After doing my best to think up interesting things to write about, find events, and other things to blog about, for the most part, it hasn’t worked well. I feel the ACB is established enough to provide real feedback on what people would like to see come from the TrinTalk Blog, so I’m opening it up to discussion.

What would you like to see the TrinTalk blog include/exclude. Features, article ideas, regular columns. Would you be willing to write about your topic? Etc.

I’d add to that list interviews, reports, polls, you get the idea. I’m looking for any and all feedback. Feel free to contact me via e-mail at admin@trintalk.com or via the comments here or the ACB.

Enjoy the break, turkey, and football.

As always if you have anything you want posted send an e-mail to admin@trintalk.com with a description of your event or announcement.

The first question is in regards to registration:

Hillelapolooza! The one-night, three floored, fundraising event to be at!
This Thursday night starting at 10pm Hillel is hosting Hillelapolooza.
We’ll have three floors of entertainment including live music, raffles, a DATE AUCTION, and more!
Performances by Chase Caillouette, Zebra Cobra, Zee Santiago, and Chug, Chug, Chug.
Bid on your professor, the Accidentals, cooking dates, pledges, and more!
Bring money for $1.00 and $20.00 raffles, hot dogs and hamburgers, and of course- bidding on your friends!
It’s $5.00 to party unless you’re 21+ and want access to the third floor lounge.  Then it’s $10.00 in advance or $15.00 at the door.
Tabling is happening today-Thursday in Mather so sign up early!
ALL our proceeds are benefiting Hillel’s first ever Alternative Spring Break!  (Interested in coming?  We’re going to Argentina!)
All music is brought to you by Musaik.
We can’t wait to see you Thursday night!

If you have a campus event you want on TrinTalk e-mail us at admin@trintalk.com

Dear Trinity Students, Faculty, and Staff:

Are you confused, upset, worried, or would you just like to talk about race and climate at Trinity in the wake of the recent posting on TrinTalk and today’s surprising annoucement?

Then please come to a Town Hall Meeting sponsored by the Campus Climate Council with the support of T-SOAR:

When: Sunday, November 2, at 8.00 pm
Where: The Washington Room

The Campus Climate Council and T-SOAR

• Parking in Hansen is reserved for the classes of 1984 and earlier for Saturday.
• Tailgating lots will be the lower lots on Vernon and Broad Street, spots will be first-come-first-serve.
• You must be 21+ to park in a Tailgating Lot.
• Kegs and RVs are prohibited, and tailgaters are limited to one parking spot.
• No alcohol/open containers can be brought to the game.
• Tailgating Lots will open at 8 a.m. with tailgating able to start at 10 a.m.

Enjoy the game and remember that Hartford PD will be on campus keeping things in check. Lets go Bants!

Friday 10/31

• 3:00 Men’s and Women’s Soccer versus Amherst at the soccer fields
• 5:00 Field Hockey versus Amherst at the field hockey field
• 6:00 Shabbat service and dinner at Hillel (74 Vernon st)
• 8:00 Accidental’s a capella  concert in the chapel crypt
• 8:00-10:00 Public skating at the Koeppel Community Sports Center (175 New Britain Ave)

Saturday 11/1

• 11:00 Long Walk renovation: A talk with college historian Peter Knapp ‘65 in the Watkinson Library

• 11:00 Student a capella concert in Hamlin Hall
• 12:00 LGBT Open house at 114 Crescent St
• 1:00  The Trinity College Bantams face Amherst in the 2008 Homecoming Football Game, followed by receptions at the Vernon St cultural houses
• 8:00-10:00 Public skating at the Koeppel Community Sports Center (175 New Britain Ave)

Sunday 11/2

• 3:00-4:00 Family skate time at the Koeppel Community Sports Center (175 New Britain Ave)