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Some of the athletic teams will be hosting a tent sale after Thanksgiving on December 1st from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. in the Person Room of William & Mary Hall.

What is this stuff we call sound? How do we hear it? How can you tell the voices of your friends apart? Why does a flute sound different from a violin? Come discover the nature of sound.

Callista & Newt Gingrich to sign their latest books at College Bookstore on Dec. 1st, 2012

Join student a cappella group Passing Notes for their last concert of the semester.

Enjoy a performance explaining the significance of Diwali, and light snacks catered by Nawab.

Join our music students as they present their original compositions.

Fred Eversley will give a lecture on his sculpted works. Eversley's untitled sculpture is among the works on exhibit in African American Art: Harlem Renaissance, Civil Rights Era, and Beyond.

A recital of the students of Asian Folklore Performance and the Sitayana Gamelan Workshop.

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The WISE Initiative is pleased to announce a symposium with Dr. Sue Savage-Rumbaugh One of Time Magazine's 100 Most Influential People in 2011 Thursday, December 6, 2012 4:00pm, Commonwealth Auditorium This event is free and open to the public

Come out for a stress relieving Arts and Crafts event right before finals. We will have friendship bracelets, Gimp lanyards, Cats Eyes, Playdoh and more! See you in Lodge 1 at 4 p.m.!

Lecture by Daniel Baben, Ph.D. Candidate, Indiana University.

What's a four-letter word for "intercourse" that ends with the letter, K? TALK Students, faculty and staff from every corner of campus will meet in the Commons private dining room to have a town hall eat-and-greet on the subject of hooking up.

Join the Development Ambassadors in celebrating the end of classes! Stop by for some FREE hot chocolate and some festive holiday music. Don't forget to pick up your FREE mug!

An exciting a cappella singing competition at Busch Gardens' Globe Theater. Proceeds benefit two worthy organizations: Literacy for Life (located at W&M's School of Education) and the Williamsburg Choral Guild.

Join us for an evening of classic wind repertoire and seasonal favorites at the Wind Symphony Winter Concert.

Talk by Zi-Xia Song (University of Central Florida)

Every semester a diverse array of visiting scholars and W&M faculty make research presentations as part of the department's faculty seminar series.

Speaker: Miguel Morales, LLNL, Title: "High Pressure Hydrogen: A First-Principles Perspective"

Simon Lapointe, violin Tickets: $8 general, $3 student with ID, under 12 free PBK Box Office 757-221-2666

Exams sending your stress level through the roof? Take a break at the Student Rec Center.

Winter combined choirs concert, featuring the W&M Choir, under the direction of James Armstrong and the Women's Chorus and Botetourt Chamber Singers, under the direction of Jamie Bartlett.

Join students of Dr. Anna Kijanowska for an evening of music by Claude Debussy. Free and open to the public.

Join the students of Peter DuBeau for their fall recital.

The Office of Student Affairs, the Senior Class and the Graduate Council sponsor a reception and recognition ceremony honoring graduate and undergraduate students completing their degrees in December/January.

Come enjoy this annual tradition that includes holiday music and a special Dr. Seuss reading. Then, cast a holly sprig into the Yule log fire for good luck.

A memorial gathering in honor of Dr. Gregory M. Capelli, Biology Professor Emeritus, will be held in the Matoaka Room at the School of Education.

Join AMP in Lodge 1 for a holiday celebration! Come watch a free screening of "Elf" at 9:30 followed by your favorite holiday TV episodes. Come early to get your photo taken with Santa/ScAMP and stay for free snacks and activities.