The Gustavian Weekly

Calendar (2-15-13)

By Justin Feit Calendar Editor | February 15, 2013 | Calendar

The Calendar Page is considered editorial. The opinions expressed herein are not the opinions of The GusTavian Weekly, but the translated manuscript of the Pope’s resignation speech. He loves Wreck-It Ralph.

Friday, Feb. 15

Chili Cook-off & Beer Tasting: Interpretive Center 5 p.m.

I didn’t know St. Peter was getting a NASCAR event!

I Am We Are Presents: The Sex Show!: Alumni Hall 7 p.m.

The religious folk thinking they are going to The Sects Show are in for a nude awakening.

Weekend Movie: Wreck-It Ralph: Wallenberg Auditorium 8 p.m.

The producers still weep at night knowing this isn’t a Pixar film.

Saturday, Feb. 16

Owls of Minnesota: Interpretive Center 10 a.m.

Not to be confused with Awls of Minnesota, the annual cobbler’s convention.

The Gustavus Wind Orchestra Home Concert: Bjorling Recital Hall 1:30 p.m.

They are unbeatable at home this year.

The Gustavus Choir 2013 Home Concert: Lund 224 7:30 p.m.

After this, the orchestra returns for a duel to determine musical dominance on campus.

Weekend Movie: Wreck-It Ralph: Wallenberg Auditorium 8 p.m.

It brings me much Glee to find Jane Lynch in something good.

Sunday, Feb. 17

Weekend Movie: Wreck-It Ralph: Wallenberg Auditorium 2 p.m.

Cartoons are meant for Saturday mornings . . . blasphemers.

Monday, Feb. 18

Frost Week: Window Painting: Evelyn Young Dining Room 6 p.m.

The Painting Club is looking to rebound after years of disappointments in this venue.

Tuesday, Feb. 19

Weekly Meditation: Interfaith Space 7 p.m.

Bring a friend! Put the“bud”in Buddhism.

Wednesday, Feb. 20

Involvement Fair: Banquet Rooms 4:30 p.m.

For weeks, Gusties will be most involved with deleting emails from badgering groups.

Shevy Smith Show: Courtyard Café 7 p.m.

Other misspelled car company performances by Phord Phillips and Krysler Kellogg!

Thursday, Feb. 21

New Faculty Orientation Session: President’s Dining Room 12:30 p.m.

Did they just forget to take this off of the calendar?

The Government Inspector: Anderson Theatre 8 p.m.

Everyone will be“Russian” to see this play!

Feit-sty Horoscope

Aries: You aren’t the only one experiencing the J-Term hangover.

Taurus: No matter what I write, no joke is bigger than the Grammys.

Gemini: Finding out Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? actually originated in the United Kingdom will devastate you for weeks.

Cancer: Alone on Valentine’s Day? Get used to it.

Leo: Zero Dark Thirty’s ending was the biggest shocker since Lincoln’s.

Virgo: GustieLeaks unfortunately won’t take complaints of leaky faucets in your dorm room.

Libra: Sarah McLachlan’s commercial has ruined more people’s lives than the number of dogs it has saved.

Scorpio: Props for having a bad@#$ sign of the Zodiac.

Sagittarius: They need to change the papal voting process to the Survivor-style voting. Put this s@#$ on primetime.

Capricorn: I keep hoping and expecting Ohle to strut into the Caf with some music blaring like some WWE wrestler.

Aquarius: Another Ohle-Villain scenario: He shows everyone his paycheck, yelling, “Scoreboard!”

Pisces: So Space Jam isn’t based on a true story?

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