Tuesday, November 27, 4:30 pm to 5:30pm, Gates Common Room.
This workshop will provide a chance to follow up on topics presented at the Block 4 First Mondays presentation by Dr. Jean M.Twenge. In a series of roundtable conversations, we will explore the opportunities and challenges that technology provides in order to be mindfully present. We will also investigate concrete actions and practices to incorporate mindfulness in our daily lives. Presented by the Wellness Resource Center and Innovation at CC. SNACKS PROVIDED!

Posted by akhadka@coloradocollege.edu for the November 21, 2018 digest.

Join us tomorrow from 2 to 4pm in the Wellness Resource Center to make blankets for donation to Urban Peak! Materials provided.

Posted by ztoth@coloradocollege.edu for the November 20, 2018 digest.

Tuesday, November 27, 4:30 pm to 5:30pm, Gates Common Room.
This workshop will provide a chance to follow up on topics presented at the Block 4 First Mondays presentation by Dr. Jean M.Twenge. In a series of roundtable conversations, we will explore the opportunities and challenges that technology provides in order to be mindfully present. We will also investigate concrete actions and practices to incorporate mindfulness in our daily lives. Presented by the Wellness Resource Center and Innovation at CC. SNACKS PROVIDED!

Posted by akhadka@coloradocollege.edu for the November 20, 2018 digest.

Facilities Services will be closing at 1:00 p.m. on Tuesday, November 20th. If you have an emergency after 1:00 p.m., please contact Campus Safety at (719) 389-6707.
Thank you.

Posted by lrovella@coloradocollege.edu for the November 20, 2018 digest.

When you’re entertaining family on Thanksgiving weekend and can’t face leftovers (or cooking) one more time, we’re here for you. We’ll be open Friday and Saturday from 11am -2pm and Taste is a great place to relax and enjoy a delicious meal while taking in our beautiful view of Pikes Peak and the front range mountains.

Posted by mstahl@coloradocollege.edu for the November 20, 2018 digest.

Friday, December 14, 12:30-1:30 p.m., Worner Center 216. For faculty and staff. We will read Difficult Women by Roxanne Gay, who will speak at CC during Arts Week in Block 5. Please contact Victoria Levine on email by Nov. 25 if you would like to attend and a copy of the book will be delivered to your office early in Block 4.

Posted by aschumacher@coloradocollege.edu for the November 20, 2018 digest.

A unique investment or starter home at 320 E. Uintah St is built in the Craftsman style. Original built in cabinets in living room have beautiful lead glass doors and columns. Original fir wood floors and an inviting brick fireplace. Tasteful remodeled kitchen. Bath has beautiful new tile, bathtub and vanity. Bedrooms on main have large airy windows and deep closets.
Two car garage with new garage door. Fenced back yard with easy alley access. Furnace, water heater, stucco, and re-roof done in 2013. Prior to home being listed it was actively used as an Air B&B, and is a fantastic rental location (should you want to purchase for investment purposes). It will not disappoint!
Call, text, or email for additional information. Linda L. Johnson with HomeSmart Realty labuejohnson@gmail.com or 719.331.1503

Posted by sbburns@coloradocollege.edu for the November 20, 2018 digest.

Join us for Faculty Lunch #4 featuring Professor Amanda Minervini!
December 11, 2018
Gaylord Hall in the Worner Center

“Hollywood and Mussolini. Representations of the Duce in the US Media in the 20s and 30s.”

Did you know about Mussolini’s love affair with Hollywood?

Have you been wondering about the connection between stardom and political charisma?

With contemporary US and Italian politics in mind, cultural historian Amanda Minervini (French and Italian Department) has been researching representations of the Italian dictator in the international media, and in particular in the Hollywood documentary Mussolini Speaks (1933). She found evidence that his great success was based more in mediatic charisma than on any understanding of his political agenda. This research also sheds light on how the Italian Five Stars movement and President Trump have been using social media to nurture the fascination for their political figures.

Doors open – 11:45am
Talk begins – 12:15pm
Event concludes – 1:15pm

Click here to register: tiny.cc/FacultyLunch4

Posted by jbarrett@coloradocollege.edu for the November 19, 2018 digest.

Join us for Faculty Lunch #4 featuring Professor Amanda Minervini!
December 11, 2018
Gaylord Hall in the Worner Center

“Hollywood and Mussolini. Representations of the Duce in the US Media in the 20s and 30s.”

Did you know about Mussolini’s love affair with Hollywood?

Have you been wondering about the connection between stardom and political charisma?

With contemporary US and Italian politics in mind, cultural historian Amanda Minervini (French and Italian Department) has been researching representations of the Italian dictator in the international media, and in particular in the Hollywood documentary Mussolini Speaks (1933). She found evidence that his great success was based more in mediatic charisma than on any understanding of his political agenda. This research also sheds light on how the Italian Five Stars movement and President Trump have been using social media to nurture the fascination for their political figures.

Doors open – 11:45am
Talk begins – 12:15pm
Event concludes – 1:15pm

Click here to register: tiny.cc/FacultyLunch4

Posted by jbarrett@coloradocollege.edu for the November 18, 2018 digest.

Join us for Faculty Lunch #4 featuring Professor Amanda Minervini!
December 11, 2018
Gaylord Hall in the Worner Center

“Hollywood and Mussolini. Representations of the Duce in the US Media in the 20s and 30s.”

Did you know about Mussolini’s love affair with Hollywood?

Have you been wondering about the connection between stardom and political charisma?

With contemporary US and Italian politics in mind, cultural historian Amanda Minervini (French and Italian Department) has been researching representations of the Italian dictator in the international media, and in particular in the Hollywood documentary Mussolini Speaks (1933). She found evidence that his great success was based more in mediatic charisma than on any understanding of his political agenda. This research also sheds light on how the Italian Five Stars movement and President Trump have been using social media to nurture the fascination for their political figures.

Doors open – 11:45am
Talk begins – 12:15pm
Event concludes – 1:15pm

Click here to register: tiny.cc/FacultyLunch4

Posted by jbarrett@coloradocollege.edu for the November 17, 2018 digest.