a message from pepito:My fellow Lutes, Today is the LAST day to vote for your 2013-2014 ASPLU president and vice pres-ident! Voting takes less than a minute (I timed myself this morning) and ensures that your voice is heard! You can vote at plu.edu/aspluvote. Don’t forget to tell your friends! Thank you, and have a wonderful spring break.

Undergraduate Students

Stay on Track - Enroll in Summer 2013

Please register by May 10

Over 60 courses available for undergraduate students. Offerings in the following areas: Anthropology: 465 (off campus), 487 Art: 230, 287, 355, 388 Biology: 116, 205, 206, 356 Chemistry 115, 116, 331 (with lab 333), 332 (with lab 334) Chinese: 271 Communication: 212, 235, 287, 303, 495, 499 Computer Science: 115, 120 Economics: 335(off campus) Education: 417, 419 English: 216, 217 Geosciences: 102 Hispanic Studies: 101, 102, 201; study away: 202; 231, 331, 401 History: 108 Languages: 271 Math: 151, 152 Music: 320 Physical Education: 100, 234, 276, 322, 360, 361, 480, 486, 491, 495, 499 Philosophy: 121, 125 Physics: 110 Psychology: 320, 360, 370, 448 Religion: 212, 226, 227, 232, 235, 236, 391 Sociology: 332, 391 Special Education: 322, 419 Theatre: 387

Registration for summer (and fall) begins April 15.

On March 25, the schedule for Summer courses available online at banweb.plu.edu

JOIN US DURING

March 25th

Spring BreakCREATING

Butterfly Habitat

COOKINGDemonstration

11:00am - 1:00pm

11:00am - 1:00pmMarch 27th

Join Victoria Farnsworth, a Master Gardener, to learn more about how you can create the perfect backyard butterfly habitat.

IN THE FIRESIDE LOUNGE

IN THE FIRESIDE LOUNGE

Learn how to make classic Ebelskivers, a Danish-style pancake, using a recipe from Ebelskivers by Kevin Crafts.

AT THE GARFIELD BOOK COMPANY FOR TWO FUN-FILLED EVENTS:

THE DAILY FLYER NEEDS YOUR HELPYou’ve given us some awesome captions. But now we need some awesome animals because you’re probably starting to think the Daily Flyer is run by a crazy cat lady. It doesn’t matter that this is probably true.

Submit a photo of your pet doing something goofy to impact@plu.edu for a chance to be featured in the Daily Flyer.

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Gender Neutral Housing Application From the Office of Residential Life In response to a joint proposal passed by ASPLU and the Residence Hall Association, Residential Life is creating two residence hall mixed gender wings with gender neutral bathrooms as a pilot program for the 2013 – 2014 academic year. These bathrooms will be open to all users, regardless of biological sex or gender identity. Private stalls, with partitions going nearly to the floor and ceiling, will enclose toilets, urinals, and showers with individual changing areas. These wings will be designated as mixed gender, allowing for rooms designated for male residents and rooms designated for female residents on the same wing. Gender neutral rooms will be an option on these wings for students for whom biological sex does not match gender identity. For additional information and applications, go to the Housing Sign Up page on the Residential Life website. (http://www.plu.edu/residential-life/housing-applications/housing-sign-up-process-2013-2014/home.php)

NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE!

WHY RHA SUPPORTS GENDER NEUTRAL HOUSING:

We believe that ALL Students deserve a space to live on campus that is safe, affirming, and inclusive

We support our LGBTQ friends who might not feel comfortable in traditional housing

We surveyed students back in October of 2012, and they overwhelmingly supported increasing the number of mixed-gender wings on campus

We heard consistent support from students regarding these changes through open Residence Hall Congress sessions twice this year

We believe in the on-campus experience and want every student to have a chance to live it!

Are you interested in journalism? Art? Writing? Social justice? Poetry? Editing? Music? Diversity and sustainability? Graphic design?

If you answered YES to any (or all!) of these questions, you should consider applying for a position in PLU student media!

The following positions are now open for the 2013-2014 school year:

To apply, fill out the application on PLU’s Career Connections site. We will be accepting

applications until Tuesday, April 2, so you have all of spring break to submit yours! For

more information, please contact the Associate Director of Student Involvement & Leadership,

Amber Baillon, at amber.baillon@plu.edu.

PLU’s student-run newspaper. The Mooring Mast seeks to discover, report and distribute information to readers about important issues, events and trends that impact the PLU community. The Mooring Mast functions as a media learning lab for students to gain and practice relevant professional skills.

editor-in-chief of the mooring mast,

general manager ofmast student tv,PLU’s student-run television station, whose goal is to discover, report and distribute in-formation about important issues, events and trends that impact the PLU community.

general managerof lasr,PLU’s student-run radio station, whose goal is to represent the tastes and musical diversity of the student body at PLU and the greater local and global communities.

editor ofthe matrix,PLU’s journal of social justice, which seeks to facilitate dialogue within the PLU community regarding issues of social justice and provides an outlet for stu-dents and faculty to explore the numerous ways in which social justice takes form.

editor ofsaxifrage,PLU’s premier literary and arts magazine, which consists of work by students, staff and alumni–poems, traditional art, literary essays, print, short stories, photography, musical scores and other works, all selected by volunteer judges from the PLU community.

[[Apply Now]] orientationguide og// be an integral part of the incoming first years first few days on campus

// promote PLU and the reasons you love being a part of the community

// help the first years begin to recognize PLU as their home for the next 4 years

// build relationships with your jammies, fellow orientation guides, and various staff members

// move in early [August 31st]

// get free stuff

// act silly; make memories; have fun

Visit the Career Connections Opportunities Board and look for ‘Fall Orientation Guide’ http://www.plu.edu/career-connections/

AN ELEPHANT NEVER FORGETS...

...TO RECYCLE THE DAILY FLYER!

Student Involvement and Leadership invites you to nominate individuals, programs, and organizations for the Student Club and Organization Awards. These awards will be presented at the Celebration of Leadership on Friday, May 13th, 2013. The addition of student organization awards to the Celebra-tion of Leadership is a new tradition that will recognize students and advisors that have demonstrated a strong com-mitment to service and leadership through their involvement in clubs and organizations. If you would like to recognize an individual, program, or organization that has positively impacted your experience at PLU, please fill out a nomination form on the PLU Clubs Website (www.plu.edu/clubs/join-a-club/Clubs-A-H.php ). *Nominations are due by Tuesday, March 26th.

Student Club & Organization Awards Awards include:

Individual Awards

Outstanding Officer of the Year

Outstanding Advisor of the Year

Quiet Influence Award

Organization Awards

Social Program of the Year

Diversity Program of the Year

Educational Program of the Year

Service Program of the Year

Student Organization of the Year

A student club or organization that most exemplified the

PLU mission

Boeing Internship www.plu.edu/intern

-- Participate in developing and implementing strategic communications plans

-- Work with senior leaders-- Write and edit a variety of communication products

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Submit a caption to impact@plu.edu with the subject “Quite a mouthful” or tweet us @PLUImpact with the hashtag #QuiteAMouthful.Favorite captions will be featured in a future issue of the Daily Flyer!