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click on the logo for a downloadable (PDF) membership application |
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| where to find us: next Membership Meeting TBA; see you at Swingin' | |||||||||||||||||
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Sunday, November 13, 3:00 p.m. We had a wonderful time at our third annual a cappella concert, featuring Lafayette's own Cadence, Chorduroys, Quintessence, and Soulfege, plus the Dtones from Dickinson College, the generics from the University of Maryland, and the Sirens from Johns Hopkins University. The concert, hosted by Dan O'Neil and Amanda Driscoll, brought in more than $850.00 for the Friends of Lafayette Music. Photos will be posted soon. |
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Keep
your college ID safe and handy with a groovy card holder!• sturdy rigid plastic • convenient thumb notch so you can slide the card out for the snack bar cashier • gripper tab keeps card secure • hang it on your key ring or lanyard Only $2.00! Still available at 133 Williams Center |
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Here's
what we're planning for 2005–2006 • All-Arts Picnic, September 2—welcome (back) arts students on the lawn next to the Arts House • Fourth Annual Pre-Game Block pARTy, September 17 • An Afternoon of A Cappella, November 13: a cappella concert to benefit Friends of Lafayette Music, featuring Lafayette groups plus groups from other schools • Favorite Book Reading, November 17, as part of the Roethke Humanities Festival • Swingin’ at Marlo’s swing dance party, March 3 • Red Carpet Party, February 26—watch the Oscars on the big screen in Farinon • Favorite Poem Reading, April 5, as part of the Roethke Humanities Festival and to celebrate National Poetry Month • Pards on Wheels! roller skating party, April 24 • Dinner and a Movie at the Williams Center, April 28—dinner in the lobby, movie on the big screen in room 108 • Singer-Songwriter Showcase • Dinner parties at the Arts Houses: Progressive Dinner, pot luck/covered dish dinner, theme dinner, assemble-it-yourself dinner, game night • Tie-dye party • Henna body art workshop • Guitar jam sessions (several each semester) or other kinds of musical jam sessions • Karaoke Nights at Gilbert’s • Participatory art events—painting, pottery, finger painting, etc. • Culinary arts workshops with the campus chef • Trips to Allentown Area Swing Dance Society dances (Tuesdays), or Philadelphia swing dance • Café Night—an evening of performances at Gilbert’s (one per semester) • Trips to Broadway performances • Trips to Godfrey Daniels Listening Club or Deer Head Inn for live music • Trips to other local performances—State Theatre, Zoellner Arts Center, etc. • Museum trips: Allentown, Philadelphia art museums; Michener, Kemmerer, Fonthill, Grey Towers, Pez Museum, Madame Tussaud’s, etc. • Studio visit to Starbuck Goldner Tile in Bethlehem and/or Easton Clayworks • Off-campus participatory art events: take a trip to some lovely and interesting place and encourage students to sketch, write, photograph, etc. • Independent/foreign movies at 19th Street in Allentown or Pocono Cinema in Stroudsburg • Trip to Student Film Festival at DeSales University (spring) • Trips to local cultural festivals (outdoor stuff, Celtic Fest in September, food festivals, etc.) • Paint-some-pottery downtown at Aura Ceramics • Exhibitions of student art in the Williams Center lobby display cases |
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the Arts Society! Your contributions will help us expand and improve our programs and events (always open to all students)—trips to museums and performances, guest speakers, master classes, participatory arts projects, and more. ![]() When you make your gift to Lafayette's Annual Fund, just designate the amount to be allocated to the Arts Society, and the fine folks at Markle Hall will credit our account. (You can even contribute online with a Visa, Mastercard, or American Express card.) |
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