music by Byrd, Tomkins and Gibbons, and twentieth century part-songs and spirituals.
There is no charge for admission. For more information about the Grinnell Singers, please visit http://web.grinnell.edu/music/ensembles/singers/index.html

French arias.

smell of fresh dough are invited!
Challah-Baking Workshop
(Part II)
Sunday, November 23rd, 10:00am
JRC 209 (A & B)
Learn to braid the dough into beautiful loaves with three (or more) strands and bake! All challah loaves will be contributed to the Campus Thanksgiving Meal—warm from the oven—yum!!!

loyalty, identity, and citizenship, Testing the Echo could not be more current. Called "witty, charming, and passionate" in UK reviews, this play toured England last spring. Devised from research and community interviews by actors from England's Out of Joint Theatre Company, its subjects, immigration, religious/cultural freedom, and "Britishness", are explored by characters with strongly diverse viewpoints. As students in an English as a Second Language class prepare for the new British Citizenship Exam tensions grow, challenging the beliefs of its "merlot liberal" teacher. Humor, searing debate and the deft interweaving of stories combine to question identities in the post-9/11 world.
Tickets are available from the Bucksbaum Box Office, 269.4444

smell of fresh dough are invited!
Challah-Baking Workshop
(Part II)
Sunday, November 23rd, 10:00am
JRC 209 (A & B)
Learn to braid the dough into beautiful loaves with three (or more) strands and bake! All challah loaves will be contributed to the Campus Thanksgiving Meal—warm from the oven—yum!!!

(Quakers). Everyone is welcome to attend. More information can be obtained by contacting Bob Cadmus (3016, 236-8398, or cadmus@grinnell.edu).

loyalty, identity, and citizenship, Testing the Echo could not be more current. Called "witty, charming, and passionate" in UK reviews, this play toured England last spring. Devised from research and community interviews by actors from England's Out of Joint Theatre Company, its subjects, immigration, religious/cultural freedom, and "Britishness", are explored by characters with strongly diverse viewpoints. As students in an English as a Second Language class prepare for the new British Citizenship Exam tensions grow, challenging the beliefs of its "merlot liberal" teacher. Humor, searing debate and the deft interweaving of stories combine to question identities in the post-9/11 world.
Tickets are available from the Bucksbaum Box Office, 269.4444

’10, Laure Berthon, Harry Inglis’09, and Megan Januska ’12.
Schubert’s great masterpiece, the "Death and the Maiden" string quartet, will be performed by Will von Geldern ’11, John Zehnder ’12, Greg Uyeda ’11, and Gabrielle Robinson-Bajuscik ’11.
Thomas Huang ’09, Darren Chen ’09, and Xiaohan Wu ’12 are performing a trio by the under-rated composer Louise Farrenc, who lived in 18th-Century Paris.
And the program will close with the Piano Trio, No. 2, dedicated to the victims of the Holocaust, by Dmitri Shostakovic. Nicole Bridgeland ’11, Pippa Hoover ’10, and Kate Brynilds ’12, will play this dramatic masterpiece.
The program is free and open to the public.

join us, and remember, you can apply this to 1 hour of Wellness time per week. E-mail any questions to Michelle Moore moorem1@grinnell.edu

abilities, and experience levels. She believes strongly in the power of yoga to transform individuals through breath, strength, flexibility, mental focus, body awareness, and self acceptance.

15 respondents will have priority. Spinning is an unmatched way to make your fitness goals a reality. With no complicated moves to learn, top-notch instructors and music that begs your legs to pedal, getting into the best shape of your life has never been more fun. Spinning is uniquely tailored to suit a wide range of abilities and fitness goals. It delivers a personalized workout, incredible calorie burn and personal challenge-all at a self-directed pace. Faculty/staff also welcome!

Corps fellows. On November 24th, Jaimie Adelson ’07 and John Guittar ’07 will give a presentation on their recent year at Gobabeb. The talk will cover living and teaching in the Namib Desert, working for an African non-profit, the impact of a growing uranium industry, sandstorms, floods, and other trials and treasures. Pictures, anecdotes, and advice for prospective applicants will also be in high supply. Refreshments will be served.

cloning, entanglement, and teleportation will be addressed in varying depth. Also, an emphasis will be placed on the unique role of the quantum state in QIT. The second half of the talk will deal with the open problem of constructing a symmetric, informationally complete positive operator valued measure or a SIC POVM. The presentation is a product of a Summer 2008 REU in mathematics at Susquehanna University and a prolonged visit with Christopher Fuchs at the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics.

to prepare a meal, please contact X4597 or X4981.
Community Meal Cookin' Calendar:
Nov. 18 Psi-Chi
Nov. 25 First Friends Church - Thanksgiving Dinner
Dec. 2 SGA
Dec. 9
Dec. 16
No meals will be served on Dec. 23rd or Dec. 30th.

instructor is Minna Mahlab.
All levels of experience welcome. No RSVP needed and you can drop in any week!

in the social or life sciences, or a combination. Along with opportunities for intellectual, professional, and artistic growth, the Fulbright Program offers invaluable opportunities to meet and work with people of the host country, sharing daily life as well as professional and creative insights. The Fulbright Program offers a variety of grant opportunities, including comprehensive Fulbright grants and Fulbright travel grants. Additional grants are available on a country-by-country basis, including opportunities in teaching and business. The Fulbright Program currently operates in over 140 countries worldwide.
International students who have received their undergraduate education in the US are generally not eligible for a Fulbright to continue study in the US or elsewhere.
This information session will cover the basics of the Fulbright Scholarship program, including Grinnell's nomination process. Next year's on-campus deadline for applications will be in mid-September. While this information meeting is intended for members of the class of 2010, students from all graduating classes are welcome and invited to attend.
If you are unable to attend this meeting, but would like more information, please contact Doug Cutchins, [cutchins], x4408.

this campus worship experience.
Reflection on November 19 by Adam Wert '10
piano Carolyn Bosse
December 3 reflection by Laura Wilson '10
organ Hannah Yourd '09
December 10 Installation Service for Rev. Katie Snipes *will exceed 20 min*
December 17th Finals Week Hymn Sing
all are invited to bring voices, instruments, and favorite hymns to sing. Carolyn Bosse on piano.

join us, and remember, you can apply this to 1 hour of Wellness time per week. E-mail any questions to Michelle Moore moorem1@grinnell.edu