The Gustavian Weekly

Calendar (11/9/12)

By Justine Feit Calendar Editor | November 9, 2012 | Calendar

The Calendar Page is considered editorial. The opinions expressed herein are not the opinions of The GusTavian Weekly, but rather the opinions of The RecoRd, St. Benedict/St. John’s Student Newspaper. If you hate it, blame them.

Friday, Nov. 9

Oregon Extension Study Away Info Session: Wallenberg Auditorium 9:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.

Oh, hell no. Last time I went to Oregon, four of my kids died due to cholera.

Faculty Shop Talk: Interpretive Center 4:30 p.m.

Given the way some professors dress, this should have happened a long time ago.

Weekend Movie: The Dark Knight Rises: Wallenberg Auditorium 7 p.m.

You mean to tell me that all of Gotham is too stupid to figure out that Batman is Bruce Wayne?

Saturday, Nov. 10

Open B.A.R.: The Dive 7 p.m.

Not Open Bar. You screw up an acronym once and you remember.

Weekend Movie: The Dark Knight Rises: Wallenberg Auditorium 7 p.m.

Sorry about that spoiler earlier with Bruce Wayne and Batman. Won’t happen again.

Sunday, Nov. 11

Weekend Movie: The Dark Knight Rises:Wallenberg Auditorium 2 p.m.

No Maggie Gyllenhaal in this Batman movie? This was the hope Obama promised in ‘08.

Monday, Nov. 12

Talk by Dr. William Moseley of Macalester College:  Confer Hall 128 4 p.m.

He doesn’t even go here!

Tuesday, Nov. 13

Church Leadership Lunch: President’s Dining Room 11:30 a.m.

They are serving bread and wine, which concerns me. It’s not even noon.

Diwali Celebration: Banquet Halls 6-8 p.m.

If you don’t come, you will Vishnu did!

Wednesday, Nov. 14

Give to Gustavus Day: In front of cafeteria and online

“Give to Gustavus Day”? I thought it was “Give to Gustavus for the Next 4+ Years All of Your Money and Any Dignity You Can Scrape Together.”

Prepare Bible Study: IC Lounge 7:30 p.m.

They want you to prepare because reading Job is quite the job.

Thursday, Nov. 15

New Faculty Orientation Session: St. Peter Banquet Room 12:30 p.m.

The maps and compasses the administration handed out just aren’t doing the trick.

Garageband Workshop: Culpeper Language Center 4 p.m.

The Beatles went to the same workshop back in the day.

Feit-sty Horoscope

Aries: Beets by Dre is a cash cow waiting to happen. Beet farmers and Dr. Dre should be taking notice.

Taurus: Good luck figuring out your class schedule after the upperclassmen ravage the good classes, first-years.

Gemini: In the alternate universe where Minnesota voted “yes,” Gustavus has been destroyed by an angry gay mob marching to the Capitol.

Cancer: The number of restraining orders against Santa because “he sees when you are sleeping” is finally hitting home with folks.

Leo: The greatest trick the devil played was getting Americans to believe Larry the Cable Guy was funny.

Virgo: Stop wasting your life waiting for a Clay Aiken comeback. He was never here in the first place.

Libra: The electoral vote has been jealous of the popular vote ever since high school.

Scorpio: Against all odds, Joe Biden didn’t say anything to ruin the election twice in a row now.

Sagittarius: The election is over. Now back to complaining about what really matters, like football.

Capricorn: “Lasso what?” asked the sassy cowboy.

Aquarius: Do the losers of elections get tallied in unemployment rates? Methinks I ‘ve found the economy’s problem.

Pisces: Not even the Force will be able to stop the next Star Wars sequel from being bad.

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