Common Hour: Pickard Theater, 12:30 p.m.
Nancy Riley, Associate Professor of Sociology, will
discuss "Foreign Bodies: SARS, Leprosy, and
Construction of Race."

Foam Dance Party: Main Quad, 9 p.m.
Soak up the suds in this notoriously fun Campus
Activities Board event.
*If rain fizzles the foam, gamble your blues away at
Casino Night in Sargent Gym, 9pm.

Weekend movie: Smith Auditorium, 7 p.m.
Bowdoin Film Society presents the French film "A Man and a Woman."

Graffiti: Baxter House, 10 p.m.
Make your mark on fellow Bowdoin friends. You never knew highlighters could be this much fun.

Kresge Gallery:
"Mahatwapurna Kura Camermaa Rakidinusna"
(Put your important things in the camera) exhibits the visual splendor of Nepal captured by Emma Raynes '04 and 17 Nepali women.

Yoga: Pickard Dance Studio 5th floor, 12:05 p.m.
Find inner peace, even on a Monday! Register with
instructor Leslie Joy Simmons at lesmiles@gwi.net

Monday Night Football: Jack McGee's Pub, 9
p.m. Enjoy free food and a big screen to watch the Dallas Cowboys take on the New York Giants.

Bowdoin Museum of Art:
"Picasso, Matisse, and Other Modern Masters from
William Alexander Collection" displays different
pieces spanning a broad range of media, with some
being exhibited for the first time.

Blood Drive: Morrell Gym, 3-8 p.m.
Do your part and help save lives by donating blood.
Sign up beforehand in Smith Union to avoid the wait.
All blood types welcome!

Brodie Education Lecture: Kresge Auditorium, 7 p.m.
Educator and school activist Pedro Noguera will speak
about "City School and the American Dream."

Journalism Lecture: Memorial Hall, Pickard, 8 p.m.
Washington Post Vice-President Ben Bradlee and
columnist Sally Quinn will share their experiences
with the nationally distributed newspaper.

Bowling at Bowdoin: Yankee Lanes, 9 p.m.
Free bowling and pizza for those joining the league in
teams of five bowlers.