This year’s “Second Annual” Five College Outdoor Festival is expanding, with speakers and events being held over five days—Feb. 18-22—at Hampshire, Amherst, Mount Holyoke and Smith colleges. The festival will culminate in a full day of climbing instruction and a charity competition on Hampshire’s climbing wall, as well as kayak training in the pool, with films from the Telluride Film Festival shown that evening.

Ex Warhol superstar to appear in film and video followed by a live performance presented by Calico Lecture Series on Thursday and Friday February 27th and 28th.

Didn't get into a writing class? Check out the EPEC writing class, (Re)Memory and Memoir: Creative Self Expression Writing Workshop.

Meets on Mondays, 7-9 pm in the Kiva.
Please contact Sydney Hoover, x5087 for more info.
Email: smh01@hampshire.edu

Fellow Students,

Friday, February 14th. 7pm. The Tavern.

The Kamikaze Hearts ("Upstate porch rock" says Matt. And by "upstate" he means "upstate NY". Like Albany. Which is where they're from.)

Hands (Jon, John & Mathew are supposed to be bringing special stuff to celebrate heart day. I think it's confections. I'd bring confections. I hope it's confections.)

La Mi Vida Violenta (If there's some sport with seven players to a side, then we'd have our own team, while the other two bands would have to unite in some Voltron kind of way to play us.)

Currently working to prevent an escalated war on Iraq, Student Action
meets regularly, every Monday at 8 PM in the Library Kiva.
For those wishing to purchase tickets for bus seats to New York City for the Feb. 15th International Day of Protest, they are $20 and will be sold at the antiwar table, which can be found outside of the post office 12-1 PM Monday-Friday and in SAGA from 5:30-6:30 every day of the week.
And please join the Five-College Antiwar Coalition and a host of
community organizations for a march and indoor event against the looming war on Iraq this Sunday, February 9th. Gathering at the Haigis Mall on the UMass-Amherst campus, the march will commence at around 2 PM Sunday afternoon, moving east on Massachusetts Avenue and then proceeding south on Pleasant St. into the center of Amherst.
We will end up at an indoor location [to be announced] to hear from the
following speakers and rabble-rousers: Sut Jhally, Rafael Rodriquez,
Frances Crowe, Isis Nusair, Michaelann Bewsee, Eric Wasileski, Tom
Nielson, and poet Magdalena Gomez!
The indoor program should be over by 4:30 PM.
Please spread the word.
For more information, AFSC 413.584.8975 or Joshua Jackson,
jtj99@hampshire.edu.

Valentines Day. Main Lecture Hall. Time TBA. Come Get Your Love On.

if you like to sing loudly when you think no one can hear you...
if you want to sing socially without "rehearsal" or "performance"...
if you are interested in a uniquely american, uniquely rousing, hymn-singing tradition...

check out...

Sacred Harp Singing School
Thursday, February 6, 7-10pm
Recital Hall, MDB

contact jenna: jfs99 or x5056

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Do you need a work study job?
Interested in supporting student life at Hampshire?
THE AIRPORT LOUNGE IS OPENING MONDAY FEBRUARY 18th 2003!

Apply NOW to work in the Airport Lounge as a member of the student staff. The
Leadership Center is looking for trustworthy night owls to develop and run this
late night space.

***APPLICATIONS DUE MONDAY FEBURARY 10th***
Pick one up at the Leadership Center X6005.
Questions?
Contact Catherine Orland, Acting Director of the Leadership Center, X5751

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Every week in FPH ELH @ 10pm starting this Thursday
The show that touched us all touches us again.
(alt=ASH Aud. if FPH is too loud with rock/alternative bands)

Come and watch such episodes as:

The Pilot!!!
The Substitute
Why Jordan Can't Read
Life of Brian (the dance)
Betrayal... etc.

Winter storm warning overnight: