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#0, From the Desk of Dean Montaigne
Posted by Gryphon on Jun-29-11 at 11:18 PM
LAST EDITED ON Jun-30-11 AT 10:43 AM (EDT)
 

Claudia M. Montaigne, Dean of Student Life


ACADEMIC CALENDAR FOR SCHOOL YEAR 2409 - 2410
italics denote non-academic function

Friday, August 28 - Residence Halls open for new students only; New Student Orientation begins

Saturday, August 29 - Residence Halls open for returning students

Monday, August 31 - First day of classes, Term A

Saturday, September 19 - Sunday, September 20 - Homecoming

Monday, October 12 - Final examinations begin, Term A

Friday, October 16 - Last day of classes, Term A

Saturday, October 17 - Sunday, October 25 - Fall Recess

Monday, October 26 - First day of classes, Term B

Saturday, October 31 - Halloween Gala

Wednesday, November 11 - Veterans' Day (no classes)

Wednesday, November 25 - Sunday, November 29 - Thanksgiving Recess

Monday, December 14 - Final examinations begin, Term B

Friday, December 18 - Last day of classes, Term B

Saturday, December 19 - Yule Ball

Sunday, December 20 - Residence Halls close (at 5 PM) except by special permission

Saturday, December 19 - Sunday, January 10 - Winter Recess

Friday, January 8 - Residence Halls open

Monday, January 11 - First day of classes, Term C

Saturday, February 13 - Sunday, February 21 - Sanity Week

Friday, February 12 - Sunday, February 14 - Winterfest

Sunday, February 14 - Valentine's Day Dance

Monday, March 1 - Final examinations begin, Term C

Friday, March 5 - Last day of classes, Term C

Saturday, March 6 - Sunday, March 21 - Spring Recess

Monday, March 22 - First day of classes, Term D

Wednesday, April 7 - Career Day

Monday, April 19 - Bajoran Independence Day (no classes)

Monday, April 19 - DSM Motor Club Presents a Day at the Beach

Saturday, April 24 - Spring Concert

Saturday, May 1 - Spring Formal

Monday, May 3 - Final examinations begin, Term D

Friday, May 7 - Final examinations end, Term D

Sunday, May 9 - Residence Halls close (at 5 PM)

Friday, May 14 - Baccalaureate

Saturday, May 15 - Commencement

Thursday, May 27 - Sunday, May 30 - Alumni Reunion

Friday, June 4 - Residence Halls open for Term E students

Monday, June 7 - First day of classes, Term E

Monday, July 12 - Final examinations begin, Term E

Friday, July 16 - Last day of classes, Term E

Sunday, July 18 - Residence Halls close (at 5 PM)

CMM/ft


#1, RE: From the Desk of Dean Montaigne
Posted by trigger on Jun-30-11 at 09:31 AM
In response to message #0
Alumni Reunion?

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#2, RE: From the Desk of Dean Montaigne
Posted by Gryphon on Jun-30-11 at 10:43 AM
In response to message #1
>Alumni Reunion?

Admittedly, there aren't many of them yet, but maybe WPI alumni are invited too.

--G.
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#3, RE: From the Desk of Dean Montaigne
Posted by Pasha on Jun-30-11 at 03:11 PM
In response to message #2
>>Alumni Reunion?
>
>Admittedly, there aren't many of them yet, but maybe WPI alumni are
>invited too.
>

Well, there should be...2? 3? Full classes of graduates by the 2410-'11 school year. That's at least a hundred people, and if you get them in the habit of showing up for a reunion early on, then it's habit later when they're rich, and you can beg for money for them.


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-Pasha
What was that feeling again?
Oh yes.
-Rage-


#4, RE: From the Desk of Dean Montaigne
Posted by Gryphon on Jun-30-11 at 03:29 PM
In response to message #3
>Well, there should be...2? 3? Full classes of graduates by the
>2410-'11 school year. That's at least a hundred people, and if you
>get them in the habit of showing up for a reunion early on, then it's
>habit later when they're rich, and you can beg for money for them.

DSM doesn't really need to do that last part, but it is best to start cultivating nostalgia early. :)

--G.
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#5, RE: From the Desk of Dean Montaigne
Posted by Pasha on Jun-30-11 at 04:53 PM
In response to message #4
>>Well, there should be...2? 3? Full classes of graduates by the
>>2410-'11 school year. That's at least a hundred people, and if you
>>get them in the habit of showing up for a reunion early on, then it's
>>habit later when they're rich, and you can beg for money for them.
>
>DSM doesn't really need to do that last part, but it is best to
>start cultivating nostalgia early. :)

Well, it doesn't need to do that NOW, but what about in 15 years or so, when Corwin and Anthy's daughter (has she been named on screen yet?) gets there, has a bad week, and blows up Hamlin Hall or something. ;-)

--
-Pasha
What was that feeling again?
Oh yes.
-Rage-


#6, RE: From the Desk of Dean Montaigne
Posted by Gryphon on Jun-30-11 at 05:04 PM
In response to message #5
>Well, it doesn't need to do that NOW, but what about in 15 years or
>so, when Corwin and Anthy's daughter (has she been named on screen
>yet?) gets there, has a bad week, and blows up Hamlin Hall or
>something. ;-)

Named? She hasn't been born yet. We don't even know for sure she'll be a daughter. And you're already ascribing epic property damage to her. It's really true that some people are born to get no respect. :)

--G.
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#7, RE: From the Desk of Dean Montaigne
Posted by Pasha on Jun-30-11 at 06:10 PM
In response to message #6
>>Well, it doesn't need to do that NOW, but what about in 15 years or
>>so, when Corwin and Anthy's daughter (has she been named on screen
>>yet?) gets there, has a bad week, and blows up Hamlin Hall or
>>something. ;-)
>
>Named? She hasn't been born yet. We don't even know for sure
>she'll be a daughter. And you're already ascribing epic property
>damage to her. It's really true that some people are born to get no
>respect. :)
>

Well, according to a) Corwin's prophetic dreams and b) Midshipman Tenjou, she's a she. And (inferred) born by then.

And anyone who can blow up a residence hall gets all kinds of respect from me. You know, the same way that Aya "Go around the other side of the nebula" Nakajima gets my respect. ;-)

--
-Pasha
What was that feeling again?
Oh yes.
-Rage-


#8, RE: From the Desk of Dean Montaigne
Posted by Bushido on Jun-30-11 at 09:16 PM
In response to message #7
If it's not her directly, it will be the people stupid enough to come after her.

#10, RE: From the Desk of Dean Montaigne
Posted by Prince Charon on Jul-07-11 at 11:47 PM
In response to message #8
LAST EDITED ON Jul-07-11 AT 11:49 PM (EDT)
 
... and there very likely will be people going after her, because of who she's related to, if nothing else (and given those relations, she might make deadly enemies of her own, by the time she starts attending).

EDIT: Oh, and Homecoming starts on Talk Like a Pirate Day (and Hermione Granger's birth day, for that matter)? Arrr.

“They planned their campaigns just as you might make a splendid piece of harness. It looks very well; and answers very well; until it gets broken; and then you are done for. Now I made my campaigns of ropes. If anything went wrong, I tied a knot; and went on.”
-- Arthur Wellesley, First Duke of Wellington


#11, RE: From the Desk of Dean Montaigne
Posted by Gryphon on Nov-01-11 at 12:49 PM
In response to message #10
>EDIT: Oh, and Homecoming starts on Talk Like a Pirate Day (and
>Hermione Granger's birth day, for that matter)? Arrr.

I just noticed this. It's going to stick in my head for a while that Hermione's birthday is Talk Like a Pirate Day.

--G.
"Arrr, happy birthday, ye scurvy dog." "Ron, I will kill you."
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#12, RE: From the Desk of Dean Montaigne
Posted by goldenfire on Nov-01-11 at 07:04 PM
In response to message #11
one of my favorite modern filkers has a song, in fact, about this topic

#9, RE: From the Desk of Dean Montaigne
Posted by Star Ranger4 on Jul-01-11 at 01:48 AM
In response to message #0
.... Giving us a framework for events DSM panic will interact with, I assume?

And why do I suddenly have this sinking feelign about the DSM Motorclub's day at the beach? some sort of collision between Top Gear's 'Road film (whith Fighting)' and Sgt. spookypants and lord knows what else waiting to blow up in eveyrones face.