Artist and Art Historian, Weinberg will present a lecture "On the Waterfront: Vito Acconci and New York's Pier Groups." This lecture is part of the annual Stephen L. Barstow Art & Design Lecture Series, this year's theme is "Transgression."

Central Michigan University's Invisible Children Club is hosting Sundaes for Sunday: an informative ice cream social. Bring a friend (or two) and stop by to enjoy ice cream and a chance to hear the story of Sunday- a displaced child soldier, and to learn about the ongoing war in Northern Uganda, and what you can do to help.

Central Michigan University's Invisible Children Club is hosting a film screening of The Rescue, a documentary released in March of 2009 in the back lobby of Larzelere Hall. The event is scheduled to begin at roughly 10:00, at the conclusion of Larzelere's Hall Council meeting. The event is free and open to the general public.

Central Michigan University's chapter of the Invisible Children club is hosting The Legacy Tour: a screening of the Rough Cut documentary. This video shows and explains a brief history of the 24-year-long running war in Africa between the government of Uganda and the Lord's Resistance Army. In addition to watching the documentary, attendants will get a chance to meet Boni, a former child solder of the LRA. Roadies from the national Invisible Children non-profit based in San Diego, Calif., will also be at the screening to talk to students and sell merchandise. The screening is free and open to the general public.

CMU sits in a four-way tie for 10th place in the team standings following the first day of competition.

Weather has already affected the weekend schedule, shifting the doubleheader originally scheduled for Saturday to Friday. The action on all three days will now start at 1 p.m., CT.

Dan Enos and his staff opened a new era of Central Michigan football as the first of 15 Spring workouts kicked off Thursday morning in Kelly/Shorts Stadium.

CMU sits in a three-way tie for third place following Thursday's first session of competition.

The Chippewas make their first of two straight trips to Bowling Green, starting with their regular season finale against the Falcons on Sunday.

The Chippewas play three contests, including two against host Indiana, in Bloomington, Ind., this weekend.

Based on the book of the same name by Studs Terkel, it chronicles a day in the life of twenty-six average American workers. Characters include an iron-worker, a waitress, a stone mason, a trucker, a housewife, a UPS delivery man, a teacher, a mill-worker, a supermarket checker and a retiree. All of their monologues, in which they describe their daily routines and discuss their hopes and aspirations, are true stories derived from interviews with actual workers.

Based on the book of the same name by Studs Terkel, it chronicles a day in the life of twenty-six average American workers. Characters include an iron-worker, a waitress, a stone mason, a trucker, a housewife, a UPS delivery man, a teacher, a mill-worker, a supermarket checker and a retiree. All of their monologues, in which they describe their daily routines and discuss their hopes and aspirations, are true stories derived from interviews with actual workers.

Based on the book of the same name by Studs Terkel, it chronicles a day in the life of twenty-six average American workers. Characters include an iron-worker, a waitress, a stone mason, a trucker, a housewife, a UPS delivery man, a teacher, a mill-worker, a supermarket checker and a retiree. All of their monologues, in which they describe their daily routines and discuss their hopes and aspirations, are true stories derived from interviews with actual workers.

Based on the book of the same name by Studs Terkel, it chronicles a day in the life of twenty-six average American workers. Characters include an iron-worker, a waitress, a stone mason, a trucker, a housewife, a UPS delivery man, a teacher, a mill-worker, a supermarket checker and a retiree. All of their monologues, in which they describe their daily routines and discuss their hopes and aspirations, are true stories derived from interviews with actual workers.

Voices for Planned Parenthood is raising money for Women's Aid in Isabella County. The two fundraisers include guessing how many condoms in a jar and how much a feminist lobby group weighs.

Voices for Planned Parenthood is raising money for Women's Aid in Isabella County. The two fundraisers include guessing how many condoms in a jar and how much a feminist lobby group weighs.

Voices for Planned Parenthood is raising money for Women's Aid in Isabella County. The two fundraisers include guessing how many condoms in a jar and how much a feminist lobby group weighs.

Competition begins at 11 a.m. Thursday at the Qwest Center. Both of Thursday's sessions will be streamed live on http://ncaa.com.

CMU defeats Concordia to remain unbeaten at Theunissen Stadium, exploding for 11 runs late.

Voices for Planned Parenthood is putting on events for a week that are dedicated to reproductive and health rights.

While women comprise the majority of students in institutions of higher education, there is a noticeable gap in the number of women in formal leadership positions at senior levels, particularly women of color. During this interactive session we will examine conceptions of leadership and explore ways for changing existing culture that works to integrate new approaches to leadership and cultivates emerging leadership talents at all levels.

Join us for an interactive panel discussion to discuss women in science, leadership, and political roles. Experts from Central Michigan University will share their experiences and offer thoughts on advances in their respective areas.

Advanced reservation at http://nfw.cmich.edu is $7. Presenters include Julia Sherlock, Kathy Wilbur, Sarah Marshall, Tracy Galarowicz, and Amy McGinnis.

Dr. Jeff Klauda, assistant professor in the Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering Department at the University of Maryland, will discuss “Model Biomembranes of Single-Celled Organisms and a Protein that Controls Substrate Transport in E. coli” at 1 p.m. on Friday, March 26, 2010 in Dow 107.

Eat at Bennigan's on Monday, March 29th anytime ALL DAY and help raise money for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. 20% of sales for the day will be donated but you MUST have a flyer in hand. Email Becky Wade to receive your flyer and be a part of a great cause!

Join the College Democrats in welcoming Virg Bernero, gubernatorial candidate in the 2010 election. This event is designed to offer students an opportunity to engage in political discourse with candidates for the upcoming election.

Senior guard is honored by the National Association of Basketball Coaches for the second-consecutive season.

CMU athletics won its second-straight NCAA honor for the Mid-American Conference's best "Pack the House" effort with the second-annual "Recess at Rose"

Senior outfielder put together an outstanding week, continuing his strong start to 2010.

CMU tops DU in 2010 home opener thanks to five-run outburst in the second inning.

CMU opens spring football practice Thursday, March 18.

Social Entrepreneurs and Conscious Capitalists Michael Strong and Magatte Wade will discuss the challenges and joys as a couple that bridges three different cultures. Strong is American and Wade was born and raised in Senegal, educated in France and spends much of her professional life in the U.S. Strong is a pioneer in education and independent learning and the founder of innovative Socratic, Montessori, and Paideia schools throughout the country. Wade launched her entrepreneurial career in the San Francisco Bay Area, where she co-founded Adina World Beverages, a multi-million dollar beverage company that sells culturally authentic beverages from diverse nations throughout the world.

Social Entrepreneurs and Conscious Capitalists Michael Strong and Magatte Wade will discuss how entrepreneurs and free markets can solve all of the world's problems. Strong is a pioneer in education and independent learning. He is the founder of innovative Socratic, Montessori, and Paideia schools throughout the country. Wade launched her entrepreneurial career in the San Francisco Bay Area, where she co-founded Adina World Beverages, a multi-million dollar beverage company that sells culturally authentic beverages from diverse nations throughout the world. Book signing of Strong's Be The Solution to follow.

Rock show at the Wayside-Bloomill, Jetpack On, Black Jack Persia, & 1 band TBA. Doors at 8:30 PM. $5 cover. Sponsored by MMR, MHTV, AWRT, Film Society, M2D2, 91.5, NBS AERhoe, & RTNDA.

The Women's Studies Program celebrates Women's "Her-story" Month by hosting games, refreshments, and information about events and individuals that have shaped our world. If you can't attend the party, feel free to stop by the Women's Studies lounge (Anspach 119) throughout the month of March--it will be loaded with trivia and games all month.

On March 18th, the census vehicle will be on CMU's campus at the Bovee University Center from 11am-3pm. Mount Pleasant residents and students who visit the census vehicle will be able to receive free census giveaways, see a sample census form, utilize interactive displays, submit video's to census website and more!

Dr. Richard Taylor, psychologist and author of "Alzheimer's from the Inside Out," will discuss his experiences with Alzheimer's Disease.

Presented by Dr. Nicole Sparling -- Alfonso Cuaron, the Mexican director of the film "Children of Men," reveals the current preoccupations of a post-9/11 world through his deviations from the original novel by British writer P.D. James. In both the novel and the film, "Children of Men" is set in a world that is literally without a "conceivable future" because no births have been recorded in eighteen years. Amidst a society with an increasing "nostalgia for the future" as embodied in the fetus, the story narrates the plight of a young marginalized woman who has just discovered that she is pregnant. Although the film and the novel differ on the identity of this new Eve figure, Dr. Sparling argues that a comparison of the works of Cuaron and James reveals the biopolitical structure under which motherhood becomes incompatible with full citizenship and the undercurrent of eugenic thought that makes this possible.

See displays of some of the Biggest Model Railroads in the area and shop for Flea Market Items at the same time.

Film screening: "Addicted to Plastic: The Use and Demise of a Modern Miracle" -- No ecosystem has escaped pollution from plastics. Find out what we know about plastics, why we use so much of it, and meet the people who are dedicated to changing this toxic legacy.

The Center for Research on Poverty (C.R.O.P.) is hosting a free screening of "Homo Toxicus," a 2008 film directed by Carole Poliquin. Tons of chemicals are released in the environment daily. Approximately 100,000 new industrial compounds have been developed since the end of World War II. This film asks viewers to think about the effect of consistent low-level exposure to these chemicals, which we eat, breathe in, have skin contact with, and transmit from mother to fetus.

Universities from across the state are coming together to rally for higher education funding, the Medical Amnesty Bill, and the carrying concealed weapons on college campuses legislation currently making its way through Michigan’s legislature. CMU SGA is working to excuse students from classes who wish to attend this event. Busing will be available. Sign up online at: rally.mistudents.org CMU SGA will also be scheduling meetings with legislators for students who are interested in expressing their concerns for higher education with their policymakers.

Complete coverage of the national tournament will be available on http://cmuchippewas.com.

The CAF will host a fund-raiser gala for the Events Center May 21 and the inaugural Chippewa Challenge golf outing June 17.

CMU will now face Concordia on March 17 at Theunissen Stadium. First pitch is scheduled for 3:05 p.m.

CMU will now face Davenport on March 17 at Theunissen Stadium. First pitch is scheduled for 3:05 p.m.

Won the beam during CMU's Senior Day win over Ball State on Saturday.

All six sessions of competition will be televised and/or streamed live online.

CMU couldn't take advantage of early scoring threats, allowing Indiana to blow the game open late.

The softball team defeated James Madison, 10-3, before falling to Middle Tennessee State, 3-2, to finish 3-1 at the USF Under Armour Showcase.

The Chippewas defeated Radford and Quinnipiac for their 1,000th victory at the Under Armour Showcase.

Central Michigan defeats Ball State, 194.325-193.275, in the final event in the history of Rose Center.

CMU falls 7-3 to NDSU thanks to three bases-loaded walks and a wild pitch.

CMU falls 7-3 to NDSU thanks to three bases-loaded walks and a wild pitch.

The CMU senior high jumper cleared 5-10 at her final indoor meet.

The softball team will play Radford and Quinnipiac on Saturday and end the tournament with James Madison on Sunday.

Rainy conditions force cancellation of the softball team's contests on Friday. A new schedule will be available this afternoon.

Reception commemorating the grand opening of the Mary Ann Beckwith Gallery located in the EHS building. A short program will begin at 2:45. The gallery is currently featuring an exhibit entitled "Beckwith Paints" by award-winning watercolor artist, Mary Ann Beckwith. The current exhibit will be on display through May.

Presented by Dr. William A. Corsaro, the Robert H. Schaffer Class of 1967 Endowed Professor of Sociology at Indiana University, Bloomington. He will speak about his 30 years of research with children in pre-schools and elementary schools in the United States, Italy, and Norway.

Detachment 380 of the Air Force ROTC invites all Central Michigan University students interested in learning more about the U.S. Air Force to attend Shadow Day at their Michigan State University location. Detachment 380, an AFROTC, has a cross-town agreement with CMU that gives students the opportunity to pursue a commission with the U.S. Air Force while enrolled at CMU. Students who participate in Shadow Day will experience a fun and interactive day designed to demonstrate a typical day in the life of an ROTC cadet. They will hear briefings from Air Force officers and cadets about the benefits of Air Force ROTC and scholarship opportunities. Students also will attend a Leadership Laboratory course where they will participate in group leadership projects and drill and ceremonies, two important parts of the AFROTC experience.

Presented by Colonel Elaine A. Edwards, the director of marketing of U.S. Army Cadet Command where she orchestrates all aspects of the national-level marketing of the Army ROTC program--the nation's largest single source of commissioned officer leaders. Edwards, a Detroit native, graduated from CMU in 1981 with a bachelor's degree in journalism. She earned a master's degree in international relations from the University of Southern California and a Masters in Strategic Studies from the U.S. Army War College. The talk is part of CMU's Lead Week and is sponsored by the Colonel William B. Nolde Lecture Series, which promotes leadership both in the military and in American society as a whole.

Central Michigan University alumnus Andrew Arena, Special Agent in Charge of the FBI's Detroit Field Office, will visit campus to share his career experiences and answer questions from students seeking internships or employment with the FBI. Students from all majors are encouraged to attend. Students should RSVP by completing the online registration form listed below.

In an effort to help students put their ideas for good into action, the Center for Professional and Personal Ethics is sponsoring the first annual "Inspire Michigan!" competition at Central Michigan University. Inspire Michigan! is a competition for Social Entrepreneurial Ideas to help the citizens of Michigan to flourish. To that end, contestants will identify a CORE VALUE (such as self-esteem, creativity, compassion) and will be given 5 minutes to describe a project, organization, or corporation that is designed to bring that value to life in Michigan. The judges of the competition are Michael Strong & Magatte Wade, both internationally known social entrepreneurs. Online submissions to compete were due March 17.

Presented by Victor Villanueva, a Regents Professor in the Department of English at Washington State University. He has written and edited numerous books, including "Rhetorics of the Americas: 3114 BCE to 2010 CE," "Bootstraps: From an American Academic of Color," and "Cross-Talk in Comp Theory: A Reader."

Psychology faculty members will be available to discuss what you can do with a major in Psychology; selecting courses; signing a major or minor; obtaining information on graduate programs; and planning for study abroad opportunities.

Speak Up, Speak Out: The Current Events Series hosts "How Do Race and Gender Figure in the New Political Landscape?" The forum facilitator is Ulana Klymyshyn, director of the Multicultural Education Center at CMU. Panelists include Jasmine Crossland (President, CMU Chapter of NAACP), Dr. Roger Hatch (PHL & REL), Dr. Joyce Henricks (Emerita, PHL & REL), and Dr. Robert Newby (Emeritus, SASW).

The Chippewas' game against Quinnipiac is being pushed back to at least 2 p.m.

Bitzer and Harman combined for 35 points but it wasn't enough to stave off a 24-point second half from WMU's David Kool.

Bitzer and Harman combined for 35 points but it wasn't enough to stave off a 24-point second half from WMU's David Kool.

The junior shared the all-around title in the No. 23 Chippewas' win over Arizona State.

Stetson allows just one hit, carrying a no-hitter into the ninth, and got a big double-play ball in the ninth to hold off CMU.

CMU falls 68-55 to Kent State despite a seven-point lead at the break. The Chippewas' offense struggled in the second half while the Flashes were able to break out of a first-half funk.

CMU is the first program in MAC history to qualify all 10 individuals for the NCAA Championships.

The 23rd-ranked Chippewas host Ball State in the final sporting event at Rose Center on Saturday.

The No. 2 seed Central Michigan will face No. 7 Western Michigan in the Chippewas' fourth-consecutive trip into the quarterfinals of the Mid-American Conference Tournament. The Chippewas and Broncos square off on Thursday at noon.

Senior duo helped Central Michigan to its second-consecutive West Division title and earned second-team All-MAC honors in the process. It's the first All-MAC honor in each player's career.

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A three-run fifth inning gives the softball team its second consecutive win in Florida.

The postseason guide for the Chippewas' run through the MAC Tournament is now available, with the quarterfinal game against No. 3 seed Kent State scheduled for Wednesday at 2 p.m.

The three-time Mid-American Conference high jump champion competes in her first national meet this weekend.

Houghton, Szunko and Long earn third-team All-MAC recognition and Rachel Mauk earns a spot on the MAC All-Freshman team.

Ryan McMahon Live Comedy Show. McMahon steers clear of tired, cultural stereotypes onstage, and instead, his live show combines stand-up, improv, and sketch comedy weaving stories and characters in an original style of comedy that he calls "Indian Vaudeville." Ryan is an Ojibway-Metis, comedian, action, writer and community educator currently based in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Show contains adult language. Co-sponsored by The Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe.

The Chippewas play five times in six days, including four in the Russ Matt Tournament, to close out their Florida trip and wrap up an 11-game season-opening road trip. CMU has won four in a row, including a three-game sweep over UCF last weekend.

Both the men's and women's squads were honored by the national coaches association for its academic prowess during the 2009 season.

The Chippewas open the week ranked No. 23 in the GymInfo weekly rankings.

Tickets are now available for both the women's and men's MAC Tournament basketball games this week in Cleveland. The women will play Kent State Wednesday and the men square off against Western Michigan Thursday. All games will also be available on the CMU Sports Zone.

De la Garza tied for the all-around title in the Chippewas' win at No. 23 Arizona State.

Senior point guard led Central Michigan to its second-straight MAC West Division title with 14 points and eight assists to go with two rebounds and hit four threes against Eastern Michigan in the division-clinching regular-season finale.

CMU gets another strong effort on the mound and benefits from timely hitting to win its fourth-straight contest.

Kari Seddon made three first-inning runs stand as she held the Highlanders to three hits to give the Chippewas their second victory of the USF Tournament.

Central Michigan erases a 11-point Ohio halftime lead in large part thanks to Kaihla Szunko's dominant effort. She finished with 25 points and 11 rebounds in a 69-66 comeback victory.

Five Chippewas win individual conference titles, while eight earn automatic bids to the NCAA Championships.

The No. 6 seeded Chippewas will host the No. 11 seed Bobcats in the opening round of the 2010 MAC Tournament, with the winner advancing to face No. 3 Kent State in Cleveland on March 10. Tipoff is set for 5 p.m.

Fordham plates four runs eighth inning runs against to beat the Chippewas, 8-4, in game one and UAB scores five in the last two innings to down CMU, 10-6.

Sophomore rebounds from rocky first start to toss a four-hit complete game shutout while fanning 11.

CMU leads the team standings after the tournament's first day with 54.5 points.

The junior distance runner highlighted 10 Central Michigan track and field athletes at the two-day meet at Notre Dame.

The Chippewas dropped a tight, 3-1, decision to Penn State but downed Robert Morris in extra innings, 5-4, in the night cap to earn a day one split at the USF Under Armour Invitational.

The Chippewas defeated their second ranked opponent of the season with a 195.575-194.825 win over the Sun Devils.

The Chippewas dropped a tight, 3-1, decision to Penn State but downed Robert Morris in extra innings, 5-4, in the night cap to earn a day one split at the USF Under Armour Invitational.