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Petropolis! St. Petersburg Days at Vassar: Reflections of Petropolis. A multi-media exhibition that brings together various aspects of the city's image: from book illustration, photography and videos to contemporary works by Petersburg artists. Through December 19th.

Evan Pritchard, Native American Studies professor, Marist College, will lead a time for meditation and reflection while exploring the topic of reality. Sponsored by Wholistic.

This will be the only opportunity to get a copy of "Contrast" this semester. You will be able to come by and pick up a magazine, but we will also have activities, food, and music!

Shabbat every Friday night (during academic year) at 6:00pm followed by communal vegetarian meal, at 7pm. At the Bayit.

A marathon of the greatest sitcom in the history of sits or coms. "Arrested Development," with cornballs and unlimited juice.

The Sistah Power! Program is hosting the fifth "We Play Drums Celebration." Join us for an evening of reflection, sharing, drumming and dance. Students in the program will share their semester long experiences of bonding, learning and growing. The Celebration marks the conclusion of the fall portion of the Sistah Power! Program. The Celebration showcases the African dance and drumming the girls in the program have learned throughout the semester. The Celebration also highlights the bond established between the young girls in the program and the Vassar students who lead activities with them throughout the semester. Join us for an evening of reflection, sharing, drumming and dance.

Filmscreening brought to you by ViCE Film League. 7pm, Blodgett.

"Skirker." Contact the boxoffice located inside the Powerhouse Theater for more information. Phone: 845-437-5584. Email: boxoffice@vassar.edu. Walkins: Monday-Friday, 1pm-5pm. Reservations for all performances are required. All reservations are complimentary and seating is limited. December 4, 5, 6. Martel Theater.

The Philaletheis Society presents "Art," a play that examines the friendship of three individuals through their perceptions of art and each other.

"Little Shop of Horrors" is a rock musical by composer Alan Menken and writer Howard Ashman, about a nerdy florist shop worker Seymour (Jon Fuller), who raises a plant from outerspace that feeds on human blood. Come fall in love with Seymour and Audrey (J. Moliere) and rock with our human-eating-giant-alien plant. Directed by Diana Tordoff '11 and music directed by Jackie Papadopoulos '10.

Fem Alliance takes over the Mug for a night of all-female non-misogynist dance music.

Petropolis! St. Petersburg Days at Vassar: Reflections of Petropolis. A multi-media exhibition that brings together various aspects of the city's image: from book illustration, photography and videos to contemporary works by Petersburg artists. Through December 19th.

Bagel Brunch at the Bayit every Saturday at noon. Come to Bagel Brunch and learn more!

Join the Vassar Islamic Society for a screening of the Palistani film, "Khudake Liye!"

Come see your favorite FlyPeople strut their stuff in the best student run student-choreographed dance show of the season! Also 8-9pm.

Accomplished author and associate professor of Hispanic studies at Vassar, Mihai Grunfeld will read from his critically acclaimed memoir of a post-Holocaust childhood,"Leaving - Memories of Romania." Set in Cluj, the third largest city of Romania, where Grunfeld was born in 1951, "Leaving" recounts the author's childhood as the son of impoverished Holocaust survivors. Followed by reception. Books will be available for purchase at the reception.

The Philaletheis Society presents "Art," a play that examines the friendship of three individuals through their perceptions of art and each other.

"Little Shop of Horrors" is a rock musical by composer Alan Menken and writer Howard Ashman, about a nerdy florist shop worker Seymour (Jon Fuller), who raises a plant from outerspace that feeds on human blood. Come fall in love with Seymour and Audrey (J. Moliere) and rock with our human-eating-giant-alien plant. Directed by Diana Tordoff '11 and music directed by Jackie Papadopoulos '10.

Filmscreening brought to you by ViCE Film League. 7pm, Blodgett.

"Skirker." Contact the boxoffice located inside the Powerhouse Theater for more information. Phone: 845-437-5584. Email: boxoffice@vassar.edu. Walkins: Monday-Friday, 1pm-5pm. Reservations for all performances are required. All reservations are complimentary and seating is limited. December 4, 5, 6. Martel Theater.

Come see your favorite FlyPeople strut their stuff in the best student run student-choreographed dance show of the season!

Sketch comedy!

"Little Shop of Horrors" is a rock musical by composer Alan Menken and writer Howard Ashman, about a nerdy florist shop worker Seymour (Jon Fuller), who raises a plant from outerspace that feeds on human blood. Come fall in love with Seymour and Audrey (J. Moliere) and rock with our human-eating-giant-alien plant. Directed by Diana Tordoff '11 and music directed by Jackie Papadopoulos '10.

Come to the Students' Building dressed to impress, for a night of music and dancing! There will be food, as well as alcohol for those over 21. (10pm-2am)

Come dance with the senior class!