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Photo by HSIMS
Roulette was one of the popular gambling attractions
at the annual Monte Carlo Charity Gala held the evening
of Nov. 28 at the Delta Hotel Ballroom. Organized
by first and second-year medical students, the annual
event is always a big draw. Participants dress in
their finest for a fun-filled evening of live local
entertainment, a casino, a dessert café and
a charity auction. Over the past 25 years Monte Carlo
has raised well over a quarter of a million dollars
for charities in the province. This year's event raised
about $35,000. The charities selected this year are:
Xavier House, Corner Brook; the Canadian Paraplegic
Association, Newfoundland and Labrador Division; the
Calypso Foundation, Lewisporte; the Canadian Council
for the Blind, Helen Keller Club, Grand Falls-Windsor;
the Canadian Mental Health Association, Newfoundland
and Labrador Foundation; and the St. Anthony Boys
and Girls Club. |
Thursday, Dec. 11
MUNPA tea — The MUN Pensioners Association
invites all members and companions to the Pensioner’s
Strictly Social Tea and Revel from 2-4:30 p.m. in the University
Club, 5th Floor Arts Annex. Refreshments will be provided
but donations of your favourite festive pastries will be
welcome.
Children’s holiday reading — Memorial
alumni are invited to bring their children or grandchildren
to a special children’s holiday book reading from
6-8 p.m. at Alumni House, 20 Lambe’s Lane. This free
event is sponsored by the St. John’s alumni chapter
and Bennington Gate. Children must be accompanied by an
adult. Authors Kevin Major (B.Sc.’73) and Carmelita
McGrath (BA ’80, B.Ed.’81) will be on hand for
this special evening
Saturday, Dec. 13
Une soirée dans la Francophonie —
Food, entertainment, and conversation with a French flair
from 7-10 p.m. Join other students and instructors from
Lifelong Learning’s French language courses for a
great night out and a great chance to practice your new
skills in a fun, relaxed setting. You’ll start with
an informal meet and greet, with wine and cheese to set
the scene. For more information or to register please call
737-7979 or visit www.mun.ca/lifelonglearning.
Monday, Dec. 15
PhD oral defence — PhD oral defence of Lu
Xiao, titled, Implementation Analysis of Block Cipher Components
and Structures, at 10 a.m. in room ER-4002, Alexander Murray
Bldg. (Earth Sciences).
Wednesday, Dec. 17
Examinations end, fall semester
Friday, Dec. 19
PhD oral defence — PhD oral defence of Sabina
Wilhelm, thesis title, Behavioural and Physiological Responses
of Breeding Common Murres (Uria aalge): Exploring Inter-annual
Variability Within Individuals, 2:30 p.m. in room ER-4002,
Alexander Murray (Earth Sciences).
Thursday, Jan. 8
Lectures begin, winter semester
Deadline for fees payment, Winter Semester
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