Daily Announcements from Williston Northampton

Field Trip to Little Colombia on April 29

A dozen Spanish Cinema Conversation students will visit Jackson Heights, Queens, New York, on April 29 from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Jackson Heights, also known as “Little Colombia” for its large Colombian immigrant population, is the setting of two movies of the Cinema class. Students will learn first-hand about “Little Colombia” by interviewing community leaders, one of which is Orlando Tobon, known as “The Mayor of Little Colombia” who served as co-producer of the award-winning movie “Maria Full of Grace.” Nat Simpson will be overseeing the trip.

Trimester 3 Math Resource Center tutoring schedule

Trimester 3 is now in full swing.  Starting tomorrow, the Math Resource Center will be up and running!  The schedule is attached.  Remember – the schedule stays the same all trimester so once you figure out when you can get help and with whom, you can go to that same tutoring session every week if needed!

FYI, for those of you who need help with AP Stats or Probability and Statistics, Nan Ding, James Kim and Ty Lee are great resources!

I hope you are all off to a good start this trimester and that you will make a commitment to getting the help you need by taking full advantage of the resources such as this one and the Writing Center.  Your peers are ready to assist!

On behalf of the math tutors and the math department,
Ms. Anderson

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Janus Poetry Competition for April

Want to win a Tandem Bagels gift card?

Submit a poem to the monthly JANUS POETRY COMPETITION!

The April Janus Competition

Poem style: Concrete Poetry

What is concrete poetry? Concrete poetry are poems in which the words are constructed to create an image (see examples).

TO SUBMIT, please send the email with the subject as ” [Put your name here], APRIL Janus Comp ” to janus@williston.com with an attached word document which has in it both your name and the title of your piece.

The winner will get a GIFTCARD TO TANDEM and be put in Janus!

Good luck to all, and stay awesome.

Janus

The Williston Northampton Literature and Arts Magazine

 

Feeling Wnder the Weather? A Message from Health and Wellness Services

We may be weather-weary, but we’ve made it to the final trimester of  2013-14!

As we prepare to close out this year, I’m sending this friendly reminder that the Health and Wellness Center Nursing staff is available to our students 24 hours a day.

Illness, headaches, and injuries can strike at any hour, and our nursing team is prepared to help any student in need.

Should you, your child, your resident, or advisee fall ill at 3am, simply call us at 529-3911.

Likewise, if you’re a Boarding Student and feel too ill to go to class, please come see us.
Day Students, please contact the Dean’s Office.

Please be in touch if we can be of any assistance.
We’re happy to help, it’s why we’re here!

Yours in good health,
Nurse KB

Weekend Activities April 5-6 and more

Those who came out for Josh Panda and the Hot Damned had a blast dancing, getting their picture taken with the band and grilling food.  A special thanks to all the student leaders who helped out and to Physical Plant for working hard to have the concert in Lossone Hockey Rink.  Another good weekend coming up!

Saturday, April 5

  • Open Gym 7-10:40 p.m.
  • White-Out Dance 8-10:30 p.m. 
    • Westminster joining us, other schools invited
  • Shuttle to Northampton 7:15-10:45 p.m., mini bus 1

Sunday, April 6

  • Open Gym 1-5 p.m.
  • Open Reed w/ games and MLB on big screen 1:15-5:15 p.m.
  • Indoor Rock Climbing 1-4 p.m., mini bus 2
  • Holyoke Mall 1-5 p.m., mini bus 3

Sunday, May 4

  • Boston Red Sox vs. Oakland A’s  1 p.m. game, 9:30 a.m. departure, mini bus 1
  • Let Mr. Spearing know by April 13 if you are interested in going on this trip so we can get tickets.

Have fun and take care of each other.

Failure to show up for an Activity you signed up for without notifying the Dean on Duty, Mr. Spearing, or the faculty chaperone will result in a unit and loss of weekend privileges.

Writing Center Hours This Week: BLUE WEEK 3/30-4/6

The Writing Center is ready to see your great third trimester work!  Remember that we can help you plan out a timeline for longer assignments so that you stay on track.
See you soon!

Here are the hours for this week:

Sunday
7:45 p.m. to 9:45 p.m. (study hall)

Monday
10:50 a.m. to 11:50 a.m. (C)
12:30 p.m. to 2:40 p.m. (B2, E)
7:45 p.m. to 9:45 p.m. (study hall)

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Birch Dining Commons Menu: March 30-April 5

Sunday
Brunch
Pancakes, peach cobbler, sausage, home fries, make your own waffle-toppings, yogurt bar and assorted eggs and omelets at the grill

Dinner
Pork chops, seafood cakes, vegetarian tofu and mushroom casserole, mashed potatoes, corn bread stuffing, fresh vegetables
Pasta station: Pasta, marinara sauce, herb sauce, cheese stuffed shells

Monday
Breakfast
Poached eggs, corned beef hash, monkey bread, yogurt bar, assorted eggs at the grill

Lunch
Cream of broccoli or minestrone soup, breaded or unbreaded chicken fillet, BBQ or teriyaki sauce, Italian style chicken fillet with pesto, macaroni and cheese, vegetarian barley pilaf, cauliflower
Pasta bar: Pasta, marinara or pesto sauce, sweet Italian sausage, sautéed onions and peppers

Dinner
Salisbury steak, gravy or marinara sauce, wild rice, roasted potatoes, tofu parmesan, baked stuffed sole, mixed vegetable, rolls
Grill: Tuna melts
Pasta station: Cheese tortellini, marinara or herb sauce, roasted vegetables

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