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Internationals host free lunch at Ursula Hall
One of today's quotes is from Milton Friedman, an economist who has had a major effect on U.S. government policy over the years. He says you can't get a free lunch. The second quote is from an SCI instructor, who says there's an exception to that rule if you go to SCI. We're dishing out a free lunch at Ursula Hall at noon Wednesday, Nov. 29, at SCI's International Fair. "It's a lot of fun," says Harraah Howard, co-president. "It's a good way to meet a lot of interesting people." The other co-president is Patrick Moenti Doe. ... Lots of new writing in The Sleepy Weasel, SCI's online literary magazine, too. Harraah has a compelling story on race relations. And there's poetry by Peter Marwa, Sheila Reiser, Ben Moore and Robyn Merrick. A stunning "baby reindeer" photo, just in time for Christmas, too,from Richard Kohlrus. ... More good work in the hopper -- keep visiting our Web site at <www.sci.edu/sleepyweasel/news.html>. We're always looking for more writers and artists. too. We feature writing by and about students, faculty, staff and friends of SCI. Give us a holler -- faculty adviser Pete Ellertsen is the contact person. We'll link to your stories from this page.
"There's no such thing as a free lunch." -- Milton Friedman, economist
"Oh, yes, there is." -- Peter Ellertsen, teacher at SCI
Your Quote Here! Your words of wisdom can be here next. Get 'em to Sleepy Weasel faculty adviser Pete Ellertsen's mailbox in Dawson Hall (or his electronic mailbox at ellertsen@sci.edu).
Student writing and other links
- "Sterling Bridge, 1297 AD." Poetry inspired by the movie Braveheart by Loni Peter Marwa
- Does race make a difference? Harraah Howard lets you decide.
- "Wide Shut." A poem by Nina Gonzalez.
- Poetry about life, love and lovebirds by Sheila Reiser.
- A student's psalm by Ben Miller.
- "Amazing" thoughts on society by Robyn Merrick.
- "Uncle Jimmy." A poem by Amanda Hoover.
- An elderly ex-Nazi remembers the Holocaust. By Cem Savas.
- A Christmas story in July, by Richard Kohlrus.
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