Wednesday, 27 Oct 2010
Homecoming: Food on Campus
Free lunch (Planet Sub sandwiches) with Homecoming button.
TIAA-CREF financial seminar
"A New Way to Save: Introducing the Roth 403(b) Option." You now have more flexibility with your retirement savings. Find out how making Roth contributions to your 403(b) can help you plan for the retirement lifestyle you've always imagined. Please preregister, space limited.
Homecoming: Paint Wars
Dance Marathon, SALC, and SUB have teamed up to put on this event. Come throw paint at your friends!
Homecoming
Cyclone logos have evolved over the years but the spirit behind Cy stays the same. Come to the Workspace during open hours October 25-30 and make a button with your favorite vintage Cy or ISU logo, or the new I-State logo to show your ISU pride! 50 cents for any button size.
Fine dining dinner (American)
Students in the fine dining management class are hosting three more dinners during fall semester: Oct. 27 (American), Nov. 10 (Tuscan) and Dec. 1 (French). To reserve your spot, call 4-9740 or e-mail lraj@iastate.edu.
Homecoming: Nintendo 64 Super Smash Bros. tournament
Winning teams receive free Homecoming 2010 tournaments t-shirts. Register online by Oct. 20.
Homecoming: Yell Like Hell
Second cuts for Yell Like Hell competition.
Spoon Jewelry with Jonathan Eimer
Recycle silverware (even forks and knives!) into rings, earrings, bracelets & more. All materials are provided, but if you have special silverware you would like to use you may bring it to class. Meets Wednesdays from 6:30-8:30 pm for 2 weeks.
Haunted Iowa State
University Museums grows a little spookier this October for its annual Haunted Iowa State event. Explore campus locations with a haunted and historic reputation, and investigate Iowa State's past at "sites of fright" that include the Campanile, ISU campus cemetery, the Memorial Union, Farm House Museum, and others. Meet at 7:00 pm at the Campanile - maps will be distributed promptly at 7:00 pm! Bring a flashlight and join us... if you dare!
William K. Deal Endowed Leadership Lecture
Neil Harl, emeritus professor of economics at Iowa State, is a recognized expert in farm finance, agricultural law, estate planning and business planning. As the founder and director of the Center for International Agricultural Finance he is often credited with helping lay the foundation for Eastern European countries transitioning to a market economy.