The Political Science & International Studies Club is hosting “Dinner, Debate, Discussion & Duel,” a viewing of the film “Sicko” by Michael Moore. Following the film, Dr. Robert C. Harding will lead a discussion concerning the pros and cons of implementing a universal health care system in the U.S. The film is open to all students, faculty, and staff. Food and beverages will also be served.

As part of Women’s History Month, and in recognition of of Spring Hill’s commitment to “Renewing the Face of the Earth,” the History Department is sponsoring a screening of the film “A Sense of Wonder,” which is about the environmental activist Rachel Carson, author of “Silent Spring,” who is considered by many to be the founder of the modern environmental movement.

USA professor of mathematics Dan Silver will discuss the work of Albrecht Durer, artist and mathematician. Everyone is invited to this interdisciplinary lecture.

Fr. Larry Gillick, of Creighton University, will give an interactive reflection on service and Christian faith. All are invited. Open to the public.

Amnesty International will hold a screening of Invisible Children’s first documentary (a different one than that previously shown), which explores in detail the abduction of children in Uganda and their traumatic training as child soldiers in Joseph Kony’s rebel army. Refreshments will be served and a optional discussion is to follow.

The concert will feature works by Barber, Copland, Hoiby and other American composers.
Kenneth Weber: Baritone, Robert Holm: Piano.
Admission: $10, Students: $5

The Office of Communications and Marketing is looking for students to produce illustrations for the Spring Hill College Magazine, which goes out to alumni, faculty, staff, parents, donors and friends of the college. If you have artistic talent, show us your portfolio. If selected, you will have the opportunity to design artwork that reflects the issue’s theme. Contact Margaret Broach, art director of the Spring Hill College Magazine.

Students and faculty are invited to participate in Spring Hill College’s sixth-annual COOL Day on April 22. COOL (Celebration of Our Learning) Day is a showcase for student research, scholarship and creativity. Students, working with a faculty mentor, are invited to present the results of their senior seminar projects (or other projects) in a daylong celebration.

To sign up, a student should make prior contact with a faculty mentor or academic advisor. The student then submits a proposal to the mentor/advisor by March 31. On COOL Day, participating students will make presentations of about 12 minutes, with five minutes allowed for questions from the audience. This is a great way to sharpen up your presentation skills!

For more information, email: COOL@shc.edu

After sweeping a 3-game series this weekend from Tougaloo College, the Baseball Badgers will host a doubleheader versus Thomas University (Ga.) on Tuesday beginning at 3 p.m. and travel to New Orleans to play Loyola on Friday and Saturday.

The Lady Badgers split a home doubleheader versus No. 10 ranked Mobile on Sunday and will travel to Jackson, Miss., to play Belhaven College this Tuesday at 3 p.m. They return home for a doubleheader with LSU-Alexandria on Saturday with the first pitch at 12 p.m.

The rains of last week forced the cancellation of two conference matches, but the Badgers return to the courts on Wednesday to play arch-rivals the University of Mobile Rams at 6 p.m. at the Copeland-Cox Tennis Center.