: Jerrie Lee Parpart: 503-838-8419, parparj@wou.edu

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Swimming Lessons We pride ourselves on teaching the necessary skills needed to explore water as a lifelong fitness and recreational opportunity. Our philosophy is to always reward swimmers with praise and positive reinforcement for a job well done. We believe that with patience, encouragement, and practice, our students will make the most of their time in the pool. We offer a variety of sessions sure to meet your scheduling needs. www.wou.edu/aquatics

- Aquatic Center

Wild Women 2013 Join the River Gallery to celebrate the 12th annual Wild Women Show!

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Unity & Community: The Spoken Word! Spoken word performance hosted by the Black Student Union.

- Willamette

The Swap Students can bring any item that they wish to swap with others on campus. They can take an item without bringing an item or donate an item without taking any. Clothing, shoes, bags, accessories, etc are all encouraged.

- The Summit

Civil Rights Film Series The sociology Department will once again offer a Civil Rights Film Series course this Winter Term. It meets Wednesday evenings from 5:30-7:50 in ITC 211 (Auditorium). We offer this course as a contribution to Black History Month and also as a tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King and other heroes of the Civil Rights Movement. The series also will include some films on the civil rights struggles of Native Americans. Everyone is welcome whether they are enrolled for the class or not. Bring your popcorn. See you there!

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Campus Photography Week at WOU: Capturing Western's Campus Open Invitation to WOU community to submit campus images taken during the week of January 21 - 27, 2013 for a spring exhibit at the Hamersly Library April 1 ? June 14, 2013 Submit digital images by January 31, 2013 to: libraryexhibits@wou.edu Images to include all aspects of campus, (places, activities, people.) January 21-27: Take images of campus this week January 31: Last date to submit images taken Jan 21-27 April 1 ? June 14: Exhibit on display at Hamersly Library April 10: Reception honoring participants Complete invitation form at: http://www.wou.edu/library/exhibits/Week-WOUForm.pdf For more information contact: Jerrie Lee Parpart: 503-838-8419, parparj@wou.edu

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Swimming Lessons We pride ourselves on teaching the necessary skills needed to explore water as a lifelong fitness and recreational opportunity. Our philosophy is to always reward swimmers with praise and positive reinforcement for a job well done. We believe that with patience, encouragement, and practice, our students will make the most of their time in the pool. We offer a variety of sessions sure to meet your scheduling needs. www.wou.edu/aquatics

- Aquatic Center

Wild Women 2013 Join the River Gallery to celebrate the 12th annual Wild Women Show!

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How to Turn Your Passion for Social Justice Into a Career This session will cover the following: * Overview of types of organizations and opportunities * Matching your interests with need * Gaining practical skills and experiences that are in demand * Career Paths Presenters: Adry Clark, Director, WOU Service Learning & Career Development Tammy McCammon (WOU Alum), Director of Volunteer Services, Salem/Keizer Education Foundation Michael Finlay (WOU Alum), Volunteer Program & Special Events Coordinator, A.C. Gilbert's Discovery Village

- Willamette

6th Annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Commemorative Dinner Celebration This Dinner is to honor and celebrate the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. It will feature a Keynote Address by Heidi Durrow an American writer on the theme of "Unity and Community". VIBE an Acapella group will also be performing.

- Pacific Room

Women's basketball WOU women's basketball vs. Alaska Anchorage

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Men's basketball WOU men's basketball vs. Seattle Pacific

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Civil Rights Film Series The sociology Department will once again offer a Civil Rights Film Series course this Winter Term. It meets Wednesday evenings from 5:30-7:50 in ITC 211 (Auditorium). We offer this course as a contribution to Black History Month and also as a tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King and other heroes of the Civil Rights Movement. The series also will include some films on the civil rights struggles of Native Americans. Everyone is welcome whether they are enrolled for the class or not. Bring your popcorn. See you there!

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Campus Photography Week at WOU: Capturing Western's Campus Open Invitation to WOU community to submit campus images taken during the week of January 21 - 27, 2013 for a spring exhibit at the Hamersly Library April 1 ? June 14, 2013 Submit digital images by January 31, 2013 to: libraryexhibits@wou.edu Images to include all aspects of campus, (places, activities, people.) January 21-27: Take images of campus this week January 31: Last date to submit images taken Jan 21-27 April 1 ? June 14: Exhibit on display at Hamersly Library April 10: Reception honoring participants Complete invitation form at: http://www.wou.edu/library/exhibits/Week-WOUForm.pdf For more information contact: Jerrie Lee Parpart: 503-838-8419, parparj@wou.edu

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Swimming Lessons We pride ourselves on teaching the necessary skills needed to explore water as a lifelong fitness and recreational opportunity. Our philosophy is to always reward swimmers with praise and positive reinforcement for a job well done. We believe that with patience, encouragement, and practice, our students will make the most of their time in the pool. We offer a variety of sessions sure to meet your scheduling needs. www.wou.edu/aquatics

- Aquatic Center

Wild Women 2013 Join the River Gallery to celebrate the 12th annual Wild Women Show!

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Civil Wars Around The World Facilitated by the International Students Club

- Willamette

MLK Campus and Community Service Project We will be helping students and teachers prepare for their annual carnival fundraiser. Possible activities include: Repairing and painting carnival booths (such as Go Fish, Lollipop Tree) Creating a new game/booth for carnival Sorting prizes and donations Preparing tickets and materials Sign-up in the Service Learning and Career Development Office (Werner University Center, 1st Floor). Transportation from WOU to the project site will be provided for first 20 participants. All participants will meet at Parking Lot H (between the WUC) at 1 p.m. Wear clothing suitable for painting and other projects.

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Solas-Shamrock City With ten records under their belt, Solas is the quintessential Irish-American band recording and touring in the U.S. today. Fifteen years ago, in a manner befitting their name (Gaelic for "light"), Solas burst onto the Irish music scene and instantly became a beacon - an incandescent ensemble that found contemporary relevance in timeless traditions without ever stooping to cliches. Through fresh and unexpected arrangements of age-old tunes, compelling and topical originals and covers, and unparalleled musicianship, Solas continues to define the path for the Celtic music world and drive the genre forward.

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Civil Rights Film Series The sociology Department will once again offer a Civil Rights Film Series course this Winter Term. It meets Wednesday evenings from 5:30-7:50 in ITC 211 (Auditorium). We offer this course as a contribution to Black History Month and also as a tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King and other heroes of the Civil Rights Movement. The series also will include some films on the civil rights struggles of Native Americans. Everyone is welcome whether they are enrolled for the class or not. Bring your popcorn. See you there!

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Campus Photography Week at WOU: Capturing Western's Campus Open Invitation to WOU community to submit campus images taken during the week of January 21 - 27, 2013 for a spring exhibit at the Hamersly Library April 1 ? June 14, 2013 Submit digital images by January 31, 2013 to: libraryexhibits@wou.edu Images to include all aspects of campus, (places, activities, people.) January 21-27: Take images of campus this week January 31: Last date to submit images taken Jan 21-27 April 1 ? June 14: Exhibit on display at Hamersly Library April 10: Reception honoring participants Complete invitation form at: http://www.wou.edu/library/exhibits/Week-WOUForm.pdf For more information contact: Jerrie Lee Parpart: 503-838-8419, parparj@wou.edu

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Swimming Lessons We pride ourselves on teaching the necessary skills needed to explore water as a lifelong fitness and recreational opportunity. Our philosophy is to always reward swimmers with praise and positive reinforcement for a job well done. We believe that with patience, encouragement, and practice, our students will make the most of their time in the pool. We offer a variety of sessions sure to meet your scheduling needs. www.wou.edu/aquatics

- Aquatic Center

Wild Women 2013 Join the River Gallery to celebrate the 12th annual Wild Women Show!

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Men's basketball WOU men's basketball vs. Montana State Billings

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Women's basketball WOU women's basketball vs. Alaska Fairbanks

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