PSYCHO
1960. USA. Dir: Alfred Hitchcock. With Janet Leigh, Anthony Perkins. 109 min.
Mr. Hitchcock's Lessons for Ladies:
1) Just because a man flirts with you doesn't mean it's OK to take his money;
2) No matter how nice a fella seems, insist on meeting his mother before you commit to living arrangements;
3) Most of all, never shower alone.
Date: Wednesday, October 29
Time: 8PM
Location: Goldsmith Family Cinema
$5
The Freshman 15 Research Group is looking for volunteers--both freshmen and seniors. Ellie Healy '10 writes:
Please come participate in our focus groups for our research project!! We are a group of students studying opinions and facts about the freshman 15. We would love for you to participate in a non-invasive discussion about your feelings on the freshman 15 and how the freshman 15 has influenced, if at all, your college experience.Dates and times are as follows:
Please come participate! Our focus groups will be held in the psychology lounge of Judd Hall. Baked goods will be provided!!!
The Contemporary Israeli Voices lecture series, sponsored by the Jewish and Israel Studies Department, is sponsoring a performance by Fabiana Meyuhas tomorrow, October 29, at 8 pm in the Memorial Chapel.
From the announcement:
This one-woman show, based on a book by the same title and written by Lizzie Doron, depicts the story of a few second-generation Holocaust survivors as seen through the eyes of those born in Israel after World War II. The show deals with the change of heart in Israeli society towards those who survived the horrors of the camps: from incomprehension and rejection to empathy and acceptance.Reception will follow in Zelnick
Fabiana Meyuhas plays Elizabeth, who survived while her entire family perished in the camps. Fabiana Meyuhas has appeared in leading parts at Israel's main theatres (such as Habimma, Hakameri, Beit Lessin, Beer Sheeba) and in various films and television programs. She won the best actress prize at the Akko Fringe festival.
Allegra Stout '12 writes:
If you went to nerd camp, come relive the memories, eat free pizza, and drink passionfruit juice. If you think you'll be able to stop by, please RSVP in the comments, or email ctyalumni@jhu.edu so we can get enough pizza.Date: Wednesday, Oct. 29
For those with an interest in Japan and/or international politics, the Awareness of Relations in East Asia group will be presenting Campaign, a documentary about the Japanese political system.
After the showing, there will be a lecture and Q&A session with Professor Haddad. Watch, listen, and learn... and enjoy free food from Japanica II.
Date: Wednesday, Oct. 29
Time: 4:00 PM
Place: PAC 001
Help kickoff the annual Navaratri celebrations! Listen to Wesleyan students perform classical North Indian music and eat delicious Indian snacks. And it's FREE!
Date: Monday, September 29 (Today!)
Time: 9:00pm - 10:00pm
Location: Olin Library lobby
