Saturday, November 16, 2013

Gaucho Agenda: 11/15-11/21/2013


Welcome to The Gaucho Agenda. This podcast covers events of interest on campus from Friday, November 15th-Thursday November 21st

Friday and Saturday, the GCC Creative Writing Department is hosting the Arizona Poetry Society’s annual conference. Planned events begin Friday evening and continue all day Saturday and include: workshops, panels, and open readings. So, if you would like impress your date with your intellect, or publicly declare your admiration for him or her, consider attending. It will be held in the Student Union Queen Palm Room; that’s room 104D.
 
GCC Career Services reminds you: “Now is your time to shine and land your next job”. This Monday, they are having another session of the popular workshop, “Winning Interview Techniques”, from 11am to 12:30, at the Career Center which is just north of the Student Union. Please RSVP to Dayna Mathews if you plan to attend.

Have you ever thought about having really short hair? Think you could rock that look even better than Michelle Williams? Well, this Tuesday, Locks of Love will be on campus for a hair event/ponytail donation. Locks of Love is a public non-profit organization that provides hairpieces to financially disadvantaged children in the United States and Canada under age 21 suffering from long-term medical hair loss from any diagnosis. So, stop hiding behind that hair and get behind a worthy cause instead. Donate to Locks of Love, Tuesday, from noon to 6pm, outside the Student Union.

If poetry isn’t your thing, but you do like to write, enter the Creative Writing Slam this Wednesday, November 20th, at 7pm, at the Student Union. You may pre-register or register at 6:30pm the day of the event.
If you need inspiration, stop by the sculpture exhibit, “Monumental Misconceptions” also in the Student Union, Room 104D. These Ancient Egypt- inspired works by artist Greg Patrenos incorporate modern elements such as circuit boards and neon lights. The show continues through December 5th, and we have posted photos of a few of the monuments here. 






 Last, but not least, in sports news this week, the Gaucho volleyball team will be playing in the National Junior College Athletic Association Championship, yes- that’s the national championship, November 21-23, in Toledo OH. The Gauchos became NJCAA Region I champs when they defeated Phoenix College last Saturday. Good Luck to Coach Lisa Stuck, her assistants, and the Gaucho volleyball team. Have a great week, everyone!