Common Hour (12:30 pm)
George Will will be delivering a lecture titled "Public Affairs, Public Polixy and American Society." I can't imagine he will say anything I agree with, but I still think I should go. Know they enemy and all that.

Morell Lounge, Smith Union

Performance (7:30 pm)
Kenneth Radnofsky kciks off "Reed All About It!" a miniseries of twentieth-century reed music, with a performance of Pulitzer Prize winning-music. This promises to be quite good; the organizers have clearly mastered the art of the witty pun, after all.

Gibson Hall, Room 101

Dance Performance (7:00pm)
The title of this perforamnce by Deborad Ray is "Boom Boom Boom." Apparently fer infamous "Woof woof" lecture was so well recieved she decided to followit up with another sound-based presentation. But you need tickets, which are available at the Smith Union Info Desk.

Wish Theater, Memorial Hall

Talk (I think) (7:00pm)
George Seymoure will be doing something or other titled "Your Vote Matters." I really don't know what this is, because the calendar I am taking this from isn't incredibly detailed. I apologize.

Russwurm, Lounge.=

Ebony Ball
(9:00 pm - 1:00 am)
I don't know about you, but I was personally invited to the Ebony Ball. I feel so special, I definitely will attend. And with DJ Steve Saxon, it is a guaranteed rocking' party.

Daggett Lounge

Discussion (10:00 am)
Incase you didn't get enough reed music on Friday, you can get up early (well, relatively early) and discuss what you heard the night before. And you might even learn how to make your own!

Gibson Hall, Room 101

Erg Test (11:00 am)
No, this isn't an erg fest, since it will only last about 7 minutes, but I will be there this time, grunting and sweating with the rest of them, so that ought to make up for the shorter time duration.

Squash Courts

Art Contest (8:00am)
This is the Delta Sig art contest that we have all waited all year for. you can win money and stuff, so it definitely pays to enter your work. Hehe.

Lamarche Lounge, Smith Union

Yet Another movie
(7:00 pm)
I now, this calendar is turning into just a space to publicize all the movies being shown around camus. But this one has a really cool title: Chaucun Cherche Son Chat. Try saying that three times fast.

Smith Auditorium, Sills Hall.

Film (1:30 pm)
The movie is called Belfast, Maine, by Fredrick Wiseman. Afterwards Professor David Collings will be holding a discussion. Maybe they will discuss why there are so many towns in Maine named after foreign cities and countries.

Smith Auditorium, Sills Hall

Snack Break (3:00 pm)
Thinking must be hard work, since these snacks are being provided for these Meeting Minds in Sills. and no, I am sorry, but I have no idea what the snacks are going to b.

Sills Hall, Hallway

Catholic Mass (4:30 pm)
I have been telling all my friends to come to Mass this weekend, and I think a couple of them might actually show up. So if you have been avoiding Mass simple because you aren't Catholic, this is the weekend for you.

Bowdoin Chapel

Performance (7:30 pm)
This online events calendar is decidely lacking in details, so all I know is that Deke Weaver,a performance artist, will be performing something called Base Fables. What exactly Base Fables is I don't know. I guess I will find out.

Kresge Auditorium, VAC

Movie - High School
(7:00 pm)
I couldn't for the life of me figure out why there were so many Fredrick wiseman movies showing this week, until I remembered what my good friend Jon (whom I love more than Anna, even if he didn't tell me his address in Africa) said. More on Tuesday.

Searles 315

Boat Show
(9:00 am - 4:00 pm)
This is technically callled the President's Boat Show, but I don't know what president exactly that is. I am pretty sure it isn't Prez Edwards' boat show, but I could be wrong. Cost is $5.

Brunswick Naval Air Station

Theater (2:00 pm)
I have decided that every calendar will include someting fo the more childish students of Bowdoin. This week it's a trip to the Children's Theater for "Queen Elizabeth." Tickets are $5-$7.

Children's Theater of Portland

Jam (7:00 pm)
This actually sounds like a lot of fun. you can go watch a real authentic, jam! The Al Doane Jazz Jam, to be precise. I don't know South Portland well, but if we are lucky, it might even be in a dive.

Bridgeway Restuarant, South Portland

Movie (7:00 pm)
Continuing from Monday, my friend Jon said that his professor that his professor described Fredrick Wiseman as the best living documentarian. No joke! He beats out Ken Burns. So come see his movies this week, all of which are followed by discussions. The one on Tuesday is titled Welfare.

kresge Auditorium, VAC

Seminar (3:30 pm)
I know the Religion Department sponsored a Jung seminar last week, so this might be a mistake, but it is also possible that they just had so much to talk about that they scheduled another seminar. Come and find out.

Beam Classroom, VAC

Get Crafty!
(4:30 - 5:00 pm)
Come create cool crafts. oddly you only get to do it for a half hour, according to MaineToday.com, but I bet if you work hard, you can get a lot done in those 30 minutes.

Creative Resource Center, Portland

Lecture (4:00 pm)
Have you ever wondered about the challenges faced by expatriate composers in World War II? Luckily, Meirion Bowell (easily one of the collest names ever) will be delivering a talk addressing just those concerns.

Main Loung, Moulton Union

Another Lecture
(6:30 pm)
You know that river down near Fort Andross? If it has captured your imagination, like me, then you should go listen to Amy Poland deliver her talk, "Currents of Change: Understanding the Androscoggin." Androsoggin. I love that word.

Beam Classroom. VAC

Film Showing (7:00pm)
The Black History Month Continues this week with the film Black Is... Black Aint. I still have no idea what the movie is about, but having a title is adefinite improvement over last week.

Beam Classroom, VAC

One Acts (7:00 pm)
I only know one person in the one acts, but he is terrific, and even if he is the only good person in it (which I am sure he won't be), it will certainly beworthwile. So, if you can puzzle that sentence out, you should go.

Pickard Theater, Memorial Hall

Meeting & Discussion
(6:00 pm)
The international club is having a dinner meeting and they want people to come. I have heard tha Kalisi is in charge of this now, and Kalisi is a nice girl so, you should definitely go.

South PrivateDining Room. Moulton Union.

Mr. Bowdon Pageant (7:00 pm)
Come see a bunch of guys strut their stuff on the catwalk. northing is more amusing than watching guys take part in antiquated sexist rituals instead of girls.

Moreell Lounge, Smith Union