Quick Hits


Arizona Daily Wildcat
Wednesday, November 30, 2005

Google box opened today

Google search engine representatives will open the giant white box that has been on the UA Mall outside of the Student Union Memorial Center for the last week this morning at 9. Students are encouraged to come to see the unveiling of a new Google product.

You think you can serenade?

Kappa Alpha Order plans to host its first annual sorority serenading competition, "So You Think You Can Serenade," today at 7 p.m.

All students are invited to watch the pledge classes of the UA's top sororities compete for the honor of best song and dance presentation.  

Admission is free but donations are encouraged and accepted at the door. All proceeds from the event will directly benefit the Muscular Dystrophy Association, Kappa Alpha's national charity.

The event will take place in the Social Sciences building, Room 100.

Teaching obstacles documented in film

A free screening of a CNN documentary that depicts the obstacles overcome by four Teach For America corps members will be shown tonight at 7 in the Education building, Room 211.

In an effort to bridge the current achievement gap in U.S. public education, the national Teach For America organization calls upon outstanding recent college graduates of all backgrounds and academic majors to teach for two years in urban and rural public schools.

The film demonstrates the efforts of these recent graduates and draws attention to the educational injustices faced by students in underserved schools everyday. A Teach For America alumnus will facilitate the screening and will be available to answer questions.