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Things to Do on Campus
Entertainment and Recreation Event Listings
Art
Cornell Council for the Arts (CCA): For information on Fall and Spring Arts Festival, 255-7161; for grant information, 255-7274.
Johnson Museum of Art: 255-6464.
Music
Bound for Glory: Free folk-concert series and WVBR radio broadcast Sunday night at The Café at Anabel Taylor Hall; 844-4535.
Concert listings: For information on the Department of Music's schedules of events; 255-4760.
Cornell Chamber Orchestra: Thursday, Barnes Hall; 255-3908.
Cornell Chimes: Ten-week open competition for new chimes-masters starts each February with an orientation session. No previous experience in chime-ringing necessary; must be able to read music and climb 161 steps. Open to entire Cornell community; 255-5350; e-mail: chimes@ cornell.edu; Web: www.chimes.cornell.edu.
Cornell Chorale: Mixed-voice choir for experienced singers; Friday, Sage Chapel
Cornell Folk Song Club: Meets monthly for group singing and presents occasional concerts of traditional and traditionally oriented folk music; 255-7164; e-mail: ws21@cornell.edu.
Cornell Symphony Orchestra: Wednesday, Bailey Hall.
Cornell University Chorus (treble-voice chorus specializing in music for women's voices): Wednesday, Sage Chapel; Sunday, B20 Lincoln; 255-2324; e-mail: chorus@cornell.edu; Web: www.chorus.cornell.edu.
Cornell University Glee Club (male-voice chorus specializing in music for men's voices): Wednesday, Sage Chapel; Sunday, B20 Lincoln; 255-3396.
Cornell University Glee Club/Hangovers Male chorus; Wednesday, Sage Chapel; Sunday, B20 Lincoln; 255-3396.
Cornell University Wind Symphony: Monday, Wednesday; Bailey Hall.
Recreation
Cornell Recreation Connection (CRC): provides social, cultural, and recreational activities that support its mission to promote camaraderie in the Cornell community. All staff and faculty are automatically members of CRC! All graduate students and retirees are also members. Throughout the year, CRC offers trips and events both in Ithaca and elsewhere. Events include bowling at Helen Newman Hall, a steak roast, the Halloween costume party, and trips to places such as the New York City and Old Forge Water Safari. CRC also has its own park with a pavilion that includes a kitchen and up-to-date bathroom facilities. Some CRC functions are held at the park, which can be rented by Cornell departments for workshops, retreats, picnics, or other celebrations. Call 255-7565; look for announcements of activities in biweekly Pawprint; Web: www.crc.cornell.edu.
Open Mind Lunch Series-Cornell Wellness offers a variety of informative
sessions; 12:00 noon-1:00 p.m.; G01 Biotechnology Building; 255-3886.
Sage Chapel Choir: Monday and Sunday; no audition required.
Theatre
Theatre listings: Box office; 254-ARTS (254-2787).
Cornell Cinema: For complete listings; 255-3522.
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