- International Pavilion, presented by the international student society - Island Studies MA: Imagine the possibilities

- Taste test: "Dips from around the world," presented by Diversity Office volunteers

- Public Lecture: Laura Archer, Doctors without borders

- First Anniversity of Mawi'omi, WA Murphy Student Centre - Aboriginal Drummers - Aboriginal Crafts - Scholarship presentation by Hon. Carolyn Bertram

- Diversity trivia at the WAVE - Prizes and bragging rights

- Faculty/Staff/Students Sound-off - 5 mimnute rant on the topic: "Can we really ever be equal?"

- Womens Basketball: UPEI VS. UNB - EAGLE ISLAND SINGERS at halftime - Aboriginal Crafts in the 2nd floor lobby

- FREE STAND-UP COMEDY: MOCCASIN JOE - Sponsored by the Native Council of PEI, Aboriginal Women's Association of PEI, and UPEI's Department of Student Services. - Donations gratefully accepted for Grandmother's House and the Chief Mary Bernard Memorial Women's Shelter in Lennox Island.

An introductory course in Drupal is offered from 10:00 am-12:00 noon Monday, January 18 in the computer lab, second floor Robertson Library. Please contact Shawn Arsenault (shwarsenault@upei.camailto:shwarsenault@upei.ca) if you have any questions. Go to: http://www.upei.ca/webtraining http://www.upei.ca/webtraining to register.

Vagabond Productions is back in action, and it is offering a valentine’s day gift to its audience: a free show. Yes, you read it correctly: admission will not be charged for Vagabond’s production of “The Path of True Love,” a rip-roaring romantic comedy. The show will run from February 10 until 13 in the Faculty Lounge, in Main. The doors will open at 7 p.m., for a 7:30 p.m. “curtain.” While admission will not be charged, Vagabond Productions will gladly accept donations to the Theatre Studies Program at the end of each evening’s performance. For more information, you can contact Dr. Greg Doran at 566-6013 or theatre@upei.ca.