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Academic Information
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Final Exam
Schedule
First
Semester, 2006-2007
Monday,
December 18
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9-12 noon |
O.T. Interpretation (Maier) |
Niebuhr Hall/ Latourette S223 |
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Philosophy of Religion (Hare) |
Downtown |
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Elementary N.T. Greek (Nongbri) |
Wood Sem. Rm. |
Tuesday, December 19
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9-12 noon. |
Ecclesiology, Ministry & Polity (Siladi) |
S212 |
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N.T. Interpretation (Swancutt) |
Great Hall/Niebuhr Hall |
Wednesday, December 20
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Systematic Theology (Volf) |
Niebuhr Hall/Latourette |
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Theological Ethics (Ogletree) |
Niebuhr Hall |
Thursday, December 21
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9-12 noon |
History of Xn. Theol. to 451 (Beeley) |
Niebuhr Hall |
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Elementary Biblical Hebrew (Stokes) |
S104 Bushnell |
Friday, December 22
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9-12 noon |
Historical Jesus (A. Collins) |
Latourette |
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9-12 noon |
Anglican Theol/Hist. II: ECUSA/Anglican (Sachs) |
Niebuhr Hall |
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Intermediate Hebrew (Hoffer) |
Broholm |
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Foundations of Liturgical Studies (Lathrop) |
Latourette |
German Exchange Program: Are you interested in studying theology at the
Additional Library Exegesis Sessions
will be held first on Monday, November 6 at
From the
From the Registrar's
Office/Academic Dean's Office:
Although the Academic Calendar calls for advising the week of November
6, we will follow the procedure set up last year. Students will meet with
their faculty advisers sometime during the weeks of November 27-December 8 to discuss how the year has been
going and course selection for spring. Online registration will take
place when students return in January.
Lectures and Events
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A Worship & Liturgical
Dance Workshop
will be held on Monday, November 6th from
On Monday, November 6, from 4-6 in Marquand Chapel, Patrick Evans’ class in Musical Skills and Vocal Development for Parish Ministry will host Jorge Lockward, Associate Director of the United Methodist Board of Global Misssions’ Global Praise series of publications and recordings, will lead us in singing and discussing hymnody and liturgical song of Mexico, Central and South America, and the Caribbean. All are welcome!
November
CORE (Committee on Racial Equality) Meetings:
There will be a CORE meeting on Tuesday,
November 14 (
Boots on the Ground is a docudrama taken from
over 150 hours of interviews with more than 70 Rhode Islanders: soldiers,
veterans, family members, teachers, doctors, journalists, and clergy. The
play does not take a political stance on the war but invites audience members
to reflect on all sides. A professional
reading with the original cast from the Trinity Repertory Theater (
Students
from the Yale Health Profession Schools invite you to join us for one of the
greatest parties of the year, and it’s for a very important cause. The
Hunger & Homelessness Auction raises thousands of dollars each year for
vital
The
British Historical Studies Colloquium presents:
“Sonic Spectacles of Empire: The
Audio-Visual Nexus, London-Delhi, 1911-12.” This talk will be presented by Timothy Barringer (History of Art, Yale
University) on Thursday, November 2 at 4:30 PM at HGS 119A (** please note
changed location **). Professor
Barringer's paper is available for download at http://www.yale.edu/macmillan/britishhistorical/schedule.html. The paper will be followed by an informal
dinner with the speaker. As usual, no
RSVP is necessary for the colloquium itself, but if you would like to come to
dinner, please email
alice.wolfram@yale.edu. All are welcome.
The
Yale African Students' Association (YASA) and UNICEF proudly present a week
long celebration of
Classifieds
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Needed/Lost and Found:
Lost Keys! I lost my keys somewhere
between the front door of Fisher Hall and the picnic tables near the front of
the Div School. I have looked pretty
hard, but to avail. There are 4 keys
(one for a mailbox) and a leather and brownish metal J keychain. Please let me know if you find them! Contact me at johanna.johnson@yale.edu.
Found Keys! Beverley Miller found a set of keys from the
"Saints & Sinners" party. They are for a Honda and have a
"princess" key chain. They may
be retrieved from the
Found Scarf: White wool scarf with
black/gray/brown/orange stripes found in the Quad around
Lost Wallet! Nick DiSalvatore cannot find his wallet and believes
that it might have fallen out of his bag/jacket on Friday morning outside of
Marquand where the bags and jackets are stowed during service. Any information on this would be greatly
appreciated. Thank you. (nicholas.disalvatore@yale.edu)
Volunteer/Employment:
Sing
on a CD: I am currently working on a 10-12 track compact disc that will cover a
wide range of musical styles. I need
some singers (sopranos, altos, tenors, and bass) who would be interested in
being featured chanters. Please
contact me at acts9project@yahoo.com
or if you are interested. This will not take much time and should be pretty
easy. Thanks so much, Cece Jones
Volunteer at a
Temp Job Available: I am seeking a bookkeeper/clerical assistant, temporary,
part-time, probably 3-4 hours per week.
It must be someone who is very comfortable doing database entry on a
computer because it will involve entering checks and deposits on 3 checking
accounts, two of which are rather inactive and one that is actively funding a
project. Also I need this person to help
me organize my files. The person must be
inherently organized of mind and very careful, very tuned into details (the
decimal point in the wrong place can be a disaster) and very low key and calm,
someone who listens carefully and can follow directions. I will have more
confidence in someone who is slow and precise and correct as opposed to someone
who is fast. I work out of my house and
that is in
Worship Opportunities
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Evangelical Fellowship Worship will be held on Friday, Nov
10, in the RSV Room at
If
any of you are in the MySpace.com milieu, feel free to check out this new page:www.myspace.com/complineatchristchurch. In the ever growing world of "online
church," here's the latest addition.
This is the new virtual home for Compline
at
Request
from the Marquand Chapel Team: You may have noticed each day as you come into
chapel, a small "welcome table" with flowers or candles. We are looking for folks who would like to be
on a rota to set up the welcome table
for chapel each day. The job would
involve creating a welcome table once a week on a set day, using the cloth and
candles available in the sacristy. You
could also buy flowers and be reimbursed.
Setting up the welcome table is a lovely meditation, and a great way to
assist in preparing our congregation for worship. Please e-mail me at emily.scott@yale.edu if you'd like to
contribute! There are four positions
available.
The University Church welcomes you to the following
worship opportunities:
Sunday, November 5
Wednesday, November 8
This
week in Marquand:
Monday, November 6: Graduating student Julia
Seymour, preaching.
Tuesday, November 7: A service of Prayer and Song
in the Taizé tradition, led by Patrick Evans.
Wednesday, November 8: A new setting of Sung
Morning Prayer, led by Patrick Evans.
Thursday, November 9: A service of Praise, led by
the Yale Black Seminarians and featuring the Total Praise Ensemble.
Friday, November 10: Hearty Eucharist, the Rev.
Dale Peterson presiding.
Services
begin at