HPM is having a mass meeting this week on Wednesday at 8:00 in the Perlman Honors Commons.

We will be recruiting mentors, but mentees are welcome to attend as well. There will be coffee, snacks, and open study until 11:00.

We will discuss upcoming events, provide information on upcoming elections, and eat pizza!

NSCS is the National Society of Collegiate Scholars. You might have to be a member to go...but probably not.

Winterfest 2007, scheduled from 4:00pm-8:00pm on Tuesday, January 23 in the Michigan Union, is a fun-filled organizational fair, bringing together, in one place, more than 150 student orgs and University departments. This event, the little sibling to our fall extravaganza, Festifall, allows organizations a mid-year opportunity to recruit, advertise, re-connect (and eat free food!) all in the warmth of the Union in January! Free Subway sandwiches, popcorn, cotton candy, performances, billiards, and more!

The Honors RAs and Washtenaw Area Model Mugging instructors will be presenting a FREE self-defense seminar.

Stop by to grab some food and learn basic techniques to protect yourself.

If you are interested in attending please e-mail Kathryn Spica.

Weekly tournaments start promptly at 8:00PM. Arrive no later than 7:55. The tournament usually finishes around 10:30PM. This is an individual competition, so bring a friend if you like, but you will have a different playing partner each round (randomly determined). Open to U of M students only. Faculty and staff may participate but are not eligible for prizes.

Every week, someone goes home with $20 in Munchie Money, good as cash at any Michigan Union or Michigan League food establishment. Because of state gaming laws, we can not award a prize to any player based on how they perform (i.e., we can't award a prize to the winner), so a name will be drawn at random every week during the final round, and that person goes home with the Munchie Money.

Join us at Pizza House on Church St. this Tuesday night at 8:30 to watch the President's State of the Union address. Tell them you're with the College Republican's, and they should direct you to the upstairs room. There will be free pizza, and plenty of room, so please come by! Feel free to bring a friend! Please RSVP so we have an idea of how many to plan for!

We will welcome Dr. Robbins Burling as our guest speaker. Dr. Burling, Professor Emeritus in the Department of Linguistics, has studied Northeast Indian and Tibeto-Burman cultures and languages as well as the evolution of the capacity for language.

P.R.O.F.S., Women's Forum, F-Word, and the Women's Studies Department presents:
BUILDING THE BELOVED COMMUNITY: WOMEN LEADING THE WAY RE-DEFINING GIRL POWER An MLK Symposium Event

Featuring Professors Holly Hughes and Maria Cotera

The sixth annual Housing Fair will take place Monday, January 8th from 1:00 - 4:30 p.m. on the second floor of the Michigan Union. Area landlords and representatives of University Housing's Residence Halls and Family Housing will be present to give information and answer students' questions. Other housing options, such as the ICC Co- ops, Martha Cook Residence Hall and HomeShare will be participating, as well as rental services, vendors and City of Ann Arbor services. A raffle with prizes from local merchants will take place throughout the day, and refreshments will be available.

Annual New Year's event that includes: mochi-making in the traditional way, mochi-tasting, Japanese calligraphy, games, origami, storytelling, and music. Open to the public. Families welcome.

In the International Institute Gallery Space.