Today, Wednesday, there will be a bake sale from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Powers Hall to help raise money for Haiti. There will be a variety of snacks and goodies but donations will be accepted also.

Students can support Haiti relief efforts this Thursday night at 9 in Village Hall at a “Hip Hop for Haiti” event.

From 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. this Saturday at the Bobcat station in Chambers Hall, students can celebrate Pitt-Greensburg’s homecoming as well as to donate to Haiti’s relief fund.

Learn how to ace a job interview by coming to Speed Interviewing Wednesday, Nov. 18 in the Hempfield Room in Chambers Hall.

“Smut! Give me smut and nothing but! A dirty novel I can’t shut…” Professor Sayre Greenfield sang as he danced around the coffeehouse lectern Sept. 30. This was the opening, not of a musical, but of Sigma Tau Delta’s annual Banned Books reading.

A keg of Natty Light for your house party this weekend: $45.

The cost of books for the semester: $300.

An opportunity to exchange thoughts on any topic with other students on campus: Priceless.

Missouri, birthplace of writers such as Mark Twain and Maya Angelou, will be the backdrop for this next Sigma Tau Delta convention. The international English honor society will meet in St.

By Laura Sisko / Contributing writer

Like Snow White after she ate the apple, the Children’s Literature Club is dormant.

The club, which was advised by Dr. Anne Rae in past years, has declined in the enrollment of members and advisors, leading to the club’s inactivity during the 2008-09 school year.

By Matt Wukovich / Contributing writer

Delta Eta Beta, the academic village senate, has its eyes set on Monday, Nov. 24, as a possible day for an event dealing with breast cancer. The senate plans on raising awareness of breast cancer by bringing in a guest speaker.

“I’m really excited about the possibilities of this event,” Hillary Remmick, Delta Eta Beta vice-president said. “This could potentially be life-changing for students on campus.”

By Ashley Macik / Contributing writer

Lambda Pi Eta, the communication honor society, will finalize details for a possible Halloween event when it meets on Thursday, Oct. 23, at noon in the coffeehouse. The meeting is open to all students.