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Join us as we go to Union Station Homeless Shelter here in Pasadena to prepare and serve dinner to the homeless. The time commitment is 5:45 PM – 9:30 PM, food and materials will be provided. Watch for sign up announcements on the Community Service Email Interest List.

The Caltech Y offers many opportunities for community service, organized and led by Caltech students. If you are interested in receiving email announcements of upcoming community service projects, you can self subscribe to the Community Service Interest List at www.caltechy.org/lists/. If you are interested in helping to organize and lead community service projects, or have other questions: contact caltechy@caltech.edu.

For more info go to: http://caltechy.org/programs_services/tutoring/

The Caltech Y offers many opportunities for community service, organized and led by Caltech students. If you are interested in receiving email announcements of upcoming community service projects, you can self subscribe to the Y-Act Interest List at www.caltechY.org/lists/. If you are interested in helping to organize and lead community service projects, or have other questions: contact caltechy@caltech.edu.

Tutor public school students between grades 8 and 12 in Math and Science. For more info and complete calendar go to: http://caltechy.org/programs_services/tutoring/

The Caltech Y offers many opportunities for community service, organized and led by Caltech students. If you are interested in receiving email announcements of upcoming community service projects, you can self subscribe to the Y-Act Interest List at www.caltechY.org/lists/. If you are interested in helping to organize and lead community service projects, or have other questions: contact caltechy@caltech.edu.

The Caltech Y Student Executive Committee (ExComm) meets weekly to plan activities, consider requests for funding, and to monitor programming efforts of the Caltech Y. Meetings are open to any students who are interested in planning events or influencing Caltech Y programming.

The Caltech Y is an independent organization that is formally affiliated with Caltech. It was founded by students in 1916 organized to provide leadership opportunities and extracurricular activities that were planned and implemented by students. The mission of today's Y remains the same-to enrich student life and provide opportunities that will challenge students to become engaged, responsible citizens of the world.

Paul Laurence is a renowned songwriter/producer with seven number one R&B hits to his credit and countless other works including music for Spike Lee’s movie Do The Right Thing. Laurence will discuss music’s influence on the Civil Rights Movement over lunch.

Lunch is provided. RSVP required, visit www.diversitycenter.caltech.edu for a link to the sign up.

Come watch the LA Kings play the Columbus Blue Jackets on Wednesday, February 1st @ 7:30pm. If you have never been to a hockey game, you should consider escaping from Caltech to enjoy the thrilling and festive atmosphere of the Staples center in downtown LA.

Nitty gritty details:
Tickets are limited. Students may stop by the Caltech Y to reserve tickets for $15 each starting this Friday, January 20^th at 9:00 AM. Each student may sign up an additional student guest. The initial ticket block is limited to students, however we will be attempting to purchase some additional tickets and students may reserve a spot for a non-student guest in our second block of tickets.

We will send more details including ticket pick up and seating to students who buy tickets. Note that we are not providing transportation to the game, but don't hesitate to sign up if you don't have transportation. If you want to go, we will do our best to help you get to the game (this may involve riding with other students or taking the metro).

Explore LA is coordinated by the Caltech Y with generous support form Campus Life and the Master of Student Houses. If you have additional questions, feel free to stop in at the Caltech Y (505 S. Wilson Ave) or email Margaret (mchiu@caltech.edu).

Volunteer at Hathaway-Sycamores, a group that supports local underprivileged but motivated high school students. Some of the subjects being tutored are AP Chemistry, AP Physics, AP Calculus, etc. If you are interested, please email Josie (jkishi@caltech.edu) or Ted (xjin@caltech.edu) for more information.

The Caltech Y offers many opportunities for community service, organized and led by Caltech students. If you are interested in receiving email announcements of upcoming community service projects, you can self subscribe to the Community Service Interest List at www.caltechy.org/lists/. If you are interested in helping to organize and lead community service projects, or have other questions: contact caltechy@caltech.edu.

Please drop by Pavilions this Saturday, February 4 for our food drive. All food and money raised will be donated to The Pantry at Friends In Deed in Pasadena. This food bank serves supplemental food to 200 low-income and homeless households each week.

There will be a table set up outside the entrance to Pavilions in order to collect donations from shoppers. The entire food drive is from 10 am to 4 pm, however the time commitment for volunteers is two hour slots (one from 10 to 12, one from 12 to 2 and one from 2 to 4). Please email Katherine Lee at kjlee@caltech.edu to sign up.

The Caltech Y offers many opportunities for community service, organized and led by Caltech students. If you are interested in receiving email announcements of upcoming community service projects, you can self subscribe to the Community Service Interest List at www.caltechy.org/lists/. If you are interested in helping to organize and lead community service projects, or have other questions: contact caltechy@caltech.edu.

The Studenski Memorial Award is a grant of up to $4000 established in the memory of Paul Studenski, a Caltech student who was killed in an automobile accident while traveling across the United States in 1974. It is awarded to a Caltech undergraduate who has reached a crossroads in life and would benefit from a period away from the academic community to obtain a better understanding of self and to explore possible directions for his/her future.

For more info go to: http://caltechy.org/programs_services/areas/Studenski/index.php

Join us for an informational dinner with former Studenski Recipients hosted by Tom Mannion at his house on Monday, February 13th at 5:30 PM. Please RSVP to caltechY@caltech.edu by February 8th at 5:00 PM.