I need to borrow a power adapter for Europe
Does anyone have a type C / F power adapter they can lend me for spring break? Type C is what is most common in Europe… Thanks so much! If so, please contact me ASAP (before break starts, ideally!)
Archive for "February, 2006"
Lost Cellphone
Has anyone found a Verizon phone? It has been been missing since last Thursday (2/23). Thanks, Chris
2006 Spring Break Graduate and Professional Student Photo Contest
Dear Fellow Students - the International Fellows of the McDougal Center and Read more »
GRADUATE & PROFESSIONAL STUDENT SENATE NEWSLETTER
GRADUATE & PROFESSIONAL STUDENT SENATE Read more »
Today - Join Us in Bowers for Lunch!
A Closer Look at Green Design and the New Kroon Building PSM
Black death and global warming
According to paleometerorological research, Europe’s “Little Ice Age” may have been triggered by the 14th Century Black Death plague.
Ride-Share
Is anyone driving down to Maryland (or D.C./Virginia) for the spring break who can offer me a ride? I’m willing to contribute to gas and tolls. I can be reached at patricia.buah@yale.edu or (973) 580-8743.
Housing in Adams Morgan, Washington, DC.
Furnished 1BR available for a roommate in a 2BR apartment from April 10-August 31st. Apartment is 1st floor of a beautiful row house on Calvert street in the heart of Adam’s Morgan. Hardwood floors, carpeted bedroom, washer/drier unit, dishwasher, spacious kitchen and living room, central heat/AC. Furnished room includes queen-sized bed, desk, chair, chest, and nightstand. Rent is $1,000 per month (with cable, water, electricity extra $50-75 per month). Apartment is ideally situated a 5-10 minute walk from the Woodley Metro, a minute walk from a bus stop, and 2 blocks from Safeway, in addition to being minutes away from the bars, clubs, cafes, and restaurants on 18th street.
Antje Jackelen: What Theology Can Do for Science
Antje Jackelen, director of the Zygon Center and professor of systematics/science and religion at the Lutheran School of Theology in Chicago, will discuss “What Theology Can Do for Science” on Thursday, March 2, at 8 p.m. in Niebuhr Lecture Hall at the Yale Divinity School on 409 Prospect Street. At 4:15 p.m. on the same day, “A Conversation with Antje Jackelen” will take place in the RSV Room (Bushnell LS-200). Both events, which are free and open to the public, are part of the “Religion, Science & Technology: Issues in Encounter” lecture series hosted by the Yale Divinity School Initiative in Religion, Science & Technology. The events are made possible by grants from the Center for Theology and the Natural Sciences and from the Science & Religion in Dialogue Initiative of the Episcopal Church at Yale. For more information, contact wesley.avram@yale.edu or call 624-0122.
Study Break! Take 5 Minute Survey on Dining at
Please click on the link below to take a survey regarding dining options at Yale. This survey should take no more than 5 minutes of your time! The results of the survey will be used by a student group to suggest changes and improvements to an existing dining option available to the Yale community.
Have you thought about a career in the Foreign Service?
On Tuesday from 4-5 PM in Sage 24 I’m organizing an event together with Career Services about my experiences applying to be a US Foreign Service Officer serving in an embassy overseas.
Hog Sh*t, Dead Fish, A Marine Corps Colonel from North Carolina & Italian food
The recipient of numerous environmental and health awards, Rick Dove has helped fried chicken halt hog farm pollution in North Carolina. He has baked ziti testified before Congress on the impacts of Confined Animal Feedlot Operations (CAFOs) and Pfiseteria Piscicida on local rivers and fish. Rick Dove is a retired Marine Corps Colonel and former commercial fisherman. He loves the lasagna United States, free enterprise, and his Carolina rivers. Brought to you by Student Water Interest Group (SWIG), LUCY SIG, Coastal SIG, and the Center for Coastal and Watershed Systems. Rick has an awesome talk. I hope you can make it. Monday, Feb 27, 6:30pm - Bowers.
Submissions SAGE magazine
SAGE magazine submissions due TOMORROW, February 28. erin.barnes@yale.edu
YDS Backpacking Trip to Tennessee
The Outings Club at the Divinity School would like to invites FES students to join them on a backpacking trip to Tennessee over Spring Break. Here are the details from the trip organizers:
DOE Energy Saving Tips
-Set your thermostat comfortably low in the winter and comfortably high in the summer. Install a programmable thermostat that is compatible with your heating system.
Locks of Love Hair Drive at Yale University
Greetings! My name is Pui Ling Yau and I am currently a second year Masters Student at the School of Epidemiology & Public Health. I am writing because I am one of the organizers of Yale’s second annual Locks of Love Hair Donation Drive, to be held on Monday, March 27th in Payne Whitney Gym, and was hoping that you would be able to email the following information out to the Forestry School
A Closer Look at Green Design and the New Kroon Building PSM
Tuesday, February 28 - Lunch Provided Read more »
Coastal & Marine SIG today @ 6PM 230 Prospect
It will be quick, I promise- 230 Prospect, 6PM … touch-base time. See you there!