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| Bus Rides Home |
| Look no further!
Mansfield University is offering our students a LOW COST round trip
comfortable bus ride home for break. Do you want to sit in a cramped car for 4 hours possibly holding your suitcase on your lap because there is too much laundry in the trunk? Do you want to put extra mileage on your car along with $25 to fill your tank one way? Do you worry about your car, or your ride's car breaking down on the way home or while they're at home? If you're concerned about these questions, then your solution is easy! Join other MU students as they get on the bus and head home for break with the confidence knowing their ride will also bring them back. Enjoy a movie in a relaxing atmosphere while a qualified driver gets you home and back to school safely! For a minimal cost, you can ride the bus from the Kelchner Fitness Center to 30th Street Station in Philadelphia FOR ALL THREE BREAKS this fall. For one round trip ticket, the cost will be $50, for two round trip tickets, the cost of each trip will be $45, and for all three bus trips, the cost will only be $40 each! Sign up now because seating will be limited to the first 47 passengers. IF YOU WOULD PREFER TO MAKE
YOUR PAYMENT DURING ORIENTATION, PLEASE GO TO ALUMNI HALL ROOM YOU MUST RETURN THIS FORM NO LATER THAN September 15, 2004. Student Name ____________________________________ Student ID# (top right of ID card issued at orientation) ________________________ Select a trip: Fall Break - Oct. 8-12 _______ Thanksgiving Break - Nov 23-28 _______ Christmas Break - Dec 16 (note: this is a one way trip) _______ Payment Method enclosed:
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| Multicultural Enrichment Weekend |
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The weekend of October 09 - 11, 2004 has been set aside as a cultural
enrichment weekend. This event will take place in Baltimore,MD
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| A visit with Julian Bond |
Julian Bond is the current chairperson of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP). He has been an active participant in the movements for civil rights, economic justice. As an activist who has faced jail for his convictions, as a veteran of more than 20 years service in the Georgia General Assembly, as a university professor, and as a writer, he has been on the cutting edge of social change since 1960. Bond will be at Mansfield University to continue his work. He will offer a lecture on Wednesday, September 29 at 7:30PM in the Straughn Hall. Admission is free to MU students with an ID card and $10 for general admission. This program will be sponsored in part by the Frederick Douglas Institute at Mansfield University. |
| Dinners |
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KWANZAA Celebration
- December 3, 2004 from 5-10pm at Manser North Dinning Room |
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