Written by: Student Council
Thursday, January 28, 2010 

Do you want to show friendship, appreciation or even love to the important people in your life? There is a way!

Long Stem Roses will be on sale from January 21 to February 15. We have Yellow, Red and White for $1.25 each

Find Katelyn Mast whenever you see her to pre-order!

Limited supplies

5. Go MAD
Starting soon, If you want to be involved with helping the community find a Student Council member to ask them more!

6. Grad Photos
To all grad students, Andrew Goodwin will be here on Tuesday February 23^rd, Thursday February 25^th, and Thursday April 8^th to take grad photos.  There is a sign up sheet at Helen’s desk for the you to make appointment.
”(note that Feb. 11^th date is cancelled)”.

7. The (R)Evolution of Gaming
TO ALL STAFF AND STUDENTS

Come out on Wednesday, February 10th to have fun playing some games and enjoy your time together. There will be 4 different game consoles from different generations. Sign up outside the student council office to play a game and compete for the top prize of a gift certificate and get your name entered into a draw to win a movie pass which includes a movie pass, popcorn and pops for two! Other entrys for the draw will be $0.25 each.

If you are not into video games there will be other games laying around for you to participate in, as well as som snacks.

8. Trip to Six Nations Reserve

 “Worldview Studies Seminar” students are going on a field trip to the Six Nations Reserve and invite E.B.C. students to join us for the following activities:
Worldview Students meet with Donna Kerfoot (instructor) in the E.B.C. campus lounge at 9 a.m. sharp for attendance.
All other students meet with Rob Dilts at 10 a.m. – please notify Donna Kerfoot if you are planning to come (519) 656-2347 or kerfoot@golden.net before Feb. 1^st.

10:00 – Woodland Cultural Centre – Worldview Students only

11:00 – Second group will meet at the Woodland Cultural Centre

11:30 – Mohawk Chapel followed by lunch (please bring a bag lunch)

12:30 – Pauline Johnson Homestead

1:00 –   John’s Tuscarora Church built in 1829

1:30 – 2:30 – Iroqrafts Gift Store

2:30-3:30 – Polytechnic and other buildings of interest on the Reserve

4:00 – St. Peter’s Church for an Ecumenical native worship service

4:45—6:00  -- Supper provided by the Parish of the Six Nations

10:00 Woodland Cultural Centre - Special guide through the centre is Ivan Bomberry who will bring a Traditional perspective to the tour.  He will also bring the Residential School into the picture and spend some time on Residential School issues as we will not be able to get into the Residential School itself (no security staff on Saturday).
11:30 Mohawk Chapel (if weather permits - there is no snow removal in the Winter and we depend on good weather for access to the parking lot and the building - so far there have been no problems)  Bring bag lunches as you noted.
12:30 Pauline Johnson Homestead ( there is a connection between the homestead and the Molly Johnson estate in the Mohawk Valley, New York State...also a connection between the homestead and the St. John's Church)
1:00St. John's Tuscarora Church (correction - built in 1829)
1:30 - 2:30 Iroqrafts Gift Store
2:30 to 3:30  Still trying to confirm Arrangements for a visit to the POLYTECHNIC because it is Saturday and there are no staff there usually.  At the very least we will gather there for an outside orientation of the building and some printed material on education services offered on the Reserve.  Near by is the new Police Services building that is being built at the cost of $4,300,000.  And on the way to St. Peter's there is the new Community Centre, the old Council House and the Six Nations Band Council Chambers as well as the new Health Services building.  So I will make sure that we have something to see and do whether it is Polytechnic or the other buildings.
4:00 St. Peter's Church - Ecumenical Native worship service
4:45 to ?  Supper provided by members of the Parish of the Six Nations

9. Winter Semester Choir
In January 2010 practices will begin for a choir, to perform at Lumen Ex Anima, an art show fundraiser to be held on March 21^st, 2010.  If you are interested in participating, talk to Tim Grace or Tabitha Edgar or sign up outside Tim Grace’s office.  The first practice will be held on Wednesday January 20^th from 11:30-1:00 PM.  We will be performing a wide range of songs from basic to advanced in at least 3 languages.  *Note – this is in place of the choral concert originally scheduled for March 26th.   Time Commitment:  Approximately 30 hours spread over 10 weeks.

10. Random, Useless Stuff

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