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Two Dollar Tuesday - Sushi Night!
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What:
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pay $2 for dinner
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When:
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Tuesday, March 8th, 6:00-7:30 PM
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Where:
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Morss Hall (1st Floor of Walker Memorial)
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Who:
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MIT graduate student + one guest
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Click here to reserve a spot (requires current MIT personal certificate - obtain one here)
Ticket sales will open on March 1st, Tuesday 9AM
Important information about the event:
The third Two Dollar Tuesday dinner of the year will be catered by Snappy Sushi!
Only MIT graduate students may purchase dinner tickets. Each student may buy one guest ticket. Guest tickets also cost $2 and must be purchased with the student's ticket. There is no physical ticket; there will be a guest list at the event and you will check in there.
Dinner tickets are sold on a first-come, first-served basis. The name on each ticket must be the name of the person using the ticket. Tickets are non-transferable. There will be no refunds if you cancel and/or do not show up.
To guarantee the availability of food for people who are a little late, attendees are not allowed to get a second serving between 6:00 and 6:30. After 6:30, attendees can get a second serving of food. The availability of food is not guaranteed after 6:30 PM.
Your children are welcome and can come in for free.
Questions or comments: email gsc-ac@mit.edu.
If you would like to volunteer, please email gsc-ac@mit.edu. Volunteers get free dinner.
Website problems: email gsc-webmaster@mit.edu.
Sponsored by the GSC and the GradRat.
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Grad Gala
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April 2nd, 8:00pm to 1:30am |
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Park Plaza Hotel (near the Arlington T)
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MIT graduate student + one guest |
- Ticket sales are open at https://gsc.mit.edu/gradgala/
- The Gala will feature a sparking wine pouring followed by an exquisite three-course dinner, featuring live entertainment by the Beantown Swing Orchestra, and dancing throughout the evening.
- Only MIT graduate students may purchase tickets. Each student may buy one guest ticket.
- Students may also purchase full tables of eight tickets. Subsidized drink tickets and return shuttle tickets are also available.
- Dinner tickets are sold on a first-come, first-served basis. Tickets are transferable only after the event becomes sold out.
- There will be no refunds if you cancel and/or do not show up.
- Questions or comments: email gsc-gradgala@mit.edu.
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First Annual Graduate Art Soiree |
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March 11th, 7:00 to 10:00 pm |
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New Media Lab 6th Floor |
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MIT graduate student + one guest |
Join the MIT GSC and Grad Arts Forum for a night of cultural
enrichment featuring art from the MIT community.
Our first annual graduate art soiree will be held on Friday, March
11th, 7:00-9:00PM on the top floor of the beautiful New Media Lab.
Reserve a spot at: http://tinyurl.com/ArtSoiree2011
Munch on canapes, sip some Chardonnay, listen to jazz quartet from
Berklee School of Music, and enjoy two floors of fine art by local
emerging artists, all FREE!
If you (or someone you know) has art that you would like to display,
please contact us at gsc-ac@mit.edu. Art of all types, shapes, sizes,
and forms are welcome: Architectural models, Toy Lab projects, DNA
structures, You Name It.
The event is limited and you must be 21+ to register. You may bring a
guest (also 21+).
Dress to impress.
Website problems: email gsc-webmaster@mit.edu.
Sponsored by the GSC and the SAA. |
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GSC Ski Trip; Jan 21-24 - Ticket sales on NOW
What: GSC Ski Trip
When: January 21-24
Where: Sunday River
Contact: FAQ page
- 20 more tickets left!
- Click here to buy tickets
- All graduate students and postdocs are welcome to bring 1 guest
- Slopeside condos and hotel, free group lessons, 3 days of skiing, and plenty of social activities for $265
- Organized by Snowriders and the Graduate Student Council
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Two Dollar Tuesday - Thanksgiving Feast!
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What:
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pay $2 for dinner
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When:
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Tuesday, November 30th, 6:00-7:30 PM
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Where:
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Morss Hall (1st Floor of Walker Memorial)
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Who:
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MIT graduate student + one guest
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Click here to reserve a spot (requires current MIT personal certificate - obtain one here)
Ticket sales will open on November 23rd, Tuesday 9AM
Important information about the event:
The third Two Dollar Tuesday dinner of the year will be catered by Blue Ribbon BBQ!
Only MIT graduate students may purchase dinner tickets. Each student may buy one guest ticket. Guest tickets also cost $2 and must be purchased with the student's ticket. There is no physical ticket; there will be a guest list at the event and you will check in there.
Dinner tickets are sold on a first-come, first-served basis. The name on each ticket must be the name of the person using the ticket. Tickets are non-transferable. There will be no refunds if you cancel and/or do not show up.
To guarantee the availability of food for people who are a little late, attendees are not allowed to get a second serving between 6:00 and 6:30. After 6:30, attendees can get a second serving of food. The availability of food is not guaranteed after 6:30 PM.
Your children are welcome and can come in for free.
Questions or comments: email gsc-ac@mit.edu.
If you would like to volunteer, please email gsc-ac@mit.edu. Volunteers get free dinner.
Website problems: email gsc-webmaster@mit.edu.
Sponsored by the GSC and the GradRat.
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NAGPS Legislative Speaker
(National Association of Graduate-Professional Students)
Representative Capuano
When: Saturday November 13th, 1-2PM
Where: TBA
RSVP: http://www.nagps.org/events/national-conference/special-event-registration
As part of the 24th Annual NAGPS National Conference being hosted at MIT, NAGPS, in conjuction with the MIT GSC Legislative Action Subcommittee, has invited Congressman Mike Capuano to speak at MIT.
Representative Capuano is currently serving his sixth term as a Member of Congress from the 8th Congressional District. Prior to his election in 1998, he was Mayor of Somerville for five terms. He has been a proponent of education, including higher education, and is a co-sponsor of the Federal Research and Public Access Act advocated by NAGPS and the MIT GSC.
The NAGPS National Conference is an event hosted by a member university each year. The 2010 National Conference is hosted by MIT. Over three days, representatives from Graduate and Professional Student Councils, universities, and partners will meet to discuss best practices, student advocacy, legislative concerns, leadership development, collegiate budgeting, and organizational skills.
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MIT-Harvard 80s Party
When: Saturday November 13th, 9-12:30pm
Where: Dudley House, Harvard Yard
Do you remember when stonewash was cool? When shoulder pads were in?
When pastels and neons were worn side by side? Come relive the joy of 80s fashion
and do the running-man all night long at the Harvard-MIT 80s party. Come dressed in
your best80s gear and reminisce with friends. Free entry.
Open to MIT graduate students and Harvard Dudley
House members, student ID required. Snacks provided, alcoholic
beverages $2 (cash only).
Proper ID required for alcohol.
Contact dudley.social@gmail.com
Sponsored by the MIT GSC and Harvard Dudley
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Two Dollar Tuesday
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What:
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pay $2 for dinner
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When:
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Tuesday, November 2nd, 6:00-7:30 PM
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Where:
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Morss Hall (1st Floor of Walker Memorial)
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Who:
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MIT graduate student + one guest
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Click here to reserve a spot (requires current MIT personal certificate - obtain one here)
Ticket sales will open on October 24th, Sunday 1PM
Important information about the event:
The third Two Dollar Tuesday dinner of the year will be catered by Season to Taste.
Only MIT graduate students may purchase dinner tickets. Each student may buy one guest ticket. Guest tickets also cost $2 and must be purchased with the student's ticket. There is no physical ticket; there will be a guest list at the event and you will check in there.
Dinner tickets are sold on a first-come, first-served basis. The name on each ticket must be the name of the person using the ticket. Tickets are non-transferable. There will be no refunds if you cancel and/or do not show up.
To guarantee the availability of food for people who are a little late, attendees are not allowed to get a second serving between 6:00 and 6:30. After 6:30, attendees can get a second serving of food. The availability of food is not guaranteed after 6:30 PM.
Your children are welcome and can come in for free.
Questions or comments: email gsc-ac@mit.edu.
If you would like to volunteer, please email gsc-ac@mit.edu. Volunteers get free dinner.
Website problems: email gsc-webmaster@mit.edu.
Sponsored by the GSC and the GradRat.
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Proposed 2010-11 Federal Legislative Platform
The GSC Legislative Action Subcommittee is responsible for assisting the GSC in developing its legislative policy by annually submitting a proposed Federal Legislative Platform for consideration and approval by the General Council. While the Federal Legislative Platform is not an exclusive expression of the federal legislative issues of concern to the GSC, this platform identifies the GSC’s main public policy priorities.
The proposed 2010-11 Federal Legislative Platform (click to download) was introduced at the General Council Meeting on October 6th, and will be discussed and voted upon at the November meeting. If you have any questions or comments, you may contact the Legislative Action Subcommittee at gsc-lasc [at] mit [dot] edu. |
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First Annual Corn Maze Trip
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What:
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First Annual Corn Maze Trip
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When:
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Thursday, October 21, 4:00-10:30 PM
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Where:
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Marini Farms, Ipswich, MA
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Who:
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MIT graduate student + one guest
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Click here to reserve a spot (requires current MIT personal certificate - obtain one here)
Important information about the event:
Website problems: email gsc-webmaster@mit.edu.
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