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If you think debt is a local American issue, you are mistaken. Students against Sweatshops brings its weekly presentation to you tonight at 7. The topic on the agenda this evening, "Global Debt," is being brought to you by Borderlinks. The group plans to bring the issue of global debt to you through an audience participation skit, which anyone and everyone attending is invited to take part in. The event should last about two hours, and is taking place in Social Sciences room 206. Call Avery Kolers at 628-7805 if you have any questions about SAS, or the Borderlinks presentation this evening.

MTV is strolling into town next month, and they are bringing Garbage and Lit with them. The Campus Invasion Tour makes its stop at the UA on Nov. 20, at 7:30 p.m. Your first opportunity to pick up tickets is today at 10 at the Centennial Hall Box Office. You can also use your credit card and call 621-3341 to order tickets from your own home. Ticket prices run $25 for general public, and $20 for students with an ID. Each student can pick up two tickets with one I.D., so make sure to swing by before the box office closes at 5 p.m.

Support the rivalry, and do it for a good cause. The UA versus ASU Blood Donor Challenge is going on all this week. Help the UA defeat ASU by helping to donate the most blood. Today's locations are Manzanita-Mohave Residence Hall, located on the corner of East First Street and North Park Avenue, and Associates in Women's HealthCare, which is located at 2325 N. Wyatt Ave. The donor wagon will be Women's HealthCare from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. and at Manzanita-Mohave from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. If you have any questions about the blood drive or about donating blood in general, call Marti Cruz at 623-0541.

Want to learn intricacies of plants and insects? The Department of Entomology lecture series brings to you Dr. Sujaya Udayagiri, assistant adviser of the University of California Cooperative Extension, who is presenting "Behavioral and Chemical Ecology of Plant Insect Interactions." Dr. Udayagiri's lecture should last about 60 minutes, and takes place in the Forbes Building in room 412. The presentation starts at 10 a.m., so make sure to arrive early to make sure you have a spot. Give the Department of Entomology a call at 621-1151 if you have any further questions.