I TUESDAY, Nov. 30, 2010 FAIR TRADE taw AL #,4 Springfield THON hosted a Ten Thousand Villages sale in the HUB-Robeson Center on Monday. Ten Thousand Villages is a non-profit organization that help artists in developing countries by giving them a good market to sell their goods. Fifteen percent of the proceeds from the sale will benefit THON. ~plll* riirl 1 1 4 Fes < " . .v1 A. IWKH NNW DA Carry-out food - Groups R Private Parties Welcome Reservations available - All major credit cards accepted i - • • 0.., 010 =i; 7 - Ma 7 Mgt la • •• : zi•• - • . -•-• . • 12!!I PENN STATE ROOM] Featuring brand new upgraded furniture Including blackberry leather couches, wild cherry furnishings and loft beds! Only a limited amount left! Don't pass up your chance to tackle this rare apartment! Ask about our Exclusive Elite Apartments! Kelsey'' e c . L _ _A- Club to host `Mafia Night' By Emily Battaglia FOR THE COLLEGIAN Tonight, students will act as detectives as part of the Caribbean Student Associa tion's Carib Week The "Mafia Night" event will be a card game with a "who dunit" theme, Cavon Cormack (junior-aerospace engineering) said. Participants will pick a card to determine what role they will have in the game, public rela tions chairman Nick Edward said. If an ace, jack or queen is pulled, the participant is a doc tor, killer or a detective, respec tively Edward (junior-commu nity environment development) said. Edward said the game is played with eyes closed and one person narrating. All the "killers" will open their eyes and decide on a per son to kill without speaking. Then, the doctors will wake up and choose a person to save. Finally, the detectives will wake up and determine who they believe the killer is, Edward said. Cormack said the event will give students a chance to have some down time after re turning from Thanksgiving break. "We probably aren't fully back in school mode, so the event is just a chance to have some fun and create unity" Cormack said. "We want to remind people that it's a fun organization to be a part of.- CSA President Tiffani Guerre said the week's activities will . 15,,,i..., •. • • . . • , k .: ........ ... • , ..... • , ...• i ..t.- ..._ Open Houses in Session No Call for dates ai 814.231.9000 on college avenue www.merldiancollegeavenue.com THE DAILY COLLEGIAN If you go What: Caribbean Student Association Mafia Night When: 6:30 tonight Where: 14 Life Sciences Details: Free and open to all students teach people something they didn't know about Caribbean cultures. "We want to raise awareness so that people know about the Caribbean," Guerre (senior management information sys tems) said. "We want people to know that we are here on cam pus." Other Carib Week events include - Cooking with CSA' and "Dancing with CSA." The events will teach stu dents about traditional Caribbean culture while also informing the public about all the islands in the Caribbean, Edward said. "All the islands are not the same, - he said. "They have some similarities, but they are all different.- Guerre said in addition to informing the community about the Caribbean culture, CSA also provides Caribbean students with a way to connect with each other. When Edward came to Penn State his freshman year. he said the organization helped him adapt to the university "I had something in common with the group. We all want to learn more," Edward said. "It's the Caribbean and I love it." VIDEO 814.238.1124 GAMES BUY SELL TRADE TOURNAMENTS 421 E CALDER WAY - STATE COLLEGE meriman
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