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Good morning students, staff, and faculty of CSS,
A somber good morning on a week in which the
Saints of St. Scholastica laid to rest one of their own. I
never had the pleasure of meeting Professor Kathleen
“Kay” Lutz, but from everything I’ve heard, she was
an amazing professor and even more importantly, an
amazing human being. She will truly be missed.
This week’s Cable is suprisingly full -- there’s a lot to
cover in these last few weeks before the semester wraps
up, which brings me to my next point: there’s just one
Cable left before the semester break, and that’s next
week, Dec. 10.
If you have anything on your mind or anything you
think needs to be covered before we send everyone
home for the holidays, next week is the time to send it
in. As always, the deadline is Monday at noon.
There’s some interesting news in this week: check
out the Culture section for some really interesting stuff
going on around campus. The Variety section has everything
you need to know about watching movies on
campus this week, and as always, The Middle has the
entertainment you seek when ending a busy week (wow,
I’m a poet and I didn’t know it!).
Well, that’s enough for this week. Take some time for
fun in the next few weeks instead of stressing over finals.
Until next time,
Joe Hansen
Editor-in-Chief
Joe Hansen
jhansen2@css.edu
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Andrea Foss
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Joe Wicklund
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Vo l u m e 58
Issue 10
The Novembeard is gone and I’m sporting a new do, but that’s not the only thing changing. Next semester, CSS is
vaulting into the tech-savvy future with the implementation of the Portal. If this is news to you, ask around. Until then, busy
yourself with all the good times that are just waiting to be had (see below).
Hockey at Home
Hop on the fan bus to Mars Arena this Friday and Saturday to cheer on your CSS Men’s Hockey Team as they do battle
with the Green Knight of St. Norbert. As always, the fan bus is free!
CAB Movie #1
On what is perhaps the best double feature movie night of the semester, CAB presents “Despicable Me” at 7pm on Friday
night in the Science Auditorium. With an %82 approval rating from rottentomatoes.com it’s sitting higher than the new
Harry Potter film. Put that in your pipe and smoke it!
CAB Movie #2
Lauded by critics and casual theater goers alike, “The Town” will be playing exclusively in the Science Auditorium at
9pm on Friday night. Don’t miss the movie that made Harry Potter look like last weeks garbage. Take that, Harry!
And a Third CAB Thing
If the snow has sucked the spring from your step, get reinvigorated with the last Coffeehouse of the year. Kyshona Armstrong
will be performing in the Union on Monday at 8pm. And she’s much better than Harry Potter (kick ‘em while they’re
down!) Free Chirstmas snacks to all!
Light of Hope for Haiti!
Give hope to Haiti this week. Buy a hand painted candle and holder at the table in the union. Later in the week, bring it
to the candlelight vigil. “Light of Hope for Haiti” on Thursday night at 7pm on the steps of Tower Hall!
More Lights!!
After Advent Vespers in the Chapel at 4:30pm, scoot out to the steps of Tower and be a part of Lighting a Tradition to
help ring in the Christmas season at CSS. Tower Hall is always a sight to see, but just wait until you see it in lights!
And Even More Lights!!!
If you haven’t experienced Bentleyville at Bayfront Park, then you haven’t experienced Christmas lights! Hop aboard the
free shuttle running 5-9pm from the BWC to Bayfront on Wednesday, December 8th. Enjoy the free admission and the free
cookies. There is also free hot chocolate. See the display that boasts more than 50,000 lights. And everything is FREE!
Onward to the Weekend!
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