Jim Segedy will be showing his 3D Zombie strategy game that he wrote with Colin Davis at the Digital Arts Showcase today, April 20th, 2-4pm in the Julia Rogers Library.

Go check it out!

Fun was had by all at the Torrey Dinner.
Ian Elder, Joe Porembski, Sarah Smith, and Brad Szelistowski were inducted into Pi Mu Epsilon.
Jordan Yoder won the Leavitt award.
Jim Segedy won the Ekin award.

We also celebrated Euler’s 300th birthday!

Dr. Gretchen Koch is an invited speaker at Villa Julie on April 20, 3:30-5pm. Her talk is “E. coli and Taylor Series: My Journery Through Biomathematics”.

Dr. Koch is willing to drive some students so let her know if you would like a ride.

Food!! The next department lunch is April 17 in the lounge 12-2 pm.

We celebrate our students’ achievements at the 43rd annual Torrey dinner on April 19, 2007.

Our guest speaker will be Genevieve Monsees ‘02, a graduate student at Harvard University

The “What Matters to Me and Why?” series continues today, Wednesday March 14th, with Angelo Robinson, assistant professor of English here at Goucher.  Angelo is an Americanist with a specialization in African American literature and culture with a concentration in American Studies.   The title of his presentation is “Love is all that Matters.”  Come and enjoy his reflections on what matters to him and why today at 2:30 p.m. in the Geen Community Room.

The Gopher Hole is cranking it up this Friday and Saturday.  We’ve got a great line-up of live music for your aural pleasure.  Starting at 10 p.m. on Friday night Bucky Smith will be melting faces with their pure rocktitude.  Then at 11 Eddie Emokpae will keep the party going with his supreme virtuosity.  Saturday is just as good.  At 10 p.m. sit back and let the smooth riffs of Velvet Jones’ Diary surround you like a warm, sudsy, aromatic bath with hints of lilac and thyme.  At 11, Deltinu trades in their lacrosse sticks for rock sticks and create music in its purest essence.  Check out the Gopher Hole’s website for a complete calendar of events, and some other great stuff too.

Join your fellow Goucherians on Saturday, April 14th as they brave the hustle and bustle of New York City. Take in all the sights and sounds of the city that never sleeps (according to Frank Sinatra), so be sure you buy your ticket before they are sold out. Tickets can be purchased at the Information Desk for only $15! If you want to bring a friend along that doesn’t go to Goucher, its only $20 for their ticket.  Faculty and staff tickets go on sale March 26th and cost $20.  Guests tickets of faculty and staff cost $25.  If you have any questions about the trip, or details you would clarified, stop by the Info desk or email Devita Bishundat.

Stop by Pearlstone Cafe tomorrow, March 9th, from 2:30 to 4 p.m. and have your voice heard!  Come talk about what matters to you as a Goucher student, faculty or staff member - what makes you sad about Goucher, what makes you happy about Goucher, what makes you want to stick your head out of a window and shout “I’m mad as hell, and I’m not gonna take it anymore,” basically anything that you feel about Goucher and want to share, the people at this conversation want to listen.  This ongoing dialogue is open to the entire community, so drop in as your schedule allows and stay as long or short as you like.

Prepare for a night of intrigue and mystery in the Gopher Hole tonight, starting at 9:30 p.m., as it presents a Night of Illusion. To start the show, Magictainment will dazzle the audience with sleight of hand and mind blowing illusions. Then, following their one hour performance, stick around for the Goucher premier of “The Prestige” with the all star cast of Hugh Jackman, Christian Bale, Michael Caine, and Scarlett Johansson. This is one magic show you don’t want to miss!