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The Cupcake Construction Company on Mass Street in downtown Lawrence is hosting a percentage night for the Lied Center Student Association. 20% of sales during this event will go toward LCSA’s 2012-13 Season Announcement Party for Students.
BONUS: Enter to win two free tickets to the SFJAZZ Collective. Simply stop by the Cupcake Construction Company during this time to put your name in the drawing.
There’s plenty of trivia in Lawrence throughout the course of a week, most notably SmackDown! hosted every Sunday at the Bottleneck, 737 Mass. But there is another weekly trivia party that, while lesser known, is host to some truly adamant, take-no-prisoners trivia lovers. Conroy’s trivia, hosted at the pub of the same name, 3115 W. Sixth, features a great blend of offbeat questions that span pop culture, history, politics, biology and pretty much anything else host Tom Conroy can come up with. It costs $5 to play and is open to all ages, but bring your A game because the learning curve’s steep and the teams take their questions gravely serious.
Join us for live trivia every Tuesday night from 8-10pm in The Jayhawker Bar. Free to play and prizes to win!
There’s plenty of trivia in Lawrence throughout the course of a week, most notably SmackDown! hosted every Sunday at the Bottleneck, 737 Mass. But there is another weekly trivia party that, while lesser known, is host to some truly adamant, take-no-prisoners trivia lovers. Conroy’s trivia, hosted at the pub of the same name, 3115 W. Sixth, features a great blend of offbeat questions that span pop culture, history, politics, biology and pretty much anything else host Tom Conroy can come up with. It costs $5 to play and is open to all ages, but bring your A game because the learning curve’s steep and the teams take their questions gravely serious
Join us for live trivia every Tuesday night from 8-10pm in The Jayhawker Bar. Free to play and prizes to win!
Tuesday Drink Special: $5 Wines by the Glass.
This KU group is open to the public every Tuesday for beginning lessons 8-8:45pm and open social dancing till 11. We dance a variety of dance styles: from East Coast and Lindy Hop to Hizzop Lindy and Balboa.
Not a student? Don’t have a partner? Not an issue! We’re open to everyone and you don’t need a partner! Special shoes are not needed – just something you can spin in (flip flops don’t work).
We will be in the Kansas Room (6th floor) unless the Union has a conflicting event, then we’ll be a the ECM. Join us afterwards for coffee – location to be announced at the dance. If you’d like more info on swing dance, links or want to check that we’re not snowed out, check out: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/kuswingsociety.
The first Tuesday of the month is Boys Night Out, when guys get in half price. Special lessons for intermediate to advanced dancers will be offered throughout the year.
Tuesdays in February: For pre-school age children: let your child’s imagination soar with creative games and activities, blazing a trail of adventure in the
Theatre’s own back yard!
$22 for all 4 Tuesday classes
Parents encouraged to stay and enjoy.
Wannabe Jeopardy competitors can hone their skills and win cash money at Smackdown!, a weekly trivia game that pits teams against each other on topics of pop culture, academia, and grammar. Host Andy Bob keeps it fast-paced and risque, with two rounds of action building up to a final question. Sign in is at 8 p.m. and the $5 cover contributes to the winner-take-all pot. If there’s a show at The Bottleneck, the alternate venue is Conroy’s Pub.
Doors open at 7:30 p.m. Game starts at 8:00 p.m.
Every Sunday at 7pm I will be hosting FREE Texas Hold em tournaments at Johnny’s Tavern in North Lawrence. Gift certificates will be given for the top three places! It’s a lot of fun and a great way to meet new people around town. Don’t know how to play? That’s ok….I will teach you! Come try it for yourself! Bring friends too!!!
Applications for Alternative Summer Breaks are due today!
Alternative Summer Breaks offer a more intensive immersion in non-profit based service learning. Participants are assembled in groups of seven to ten, including two student site leaders, and travel to sites where they will learn and volunteer for the week. Groups often stay in churches, community centers, or synagogues and cooperatively cook their meals. The longer length of the break allows participants to travel to sites on the coasts and all over the nation, learn even more about the diverse and complex issues facing the nation, and develop meaningful relationships with their groups. Breakers select from a wide range of issues and organizations on their application. These issues include public health, the environment, education, homelessness, human rights, economic and social inequality, animal rescue, the arts and more.
Alternative Summer Break applications are due on Friday, March 2, 2012, and interviews will take place on Monday, March 5 and Tuesday, March 6, 2012.
