Can't wait for the year to be over? Stressed or anxious about finishing class, or about summer? Take a break from your stress and color, create, or just relax! Also, check out the National Anxiety Screening Program and get info. about anxiety, helping resources, and/or take a screening. You can also take the screening on-line; go to the Counseling Center's homepage (www.cornellcollege.edu/counseling) and click on the "On-line Mental Health Screenings" link toward the bottom of the page.

Hear about an internship experience in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania working to combat corruption through advocacy along with information on WHY corruption is keeping so many African countries in poverty and WHAT needs to happen to stop this trend. Try some Tanzanian delicacies as well!

Monetary donations for Relay for Life that were not done online collected at this time. Sponsored by Relay for Life. Questions? Contact Chris Davids or Kerri Timmerman.

A fun hour of good food and good ideas shared by three Cornell alumni. Celebrate the accomplishments of the class of 2009 and hear some insider tips on what to expect for life after college. Sponsored by CASA and the Division of Student Affairs.

BioTour, a group dedicated to renewable energy development, will be bringing their biodiesel-powered bus to campus Wednesday, May 14. BioTour offers tours, lectures, and discussion of renewable energy technology. Sponsored by the Environmental Studies program and LACE.

To accomodate the BioTour bus event, the Commons Circle will be closed until 5pm on Wednesday, May 14th. The circle will close at 12:30 am on Wednesday, May 14th. Any vehicle remaining in the Circle at this time will be subject to citation and possible tow. Questions about the event can be addressed to Rhawn Denniston, x4306, questions about parking can be addressed to Mike Williamson, x4299. We appreciate you cooperation and understanding.

PAAC is selling $2 to the Cedar Rapids Kernel's baseball game. Tickets are for sale May 12, 13, and 14 during lunch at the Commons lobby tables. The game is Sunday, May 18 at 2:00pm. One ticket per student, bring your ID. Limited tickets available, so get yours fast!

Do you know a student organization that has had spectacular programming or leadership this year or a student leader who deserves to be recognized for hard work and dedication? The Student Leadership Awards are coming soon and nominations are needed. The awards night is May 21 at 7 p.m. on the OC. Everyone is invited to this event where student organizations and student leaders will be recognized for their spectacular programming, leadership, and hard work. Refreshments will be served.

Budget Night is a special meeting of Student Senate to approve the budgets of all student led organizations. This year the event will be held in the Law Hall Statistics Room, and all students interested are welcome to attend.

Three students who attended the White Privilege Conference will lead a discussion about White Privilege by using the article, "Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack," by Peggy McIntosh. All are invited to join; no prior knowledge of the subject matter is required. web_site: N/A Post_date: Tuesday

Cole Library hosts a preschool story time every Thursday morning at 9:30 a.m. Cathy Boggs uses a weekly theme that ties together stories, songs and finger plays. Story hour lasts 30 minutes and is located in the Children's Room on first floor.