Monday, Nov 2:

• ACCESS Spring 2010 registration begins TODAY! Early registration open Nov 2 – 6.
• Neighbors in Need food drive at Ingles begins today.  (see below)
• 5:00 pm: Inter-Greek Council meets
• 5:30 pm:  Ethos meets every Monday in the small dining room in the Caf.  

Tuesday, Nov 3:

• 11:00 am:  Crossroads:  Fall Break Mission Report
• 11:00 am – 1:30 pm: Food Service Survey in Pittman Dining Hall.   All students/faculty/staff are encouraged to complete a survey. 
• 12:00 pm:  Men's Soccer at Lincoln Memorial University
• 6:00pm: The Christian Student Movement meets every Tuesday night in Bentley Fellowship Hall beginning with a meal at 6pm.  Program begins at 6:45 pm.
• 7:00 pm:  Volleyball @ Lenoir Rhyne University.
• 7:00 – 9:00 pm:  FREE self defense classes at the Outdoor Center.

 Wednesday, Nov 4:

• 6:00 – 8:00 pm:  Citizenship Documentary and Discussion in Lifeworks – Civility and Public Discourse.  Come join us for a documentary screening and discussion of the film “Rebels with a Cause”, the story of the Students for a Democratic Society, a sometimes radical student group in the 1960s. Discuss the current political climate, civility, and how to make a change in our world, no matter what your political leanings are.   (There will be yummy food and treats provided!)
• 6:30 pm: blueprint Free Coffee House (6:30-7:00) and worship and small groups (7:00-8:30) in Bentley Fellowship Hall. Join us @ blueprint!

Thursday, Nov 5:

• Local Food Night at the caf.
• 6:00 pm:  Seed and Story Swap, Redway Dining Room.  The public is invited to gather in Redway Dining Room to swap favorite seeds and stories from days gone by.  This program is part of the Ramsey Center’s year-long celebration of the James G. K. McClure Farmer’s Federation collection, which features over 3000 photos of agricultural life in western North Carolina from the 1920’s through the 1950s.
• 7:00 – 9:00 pm:  FREE self defense classes at the Outdoor Center.
• 7:30:  the Mars Hill College community is invited to  Brian Tinkel’s final Doctoral Percussion Recital, in Broyhill Chapel.  This program is presented in partial fulfillment of the degree of Doctor of Musical Arts at the University of Oklahoma.
• 8:00 pm: The Fellowship of Christian Athletes meets in the Blue Lounge (across from the Lion's Den). Everyone is invited to worship God with us!

 Friday, Nov 6:    

• Green River Race (Camping). Sign up in the Outdoor Center. (November 6-7)
• TBA  Men's Basketball @ Appalachian State University (Exh)
• TBA  Men's Soccer SAC Semifinals Rock Hill, S.C.
• 7:00 pm: Women's Basketball @ UNC-Asheville (Exh)
• 7:00 pm: Volleyball at HOME vs Brevard College

Saturday, Nov 7:    

• 9:30 am: Cross Country @ S.E. Region Championships Wingate, NC
• 11:00 am: Open House and Dedication for Wall Science Building and the Lion's Eye Courtyard
• Mountin’ Hopes Fall Festival, Sign up to volunteer in LifeWorks.
• 1:30 pm: Football @ HOME vs. Wingate University

 Sunday, Nov 8

• TBA  Men's Soccer SAC Finals Rock Hill, S.C.

Coming up…

• MHC Theatre Arts Production of I Hate Hamlet by Paul Rudnick.  November 12, 13, 14 at 7:30 pm ; November 15 at 2:30 pm, Owen Theatre. $8.00 for adults; $5.00 for students.  This play relates the comic events that occur when a  successful TV actor’s series is cancelled and he is offered the role of Hamlet in Central Park. The only problem is that he hates Hamlet.      

Opportunities for Service/Support:

• Buy your morning coffee from PHI MU ALPHA every Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning, from 8 to 11 am.  $1 per cup.
• For the past 22 years, Neighbors In Need, Inc. (a Madison County non-profit organization helping local families in crisis) has held a Thanksgiving Food Drive at the county Ingles stores.  Because of Ingles' new "no solicitation policy" they are no longer allowed to hold that 2 day drive.  Instead there will be designated boxes at the Ingles in Mars Hill and Marshall for two weeks (November 2-14).  A list of needs will be near the boxes.  This year Neighbors In Need has seen an 36%  increase in the calls for help.  Please stop by and pick up a list and help those in need in our county. 
• Mars Hill Retirement Community needs students to lead worship on a couple of Sundays at month around 4 P. M .in the afternoon for about 45 minutes.  Also, some of the residents have no family, and no one to visit them.   If some students would visit with these folks or even read to them, as some can no longer see well enough to read, it would be a blessing to these folks.  Please contact Donna Cole at 689-7900 for more information.
• MHC Social Work Club Winter Clothing/Blanket Drive.  Boxes are being distributed around the dorms and main classroom buildings on campus to collect winter clothing and blankets to assist needy families this winter. All sizes and styles of winter wear are welcomed and appreciated! Please drop any donations in the boxes on campus or call Heather at 828-768-2457 to donate.