Who Am I ? By Gessica Stein, age 11
I’m as old as a mountain
I’m as young as a breeze
I’m a newborn baby
I’m an old worn down tree
I’m the power of all
But I am weak
I am scarce
I am plenty
of whom do I speak?
Answer : The Earth
Worship Service, 10, Drill Field
"Honoring all our NEIGHBORS"
All living being on this planet are our NEIGHBORS--the trees, the plants, the four- legged creatures, and those that swim, crawl and fly. Join Carole Eagleheart and friends for a worship experience of chanting, drumming, and dancing in an earth centered spirituality circle.
The Creatures Are Coming!
We will be calling to Eagle, Coyote, Bear & Buffalo at the earth centered spirituality circle tonite. The rumor is they are already on campus. Watch for them! Stop by on the way out of TWOB and enjoy the drumming till the beginning of the circle at 10 at the Drill Field. (If it rains, go to Cafeteria A at Dietrick.)
Cabaret Performers COMMON GROUND CAFÉ Serendipity Theme, 10: Prom Night SUUSI STARS IMPORTANT Last Minute Reminders:
10-1030 Carol Eagleheart
1030 Jamboree
Your tab is ready for collection. Be sure to stop by to settle up and enjoy tonight's line up:
1030-11 Steve Abbott & Jennifer Bosveld
1130-12 George Crafts & Dee Kyson
1230-2 Open Mic
(some spots still open)
Also, all of the remaining coffee will be weighed out and sold by the pound to take home. All proceeds will benefits SUUSIships. Don’t let all this perfectly good caffine go to waste!
One more thing: Volunteers needed at the Café tonight at 945!
"I'd love to thank every single one of you for being a SUUSI STAR! It's been a great week and we owe a huge round of applause to our Va Tech hosts." -Dee
- Remove your key from its key ring before you return it - unless you're in O'Shag. Leave your key deposit when you depart on Saturday. Don’t forget- you can still donate it to SUUSIships.
- If you debunked your bed, you must rebunk it. Rebunk your bed even if it was debunked when you got here.
- Fill out a SUUSI evaluation to help us keep making it wonderful.
- Pack up your banner from Owens Ballroom. If you don't they will not be stored.
ARTISAN's BAZAAR
LAST CHANCE TO SHOP
Open only until Friday 6pm
Closed Saturday
THE SUUSI STORE will be open Saturday from 10 till noon. Take advantage of your last chance to stock up on SUUSI T-shirts, static cling SUUSI CHALICE window decals, bumper stickers, books, and enough terrific music to get you home, through the next year and back to SUUSI 2001. We also have some excellent items to keep the kids busy during the ride back home.
WATER BOTTLES - Last Chance
Get your SUUSI water bottles at the SUUSI Store tomorrow 10 till noon. Supplies are limited
ANYONE WITH ITEMS FOR SALE IN THE SUUSI STORE: Thank you for your contributions. Your music, books, singings and signings have made this year's SUUSI Store one of the most successful ever! Please remember to pick up any unsold items by 2pm Saturday. When you come in, make sure you allow enough time to inventory your items and have your Inventory Sheet checked and signed by a SUUSI Store Staff person, as this is the only way you will get paid for the items you sold.
SAVE TIBET
You can help raise consciousness regarding China’s continuing hostile treatment of Tibet and her people. Go to www.savetibet.org or call 202-785-1515 or write: International Campaign For Tibet, 1825K St. NW, Suite 520, Washington D.C., 20006
The Schedule
7:30-9:30 Dietrick Express
SUUSI NUUS – INFO Office
730p doors open for the only performance of TWOB (8p)
10p Worship Service – Drill Field
10p Nightlife:
-1a Serendipity- Owens Hall
-1a CACHÉ— Dietrick Hall, Deitz Place
-1a Cabaret— Owens Hall
-2a Common Ground Café— Slusher Tower Lobby
-Tomorrow-
6:30-9a Breakfast— Dietrick Dining Hall
10a-12p SUUSI Store - Payne 1002
11:30a-1:30p Lunch— Dietrick Dining Hall
MUGBOOKS
Did you know:
Blacksburg is Virginia’s largest "town" (In Virginia, "cities" like Radford are politically independent of the counties) with 36,000 people.
Skeet Prices Soar!
As a result of the tragic "accident" (or from some viewers perspective the totally thoughtless and negligent over-hugging) at Wednesday’s Cabaret in which the last known male skeet met a sudden and untimely death, skeet prices have soared to unprecedented levels. A box of 90 immature skeet of unknown and unidentifiable gender, which previously sold at fine stores for just $3.99, was reportedly selling for $479.99 this morning. Stock prices and skeet futures also soared at market openings this morning. Trading in shares of market leaders Acme Skeet, National Skeet and United Skeet was suspended at 9:30am. The market was rife with rumor that a certain well-known capitalist entrepreneur would announce the initial public offering of a new company, SUUSI Skeet, later today. This led to speculation that male skeet were being hoarded and the skeet market manipulated by someone at SUUSI. When asked for comment, spokespersons at the National Association of Skeet Dealers would only say, "Ask Steve." Which Steve they were referring to is anyone’s guess.
Appalachian Neighbors
You probably know the hillbilly myth is a fraud… but think twice about the "rugged individualist mountaineer" too. As Barry Whittemore explains in his Appalachian History workshop, the earliest European settlers here in the 1700’s required help from their neighbors. Modern UU’s may have bought the self-sufficiency myth, but we can’t survive alone either. We need to acknowledge the neighbors, accept and receive help, and recognize that we live in community. To be independent, we need to be interdependent...
Be a SUUSI helper
Volunteers needed daily for:
7p Blowing up helium balloons (for Serendipity and CACHE - meet Rob Petrick at NewResWest office)
7:30p Community time breakdown
Also Saturday for:
8-10a Key drop at Payne
9-noon Direct traffic for loading cars
Saturday
Gather at 9:00 AM to say goodbye in a new way as we send our SUUSI energy out into the world.
Location to be announced in SUUSI NUUS.
SUUSI 2001
SUUSI next year will be here at Blacksburg, July 22-28. The theme next year will be "The Interdependent Web". Check the Web site at www.suusi.org for the latest updates throughout the year. Contact Cathy Ring cring@erols.com or (703) 754-8191 for details on being a SUUSI evangelist in your community.
HAVE A SAFE TRIP HOME. START PLANNING FOR SUUSI 2001. THANKS FOR BEING HERE.
TWOB - 8pm - Doors open @ 730 - Be there!
Editted by David Strube