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Courses offered in England • Liberia • Namibia • Turkey • Austria, Czech Republic, Germany • England, France • Germany, Netherlands • Hungary • Italy • Northern Ireland •Antarctica, Argentina • Ecuador • Uruguay • Australia • New Zealand • Cuba • Martinique • Hawaii • California, Arizona • Holden Village • Neah Bay • Tacoma •Washington, DC

Find more information:

http://www.plu.edu/studyaway/studyabroad/programs/Short-‐Term/J-‐Term/home.php

Applications available on line or at the Wang Center, 253-‐535-‐7577

Do you want to… ✓ Feel more connected to campus? ✓ Be involved in making PLU policy decisions, like extending library hours or making improvements on campus? ✓ Add a great experience to your resume? ✓ Make new friends?

ASPLU 2013-‐2014 SENATE ELECTIONS!

If you said YES to any or all of these questions, you should consider running for ASPLU Senate! Come to the interest meeting on Monday, April 15th from 5:30-‐6:30 p.m. in AUC Room 171 to find out more, or pick up an Election Packet from the ASPLU office today! Please contact ASPLU Human Resources Director Haley Miller if you have any questions ([email protected]).

Menta l Hea l th for

Women

! Get a jump on your Spanish

language study during the summer!

IMMERSE YOURSELF IN SPANISH LANGUAGE AND CULTURES

Meet Option I or Option II of the CAS requirement

SPANISH @PLU SUMMER 2013

ON CAMPUS: OFF-CAMPUS: HISP 101: Term I, June Intensive Spanish in HISP 102: Term II, July Spain, Term II, July HISP 201: Term I, June (HISP 201, 202, HISP 202: Term II, July 301, or 401) HISP 202: Term II, July OFF CAMPUS: Intensive Spanish in Uruguay, with Dr. Giovanna Urdangarain, Term I, June (HISP 101, 102, 201, 202, 301, OR 401 depending on placement)

Contact Dr. Bridget Yaden, [email protected], if you have any questions

Women earn 77¢ to a man’s $1.00. A major factor contributing to the gender wage gap is salary nego-tiation - women often don’t ask for more or know how to negotiate. Join us for a two (2) hour workshop that will cover the basics of salary negotiation!

Ask For It: How Women Can Use The Power of Salary Negotiation

Space is limited! Register by Friday, April 12, 2013!

Register online at http://tinyurl.com/dxow3fx

Sponsored by Career Connections, The Women’s Center and Harstad Hall.

Wednesday, April 17 5:00pm-7:00pm

Food Provided!

The Housing Process Begins Soon!!!

It is time to decide… Do I want to stay in my current hall? Switch Halls? Do I want to live in Hong, Hinderlie, or SAL? Who will be my roommate? Do I want a single room?

Housing Sign-Up Timeline:

3/27: Single room, Hong, Hinderlie, & SAL applications due 4/2: Gender Neutral Housing applications due 4/2: Master Housing & Meal Agreement due by 5pm 4/9: Housing Process for residents returning to same hall 4/10: Housing Process for residents moving to new hall

Questions? Contact the Office of Residential Life AUC 161 [email protected] x7200 www.plu.edu/residential-life/

Register for Summer When You Register for Fall www.plu.edu/summer banweb.plu.edu

Hardanger Fiddle Association of America Presents ~ Spring Workshop Nor thwest

Saturday, April 13th, 2013 ~ 9:00 a.m. – 10:30 p.m. Pacific Lutheran University, 12180 Park Ave. So., Tacoma, WA. 98447

$40.00 Adult Day Pass (Ages 16 +) ~ $25.00 Children Day Pass (Ages 5 – 15) P re - r eg i s t r a t io n Requ i r ed • 3 6 0 - 9 5 1 - 7 9 4 2 • d e b f b a @ g m a i l . c o m

Kvæding Traditional Norwegian Singing

Beth Kollé

Intermediate / Advanced Hardingfele Traditional Norwegian Dance Tunes

Loretta Kelley

Flat Fiddle (Regular Violin) Traditional Norwegian Dance Tunes

Peter Michaelsen

Beginning / Intermediate / Advanced Traditional Norwegian Dance Judy Patterson & Jerry Walsh

Traditional Norwegian Bunads

History, Construction & Instruction Jody Grage

Beginning Hardingfele & also Scandinavian Dance for Children

Deb Collins

www.hfaa.org

Night of Peace and Reconciliation

Thursday April 11th 9pm-10pm Amphitheater of MBR

Join the Network for Peace Building and Conflict Management and Campus Ministry’s Interfaith

Council for Night of Peace and Reconciliation! Thursday evening the amphitheater will be transformed into a globe and students will be encouraged to place a candle on a conflict or peace building effort that is currently taking place around the world. Take a break from your busy day

to reflect on the world around us and help “shed light” on the different peace building and conflict resolution efforts occurring globally and in our own backyard.

Real Talk Religion OMG?!?: Atheism and Agnosticism Monday April 15th 7pm-9pm UC 133

Campus Ministry’s Interfaith Council and ASPLU are thrilled introduce Real Talk Religion, a series of events that will reflect on the diverse faith, spiritual, and ritualistic traditions on

campus. This is the first event in the series and PLU student panelists will highlight atheist, agnostic, and other humanist traditions practiced on campus! Can't wait to see you there!

For your internship?

Check out Alaska Airlines and other internship opportunities

at the Career Expo!

Career ExpoUniversity Center

April 25th10 AM - 2 PM

For your future,

PLEASE

REcycle

Visiting Writer Series at PLU 2012-2013

National Book Award Winner Jaimy Gordon

Wednesday, April 10

The Writer’s Story: An Informal Discussion with the Author

3:30PM Garfield Book Company

Reading: 5:30PM Scandinavian Cultural Center, AUC

Jaimy Gordon is the author of the National Book Award-‐winning novel Lord of Misrule, which was also selected as a finalist for the PEN/Faulkner Award and longlisted for the coveted Orange Prize for Fiction. Gordon’s novel She Drove Without Stopping was awarded an Academy-‐Institute Award from the American Academy of Arts and Letters, and her novel Bogeywoman was named an LA Times Best Book of the Year. Shamp of the City-‐Solo, her first novel, has long been considered an underground classic. Her fiction, poems, essays, and translations have appeared in The Best American Short Stories, the Colorado Review, Missouri Review, Ploughshares, Antioch Review, Michigan Quarterly Review, Poetry International, and many other journals.

___________________________________________________________________________________________________ Lord of Misrule At the rock-bottom end of the sport of kings sits the ruthless and often violent world of cheap horse racing, where trainers and jockeys, grooms and hotwalkers, loan sharks and touts all struggle to take an edge, or prove their luck, or just survive. Equal parts Nathanael West, Damon Runyon and Eudora Welty, Lord of Misrule follows five characters—scarred and lonely dreamers in the American grain—through a year and four races at Indian Mound Downs, downriver from Wheeling, West Virginia. Horseman Tommy Hansel has a scheme to rescue his failing stable: He'll ship four unknown but ready horses to Indian Mound Downs, run them in cheap claiming races at long odds, and then get out fast before anyone notices. The problem is, at this rundown riverfront half-mile racetrack in the Northern Panhandle, everyone notices—veteran groom Medicine Ed, Kidstuff the blacksmith, old lady "gyp" Deucey Gifford, stall superintendent Suitcase Smithers, eventually even the rulled-off "racetrack financier" Two-Tie and the ominous leading trainer, Joe Dale Bigg. But no one bothers to factor in Tommy Hansel's go-fer girlfriend, Maggie Koderer. Like the beautiful, used-up, tragic horses she comes to love, Maggie has just enough heart to wire everyone's flagging hopes back to the source of all luck.

All Visiting Writer Series events are free and open to the public.

For further information, please see the website at http://www.plu.edu/visiting-‐writers/home.php.

LuteFit’s Annual Lute Loop is a Color Run! 5K Run & 2K WalkOpen to all faculty, staff, and students

Friday, May 3rd

Pre-register online:www.plu.edu/lutefit

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