Subject: Severe weather Week April 9-13
Submitter: Bruce K Bengry, Safety Specialist, Public Safety

Message: WATCHES
Watches are issue when conditions are favorable for tornadoes, severe thunderstorms or flash floods.
If you are in a "watch" area, continue with normal activities, but also make plans to seek shelter if necessary.

WARNINGS
Warnings are issued when severe weather has been reported or is imminent. Seek shelter immediately if you are in or near the path of the storm. Warnings are issued by count and city names. Make sure you know the name of the county in which you live and the names of the cities that surround you.

ADVANCED INFORMATION
The process of of forecasting and warning begins days ahead of time, when the threat area is determined. Hazardous weather outlooks are issued early every morning and updated as conditions warrant.

IF A WATCH IS ISSUED
when the National Weather Service issues a weather watch, local weather offices are staffed with extra personnel and notify state officials. They pass the information to the county and local level. Counties and cities activate their spotter groups as the threat increases. TV and radio stations pass the word to the public.

IF A WARNING IS ISSUED
Warnings are disseminated swiftly, using hotlines and other tools, including TV, radio and the internet. People may receive warnings via cell phones, pagers and other methods. Storm spotters provide constant reports and officials carry out plans developed by the Emergency Managers. Updates are issued frequently until the threat has ended.

EMERGENCY ALERT SYSTEM
Media outlets receive warning information and provide it to you by interrupting programming or using a "crawl" or other visual message. Finally, the tone-alert feature of a NOAA Weather Radio will also activate special receivers, sounding an alarm to alert you to the danger.
County and local law enforcement centers are also warned of impending severe weather via special phone lines and radio systems.
Using the National Weather Services information, local and county officials decide whether to sound the outdoor warning sirens.

Subject: Listening Sessions w/ the Public Safety Task Force
Submitter: John Pack, Director, Public Safety

Message: Augsburg’s Public Safety Task Force invites you to attend one of more “listening sessions.” Each session will include a brief presentation on the recent community survey and current recommendations from the task force. The primary goal for these sessions is to get your input! Please bring your comments, questions and concerns and be prepared to discuss security at Augsburg.

We have scheduled a variety of sessions to accommodate varying schedules. Snacks will be available at each session.

Wed, April 11, 2007
4 to 5 pm
Minneapolis Room

Thu, April 12, 2007
Noon to 1 pm
Minneapolis Room

Fri, April 13, 2007
4 to 5 pm
Century Room

Sat, April 14, 2007
Noon to 1 pm
Marshall Room

Thu, April 19, 2007
8 to 9 am
Marshall Room

Subject: Remembering Fannie Lou Hamer...
Submitter: Kasidy M Moore, Student

Message: Guests from the Fannie Lou Hamer Institute will be on campus this Thursday to talk about this great civil rights leader and her legacy. The program will be held in the East Commons beginning at 7pm. Please come out and participate!

Subject: Vocation Revisited - Open Discussion
Submitter: Russell Kleckley, Visiting Professor, Religion

Message: Informal conversation for anyone interested in the role and understanding of vocation at Augsburg, inside and outside the curriculum. Questions, ideas, concerns, proposals all welcome for discussion. Thursday, April 12th, 3:30-5:00, Marshall Room. Refreshments served. Contact: Russell Kleckley, ext. 1348.

Subject: Sociology Graduate School Night -- tonight
Submitter: Lars Christiansen, Associate Professor, Sociology

Message: Learn about opportunities and strategies for applying and getting in to graduate school! This event will feature three recent Augsburg alumni: Jenn Esala, recent M.A. in Sociology from Boston College and now heading toward a Ph.D. program in Sociology; Melissa McLean, who is at the Humphrey Institute in Public Affairs; and Andrea Ladda, who is at William Mitchell College of Law.

Also featured is Dixie Shafer of Office of Undergraduate Research and Graduate Opportunity, and Lars Christiansen of the Department of Sociology.

Tuesday, April 10, 5:00 - 6:30 p.m., Lindell 301. Dinner Provided!

This event is sponsored by the Department of Sociology and the Sociology Club.

Questions? Contact Lars Christiansen christil@augsburg.edu, or ext. 1226.

Subject: Celebrating Bruce Reichenbach and Tim Pippert
Submitter: Dallas Liddle, Associate Professor, English

Message: The Center for Teaching and Learning and the Augsburg College Bookstore are proud to invite the campus community to celebrate two recent works of scholarship by our faculty, Bruce Reichenbach's coauthored book "The Nature of the Atonement," and Tim Pippert's "Road Dogs and Loners: Family Relationships among Homeless Men."

Please join us before the faculty meeting this coming Wednesday, April 11, starting at 2:30 in the Marshall Room. Tim and Bruce will discuss their books, refreshments will be served, and two copies of each book will be given away as door prizes.

Subject: Night at the Theater
Submitter: Annette M. Gerten, Assistant Professor, Social Work

Message: Faculty and staff are invited to attend The Three Penny Opera, written by Bertolt Brecht, and directed by Darcy Engen. Tickets have been reserved for April 19th at 7:00 p.m. Please call Terry Martin x1229 to reserve your free ticket. There will be a reception following the performance.

Subject: Dessert & Dialogue tonight
Submitter: Nechia B Agate, Student

Message:
Message: What: Dessert & Dialogue
When: Monday, April 9 (that's tonight!)
Where: Century Room
Time: 6:30 p.m.

Get ready to interact, listen and learn around the topic of "Race Relations." Come enjoy delicious desserts and be a part of this exciting opportunity and share your personal stories. This month's topic is: Say What?

This is the second to last session of the year. Don't miss out!

Questions? Contact Ramon Knox at knoxr@augsburg.edu, x1111 or Nechia Agate at agate@augsburg.edu

Subject: Invitation to Design Workshop TODAY
Submitter: Theresa L Martin, Administrative Assistant, Center for Teaching and Learning

Message: ‘Invitation to Design’ workshop series

Workshops intended to enable faculty to use a systematic, purposeful approach to revising, creating, and maintaining learning experiences. All workshops are offered twice and are scheduled from 3:30-5:00 p.m. in the Cedar Room of the Christensen Center.

Faculty considering applying for Instructional and Course Design support for Summer 2007 are strongly encouraged to attend.

Brain science, ‘best practice’, and instructional design April 9 and 10. Bring your favorite ‘best practice’ guiding principles for an exploration of the relationship between these and brain science and how this can inform intentional choice in crafting learning experiences.
Cedar Room

The designing professor: changing students on purpose April 24 and 25. Bring a learning experience you’ve been working on to dip your pedagogical toes into the waters of design. We’ll work with a process that starts by identifying the change(s) we want in our students and progresses systematically (but not too fast!) to creating experiences that not only change and empower students, but also enable us to develop a habit of reflective empathy in our work.
Cedar Room

RSVP to martin@augsburg.edu or x1229.

Subject: Financial Aid Deadline Information
Submitter: Carly Eichhorst, Financial Aid Counselor, Enrollment Center

Message: Did you know that undergraduate students have LESS than one week to wrap up their financial aid application for 2007-08? The annual financial aid priority deadline is April 15th. This means that students need to complete a 2007-08 FAFSA (remember to sign it!), submit their 07-08 verification worksheet (remember to sign it!) and turn in copies of taxes (once again… sign these!). The Financial Aid Counselors will be having walk in hours at a window at the EC from 2:30-4:30 during the month of April. Stop by and see them if you have questions or need help.

Get your PIN numbers here: www.pin.ed.gov
Complete your FAFSA here: www.fafsa.ed.gov
Download your verification worksheet here: www.augsburg.edu/enroll
Didn’t file taxes? Get a statement of non-filing here: www.augsburg.edu/enroll

Subject: Faculty and Staff join us for Late Night Breakfast
Submitter: Rick Gubash, Disability Specialist, CLASS Program

Message: Want to help students chill out and have a healthy meal during finals?
Are you a genius with a spatula and a hot griddle?
Want to have fun working along side your colleagues and friends?

Mark your calendar because this event is for you!

Come help serve Late Night Breakfast on

Monday, April 30th from 9:45 to 11:30.

Students love this event and you will too.

If you want to have some fun and feed some late night studying types, contact Rick Gubash by email at gubash@augsburg.edu

Subject: Spring Music Jam 2007
Submitter: Ted A Jedlicki, Student

Message: ASAC presents Murphy Park Live: the Spring Music Jam 2007 on Saturday, April 21st at 6:30 P.M. in Murphy Park under the big tent. The concert stars national artists Evan and Jaron and local stars Heiruspecs, and also features Holiday and My Vengeance. Get your FREE tickets at the ASAC table in the Christensen Center weekdays from 10-3.

Subject: Augsburg Graduate Programs
Submitter: Michael D Bilden, Director, Weekend College Admissions

Message: Did you know that Augsburg College offers six graduate programs? You are invited to visit the graduate program information tables in the Christensen Center on Tuesday, April 17th from 10:00am - 1:00pm. Representatives from each Augsburg graduate program will be on hand to introduce their respective program and answer questions. We look forward to seeing you on the 17th!

Subject: Vocatio Chapel with Elizabeth Hunter Tomorrow
Submitter: Ross Murray, Campus Ministry Associate; Tutoring Services Coordinator; , Campus Ministry and Academic Skills Office

Message: Augsburg College will conclude the 2006-07 Vocatio Chapel Series with writer Elizabeth Hunter. Elizabeth is a section editor of The Lutheran magazine, the magazine of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. Raised in the Twin Cities, Elizabeth now lives in Chicago with her husband, a hard-working youth director, and her two children, Evan and Jacob. Jacob is only 4 months old, and he will be joining Elizabeth during her visit!

Elizabeth is going to be visiting several classes during her time at Augsburg. She will also be speaking in chapel at 10:20 on Wednesday, April 11. Following chapel, Elizabeth is eating lunch with anyone interested in speaking about writing, design, and other magazine work. She may even be recruiting some fresh young talent for The Lutheran!

Everyone is invited to come hear Elizabeth Hunter in chapel on April 11. If you are interested in joining her for lunch, please contact Ross Murray at murray@augsburg.edu.

Subject: Nobel Peace Laureate Shirin Ebadi to speak
Submitter: Orval Gingerich, Associate Dean for International Programs, International Programs

Message: Nobel Peace Laureate Shirin Ebadi from Iran will speak on "Defending the Rights of Women and Children" at St Thomas University in St. Paul at 7:30 p.m. Friday, April 13. Ebadi was honored at the 2005 Nobel Peace Prize Forum at Augsburg College but was unable to attend because of political pressure in her home country of Iran. For ticket information: http://www.stthomas.edu/bulletin/news/200713/Tuesday/Peacejam3_27_07.cfm

Subject: Senior Class Gift Trivia
Submitter: Melissa M Bawek, Assistant Director of the Augsburg Fund, Development

Message: What infamous Augsburg landmark was a gift from the Class of 1997?

Email me at bawek@augsburg.edu and the first three students to respond with the correct answer will win a fabulous Augsburg prize.

What will YOU leave as your class legacy?

Subject: Marina Christensen Justice Award
Submitter: Mary L True, Associate Director, Center for Service Work and Learning

Message:
Dear Augsburg Students, Faculty and Staff,

Please submit a short application for one graduating senior for the Marina Christensen Justice Award. Submissions are due by Friday, April 13th at 5:00pm. You can fill out the form below and return it to truem@augsburg.edu, or get a written form at the Information Desk in the Christensen Center and return it to CB#108.

The Marina Christensen Justice Award is an annual award honoring a graduating senior who represents in a high degree Augsburg's motto: "Education for Service." The recipient must have demonstrated a dedication to the kind of community involvement that characterized the personal and professional life of Marina, who courageously and effectively reached out to bring equity and harmony--living Christian values--to disadvantaged people and communities.

Name of the senior whom you wish to nominate for the award:

______________________________________________________________


Why are you nominating this person?:
Please include many examples of this student's work in "service" (that go beyond the campus community.)

______________________________________________________________
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______________________________________________________________

Thank you for your nomination!

Subject: TONIGHT! Medieval Game Night
Submitter: Phillip C. Adamo, Assistant Professor, History

Message: The Goliard Society of Medievalists will host an evening of games that were actually played during the Middle Ages. Learn "Hnefatafl", a strategy game played by the Vikings; "Knucklebones and Fivestones", a game of dexterity; and "Riddling", in which a knight must prove that his wordplay is as good as his swordplay! We'll also have more familiar board games like chess and Nine Men's Morris. Medieval Game Night will take place TONIGHT!, April 10, from 6 to 9 p.m., in Sverdrup 202. Refreshments will be served. For more info, contact Phil Adamo, adamo@augsburg.edu.

Subject: Yoga and Tai Chi today
Submitter: Dianne Detloff, Administrative Assistant, Counseling and Health Promotion

Message: Counseling & Health Promotion reminds all interested students, staff and faculty that there will be yoga instruction today from noon - 1:00 p.m. in the Marshall Room of Christensen Center. Please feel free to bring your own mat. There will also be yoga on Thursday this week as well as pilates tomorrow from noon - 1:00 p.m (all in the Marshall Room)

Tonight there will be tai chi offered from 5 - 6 p.m. in the Century Room (lower level of Christensen Center). Feel free to come with a friend! Any questions, please call the CCHP office at 612-330-1707.

Subject: Weekly Update
Submitter: Paul C Pribbenow, President, Office of the President

Message: Greetings,

The Weekly Update is now available online. You can view it by clicking on the following link: http://www.augsburg.edu/president/pdfs/update040907.pdf

Have a good week!

President Paul C. Pribbenow

Subject: Pedalers for Peace Documentary, Wed. 7 pm
Submitter: Timothy Dougherty, Community and Civic Engagement Student Coordinator, Center for Service Work and Learning

Message: Come celebrate a truly intense and life-changing spring break for the Pedalers for Peace, a group of nine Auggies who biked from Jackson, MS to New Orleans just a few short weeks ago.

The group will be showing the documentary they've made of their journey, as well as sharing stories, photos, and some yummy treats!

Titled "In the Open Air: Exploring Community by Bicycle," the documentary aims to capture the lessons best learned by traveling under your own power and experiencing new places at the friendly pace and convivial approach epitomized by bike travel. Come share the journey...it's a perfect way to cap the Coalition for Student Activism's Action at Augsburg Day.

What: In the Open Air, the Pedalers for Peace Documentary!
When: 7-9 pm, Wednesday, April 11th
Where: The Minneapolis Room

Please contact doughert@augsburg.edu, x1208, with any questions.

Subject: Student Computing Survey
Submitter: Erin S Voss, Manager of Help Desk Operations and Student Support, Information Technology

Message: Student Computing is conducting a survey, and we need YOUR help! All students are encouraged to take a few minutes to tell us how we can improve our services. You can also enter for a chance to win a $10 gift card to a local restaurant.

Just go to http://academics.augsburg.edu/surveys/surveyintro.html to fill out the survey. Thank you!

Subject: Sverdrup Lecture Program Events April 16 & 17
Submitter: Jeanine A Gregoire, Associate Professor, Education

Message: Sverdrup Public Lecture
Free and Open to the Public
"Exploring the Giant Magnetosphere of Jupiter"
April 16 - 8:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Hoversten Chapel, Foss Center; Parking in Lot L off of 25th Ave. and Riverside, Minneapolis.

Abstract: Jupiter is a planet of superlatives: it is the most massive planet in the solar system, rotates the fastest, has the strongest magnetic field, and has the most massive satellite system of any planet. These unique properties lead to active volcanoes on Io, a ton per second of sulfur and oxygen being spewed out of the moon, a vast population of energetic plasma trapped in the planet's strong magnetic field, and intense auroral emissions in Jupiter's polar atmosphere. The giant magnetosphere of Jupiter has been explored by telescopes on Earth, Hubble Space Telescope, several spacecraft flying past the planet plus the Galileo spacecraft that spent seven years in orbit. This talk will discuss our current understanding of this huge, dynamic structure and present what we hope to learn from the New Horizons spacecraft as it flies down Jupiter's magnetotail on its way to Pluto (spring 2007) and from the Juno mission (launch due in 2011) that will skim over Jupiter's poles.

Divisional Colloquium
“Women in Physics & Astronomy: Moving Beyond 'the Woman Problem'”
April 17 - Noon-1:00, Minneapolis Room, Christiansen Center; Parking in Lot L off of 25th Ave. and Riverside.

Abstract: Statistical studies of demographics by professional organizations such as the American Institute of Physics show practical reasons for moving from "how do we help these poor women" to "how to educate/hire/retain the talent we needed to supply a technical-trained workforce." Dr. Bagenal will discuss the professional pipeline, where it is leaky and how it can be fixed - including allowing for multiple pathways.

Biography: Fran Bagenal came to the US from England in 1976 to attend graduate school at MIT where she worked on data from the Voyager mission for her PhD. Her primary research interests are the magnetic fields of planets, the charged particles trapped in planetary magnetic fields and the interactions of moons with the particles and fields that surround them. She has been involved in the Voyager mission (Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune), Galileo (Jupiter), Deep Space 1 (Comet Borrelly), the New Horizons mission to Pluto and the Juno mission to Jupiter's polar regions. She is Professor of Astrophysical and Planetary Sciences in the Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics at the University of Colorado, Boulder.

Funding for the Sverdrup Visiting Scientist Lecture Program made possible through the Sverdrup Endowment Fund, Augsburg College and the Minnesota Space Grant Consortium. For more information or to receive a poster of the Sverdrup Lecture call 612-330-1324 and leave your name, telephone number and mailing address and someone will return your call.

Subject: For the Women of Augsburg
Submitter: Emily Sedgwick, Student

Message: Please help us in supporting the Somali Women's Center.

On April 18, we will be holding a shower with the goal of getting supplies for the center's new kitchen. The shower starts at 3:30, and if you would like to attend, a group will be meeting at 3:10 in Christensen to walk over to the center. You are also free to stop by on your own.

There are many supplies that are needed, but cash donations and target gift cards are welcome.
You could also pool in with a few friends to buy a certain item (the list of items needed is at the bottom of the a-mail). We ask that if you give a gift or make a donation, that you could include your first and last name on the gift. If you plan to buy a certain item, could you please let us know. If you cannot make it to the shower, you can also bring your gift by the Center for Service, Work, and Learning.

Your generosity is greatly appreciated by both Augsburg students and the Somali Women's Center.
If you have any questions, e-mail Emily at sedgwick@augsburg.edu. Thank you!

The list of kitchen items needed are:
POTS AND PANS:
(3) Cake pans, large and small
Bundt pan
(2) Muffin pans
(2) Casserole dishes with lids, large and small
COOKIE SHEETS
LOAF PANS
PASTA POT WITH STRAINER AND STEAMER INSERT
Pizza stone
Pizza paddle
Saute pan
Skillet cast iron
Springform pan
Wok

Utensils:
Basting brush
Candy thermometer
Carving set
CHEF’S KNIFE
Cutting boards, meat and vegetable
KNIFE SET
Garlic press
Graters: cheese and nutmeg
Kitchen timer
Ladle
Lemon reamer
Mallet
Measuring cups
Meat thermometer
Mixing bowls
Jar opener (rubber)
Paring knife
Pastry cutter
Pie spatula (for serving)
Potato masher
Kitchen scissors
Spatula: turning and mixing
Spoons: slotted,wooden, stirring, serving
Tongs

APPLIANCES:
Crock pot
Toaster, 4 slot
METAL TEAPOT (FOR STOVE)

DISHES MATCHING 24 PLACE SETTINGS:
Coffee cups
Drinking glasses
Kids dishes—plastic (plates, cups, silverware)
Plates, small and large
Serving bowls
Serving platters
Silverware setting

KITCHEN STORAGE AND MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS:
Bottle brushes
Kitch clock
Cookbooks (basic ones like Better Homes and Gardens, Betty Crocker, Joy of Cooking, children’s cookbooks)
Garbage can with lid
Recycling bin
Plastic storage containers
Pot rack
Spice rack

KITCHEN PANTRY FOODSTUFFS:
SPICES
Allspice
Cardamom ground
Cinnamon ground
Cinnamon sticks
Clove whole
Clove ground
Coriander ground
Cumin seed
Cumin ground
Chili powder
Nutmeg whole
Nutmeg ground
Paprika
Turmeric

HERBS:
Bay leaves
Dill
Fennel
Marjoram
Oregano
Rosemary
Savory
Thyme

Subject: SCG '07 Daily Prize Winners
Submitter: Melanie A Opay, Student

Message: Congratulations to yesterday’s daily prize winners!

Mariah Sheehy
Jaclyn Gehrke

Remember to stop by our table in Christensen Center on Thursday to talk about how YOU can help leave our legacy and for a chance to win more great prizes. We’re nearly half way to our goal of $1,000 – let’s go Class of 2007!

Subject: Student Study Abroad Survey
Submitter: Amy Greeley, Program Director, Augsburg Abroad, International Programs

Message: The Office of International Programs (OIP) at Augsburg College would appreciate student input about study abroad at Augsburg. Whether you have gone abroad or not, this survey is open to all students. We want to hear your perspectives and discover your knowledge level about study abroad on this campus. Your input will help OIP move forward supporting Global Learning at Augsburg College.

The survey takes about 10 minutes, just follow the link pertaining to your status:

WEC Students:
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?u=107863603409

TRIO Students (Day or WEC):
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?u=454733603425

Day Students:
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?u=753363273500


Thank you for your time,
Amy E. Greeley
Director, Augsburg Abroad
Office of International Programs

Subject: Faculty & Staff Study Abroad Survey
Submitter: Amy Greeley, Program Director, Augsburg Abroad, International Programs

Message: The Office of International Programs (OIP) is implementing a project for AQIP called Study Abroad Curriculum Integration. As part of this project it is important to collect information about the current level of study abroad knowledge and gauge perspectives on study abroad within the Augsburg community.

OIP would appreciate your input.

The survey takes about 10 minutes, just follow this link:
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?u=438103306155


Thank you for your time,

Amy Greeley
Director, Augsburg Abroad

and

Orv Gingerich
Associate Dean of the Office of International Programs

Subject: Time for ACTION! Action @ Augsburg THIS Wednesday
Submitter: Joelle J Bickel, Student

Message: Global Warming got you down? Concerned about the future of water? Do you need to get your action on?
Join the Coalition for Student Activism for... Action @ Augsburg: H2O Where Do We Go?
We will be exploring the global water crisis and possible alternatives.

Wednesday, APRIL 11th

11-12 Potters for Peace- Quad
Ceramic Water filters demonstration

12-1 Bucket Jam and water activities- Quad

1:30-2:30 Potters for Peace Presentation- East Commons

7-9 Pedalers for Peace Presentation- Minneapolis Room

10:30-1:30 environmental/community organizations tabling- CC Lobby

See you there!

Subject: Summer Orientation Dates 2007
Submitter: Solveig M Mebust, Student

Message: The dates for this year's Summer Orientation and Registration (SOAR) are as follows:

Session I: July 18th-19th (1pm-12pm)
Session II: July 19th-20th (1pm-12pm)
Session III: July 20th- 21st (1pm-12pm)

Please contact the Department of Orientation and Student Activities (orientat@augsburg.edu), or Director Ramon Knox (knoxr@augsburg.edu) if you have any questions about these dates. Thank you.

Subject: Attn: Graduating Seniors
Submitter: Elizabeth N Bassani, Financial Aid Counselor, Enrollment Center

Message: If you will be graduating this year and have taken out a Stafford Loan in the past, then you must complete your Stafford Exit Loan Counseling. This Thursday in Old Main room 18 from 6:30 to 7:30pm, the Financial Aid Office will be holding an Exit Counseling session for you to learn what it means to enter into repayment and if consolidation is the right thing to do. If you are not able to make it to this session we will be holding another session in the next couple of weeks that will be announced at a later time. If you are not interested in coming to our session, then you can also complete your Exit Loan Counseling online at www.mapping-your-future.org. Once on this page, you will click on the link "Student Loan Counseling Interview, then select "Stafford Exit". We hope you can make it this Thursday, but if not please go online. Thank you!

Subject: All-Student Juried Art Exhibit Reception
Submitter: Kerry Morgan, Coordinator of Galleries and Exhibits, Art

Message: This year's Juried Art Exhibition is now on view in the Christensen Center Art Gallery and the Student Art Gallery. Be sure to cast your vote for the "People's Choice" award, which will be announced at the exhibition reception this Friday, April 13 at 5 p.m. along with six other jurors' awards. The reception begins at 4:30 and ends at 6:30 p.m. All students, faculty, and staff are invited.

Subject: FREE KAUG Concert This Friday
Submitter: Ted A Jedlicki, Student

Message: This Friday, April 13 KAUG presents its Final Cut concert, the final concert in this year's KAUG Live series, at 8PM in the East Commons. The bands include Kid Dakota, Bill Caperton of Ella, and The Spirit of 76. The doors open at 7:30 PM and the event is FREE for everyone. Mark the date on your calendar and stay tuned for updates at www.augsburg.edu/kaug and 91.7 FM.

Subject: Auggie Wins Fulbright!
Submitter: Kathryn Swanson, Professor, English

Message: Matthew Broughton, 2006 summa grad in English and Physics, just received word that he has been awarded a Fullbright scholarship for 2007-2008 study in Germany.

Subject: Published Poets in the English Department
Submitter: Kathryn Swanson, Professor, English

Message: Cass Dalglish, English Department, has a poem published in the first Tupelo press Poetry Project, now posted on the Tupelo Press website (<www.tupelopress.org>). It is "Exposition of the Contents of a Cab -- Where is Camilo Cienfuegos?"
Dr. Dalglish also has a poem published in the anthology of MNARTISTS.ORG's "What Light. ... (first series). Professor Doug Green, also of the English Department, has had a poem selected for the second series of this anthology. There is a celebration of the publication of the work scheduled for next Sunday, April 15.