Man last week was a busy one with parades, football, homecoming events and the Cardinals winning the World Series (Birds!). Don’t worry though, there is plenty more planned for the week ahead. Good thing we’ve got daylight savings time to get us an hour back this weekend so we can get it all in. Let’s kick it off with some announcements from Campus Recreation.
COME BACKPACKING with Campus Rec this weekend (11/5-11/6) in the Hercules Glades Wilderness Area! Spend two days and one night in some of the most scenic country in the Midwest. Registration fee of $60 includes transportation, trip guides, all necessary equipment, and all meals. Deadline to register is TODAY! Find additional information here: http://www.missouristate.edu/recreation/113798.htm

FREE Backpacking Workshop: Today (11/2) at 4:00 p.m. in PSU 135.
FREE Caving Workshop: Tuesday, 11/9 at 4:00 p.m. in PSU 135. Register by 11/8.
S.H.A.R.P. is a two-night, FREE self-defense class for women at Missouri State. Held 11/7 & 11/8 6:30 – 9:30 p.m. in PSU 315 AB. Register by this Friday, 11/4. Find additional information here: http://www.missouristate.edu/recreation/23295.htm
CPR & First Aid Certification: Held Thursday 11/10 in PSU 312. Register by Tuesday 11/8. Find additional information here: http://www.missouristate.edu/recreation/23282.htm
LIKE US! Become a Facebook fan of MSU Campus Recreation and you could win food from the PSU! We’ll choose a different fan every weekday in November to receive a free combo from your favorite place to eat. http://www.facebook.com/msucampusrecreation
WIN A SCHWINN: Stop by the display outside our office in PSU 131 this week and register to win a new Schwinn bike!
Today (Wednesday, Nov. 2nd)
Today is the final day of Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead). The event begins on October 31st and is celebrated through November 2nd by Mexicans and Mexican Americans, this holiday has its roots in two traditions: the Christian observance of All Saints and All Souls Day, and two Aztec festivals in which the souls of the dead were welcomed back to visit those who remembered them.

Mad Science Presents CSI: LIVE! at Hammons Hall for the Performing Arts. Wednesday, November 2 at 7:00 pm. Student rush tickets are available one hour prior to the performance for $10 with a valid student I.D.
Mad Science presents CSI: LIVE! returns to Hammons Hall with its exciting, interactive journey through the fascinating world of crime scene investigations – with tons of audience interaction, cutting-edge forensic science, cool technology and thrilling special effects!
SAC Presents: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 tonight at the PSU Theater at 9 PM. You can check out our preview of the film here. If you miss it catch it again on Sunday at 9 PM.
Thursday, Nov. 3rd
SAC After Hours Presents: Capture the Flag! At 9 PM on Thursday join SAC as they host a campus wide game of tag. Meet up in the food court and get divided into teams before the start of the game!
Friday, Nov. 4th
University Film Series – Guest Filmmakers Lisa & David Boyd. Come by the PSU Theater at 7 PM on Friday for screenings and talkback sessions with guest filmmakers David and Lisa Boyd. They’re be showing Two Soldiers an Academy Award Winning Short Film (2003) and Season 1, Episode 5 of Deadwood. David Boyd has worked on many TV series including Firefly, Deadwood, Without a Trace, Friday Night Lights, and Men of a Certain Age. Lisa Rhoden Boyd has worked as a produce and actress on many films and TV shows.
SAC Presents: Rock N Bowl. Get all the free bowling, billiards and games you can handle at the Level 1 Game Center this Friday from 7:30 – 10:30 PM thanks to SAC!
Saturday, Nov. 5th

The Blanks (Ted’s Band from Scrubs) at Hammons Hall for the Performing Arts. Saturday, November 5 at 8:00 pm. Advance student rush tickets are available NOW through showtime for $10 with a valid student I.D.
The Blanks, aka “Ted’s Band” or “The Worthless Peons”, have immediate recognition from their 8 years on the TV show Scrubs. This slightly off-center quartet performs and sings family-friendly entertainment with plenty of musical and sketch comedy, capped off with a meet-and-greet with the guys in the lobby after the show.
Sunday, Nov. 6th
Get ready to travel back in time an hour when daylight savings time ends at 2 AM. Don’t forget to wind those clocks back a full hour!
Tuesday, Nov. 7th
Make your voice heard. Attend the Student Activities Council Meeting at 4 PM and get your say in what events student involvement fees go to sponsor. Then at 5:30 PM join us for the Student Government Association Meeting both in PSU 313.
SAC Lectures Presents: Kamau Bell Curve: Ending Racism in About an Hour. Listen to guest speaker W. Kamau Bell move his audience through stories about Racism at 7 PM in the PSU Theater.
“The Curve is a comedic exploration of the current state of America’s racism, combined with a little (unknown) history, a little Powerpoint, and a whole bunch of Kamau. And because racism is always attacking in new ways and from new angles, Kamau attacks back by constantly adding new material. The Curve is a seamless mix of stand-up comedy, video and audio clips, personal stories and solo theatrical performance.” – http://www.wkamaubell.com/
MSU Athletics

Thursday
- Field Hockey @ Central Michigan – 1:30 PM
- Women’s Basketball vs. Northeastern Oklahoma at JQH – 7:05 PM
Friday
- Women’s Soccer State Farm MVC Tournament at Plaster Sports Complex
- Evansville vs. Illinois State – 3:30 PM
- MSU vs. Northern Iowa – 6:00 PM
- Swimming and Diving vs. Lindenwood at Hammons Student Center – 5:00 PM
- Women’s Volleyball @ Drake University – 7:00 PM
- Field Hockey @ TBD – Athens, OH
Saturday
- Swimming and Diving vs Truman State at Hammons Student Center – 2:00 PM
- Women’s Basketball @ Missouri Southern – 5:00 PM
- Women’s Volleyball @ Creighton – 6:00 PM
- Men’s Basketball @ Missouri Southern – 7:00 PM
- Men’s Soccer @ Drake University – 7:00 PM
- Field Hockey @ TBD – Athens, OH
Sunday
- Women’s Soccer State Farm MVC Tournament Championship at Plaster Sports Complex – 1:06 PM
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