Today FELLOWSHIP OF Christian Ath-letes meets at 8pm (Sayles 253). All are welcome for good times and good talks. Bring a friend, bring a Bible! SUMO PRESENTS Avengers: Age of Ultron. 8 & 11PM Weitz Cin-ema JEWISH SHABBAT Service. Stu-dent led, Dinner Provided. All are welcome. 6:15 at Page East House. contact bahnj BE SURE to stop by Friday’s with Fred. 8:00 -9:30 am in SH Great Space October 16 and 30th SHABBAT SERVICE, 6:15 p.m., Page East. Led by Rabbi Shosh Dworsky. Student cooked dinner too. Contacts: bahnj, rosenberge JOIN THE GSC for a special Tea-Time to celebrate National Com-ing Out Week! 4:30pm in GSC (Ground Scoville)

Saturday, October 17 RAMEN NIGHT. Come chill at 5:30 in Cassat basement! Hosted by ASIA Club. SUMO PRESENTS Fantastic Four! 8 & 11 @ Weitz Cinema. CARLETON FOOTBALL vs. ST OLAF! Free transportation to the game at St. Olaf. First bus leaves from Willis at 12:30 PM. Back by 3:45 PM IM FLAG Football It’s a one-day tournament this coming Saturday (10/17) from 1-4pm at the rec center fields, and it’s 6v6. Contact jangy. NOT QUEER Enough? Brunch and Discussion around this topic at Q&A House as part of National Coming Out Week. 10:30am at Henrickson

Sunday, October 18 CELEBRATE MIDTERM break with a Scandinavian brunch! Learn what fika is with Friends of Scandinavia. 11-12 in the first Evans lounge. SUMO PRESENTS Avengters: Age of Ultron @ 2 PM and Fantas-tic Four @ 8 PM. Both in Weitz Cinema EVER WANTED to learn Japanese sword fighting? Come to Kendo!Sundays 2:00pm Cowling Gym ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN Vespers Service led by Father Christopher Marciolek, 5pm, Chapel. Supper after service, too!

Monday, October 19 MUSTARD SEED is Monday nights at 9pm in the chapel! Come join us for student-led Christian worship! THIS MONDAY, learn how to grow and cook mushrooms with Chef Gibson in Cooking 101! Sign up by emailing bonappetite-vents@carleton.edu

Wednesday, October 21 DR. LOVE Live at the Cave @8pm! Join the GSC and four student panelists for advice about love, dating, and hooking up at Carleton! EVENSONG: CONTEMPLATIVE Christian Song and Prayer, 8:30-9:00pm, Chapel. Christian service with music readings, silence. All are welcome. Led by Chaplain Carolyn Fure-Slocum. FRESHMAN FALL Day! Treats, pumpkin decorating contest, and fun! Don’t forget to grab your free 2019 shirt with onecard! Great Hall 4-6.

Thursday, October 22 BUDDHIST MEDITATION with Professor Roger Jackson, 8:00pm, Chapel. Cushions provided. No experience needed. ?s x4003 CARLETON CAMS in Europe, Winter 2017! Faculty director John Schott tells all. 5PM, Weitz 132 HECUA IS at Carleton to talk with you! Check of the off-cam-pus study options! 11AM-2PM, Sayles-Hill.

Friday, October 23 CHELSEA 11:17 at 11:17pm in Little Nourse Theatre - participa-tory sketch comedy for all! Puns, laughter, intellectually stimulating humor, dumb jokes, and David Bowie. SHABBAT SERVICE, 6:15 p.m., Page East. Led by students and includes dinner too. Contacts: bahnj, rosenberge 9TH ANNUAL Harvest Stomp Contra Dance. Northfield Armory, by Econo. FREE admission for Carls! No dance experience or partner required. 7pm lessons 7:30-10:30pm

FRIDAY, OCT 16, 2015

::Riddle Answer::Q: What starts with “P” and ends with “E” and has more

than 1000 letters?

Answer: Post Office

Saturday, October 24 DILDOS AND Dumplings in Say-les251 @6pm! WA House is host-ing viewing of porn and discus-sion on use of sex toys in giving/receiving pleasure! SOCIAL!!! COME learn how to roll spring rolls with CHS in the the 1st Cassat Lounge from 12:00PM until 2:00 PM! Email mouaj. POST-EBONY II Cowling Dance this Saturday (October 24) at 10:30pm! Register guests online by 5pm Saturday. OneCard re-quired for admission. COME AND enjoy Voice Show-case Recital: The Great American Songbook. 7:30pm, Concert Hall.

Sunday, October 25 MUSTARD SEED Chapel Service, 5pm, Chapel. Led by Carleton’s student praise band. Supper after service. GOSPEL BRUNCH, 11:00am, Chapel Lobby - Good singing and good food! All are welcome. ENJOY JAZZ Ensemble concert, directed by Laura Caviani. 3pm, Concert Hall.

GENERAL CALLING ALL photographers! Skin Deep is accepting photo series proposals through Friday 10/16. Email monaghans for de-tails. Camera phones are fine! SUMO PRESENTS a Superhero Doubleheader! The Avengers: Age of Ultron - 10/16: 8 & 11 PM, 10/18: 2 PM. The Fantastic Four - 10/17: 8 & 11 PM, 10/18: 8 PM (All showings in Weitz Cinema) WANT TO write music? Experi-enced songwriter looking to help newcomers get started. No musi-cal experience necessary. Contact pickartd APPLY TO DJ at Cowling & Hal-loween! Apps close Oct. 16 at noon! Apply online on SAO web-site. No experience required. GOT A paper you’re proud of? Submit to Carleton’s Under-graduate Journal of Humanistic Studies! Submit on our webpage before October 25th at 11:59pm. POPCORN FRIDAY in the Student Activities Office! Stop by for some free popcorn and to learn about upcoming events sponsored by SAO.

WANTED DOG-/HOUSE-SITTER NEEDED for 26-30 December. $25/day, a mile from campus, dog mildly quirky. Contact cfortin. ISO 2-3 strong students to help move furniture in Apple Valley. $25/student for less than an hour of work-email dleebaw. IN SEARCH of a responsible, imaginative, energetic caregiver for our 2 boys in our home. Up to 12hrs/wk, but we’re flexible. amazzariello@carleton.edu. Many thanks! DO YOU get chills to music? If so please contact larsena@carleton.edu to see if you’re eligible to be a participant in my COMPS. WHAT MAKES a healthy relation-ship? Help us share this info w/ middle & high-schoolers by talk-ing with us on camera! email @nievesr for info!

LOST & FOUND I LOST a pocket knife my uncle gave me in Weitz on 10/7. Please e-mail me at mcmurtrya@ if picked it up. Thanks.

HOUSING WINTER BREAK Housing Applica-tions are now available online at go.carleton.edu/break or in the Office of Residential Life. Dead-line to register, Nov 2. SUBLET THIS winter break from Eagle’s Nest, across the street from basil’s. Low rent! Good loca-tion! Email dolleare

::Riddle of the Day::Two mothers and two

daughters go on a fishing trip. They each catch one fish, but at the end of the day there are only three

fish in the bucket. How can this be if everyone caught

one fish? Answer in Monday’s NNB