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2009
LHU Events Calendar
LHU offers a variety of events and activities for
free or at nominal cost to the campus and community. The
campus web calendar below includes all events conveyed
to the office of marketing and communications:
Add a LHU Event to the
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February 2009 |
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Monday,
2/9: time, place, location
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Tuesday, 2/10: time, place, location
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Wednesday,
2/11: time, place, location
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Thursday,
2/12:
time, place, location
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7
p.m.,
Lecture: Hasan Elahi
Price Performance Center
Mr. Elahi will speak on
his research in the
study
of intersections between mass
communications, politics and art.
Sponsored by the Fine Arts Society
and the LHU
SCC. This event is free and
open to the public. Jason Bronner:
jbronner@lhup.edu
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Friday,
2/13: time,
place, location
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Saturday,
2/14: time, place, location
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Sunday, 2/15:
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Monday,
2/16: time, place, location
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5 - 6.30 p.m.,
Film:
Darius Goes West
Hamblin Hall of Flags,
Robinson Hall
The LHU Therapeutic
Recreation Club, in
conjunction with the Student Recreation Society,
invite the public to a
pre-screening of Darius Goes West (DGW),
the story of Darius and Crew as they
embark on an adventure
from Athens, Ga. to
Los Angeles, Cal.
We hope after viewing
the video, you will be encouraged to attend the
screening with Darius and
Crew on Tuesday, March 31,
at 6.30 p.m.
in Price Performance Center. Orange
arm bracelets will be
available to raise money for Charley's
Fund (the recipient of the DGW funds) and to
support DGW's visit to
LHU.
www.dariusgoeswest.org
- to learn more about DGW, Charley's Fund, and
visits at other schools throughout the country.
jlammel@lhup.edu
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Wednesday,
2/18: time, place, location
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7 p.m.,
Screenwriter/playwright
J. Rufus Caleb -
BENNY'S PLACE
Hamblin Hall of Flags, Robinson
LRC
As part of the LHU
UpWrite Reading Series, screenwriter and
playwright J. Rufus Caleb will show his
award-winning movie and answer questions.
BENNY'S PLACE
(1981) was directed by
Michael Schultz and features
Louis Gossett, Jr., Cecily Tyson, Anna Maria
Horsford. Recognized for numerous
awards, including an
“Original Television Drama,” nomination, 1982
Writers Guild of America TV/Radio Writing
Awards; “Best TV Movie,” 1982 Beverly
Hills-Hollywood NAACP Image Awards;
and a "The 10 Best TV
Movies of 1982," selection by Judith Christ for
TV Guide Magazine, this story
is about an aging African-American tool
repairman who is employed to operate a repair
shop ("Benny's Place") in a steel mill. Pressure
is placed on him by his superiors to train a
younger African-American man to do his job, in
order that a
token African American might be qualified for a
management position.
Free
and open to the public.
Marjorie Maddox Hafer or Dana Washington:
(570) 484-2044 or 2175
or
mmaddoxh@lhup.edu
or
dwashing@lhup.edu
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Thursday, 2/19:
time, place, location
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12:30
- 2 p.m.,
Film:
Darius Goes West
Hamblin Hall of Flags,
Robinson Hall
The LHU Therapeutic
Recreation Club, in
conjunction with the Student Recreation Society,
invite the public to a
pre-screening of Darius Goes West (DGW),
the story of Darius and Crew as they
embark on an adventure
from Athens, Ga. to
Los Angeles, Cal.
We hope after viewing
the video, you will be encouraged to attend the
screening with Darius and
Crew on Tuesday, March 31,
at 6.30 p.m.
in Price Performance Center. Orange
arm bracelets will be
available to raise money for Charley's
Fund (the recipient of the DGW funds) and to
support DGW's visit to
LHU.
www.dariusgoeswest.org
- to learn more about DGW, Charley's Fund, and
visits at other schools throughout the country.
jlammel@lhup.edu
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7:30 p.m.,
Screenwriter/playwright
J. Rufus Caleb
Sloan Fine Arts
Building Auditorium
As part of the LHU
UpWrite Reading Series, screenwriter and
playwright J. Rufus Caleb will discuss his work.
LHU Theatre students will perform a scene or
excerpt. J. Rufus Caleb has written for theater,
radio, and television. His play The Rehearsal,
developed at Playwrights Theatre of New Jersey
and The New Harmony Project, is included in The
Best Short American Plays 1996-1997. His
teleplay Benny's Place received the 1981
Eugene O'Neill National Playwrights Conference
Theatre Award for Best Conference Play and was
later produced for ABC television. The
production of his radio play The Devil and Uncle
Asa received the 1993 Special Achievement Award
from the National Federation of Community
Broadcasters. Caleb has received fellowships
from the Pennsylvania Arts Council and an NEA
grant to produce and direct his radio script
Moods For Jazz, an adaptation of the Langston
Hughes poetry book, Ask Your Mama. His
fiction and poetry have appeared in journals
such as Obsidian, Shenandoah and The William and
Mary Review. Caleb is an associate professor of
English at the Community College of
Philadelphia. Free and
open to the public.
Marjorie Maddox Hafer or Dana Washington
(570) 484-2044 or 2175
or
mmaddoxh@lhup.edu or
dwashing@lhup.edu
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Friday,
2/20: time, place, location
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Saturday,
2/21: time, place, location
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Sunday, 2/22:
time, place, location
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3 p.m., University Choir
Concert
Price Performance Center
Free and open to the public. Prof. Ron Miller.
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Monday,
2/23: time, place, location
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8 p.m., University Players
Presents -
Student Directed Productions
Room 321, Sloan Countdown Theatre
Free and open to the public. Prof. Dale Young.
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Tuesday, 2/24: time, place, location
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8 p.m., University Players
Presents -
Student Directed Productions
Room 321, Sloan Countdown Theatre
Free and open to the public. Prof. Dale Young.
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Wednesday,
2/25: time, place, location
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6
p.m., W.
Basketball vs. Clarion
University
Thomas Fieldhouse
www.havensports.com
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7 p.m.,
Saxophone/Classical Guitar Concert
Price
Performance Center
Dr. Joseph Murphy (saxophonist),
of Mansfield
University, will
present a concert with his classical guitarist
associate. The
concert is free and open to the public.
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8 p.m., University Players
Presents -
Student Directed Productions
Room 321, Sloan Countdown Theatre
Free and open to the public. Prof. Dale Young.
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8 p.m., Art Exhibit
Opening -
Juried High School Art
Sloan Fine Arts Gallery
On display Fe. 22 - March 14. Free and open to
the public for viewing daily from 8 a.m. - 9
p.m.
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8 p.m.,
M. Basketball
vs. Clarion University
Thomas Fieldhouse
www.havensports.com
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Thursday,
2/26:
time, place, location
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7:30 p.m., University
Symphonic Band Concert
Price Performance Center
Free and open to the public. Prof. Jack Schmidt.
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8 p.m., University Players
Presents -
Student Directed Productions
Room 321, Sloan Countdown Theatre
Free and open to the public. Prof. Dale Young.
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Friday,
2/27: time, place, location
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Saturday,
2/28: time, place, location
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Sunday,
3/1: time, place, location
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Monday, 3/2: time, place, location
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Tuesday, 3/3:
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3/4: time, place, location
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3/5: time, place, location
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3/7: time, place, location
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Monday,
3/9: time, place, location
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3/12: time, place, location
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Friday,
3/13:
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Tuesday, 3/17:
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Thursday,
3/19: time, place, location
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LHU
Legislator’s Day
More information to come.
Shelley Schenck:
APSCUF Office Manager.
570-484-2231
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7
p.m.,
Director, Actor,
and Playwright
Laurie McCants
Multipurpose Room, Parsons Union Building
As part of the Pa.
Authors' and UpWrite Reading Series;
director, actor, and playwright Laurie McCants
will read from and discuss her play
Susquehanna:
Mighty, Muddy,
Crooked River
of
the Long Reach.
LHU theatre students may also perform.
McCants co-founded the Bloomsburg Theatre
Ensemble in 1978. An active member of the
Network of Ensemble Theaters and Theatre Without
Borders, McCants carries her work beyond
Bloomsburg. With BTE, she performed in a
five-nation African tour. She toured her
music-theatre piece THE ALEXANDRIA CARRY-ON,
created in collaboration with composer/performer
Theo Bleckmann, to Egypt, and she collaborated
with the Egyptian puppet theatre company WAMDA
in creating the bilingual OUR SHADOWS. She has
served as an Adjunct Professor at Bucknell
University since 1986. She continues making
original work with her theatre company; in 2006
she and BTE created SUSQUEHANNA: MIGHTY, MUDDY,
CROOKED RIVER OF THE LONG REACH. She is
currently developing a solo music-theatre
piece, INDUSTRIOUS ANGELS, inspired by the
poetry of Emily Dickinson.
For more information contact Marjorie
Maddox Hafer or Dana
Washington
at 484-2044 or 2174:
mmaddoxh@lhup.edu or
dwashing@lhup.edu.
This event is free
and open to the public.
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Friday, 3/20:
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Saturday,
3/21: time, place, location
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Sunday, 3/22: time, place, location
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3 p.m., Masterworks
Concert - Community Orchestra and Community
Chorus
Price Performance Center
Jack Schmidt and Kay Knarr-Fisher
Free and open to the public.
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Monday, 3/23: time, place, location
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Tuesday, 3/24:
time, place, location
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6 – 9 p.m., WOMEN’S
VOICES WOMEN’S VISIONS:
A Celebration of
Women's History
LHU East Campus
The public is invited
to attend this
free event.
This interdisciplinary event features
presentations, symposia-discussions, and
performances. If you
are interested or have further questions about
performances or 15 minute presentations.
Attention
LHU participants:
For a description
of the event, and/or
an application for participation, please
contact Dr. Patrizia
Hoffman:
phoffman@lhup.edu.
Contact
Dr. Jackie Whitling:
jwhitling@lhup.edu
if you wish to
participate in panel discussions
and Alice Alexandrescu
aalexand@lhup.edu if you are interested in
being a part of the “Feminist Art Show”.
Melinda Hodge:
mhodge@lhup.edu,
Women’s Voices: Women’s Visions
Coordinator.
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Wednesday,
3/25: time, place, location
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8 p.m., Art Exhibit
Opening -
Juried Student Show
Sloan Fine Arts Gallery
On
display March 25 - April 18. Open for free
public viewing daily from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.
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Thursday,
3/26: time, place, location
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March 26-27
Conference:
Building Bridges
over Walls:
LGBT Issues in Higher Education
Hosted by LHU,
this
event is designed for
faculty, staff, students and allies interested
in networking, creating LGBT safe spaces, coming
out issues, and diversity inclusion. The
registration cost of $20 covers materials and
food. The kick-off event on the evening of
Thursday, March 26th will include the film
"Brokeback Mountain" followed by a discussion
led by Dr. Chuck Hoy, Mansfield University, on
stereotypes in films and media.
Please visit the website of the conference at:
www.lhup.edu/safezone/conference
for event specifics. For faculty, staff,
students, or allies desiring to attend a single
session (rather than registering for the entire
conference) within the conference, please send a
note to: Rick Schulze,
D.Ed., CHES,
Department of Health Science:
fschulze@lhup.edu.
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7
p.m., W. Lacrosse vs. Mercyhurst College
Charlotte Smith Field
www.havensports.com
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7:30 p.m., David Curtain
Piano Recital
Price Performance center
Free and open to the public.
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8
p.m., Theatre Department
Main Stage Production
Sloan Fine
Arts Auditorium
Adults
$5; H.S. Students $3; Senior Citizens $3; LHU ID
Free. Prof. Dale Young. Tickets can be purchased
the evening of the performance in the Box
Office.
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Friday, 3/27:
time, place, location
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March 26-27 Conference:
Building Bridges over Walls:
LGBT Issues in Higher Education
Hosted by LHU, this
event is designed for faculty, staff, students and
allies interested in networking, creating LGBT safe spaces, coming out issues,
and diversity inclusion. The registration cost of
$20 covers materials and food. Please visit
the website of the conference at:
www.lhup.edu/safezone/conference for event specifics.
For faculty, staff, students, or allies desiring to attend a single
session (rather than registering for the entire conference) within the
conference, please send a note to: Rick Schulze,
D.Ed., CHES,
Department of Health Science:
fschulze@lhup.edu.
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1
p.m., Baseball vs. Mercyhurst College
Foundation Field
www.havensports.com
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1
p.m., Outdoor Track -
Elliston Early Bird
Invite
Jack
Stadium
www.havensports.com
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8
p.m., Theatre Department
Main Stage Production
Sloan Fine
Arts Auditorium
Adults
$5; H.S. Students $3; Senior Citizens $3; LHU ID
Free. Prof. Dale Young. Tickets can be purchased
the evening of the performance in the Box
Office.
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Saturday,
3/28: time, place, location
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9 a.m., Outdoor Track -
Elliston Early Bird Invite
Jack Stadium
www.havensports.com
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1
p.m.,
Softball
vs. Mercyhurst
College
Lawrence Field
www.havensports.com
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1 p.m., W.
Lacrosse vs.
East
Stroudsburg University
Charlotte Smith Field
www.havensports.com
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8
p.m., Theatre Department
Main Stage Production
Sloan Fine
Arts Auditorium
Adults
$5; H.S. Students $3; Senior Citizens $3; LHU ID
Free. Prof. Dale Young. Tickets can be purchased
the evening of the performance in the Box
Office.
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Sunday,
3/29: time, place, location
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Monday,
3/30: time, place, location
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7 p.m.,
Poets K.A. Hays and Erinn Batykefer
Multipurpose Room, Parsons Union Building
As
part of the Pennsylvania Authors’ Reading
Series, poets K.A. Hays and Erinn Batykefer will
read selections from their works, discuss the
influence of place, and answer questions on
publishing. First books by both authors
— Dear Apocalypse
(Carnegie Mellon 2009) and Allegheny,
Monongahela (Red Hen Press, 2008
Benjamin Saltman Prize) will be available for
purchase and signing.
A native of southeastern Pennsylvania, K.A. Hays
publishes poetry, verse translations,
and fiction. An MFA graduate of the literary
arts program at Brown, she currently holds the
Stadler Emerging Writer Fellowship at Bucknell.
A native
of Pittsburgh, poet and creative nonfiction
author Erinn Batykefer earned an MFA from the
University of Wisconsin-Madison. Currently, she
is the Stadler Poetry Fellow at Bucknell
University where she is Stadler Associate Editor
of the literary magazine West Branch.
Marjorie Maddox Hafer or Dana Washington:
484-2044 or
2174,
mmaddoxh@lhup.edu or
dwashing@lhup.edu.
Free and open to the public.
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Tuesday,
3/31: time, place, location
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1 p.m., Baseball vs. Bloomsburg University
Foundation Field
www.havensports.com
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6:30
p.m., Film:
Darius Goes West
with special guests
Darius and Crew
Price Performance Center
The LHU Therapeutic
Recreation Club, in
conjunction with the Student Recreation Society,
invite the public to a
screening of Darius Goes West (DGW),
the story of Darius and Crew as they
embark on an adventure
from Georgia to
California. Orange
arm bracelets will be
available to raise money for Charley's
Fund (the recipient of the DGW funds) and to
support DGW's visit to
LHU.
www.dariusgoeswest.org
- to learn more about DGW, Charley's Fund, and
visits at other schools throughout the country.
jlammel@lhup.edu
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April
2009 |
Wednesday,
4/1: time, place, location
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Thursday, 4/2: time, place, location
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8
p.m., Theatre Department
Main Stage Production
Sloan Fine
Arts Auditorium
Adults
$5; H.S. Students $3; Senior Citizens $3; LHU ID
Free. Prof. Dale Young. Tickets can be purchased
the evening of the performance in the Box
Office.
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Friday, 4/3:
time, place, location
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8
p.m., Theatre Department
Main Stage Production
Sloan Fine
Arts Auditorium
Adults
$5; H.S. Students $3; Senior Citizens $3; LHU ID
Free. Prof. Dale Young. Tickets can be purchased
the evening of the performance in the Box
Office.
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Saturday,
4/4: time, place, location
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1 p.m.,
Baseball vs. Slippery Rock University
Foundation Field
www.havensports.com
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1 p.m.,
W. Lacrosse
vs. Seton Hill University
Charlotte Smith Field
www.havensports.com
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8
p.m., Theatre Department
Main Stage Production
Sloan Fine
Arts Auditorium
Adults
$5; H.S. Students $3; Senior Citizens $3; LHU ID
Free. Prof. Dale Young. Tickets can be purchased
the evening of the performance in the Box
Office.
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Sunday,
4/5: time, place, location
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3
p.m., Pops Concert -
LHU/Community Orchestra
Rogers
Gymnasium
Free and
open to the public. Prof. Jack Schmidt.
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Monday, 4/6:
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Tuesday,
4/7: time, place, location
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Wednesday, 4/8: time, place, location
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11
a.m.
- 6
p.m.,
LHU Blood Drive
Student Rec Center
Our goal is 180 pints!! You will be able to
make appointments later in the semester.
Wendy Walsh: 484-2258 or
wwalsh@lhup.edu
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8 p.m., University Players
presents
Student Directed Productions
Room 321, Sloan Countdown Theatre
Free and open to the public. Prof. Dale Young.
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Thursday,
4/9: time, place, location
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8 p.m., University Players
presents
Student Directed Productions
Room 321, Sloan Countdown Theatre
Free and open to the public. Prof. Dale Young.
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Friday, 4/10:
time, place, location
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1
p.m., Baseball vs. Clarion University
Foundation Field
www.havensports.com
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2:30
p.m., Softball vs.
Mansfield University
Lawrence Field
www.havensports.com
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8 p.m., University Players
presents
Student Directed Productions
Room 321, Sloan Countdown Theatre
Free and open to the public. Prof. Dale Young.
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4/12: time, place, location
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Monday, 4/13:
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Tuesday,
4/14: time, place, location
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Wednesday, 4/15: time, place, location
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LHU
Celebration of Scholarship
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Thursday,
4/16: time, place, location
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Friday, 4/17:
time, place, location
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12
p.m., Outdoor
Track -
LHU
H. S. Bald Eagle Invite
Jack Stadium
www.havensports.com
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2:30 p.m.,
Softball vs.
Clarion University
Lawrence Field
www.havensports.com
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7 p.m., Spring Dance
Concert
Sloan Fine Arts Auditorium
Free and open to the public. Prof. Jayme Host
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Saturday,
4/18: time, place, location
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12:45 p.m., Spring Dance
Concert Matinee
Sloan Fine Arts Auditorium
Free and open to the public. Prof. Jayme Host
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1
p.m., Baseball vs. California University
Foundation Field
www.havensports.com
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1 p.m.,
Softball vs. Bloomsburg University
Lawrence Field
www.havensports.com
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7 p.m., Spring Dance Concert
Sloan Fine Arts Auditorium
Free and open to the public. Prof. Jayme Host
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Sunday,
4/19: time, place, location
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3 p.m., President's
Concert -
University Symphonic Band
Price Performance Center
Free and open to the public. Prof. Jack Schmidt.
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Monday, 4/20:
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Tuesday,
4/21: time, place, location
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6 p.m., Student Recitals
Price Performance Center
Free and open to the public. Prof. David Cutain.
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Wednesday, 4/22: time, place, location
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10
a.m. - 4 p.m.,
Campus/Community Health Fair - "Living Green"
Student Recreation Center
Free and open to the
campus and community. Contact Dr. Rick Schulze:
570-484-2155 or
fschulze@lhup.edu for details or free
exhibit space.
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7 p.m.,
W. Lacrosse
vs. Gannon University
Charlotte Smith Field
www.havensports.com
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Thursday, 4/23: time, place, location
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8 p.m., University Players
presents Dangerously Improv
Room 321, Sloan Countdown Theatre
Free and open to the public. Prof. Dale Young.
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Friday, 4/24:
time, place, location
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1
p.m., Baseball vs. Gannon University
Foundation Field
www.havensports.com
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1 p.m.,
W. Lacrosse
vs. PSAC
Championship
Charlotte Smith Field
www.havensports.com
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4 p.m.,
W. Lacrosse
- PSAC
Semi-Final
Charlotte Smith Field
www.havensports.com
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8 p.m., University Players
presents Dangerously Improv
Room 321, Sloan Countdown Theatre
Free and open to the public. Prof. Dale Young.
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8 p.m., University
Jazz/Rock Ensemble Concert
Price Performance Center
Free and open to the public. Prof. Eddie Severn.
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8 p.m., Art Exhibit
Opening -
Graduating Senior
Sloan Fine Arts Center Gallery
Free and open to the public daily from 8 a.m. to
9 p.m. On display April 19 - May 29.
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Sunday,
4/26: time, place, location
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3 p.m., University Spring
Choir Concert
Price Performance Center
Free and open to the public. Prof. Ron Miller.
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Final Exams
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7:30 p.m., University
Percussion
Ensemble Concert
Price Performance Center
Free and open to the public. Prof. Jack Schmidt.
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Thursday,
4/30: time, place, location
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May
2009 |
Friday,
5/1: time, place, location
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Final Exams
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Spring Commencement 1
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Sunday, 5/3:
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3 p.m., Musicale
Price Performance Center
Free and open to the public. Kay Knarr-Fisher.
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Friday,
5/29: time, place, location
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Saturday,
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Monday,
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Tuesday, 6/2: time, place, location
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Thursday,
6/4: time, place, location
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Friday,
6/5: time, place, location
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Saturday, 6/6:
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Sunday,
6/7: time, place, location
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Monday, 6/8: time, place, location
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Tuesday,
6/9: time, place, location
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Wednesday, 6/10:
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Thursday,
6/11: time, place, location
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Friday,
6/12: time, place, location
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Saturday, 6/13:
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Sunday,
6/14: time, place, location
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Monday, 6/15: time, place, location
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Tuesday, 6/16: time, place, location
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Wednesday, 6/17:
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Thursday,
6/18: time, place, location
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Friday,
6/19: time, place, location
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Saturday, 6/20:
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Sunday,
6/21: time, place, location
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Monday, 6/22: time, place, location
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Tuesday, 6/23: time, place, location
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Wednesday, 6/24:
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Thursday,
6/25: time, place, location
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Friday,
6/26: time, place, location
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Saturday, 6/27:
time, place, location
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Sunday,
6/28: time, place, location
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Monday, 6/29: time, place, location
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Tuesday,
6/30: time, place, location
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