Project Polio Casino Night

October 17, 2014
Project Polio Casino Night
Come out to the CPT this Saturday (Oct. 18) from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. for
LOST:
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A pair of black strappy sandals
with silver and quartz jewels on
the straps
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Light pink umbrella
FOUND:
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Express brand sweater
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Kuikku brand watch
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Black & white Lexar jump drive
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Black SanDisk jump drive
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1 pair of glasses
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White enamel heart earring
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3 pairs of earbuds
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Silver and gold bracelet
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Pocket watch on a necklace
Casino Night hosted by Project Polio. It will be
20 poker chips for $5, and 30 chips if you are
formally dressed. There will be a prize for
having the most chips at the end of the night.
Food and refreshments will be for sale and a
free movie will be playing in the Recital Hall.
Limited to the first 50 reservations.
The Louisiana Folk Life Center Presents
The Multicultural Christmas Concert
On Dec. 11 in the Treen Auditorium. Those interested in
performing (as singers, musicians, dancers or readers) are encouraged
to see Mrs. Benner no later than 11/7/14.
Please contact Ms. King if any of the
found items are yours.
Happy Birthday!
10/21 - Brianna Hodgkiss
10/22 - Jong-Hoe Lee
10/23 - Elijah Broussard
The Multcultural Christmas Concert is a benefit concert for Cane River
Children’s Services.
Folio: First published in 1985, has won several national awards. If you
are interested in being a part of this publication, please email Dr. Link
Hall for a staff application. The application is due no later than
Wednesday, October 22nd.
The earlier you apply, the better your chances.
Juniors!
A meeting regarding Junior Class
Rings will be held at LSMSA on 10/21
at 4:15 p.m. in the Recital Hall.
If you are thinking about purchasing
a class ring, please attend
this meeting.
College Counseling Center
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10/16 - Morehouse College (10:00 - 11:00 a.m.) HSB Room 220
10/22 - Rice University (11:00 —1:00 p.m.) HSB Room 220
10/22 - University of Richmond (5:00 - 6:00 p.m.) CPT Lobby
10/26 - LSMSA Days @ Centenary (Email Mr. Tommy Newton if you are
interested: tnewton@centenary.edu)
10/28 - St. Louis University (2:30 - 3:30 p.m.) HSB Room 220
The next edition of This Week will be published on Friday, 10/24. Submissions are due by noon on Wednesday, 10/22.
E-mail all items to eking@lsmsa.edu
T h i s W e e k @ LSMSA
Regular Class Schedule - Connections Weekend starts at 5:15 p.m.
 4:00 p.m.—Insanity with Drew—Dance Studio
 5:15 p.m. - Community Dinner!
 6:30 p.m.—Alumni Panel—Treen Auditorium
 8:00 p.m.—Gamer Theater—Recital Hall
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9:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m., and 11:00 a.m. - Required Group Sessions - see pg. 3 & 4
12:00 p.m. - Lunch provided by the Parents’ Council - behind the CPT
4:00 p.m.—Insanity with Drew—Dance Studio
6:00 p.m.—Quiz Bowl: Selling Baked Goods—Caddo and Prudhomme Lobby
7:00 p.m.—Pumpkin Painting—Prudhomme Lobby
8:00 p.m.—Project Polio: Casino Night—CPT
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3:30 p.m.—Anime Club—HSB Courtyard
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5:30 p.m.—Sunday Night Yoga—Dance Studio
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4:00 p.m.—Insanity with Drew—Dance Studio
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5:30 p.m.—LaSCO Meeting—CPT Café
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4:00 p.m.—Insanity with Drew—Dance Studio
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4:15 p.m.—Ring Ceremony Meeting *Juniors*—Recital Hall
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5:00 p.m.—SAB EXEC MEETING—Cafeteria
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5:30 p.m.—Music Appreciation Club—CPT Café
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6:30 p.m. - Colloquium - Dr. Clayton Delery - CPT Recital Hall
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4:00 p.m.—Insanity with Drew—Dance Studio
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Shortened Schedule, Classes Dismiss at 1 p.m.
 4:00 p.m.—Residence Halls Close
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T h i s W e e k @ LSMSA
LSMSA Colloquium Series
CONNECTIONS WEEKEND 2014
Small Group Sessions
Our annual Colloquium Series continues
@ 9 a.m., 10 a.m. and 11 a.m.
on Tuesday, October 21 at 6:30 p.m. in the Recital
Eventbrite Link, Presenters Include:
Hall, with a presentation on the 1973 Upstairs
Lounge fire, the deadliest in New Orleans’ history.
Gary Agena, Class of 1993 - HSB206
Dr. Clayton Delery-Edwards will discuss and read
BS from LSU in Biochemistry and MD from LSU/HSC in
from his newly published book, The Upstairs
New Orleans.
Lounge Arson.
He has private OB/GYN practice.
The fire took the lives of thirty-two patrons at the
bar, which catered to New Orleans’ gay
community. Evidence indicated that the fire was
deliberately set, but the crime remains unsolved to
this day. Dr. Delery-Edwards discusses the
community's reaction to the tragedy, including the
response of city officials, the media, as well as the
gay community, and how attitudes towards the
gay community may have affected the crime and
the ensuing investigation.
Sterling Augustine, Class of 1987 - Treen Auditorium
BA in Political Science from Brigham Young University and
MA in Computer Science from Stanford
University.
A staff engineer at Google.
Jenniffer Fields, Class of 1988 - HSB301
BA and MA from Louisiana Tech.
She is the Director of Children’s Services for ARCO.
The next presentation is scheduled for November
Lan Hoang, Class of 1992 - HSB237
11, when Dr. Dalling will discuss Humanism. And
DDS from LSU School of Dentistry.
look for presentations by Dr. Lankford, Dr. Costin,
She has a general dentist practice for kids and adults.
Mr. King, and Dr. Olson in the spring!
The Colloquium series offers LSMSA students a
Janey Hogan, Class of 2001 - CPT Black Box
unique opportunity to learn more about the
BA in Russian Studies at LSU, JD from LSU Law School.
scholarly efforts of the LSMSA faculty.
Currently, she is a juvenile public defender in
Lafayette.
Visit the Relaxation Room
CPT 237
Kent Laborde - Class of 1987 - CPT230
BA from Louisiana Scholars’ College; Master of Public Policy from University of Maryland.
Don’t stress about it! Wind down
and relax.
Currently chief of staff for the Climate Program Office at
the National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration.
No Homework Allowed!
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T h i s W e e k @ LSMSA
Sharon LaBorde - Class of 1995 - Boardroom
Lauren Stuart - Class of 2004 - HSB243
BFA in Studio Art from LA Tech; currently in BA
BA in Economics and MS in Business Analytics, both
program for Animation and Visual Effects, LSU-
from LSU.
Shreveport.
Currently, a project manager in the office of
Develops animated shorts and "pitch films" for
business development at Louisiana Economic
Internet release.
Development .
Sara Lang - Class of 2009 - CPT234
Jordan Theriot, Class of 2008 - CPT227
BFA (cum laude) in Interior Design from the Pratt
BS in Chemistry from California Institute of
Institute.
Technology; PhD in Chemistry (Materials and
Works at Martin Albert, a top furniture, upholstery
Nanoscience) underway at the University of
and drapery firm specializing in designing and
Colorado.
manufacturing custom pieces.
A second-year chemistry PhD student whose research
focuses on the development of novel polymerization
Matt Mabe - Class of 1998 - MAB Chorale
techniques for solar energy applications.
BS in Civil Engineering from United States Military
Academy at West Point, NY; MS in Print
Mark Teske, Class of 1985 - HSB202
Journalism from Columbia University (NY); Master in
BA from University of New Orleans, Preaching Diploma
Public Policy from Harvard University
from Brown Trail School.
Is in a career transition at this point, but
He is now Director of Operations and Programming for
professional pursuits still fall into the broad
the Gospel Broadcasting Network.
categories of military and journalism.
Derrick Toups, Class of 2008 - CPT231
Kevin McCormick - Class of 1997 - HSB210
B.A. in English and international development from
BA from Hendrix College, philosophy major and
Tulane; M.Ed. in elementary education from University
computer science minor.
of Notre Dame; In progress: master teacher and
Currently, Associate Manager of Business
administrator certificate in early childhood education
Intelligence and SharePoint - he makes complex
from UCLA and certificate in education policy from
problems simple.
Harvard University.
Christine Profito - Class of 2004 - Recital Hall
Paul Weeks, Class of 1996 - HSB241
BS in Psychology from LSU; Masters and Doctorate of
BS in Chemical Engineering from the University of Notre
Psychology from George Washington
Dame.
University, specializing in child, adolescent, and
He is a Project Manager for a medium sized engineering
assessment in clinical psychology.
firm in Louisiana.