The Friday after Thanksgiving has gained the moniker “Black Friday,” at least in the United States, because retailers look forward to brisk sales in the weeks before Christmas putting their accounts “in the black.”
The Women’s Center has its retail sights set a bit later: on Friday, December 5, which is the date for the annual
Fall Arts & Crafts Sale
9:00 a.m.
Winn Center Lounge
We are still actively seeking donations of hand-crafted items for the sale. Crafters still have plenty of time (over the long weekend, perhaps!) to complete projects and bring them to the Women’s Center, 100 White Hall, T-F 12:30-2 or by appointment. We are encouraging folks with items to donate to bring them to the Center by Thursday, December 4 at the latest, to give us time to price items before the sale.
This year, folks who browse the art and artisanal works by members of the Seminary community and others at the sale will also have an opportunity to see the film:
Until the Violence Stops
3:00-4:40 p.m.
McAtee A
Until the Violence Stops explains the reasons behind the V-Day movement that has impelled colleges and communities across the nation and the globe to stage their own productions of Eve Ensler’s The Vagina Monologues as part of the effort to end violence against women and girls. LPTS will join the cause with its own production in February, 2009.
The sale will conclude with an
Informal Reception
7:00 p.m.5:00 p.m.
Winn Center Lounge
featuring light refreshments and libations, as an encouragement to last-minute shoppers.
All proceeds from the Fall Arts & Crafts Sale go to support the Women’s Center and its programs
We hope to see you there!

November 26, 2008 at 4:45 pm
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