Guess who is coming to UMass Lowell??
SNOOOOOOPPPPP DOGGG!! :]
yes, you heard right, CAPA was able to obtain the multi-platinum hit artist Snoop Dogg on January 28th. Tickets go on sale 11/29 at 10 AM. That is just in 10 days!! Tickets cost $25 for students with a valid school ID and $40 for the general public. They can be bought at the Tsongas Box Center!
Save the date!
-Jess :]
There are about 16 days left of school but don’t let that stress you out! If you prepare yourself by studying and staying on top of things you will be fine. But I know that school can get very stressful and when it is combined with other things it can get out of hand! How do you deal with stress?
Stress can be dealt with in many ways including but not limited to the following:
YOGA!!!!
However you deal with stress just make sure to keep it under control and don’t sweat the small stuff! If you ever feel that your stress is too much to handle head over to counseling services and talk to someone about it.
Cheers!
Shannon
“SubUrbia is a brutally honest play about America’s youth post-high school, and the lives of people stuck in America’s suburbia, where the push to live the American Dream reigns supreme. From the life of a rock star to the life of a drunken war veteran, Bogosian examines the American Dream and how it affects the way we act. A drama, this play is both comedic and powerful, hitting every emotional nerve, while remaining very real and raw.” — Off Broadway Players
“SubUrbia” by Eric Bogosian
Directed by Andrea Southwick
Thursday, November 18 @ 7:30pm
Friday, November 19 @ 7:30pm
Saturday, November 20 @ 2:00pm & 7:30pm
Sunday, November 21 @ 2:00pm
Performances are at the Comley-Lane Theater (UML South Campus), 870 Broadway Street, Lowell, MA.
TICKETS are $5 for Students/Seniors & $10 for Adults and are available at the door. The box office opens one hour prior to each performance.
Do you feel like people around you are getting sick? Can’t afford to take time off from school? Let alone work?? They are giving students an oppurtunity to get a flu shot Tuesday November 16th, 2010 3rd floor McGauvran for $15 dollars. Prevent the flu get a flu shot… If your sick don’t cough on people even if you don’t like them.
Stay healthy ~ Stef
Hey guys!
As most of you know, it’s that time of the year to sign up for classes and to meet with your advisors (which I’m hoping most of you did already)! Here are a few tips to help you get into the classes you should be in!
1. Check your advising report on ISIS. Just sign into ISIS and click self service then student center. Then in the big box in the middle of the screen on the bottom left hand corner it will say “advisement report.” Just click that and it will show you the classes you need to take. If you notice any mistakes just let your advisor know!
2. If you’re not sure about a class, talk with your advisor about it. Shoot them a quick email and ask them when you can come in to talk about it. Or if you’re around just drop by their office and see if they have some time.
3. Have your classes all picked out the week before, or at least the night before. You can search for them and put them in your shopping cart until the morning of. So you can just wake up and click proceed!
4. Some classes go quickly so make sure you get up early in the morning and register. Which will only take two seconds if you do Tip #3! Aside from classes getting filled up quickly, sometime ISIS is a little slow because so many people are signing on! So the earlier you try it, the more of a chance you will have of actually getting on quickly!
5. Double check your classes! If you want to sign up for a class make sure you have all of you pre-requisites and co-requisites met, otherwise you won’t be able to get into the class!
6. Finally, don’t sign up for a class just because you heard the professor or class was easy. They may have been easy to that particular person for a number of reasons: they liked the material, they understood the professors style of teaching, it was easier compared to their other classes, etc. Everyone learns differently and has different ideas on what “difficult or challenging” means. So pick the classes that work well with your schedule, not because you heard it was easy!
If you have ANY questions, you can email any one of the ambassadors at our student emails. All of our emails are setup as follows:
Firstname_lastname@student.uml.edu
Good Luck with your registration. I hope you all get into the classes that you want!
Cait 🙂
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Baby Seal!(I think..)
Ahhh! It is so adorable! As you may or may not have noticed it is November 9 2010 which means we have about 20 class days left to the semester! Frightening? Yes. Exciting? Yes!
What does this mean for you? It means that finals are a mere 20 class days away and now is the time to start preparing yourself at least mentally for what’s to come…one thing you should never do (but the even the best of us do it) is PROCRASTINATE!!!!
I know it’s really easy to get caught up in all the fun things college has to offer: no curfew and good friends to name a few, but at some point you need to take a break from it and work on some…work. That being said, don’t put your cellphones down just yet (and know you probably haven’t), but just schedule your time wisely.
How do you do it? Section out a large chunk of time to do your homework everyday and even work ahead on homework if you’re feeling saucy. Or if you can’t focus in your room, go to the library and work there (personally, I work better in the library because I am easily distracted). Just make sure you don’t procrastinate! Because in the end you’ll be thankful you didn’t when you are hanging out with your friends!
-Shannon
Hey there!!!
So in case you haven’t noticed THIS SEMESTER FLEW BY!!! Every semester does, but it can seem really overwhelming once you notice there are finals, packing, holidays, and a TON of other stuff going on!
Here are some tips to stay calm, cool, and collected!
1. Start preparing for your finals!!! Figure out your final schedule! Find out what you need to do for each class, whether it’s a final project or a final exam. If you have final papers or projects due, get a head start so your not cramming in and studying for exams after that. Start making study guides and study groups for your exams so you’re ready!
2. If you have to start packing for winter break, pack in small bunches and take trips home if you can. It’s easier to start with the clothes and things that you won’t need or use until then so by the day you need to move back home, you’re just taking your essentials with you.
3. Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Hanukkah are all fast approaching! If you plan on buying gifts or need some extra dough, start saving up now so you’re not struggling or worried by the holidays.
Well, let us know if you feel overwhelmed and we’ll help as best we can!!
-Ashley
Hey Guys!
There are a few new additions coming to campus next semester.
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The awesome thing is you can use your points 🙂
~Stef