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For the record:The Results are in!

Student Service Leaders Conference
Philadelphia Orchestra: eZseatU
Correction: UPenn Cardiology Study

Upcoming Events
+ The 2nd Annual Student Service Leaders Conference
+ The All-American Rejects
+ Fourth Annual Philadelphia Improv Festival


Discounts
+ Free Screening: Twilight
+ Philly Fun Guide


Community
+Philadelphia Stories


FOR THE RECORD: The Results are in!

Whether you chose to vote or not, the 44th president of the United States has been elected. With an electoral standing of 349-162, Senator Barack Obama won, becoming the first African-American President.

Throughout election night, Obama continued to climb the charts. At 11 p.m. the official announcement was made: Obama won. Senator McCain congratulated Obama on his victory and wished him the best of luck. President-elect Obama will be inducted into office on January 20, 2009.

Congratulations President-elect Obama!

- Megan Pellegrino, Cabrini '09


Second Annual Student Service Leaders Conference
The second annual Student Service Leaders Conference is a great opportunity for students to participate in a day dedicated to fostering enthusiasm for service and social justice, building practical skills in service areas, and opening up the nonprofit and service community of Philadelphia. The conference is being held on Saturday, November 8 at Drexel University. This is a free opportunity for students, and lunch is provided.

The conference will center around two separate sessions addressing different aspects of community service and nonprofit issues.  The first session will be dedicated to perspectives and problems in specific areas of nonprofit service such as Hunger and Homelessness, Education, Public Health, and Environment, facilitated by nonprofit leaders within those areas, while a second session will be dedicated towards practical skills needed in the nonprofit and volunteer world: volunteer recruitment, fundraising, and technology's role in service.  There will also be session for students to network as well as a panel on Nonprofit Career Development. To Register, please go to: http://studentserviceleadersconference.eventbrite.com/

Students can pay a one-time $25 membership fee and get access to Philadelphia Orchestra concerts all season at no cost per ticket. Just log-on, print your ticket, and walk in the door. Your eZseatU membership also gets you access to our college night parties and other great benefits. Learn more at www.philorch.org/ezseatu.

Correction: Healthy Caucasian and African American Volunteer Study

If you are a healthy, Caucasian or African American, age 18 – 45, who does not use tobacco, you may be eligible to participate in a University of Pennsylvania research study of risk factors for cardiovascular disease.Volunteers are needed for a research study evaluating the effects of genes on responses to two different drugs.  Three outpatient visits and two inpatient stays (each stay is 2 nights and 1 day) at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania are required.

Qualified participants will be paid $1,200 for completing the study and receive study related examinations at no cost. For information and to see if you qualify, please send inquiries to the following email: genstudy@mail.med.upenn.edu.


Friday, November 7
The War Party

Saturday, November 8
The 2nd Annual Student Service Leaders Conference

Sunday, November 9
Eagles vs. Giants

Monday, November 10
The All-American Rejects

Tuesday, November 11
Hairspray: The Musical

Wednesday, November 12
Philadelphia Artists Hands-on Tour

Thursday, November 13
Fourth Annual Philadelphia Improv Festival

THE CAMPUS PHILLY DISCOUNT PROGRAM will save you money at many great locations in and around the city.

FREE SCREENING: Twilight
Tuesday, November 18 at 7:00
United Artists King of Prussia.

Twilight, is the story of seventeen-year-old Isabella "Bella" Swan who moves to the small town of Forks, Washington to live with her father, Charlie. There, she finds herself drawn to a mysterious classmate, Edward Cullen, who is revealed to be a 108-year-old vampire who is physically 17. Although Edward discourages the romance at first, they soon fall deeply in love. When the arrival of three nomadic vampires, James, Laurent and Victoria, puts Bella's life in danger, Edward and his family, Alice, Carlisle, Esme, Jasper, Emmett and Rosalie, put their lives at stake to save her.

Campus Philly has 20 admit 2 passes to the screening of Twilight! Passes are first-come-first-serve and tickets are not guarenteed. To RSVP, contact Brittany Sturges (brittany@campusphilly.org).

Philly Fun Guide
Get half-price ticket offers HERE! If you would like to receive these offers directly in your email box each Thursday, go to PhillyFunGuide and sign up!


Call For Entries: Philadelphia Stories!
Tell us your story! Are you a filmmaker in the Greater Philadelphia area with works in progress, or new ideas about a film or documentary that you would like to start, complete, or get distributed? We invite you to submit an entry for Philadelphia Stories 7. Your project should be entertaining and innovative and should reveal a new side of the city to MiND TV viewers.
All genres will be considered: short narratives, documentaries, animation, experimental, dramas and comedies. Works should reflect superior production and artistic value. Programs will be broadcast in their original screen format, where available. Productions must be set primarily in the Greater Philadelphia, Pa. region. Special consideration will be given to local independent filmmakers, and to stories that reach across gender, class, age, sexual orientation, race, ethnicity and economic background. Collaboration between producers, media arts centers and other independent entities is encouraged.

For more information visit www.philadelphiastories.tv.



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