Purple Pancake Breakfast
In conjunction with the 2nd Annual Candlelight Vigil Against Homophobia, there will be a Free Purple Pancake Breakfast from 8:00-11:00 am on the morning of the 20th (WA Murphy Student Centre).
2nd Annual Candlelight Vigil Against Homophobia
On Thursday, October 20, 7:00 pm, in the Quad in front of Main Building, the UPEI Rainbow Alliance will present the 2nd Annual Candlelight Vigil Against Homophobia. This event is meant to draw attention to the tragedy of young people who take their lives as a result of homophobic and other forms of bullying. Everyone is welcome. Candles will be provided. In case of inclement weather, the vigil will be held in McMillan Hall inside the WA Murphy Student Centre.
Haunted House (UPEI Music Department)
The Music Department will be holding its annual Haunted House on:
Friday, October 28th from 7:00pm - 10:00pm
Saturday, October 29th from 7:00pm - 10:00pm
This year's haunted house has a *new and improved* layout that is sure to give you a Halloween fright!
Admission is $5 and includes free hot chocolate! As usual, the Haunted House is located in the ominous halls and rooms of the Dr. Steel Memorial Building with all proceeds going to the UPEI Music Department.
Come start off your Halloween by braving the terror of the unknown... if you dare!
*The UPEI Music Department Haunted House is NOT recommended for young children.
Departments of Biomedical Sciences & Pathology and Microbiology Seminar
SPEAKER: Trohadio Munoz, Department of Biomedical Sciences
TITLE: Hepatotoxicity through VEGFR-2-pathway inhibition in Sprague Dawley rats.
"82%" Comes To UPEI
Faculty members from the University 100 program would like to invite all
members of the UPEI community to attend an educational theater experience
taking place on campus this month. "82%" is The Responsible Gambling
Council's latest drama. It poignantly explores some of the non-monetary
costs facing a young adult and those around him when his gambling gets out
of control. The performance uses professional young actors and age-specific
language and messaging, incorporating insights from extensive research and
real-life anecdotes designed to address the risks associated with youth
gambling.
There are two performances taking place on campus and both are open to all
students, faculty and staff. The first is on Tuesday, October 25th at 2:30
pm in the Steele Recital Hall and the second is on Wednesday, October 26th
at 11:30 am in McMillan Hall, in the Murphy Student Center. Please join us
for what is sure to be a powerful performance.
UNB Graduate Programs
Laura Gilks from UNB will be in the breezeway of the Robertson Library to provide information on graduate programs.
Auditions for Taming of the Shrew
There more details about the upcoming audtions for Taming of the Shrew. They are still on November 7, 8 & 9 in the Faculty Lounge between 6 and 8 pm. There are three (3) females roles yet to be cast, and there are four (4) male roles yet to be cast. The roles of Petruchio, Kate, Lucentio, Vincentio, and Baptista have already been cast, but there are still plum roles available. It is a cold audition, so you only have to show up. Audition pieces will be provided. Vagabond Productions' shows are open to anyone, with any amount of experience. If you need more information, email the director (Dr. Greg Doran) or call him at 566-6013.
Harry Potter Marathon: Part III
Come and see movies 5 & 6 with all your friends from NSO!
Night of Sounds: The Sequel
Karaoke & lot's of fun!
Special Seminar - Departments of Biomedical Sciences & Companion Animals
SPEAKER: Dr. Susan E. Howlett, Professor, Department of Pharmacology, Dalhousie University
TITLE: Biological sex and frailty determine the impact of age on cardiac contractile function.