There will be about ten thousand recently donated books on almost every topic imaginable: fiction (classic to pulp), social and natural sciences, humanities, nursing, education, etc.  We'll have many not too old textbooks (and some real old ones) to help with classes, and books on various subjects that might help or inspire that term paper you've been putting off starting on.  Stock up on summer reading now!  We will even have a few anthropology books.  And ALL books are one dollar!  And there are quantity discounts!  We will continue to put out more books all week long.  So come early, browse often.  All books 50 cents on Friday.

Sponsored by the IUN student Anthropology Club and open to everyone; majority of funds raised will be used for the Anthropology Club  scholarship, for academic achievement awards, for stipends to send IUN students to summer field schools, for student field trips, and to bring speakers to campus; from last year's funds we also bought specimens for the IUN Anthro Resource Center.  If you wish to donate books for the sale, please bring them to the sale itself, or if you have a large quantity, stop by the sale or call us and we can pick them up from your car or office.  All year long there are two drop boxes for books, one in the Moraine Lobby near the vending area, and one in Savannah near the bookstore.  Contact Bob Mucci @ 219-980-6607

IUN Darwin Day features several excellent speakers on evolution and Darwin, cake and songs, and just plain fun.  The featured speakers will each talk for 20 minutes, with a few minutes for questions between talks.  So come whenever you can, and stay as long as you want.

Schedule: titles, abstracts, bios, are at  http://www.iun.edu/%7Eanthronw/cal/2007/02-12-07.htm
  


Oh, and we will be selling the Darwin fish emblems and Anthro Club and Darwin T-shirts.

The video of the 2006 IUN Darwin Day debate on intelligent design is now up and running on the web as a streaming Quicktime video; go to http://www.iun.edu/~anthronc/darwin2006.shtml

Learn more about Darwin Day, an international celebration, at: http://www.darwinday.org/

The One Dollar Used Book Sale is Back, and it is Bigger than Ever:
 
What may now be the World's Largest Week-Long "All Books are One Dollar" Used Book Sale runs Monday October 30 thru Friday November 3, 2006


IUN Moraine Center   9:30 am to 7:30 pm (until 1 pm on Friday)

There will be about sixty large tables (twice as many as before) holding about fifteen thousand recently donated books on almost every topic imaginable: fiction (classic to pulp), social and natural sciences, humanities, nursing, business, education, etc.  We'll have many not too old textbooks (and some real old ones) to help with classes, and books on various subjects that might help or inspire that term paper you've been putting off starting on.  Stock up on holiday reading now!  We will even have a few anthropology books.  And ALL books are one dollar!  And there are quantity discounts: buy five and get the sixth one free!  We will continue to put out more books all week long.  So come early, browse often.  All books 50 cents on Friday.

Sponsored by the IUN student Anthropology Club and open to everyone; majority of funds raised will be used for the Anthropology Club  scholarship, for academic achievement awards, for stipends to send IUN students to summer field schools, for student field trips, and to bring speakers to campus; from last year's funds we also bought specimens for the IUN Anthro Resource Center.  If you wish to donate books for the sale, please bring them to the sale itself, or if you have a large quantity, stop by the sale or call us and we can pick them up from your car or office.  All year long there are two drop boxes for books, one in the Moraine Lobby near the vending area, and one in Savannah near the bookstore. 

More info at: http://www.iun.edu/%7Eanthronw/cal/2006/10-30-06.htm

OR Contact Bob Mucci @ RMucci@   iun.edu

The Anthropology Club at Indiana University Northwest
Is Proud to Present Comedian, Writer, Actor. . . .

Charlie Hill

 Crossing cultures to lighten and enlighten with healing laughter, Americans around the country have been enjoying veteran comedian Charlie Hill in concert for years. This Wisconsin Oneida comic has broken a lot of stereotypes about Indian people through his biting comedy. Charlie has appeared with Jay Leno, David Letterman, Jim Carrey, Robin Williams and Roseanne. A Thanksgiving appearance on Roseanne was so funny and thought provoking ABC gave him a job as a writer. Charlie was the featured performer in the PBS program, On and Off the Res’, from Native American Public Telecommunications. In his appearance at IU Northwest, Charlie will share his humor and unique perspective as a Native American comedian in the national spotlight.

Thursday, October 19, 20067 p.m.
Savannah Auditorium, Indiana University Northwest
free and open to the public

 The IUN Anthropology Club will also have a public showing of Hill’s PBS program, On and Off the Res’, about two weeks before his live appearance at IUN.

More info on Charlie Hill: Charlie has also been the star of, or featured on, several radio programs in the US and Canada; portions of his NPR program "Club Red" are available on CD. He and his Club Red troupe have been described as “Monty Python with moccasins!”

More web sites about Charlie:
http://www.nativenetworks.si.edu/eng/orange/on_and_off_the_res.htm

http://www.indiancountrynews.com/fullstory.cfm?ID=181

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