Thursday, April 19, 2007

KCSA Notes

ADBOARD ELECTIONS!-- If you want to get more involved in KCSA and meet some really cool people, think about joining KCSA's Administrative Board. Simply go to the website at www.kcsa.uiuc.edu, download the application (there are SEVERAL spots available), and send it to me at mmcmill2@uiuc.edu by Wednesday, April 25, at midnight. The elections will be held the following Sunday, April 29th, so make sure you're available then for interviews.

OTR--"On The Rocks", Come see a set of one-acts performed in the amphitheatre THIS THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY at 9 pm! Tickets are only $5.

ICE skating-- Head on over to the ice rink after OTR for some time-warp ice-skating, from 7:30-9:30 pm this Saturday, April 21. Don't forget to dress up in crazy retro outfits.

Tour Cookout-- This sunday, April 22, KCSA wants to thank it's OUTSTANDING tour guides with a cookout! It will be in the Illini Grove from 1-3 pm doing some fun activities and, of course, eating! E-mail kcsa-tours@kcpa.uiuc.edu by Friday and let us know if you'll be coming (or even if you're just a maybe). An alternate location, if necessary, will be e-mailed as soon as possible.

Edit by Josh Gerdes: The cookout location has changed. It will take place at Hessel Park. (One Kirby Ave about halfway between Neil and Prospect.) The rain location will be at Matt's house which is about a block from Hessel Park.



YARD SALE! On Saturday, April 28, we're having a YARD SALE! We get to sell old junk, hang out all morning, and make some money for KCSA. If you have old stuff, we want it! Drop your stuff off in the office any time before the 28th. Email mmcmill2@uiuc.edu for directions to the office.

**Center for Healthy Minds Lecture still needing ushers!

The Center for Healthy Minds presents an afternoon with Dr. Michael F. Roizen, MD, co-author of the New York Times bestsellers, "YOU: on a Diet" and "YOU: The Owner's Manual." The Cleveland Clinic anesthesiologoist is 59 years old, according to his birth certificate, but his RealAge is 41.2. How? RealAge is a formula, developed by Dr. Roizen, that measures the biological age of your body, based on lifestyle, genetics, and medical history. Dr. Roizen's lecture, "Real Age: Are You as Young as You Can Be?" explores how we can slow the aging process and make our RealAges younger. Roizen's RealAge theory is particularly relevant to research by the Center for Healthy Minds investigators, who focus on the conditions and interventions that maintain cognitive health in late adulthood.

The lecture is on April 29th at 2p. Call time for this lecture is 12:15p at the Great Hall, as the house will open for seating at 1p. We expect it to be a full house. Please let Courtney (cegg@uiuc.edu) know if you are interested in helping!

ICE CREAM SOCIAL-- Keep Thursday, May 3rd, open on your calendar. At 1 pm in the studio theatre, we're gonna be enjoying ice cream sundaes. So take a break from studying, and enjoy the end of the semester with some great friends and sweets.

USHERING --
Congratulations to Adam Bussan! Adam has earned Usher Supervisor of the Month for March. Adam supervised 6 shows during March. Thanks to Adam for all the hard work. Sadly this will be Adam’s last semester with KCSA as he’s graduating and will be moving on. We wish him the best of Luck!!! Adam will receive a $5 gift card of his choice.

Congratulations are also in order for Amy Engelbrecht-Wiggans, who earned Usher of the Month for the month of March. Amy ushered 6 shows during March. Thanks Amy! Amy has recently been promoted to supervisor. We hope she’ll be with us a long time. Thanks again Amy! She also will be receiving a $5 gift card of her choice.

Remember that shows with open usher spots can be found online at http://www.kcsa.uiuc.edu/Ushering/. If you want to add shows to your schedule, just email the ushering department at kcsa-ushering@kcsa.uiuc.edu.

Remember for each SOM show you usher, you get another chance in a $25 gift card drawing held at the end of each semester. The more SOM shows you usher, the better your chances.

Upcoming shows that still need ushers (*** shows really need more ushers):

602 Wed 4/18 SOM SPECIAL: Pacifica Quartet 6:30pm FGH R
604 Thu 4/19 MARQUEE: Nadja Salerno-Sonnenberg 6:15pm FGH R
610 Fri 4/20 SOM: Trombone Choir 6:30pm FGH G
618 Sat 4/21 SOM: Wind Symphony and Symphonic Band 1 6:30pm FGH G
620 Sat 4/21 Third 6:30pm CPH R
624 Sun 4/22 SOM: UI Philharmonia 2:00pm FGH G
628 Sun 4/22 SOM: Symphonic Band 2 and Concert Band 1 6:30pm FGH G
630 Tue 4/24 MARQUEE: Tokyo String Quartet 6:15pm FGH R
634 Wed 4/25 SOM: British Brass Bands 6:30pm FGH G
636 Wed 4/25 SOM: Steel Bands 6:30pm CPH G
638 Thu 4/26 SOM: Concert Band 2A and 2B 6:30pm FGH G
639 Thu 4/26 SOM: Dana Hall Jazz Drums 6:30pm CPH G
640 Thu 4/26 The Scarecrow 6:30pm TFT R
644 Fri 4/27 Sinfonia da Camera 6:15pm FGH R
646 Fri 4/27 The Scarecrow 6:30pm TFT R
650 Sat 4/28 SOM: Varsity Men's Glee Club 6:15pm FGH G
652 Sat 4/28 The Scarecrow 6:30pm TFT R
654 Sat 4/28 SOM: Concert Jazz 6:30pm CPH G
658 Sun 4/29 The Scarecrow 2:00pm TFT R
660 Sun 4/29 SOM: Jazz Combos 2 2:00pm STH G
664 Tue 5/1 SOM: Illinois Brass Quintet 6:30pm FGH G
666 Tue 5/1 SOM: Jazz Trombone and Guitars 6:30pm CPH G
668 Wed 5/2 SOM: UI Symphony 6:30pm FGH G
670 Wed 5/2 SOM: Jazz 3 6:30pm CPH G
671 Wed 5/2 African American Cultural Program Event 6:30pm TFT G
672 Thu 5/3 SOM: Jazz 2 6:30pm CPH G

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