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1.
I WRITE TO WISH YOU ALL A RESTFUL AND THOUGHTFUL WEEKEND.
Some of you will be traveling, others staying on campus.
And many of you will be observing Triduum Sacrum (The Sacred
Three Days) that conclude Holy Week, or
you will be noticing them from afar.
Regardless, I wish you all safety, rest, and peace.
On behalf of Rev. Klatt, Fr. Kohrman, Fr. Jackson, and Mr. Nowalk,
I want to thank you for supporting our Lenten programs and for keeping
vigil for our soldiers and all who live in the region of Iraq. The formal vigils and Morning Prayer will not continue
during the remaining days of April and May.
For those of you observing Lent, may the remaining and most intense
days of Holy Week be all they are meant to be. As I said at Morning Prayer
this morning, “To enter the darkness of Calvary is to encounter the God
who is there, even there! So,
let us enter it and remain there, if we dare, until the Easter
celebration.”
(Chaplain Steffen, x5586)
2. THE AMERICAN
NATIONAL BIOGRAPHY ONLINE, with
over 18,000 illustrations and thousands of illustrations, has added 38 new
biographies covering occupations from Advertising Industry Leaders (Helen
Lansdowne Resor, first woman to succeed in national advertising) to
Virologists (Daniel Nathan's, Nobel-Prize-winning discoverer of
restriction enzymes). Among
those profiled are actor Richard Burton, crime novelist Jim Thompson,
tennis player Bobby Riggs, and naval officer Elmo R. Zumwalt. The update
also includes articles on William Morton Fullerton, journalist who was
Edith Wharton's secret lover, and Horace L. Hunley, Confederate patriot
who built the first successful combat submarine.
Visit the ANB Online, and get to know the people who made our
history!
(Mrs. Bess, x8442)
3. The Huffington
Library hours for this weekend are:
Friday 7:30 A.M.- 3:00 P.M.
Saturday 10:00 A.M.- 3:00 P.M.
Sunday Closed
Monday 9:00 A.M. - 9:30 P.M.
(Mrs. Bess, x8442)
4.
The
Bookstore will be closed Monday, April 21. The store
will reopen on Tuesday, April 22 at 7:30 A.M. Enjoy the Easter
weekend.
(Ms. Evans, x8379)
5.
The
Art Gallery in Eppley Auditorium
is open during the week between 8 A.M. and 4 P.M.
Please contact Mr. Nowalk for access to the gallery at other times.
(Mr. Nowalk x8278)
6.
Fitness Center Hours
for Easter Weekend
Friday close at 5:00 P.M.
Saturday open 1:00 - 4:00 P.M.
Sunday Closed
Regular hours on Monday.
(Mr. Cowell, x8388)
7.
The Uniform and Laundry
Departments will be closed on Monday April 21.
Departments will resume normal hours on Tuesday April 22, 7:30 A.M. to 4:30
P.M.
(Mrs. Workman, x7468)
8.
EASTER BREAK SCHEDULE
TODAY
FRIDAY, APRIL 18
CP1
7:50 - 8:45
CP2
8:55 - 9:50
CP3 10:00
- 10:55
CP4
11:05 - Noon
9.
IF YOU PARK IN THE LOT BETWEEN THE HENDERSON ICE
ARENA AND MUSIC AND ARTS BUILDING, please find alternative
parking beginning Wednesday, April 23.
This parking lot will be used for
reserved and handicapped parking for the Culver Parent Association’s
Gateway to the Future Auction next Friday, April 25.
We will barricade
the area beginning Wednesday evening for purposes of loading and
unloading auction items and continuing through the event Friday evening.
Thank you for your cooperation.
(Mrs. Hamilton, x8237)
10.
FRED CLARKE ’73,
IS A WORLD CLASS PHOTO-JOURNALIST
who has covered a wide number of conflicts across the globe. He was
one of the few photographers allowed into Somalia during the war in the
1990’s and has seen action in a variety of places, most recently in
Chechnya. Mr. Clarke's photographs appear in many news publications and,
this fall, a book of his work will be published by Random House. In
conjunction with his 30th Culver class reunion, Mr. Clarke has installed an exhibition of 32 photographs in the Huffington Library. This
work will be on view through Alumni Weekend.
(Mr. Nowalk, x8278)
11. FOR ALL WHO OBSERVE HOLY WEEK AND
WISH TO CELEBRATE EASTER SUNDAY, please take note of the following
opportunities:
Friday,
April 18
12:30
p.m.: Good Friday
Service, St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church
7:00
p.m.: Tenebrae
Service, Wesley United Methodist Church
Saturday,
April 19
8:15
p.m.: Holy
Saturday Service, St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church
Sunday,
April 20
7:30
a.m.: Sunrise
Service, Wesley United Methodist Church
9:00
a.m.: Roman
Catholic Easter Mass, Memorial Chapel
Fr.
Kohrman, presiding
10:30
a.m.: Easter
Day Celebration, Memorial Chapel
“The
God Who Doesn't Nap,” Reverend Steffen, preaching
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