Club Corner


Chinese Student Association

Welcome back, fellow CSA members! I hope that everything has gone well for all of you. Since this is the first Club Corner article for the CSA this year, it may appear to be dull. It could be a heck of alot better, but no one wanted to help! So, don't blame me if this stuff bores you to death.

Hmm... Let's see. Here's what went on for last week. The first meeting of the year was held last Wednesday. For those certain someones that didn't attend (*cough* my roommate *cough* Jack's two roommates *cough*) we basically, went over the current financial situation of the club, the upcoming events we have planned, sports events, and the special tutoring thing we are trying to do. Afterwards, we skipped out on DAKA and had dinner at Peking Wok.

Now that we went over the history, lets go onto the future. The two most immediate events are the welcoming party (sometime next week), and the start of the CSA's new vollyball season (the day after labor day). We're going all the way this year right?! Of course, we are. I'm just filling up space in this article.

Well, I'm hungry and I'm going to lunch, so until next week. I'll still be wondering, "Does anybody read this?"


Christian Bible Fellowship

Hello! Welcome back, or for some, welcome. With a new school year, we are faced with new opportunities and new difficulties. Praise God for the opportunities. Pray to Him for help with the difficulties. Join us fri. night at 7:00 in the Lower Wedge for a time of fellowship and praise. Also on tues. night at 8pm in the Morgan A for Prayer and Share, and/or Sat. morning in front of Alumni at 10:30 to play Sports. For those of you interested in Bible Study, be on the look out for times and meeting places.

"Let us not give up meeting together, as some are in the habit of doing, but let us encourage one another - and all the more as you see the Day approaching." Hebrews 10:25 (NIV).


Mu Sigma Delta

Hey all! Welcome to the first club corner of the year! I hope you are well-rested from the summer and are ready for a term of fun-filled excitement and wonderful new experiences...sorry about that, I am working on a few hours sleep here and it will take a while to get back into the swing of this corner thing! Major important new business is our up-an-coming meeting, this Monday Sept.11 at 7:30 in HL116!!! This is a very important meeting so BE THERE, or you will have to answer to pooh and squirt (it's not that bad when you think about it)! For those of you returning clubcornerreaders-the word of the week is TONGUE, ask me about it later...That is all I have to say, but DO NOT forget about the meeting! Have a great week -g


Muslim Student Association

Assaalm-O-Alaikum Brothers and Sisters,

Masha-Allah we are all back and hopefully in good health. MSA wishes all the muslims on campus a hearty welcome. This year In sha-Allah will be a very fruitfull year for the MSA. With a very ambitious executive committee, MSA will strive to organize lots of events for the muslim community on campus. We are looking forward to working hand in hand with the newly arrived brothers/sisters and older enthusiastic members. This years executive committee includes, Bachar al-Khatib (bkhatib@wpi), Absar Husain Kazmi (kazman@wpi), Ali Sayed Sharaf (sharaf@wpi), Enith Carolina (enith@wpi) and Bilal Mehmood (bill@wpi). If you have any questions regarding anything or want to know about MSA feel free to email us. Also everybody is invited to the First General Body Meeting. The details of the meeting will be provided to you soon. Please check your email and your mailbox for further information. We are looking forward to an exciting year and have lots of new ideas. We will be discussing the details of the upcoming year at the general body meeting so we will hope to see you all there. Any ideas form the general body are also welcome and we will address them at the meeting. Hope to see every body there!!!!!

Assalam-O-Alaikum


Newman Club

The Newman Club began the celebration of its 80 th year on campus by having a cookout at the Religious Center on Sunday, August 27th. The Club applied for recognition by the school in the fall of 1907 but formal recognition was not granted until the fall of 1915. It has been in continues existence since then. About 100 club members attend the cookout. The year long celebration will end on Sunday, April 21st when Bishop Daniel Reilly will come to campus to install next year's officers.

On Monday night last week, the Newman Executive Board met and planned the following events for Term A; pasta and movie night on Sept 8th at 5:30 pm in the Religious Center, apple picking on Saturday, Sept ember 16th, a Tie-Dye T Shirt activity on Sept 24 after the 11:30 Mass( since Fr. S does not understand that activity, he will be assigned to do grill the hamburgers that day),freshman dinners on Sept .l3 & 14. and a committee was formed under the leadership of Erin Smith to research either a retreat or day of recollection during Term C. By the way Ryan Abraham and Jim Pavalat are in charge of the Die T Shirt event and that leadership should be something to watch. Newman is trying to field a club basketball team this year and if you are interested , send Jordan Massad know. In the nest few weeks more activities will be announced as various committees are working on their project presently. Hope to see all of you at Pasta and Film night , Sept 8th at 5:30 pm


Pathways

Q: What is Pathways?

A: Pathways is a WPI's own creative writing and Arts magazine. We publish original poems, stories, random musings, b&w photography and artwork by members of the WPI community. We hold meetings on Tuesdays in our office, in the basement of Riley Hall. They're supposed to be at 8 pm but sometimes we start a little later so no need to be super punctual. This week we are going to be working on our Web page ( so any of the computer types on our mailing list who missed last week's meeting may want to show up) This will likely be a long process, requiring the creative (and typing skills) of all of us. And it's a great chance to learn html. Jeff wants a coffee table and coffee maker for our office. Anyone interested in donating such items can email us at pathways@wpi. This week's quote from a mysterious source is : "Though for fifteen years you have chaffed me across the table,slept in my arms and fingered my playing heart, I scarcely know you: we have not known each other. For all the fierce and casual contacts, something keeps us apart." For the complete version of this (and author's identity) email us. Info on submitting to us will be coming soon...


Pre-Law Society

The pre-law society is a group of students interested in current legal issues, preparing for the LSAT and applying to law school. We will have our first meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 6th at 4:30 p.m. in the conference room of the Social Science department in Atwater Kent. Things to be discussed include, but are not limited to: possible outside speakers dealing with current issues in the law; acquisition of prep tests for the LSAT; excursions to some local law schools; group rates for prep classes like the Princeton Review; and other various "house-keeping" items (budget, club structure etc.). If you have ever thought of becoming a lawyer, or would just like to find out a little more about this organization, we would encourage you to attend (all class years are welcome). If you have any questions, comments or suggestions, please contact Professor Kent Rissmiller (kjr@wpi.edu). See you all Wednesday!!


Society of Medieval Arts and Sciences

Just a quickie this week....Practices are looking good. Keep it up!

Upcoming events will be posted to your mailboxes, and quickly, because we would like you to get into the swing of the eventing season before it's over.

King Richard's Faire! Those of you here last year remember me pulling out my hair trying to get everyone a ride. Well, I'm ready (and stupid enough) to try it again. I've called the Ticket Office, and group tickets will be $12 this year. Please start flooding the SMAS account (realms@wpi) with mail saying you want to go!

Practices are as usual, Monday and Thursday, 7:30 on the Quad.



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