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2 Schedule Monday, April 1 Theme: Global Village Sponsor: Purdue Alumni Association TIME ACTIVITIES LOCATION 11am-2pm International Booths Memorial Mall There will be language corners for an easy opportunity to learn a few simple phrases in Chinese, Spanish, French, or Russian. 11am-2pm Puerto Rican Lunch Ford Dining Court 1:30-2:30pm Spanish Conversation International Center Address: 523 Russell Street, West Lafayette, IN :30-7:30pm Learn to Play Cricket Co-Rec Learn how to play the 2nd most popular sport in the world! There will be two sessions. Session 1: 5:30 6:30pm Session 2: 6:30 7:30pm Register at Member Services at the CoRec 7pm Speaker: Tommie Smith LILY1105 Tommie Smith broke the world and Olympic record in the 200-meter during the 1968 Olympics to win the gold medal. While standing on the victory podium with their Olympic medals, he and John Carlos raised a clenched fist, covered in a black leather glove in a historic stand for human rights, liberation, and solidarity. Tommie Smith became a human rights spokesman, activist, and symbol of African American pride. He has dedicated his to be a champion for the cause of oppressed people. Check out his website to learn more: 7-8pm Cooking Demonstration Co-Rec Demo Kitchen Learn how to cook South American Cuisine. Space is limited. Reservation Required: Sign up at Co-Rec Membership Desk 2

3 Schedule Tuesday, April 2 Theme: Religion Awareness TIME ACTIVITIES LOCATION 9am-4:30pm Blood Drive Stewart Bike Lane 10-11:30am Coffee and Conversation International Center This is a women s English conversation group. The International Center is located at Address: 523 Russell Street, West Lafayette, IN am-2pm Participating Organizations Memorial Mall 11am-2pm Greek Lunch Windsor Dining Court 7-8pm Cooking Demonstration Co-Rec Demo Kitchen Learn how to cook Indian Cuisine. Space is limited. Reservation Required: Sign up at Co-Rec Membership Desk 7-8pm Tai Chi Chuan International Center Learn and practice this meditative Chinese martial art/health and wellness system. 3

4 Schedule Wednesday, April 3 Theme: Benefit the Society TIME ACTIVITIES LOCATION 11am-2pm Participating Organizations Memorial Mall 11am-2pm Irish lunch Earhart 7-8pm Cooking Demonstration Co-Rec Demo Kitchen Learn how to cook Iranian/Middle Eastern Cuisine. Space is limited. Reservation Required: Sign up at Co-Rec Membership Desk 8pm Trivia Night Pappy s PMU Get a team of 4-6 people together to answer trivia questions for great prizes. Donation Competition information 1st Place organization will receive a $100 gift card to the Union. 2nd place organization will receive a $75 gift card to the Union. Winners will be judged by overall points collected at the three philanthropy drives (blood drive, food drive, soap and towel drive) For participating in the blood drive every person who checks in as part of an organization will earn their team 3pts. Every item donated to either the food drive or the blood drive will receive: 2pts for larger soap/towel/larger canned food 1pt for small/medium sized item The blood drive will take place on Tuesday in the STEW bike lanes. The soap and towel and food drive will take place on Wednesday, drop off will be at memorial mall. Please refer to the 360 Facebook page on detailed list of items that can be donated as well as how to register to participate in the blood drive. 4

5 Schedule Thursday, April 4 Theme: Olympics TIME ACTIVITIES LOCATION 11am-2pm Sport demonstrations Memorial Mall 11am-2pm Mexican Lunch Hillenbrand 7pm Speaker: TJ Leyden RAWLS1086 TJ Leyden is a former recruiter, organizer and propagandist for the white supremacist movement who has turned away from this and is a powerful speaker on the importance of fighting against hate. He has been invited to speak at the White House, Pentagon, and has been featured in Time Magazine and on the History Channel. TJ is committed to being a fierce advocate for the importance of appreciating the differences in all people! You won t want to miss this! Sponsored by: Purdue Leaders Forum. Check out more info at: 7-8pm Cooking Demonstration Co-Rec Demo Kitchen Learn how to cook Chinese Cuisine. Space is limited. Reservation Required: Sign up at Co-Rec Membership Desk 7-8pm Chi Kung International Center Learn and practice The Eight Pieces of Brocade. 5

6 Schedule Friday, April 5 Krannert Culture Fest: Featuring Entertainment Sponsor: Delta Sigma Pi TIME ACTIVITIES LOCATION 11am-2pm Brazilian Lunch Wiley Dining Court 12-6pm Amazing Global Race Memorial Mall Conquer cultural quests on the Purdue Memorial Mall lawn to complete your team s passport the fastest in order to win SOL REPUBLIC s custom Purdue headphones (worth $130 a piece) 12:20-1:20pm Global Food Crawl Krannert Main Floor Beat your hunger by participating in the first official Purdue wide Food Crawl starting from the Krannert Drawing Room and eat your way to the finish line through various food locations on Chauncey Mall. 12:30-1:30pm French Conversation International Center 2-3:20pm King of Pong - The Water-Pong Tournament The first official Purdue campus wide Water-Pong Tournament! So you think you can pong? Show your pong skills! Winning team of 2 will win a choice of custom Purdue headphones by SOL REPUBLIC, or HD headphones by SOL REPUBLIC ( worth $130 a piece) Starts at 2:00 PM Finals at 3:20 PM. 3-4pm The Battle! Krannert Olympics Memorial Mall Bring your team together to compete against other teams in various events on the Memorial Mall lawn including a 5 legged race, a water balloon contest, a hula hoop contest, and many others! 5:30-7pm Global Café International Center Special Purdue 360 dance presentation with light vegetarian ethnic meal! 7:30pm Purdue s Got Talent Co-Rec Feature Gym Featuring talented performers from a variety of perspectives and places around the world. 6

7 Friday Map of Memorial Mall Global Music Booth sponsored by SOL REPUBLIC There will be a Jump house, Dunk Tank, Sumo Suits and much much more! Performance Every hour (~:20 - ~:30) variety of performances reflecting various cultures will take place on the stage. Performances include dance routines, musical acts, martial arts, fashion show etc. 7

8 TOMMIE SMITH APRIL 1, 2013 LILLY P.M. TOMMIE SMITH broke the world and Olympic record in the 200-meter during the 1968 Olympics to win the gold medal. While standing on the victory podium with their Olympic medals, he and John Carlos raised a clenched fist, covered in a black leather glove in a historic stand for human rights, liberation, and solidarity. Tommie Smith became a human rights spokesman, activist, and symbol of African American pride. He has dedicated his life to be a champion for the cause of oppressed people. PURDUE 36 ALL PERSPECTIVES 8

9 PURDUE 36 ALL PERSPECTIVES FACEBOOK: TWITTER: WEBSITE: FRIDAY, APRIL 5TH, 7:30P.M. CO-REC FEATURE GYM CHECK OUT THIS FUN EVENT FOR GREAT PERFORMANCES FROM A BROAD RANGE OF PURDUE PERSPECTIVES! 9

10 10 List of Participating Organizations by Day Monday: African Students Association AIESEC Egyptian Student Association Hong Kong Student Association Indonesian Student Association Israel Council at Purdue Korean Association Latino Alliance Nepali Society at Purdue Pakistan Student Association PUCSSA Purdue Arab Society Purdue Leaders Forum Purdue Polish Club Purdue Turkish Student Association Purdue University Chinese engineering student council Purdue University Malaysian Students Association (PUMSA) Purdue University Students for Justice in Palestine Raising AIM School of Languages and Cultures - German South Asian Student Alliance Study Abroad Office Taiwanese Student Association Undergraduate Chinese Association Tuesday: Chi Alpha Christian Fellowship Egyptian Student Association Episcopal Student Association Pagan Academic Network Purdue Muslim Student Association Wednesday: Baptist Student Foundation BEAR (Boilers Educating Against Rape) Building Tomorrow Purdue Colleges Against Cancer Delta Delta Delta

11 Engineering Student Council Global Policy Research Institute Kappa Alpha Theta MEDLIFE Purdue NOGLSTP at Purdue (National Organization of Gay and Lesbian Scientists and Technical Professionals at Purdue) Old Masters PASE Purdue College Democrats Purdue Collegiate 4-H Purdue Cooperative Council Purdue Leaders Forum Purdue Reamer Club Purdue Society of Women Engineers Purdue University Dance Marathon Sigma Phi Epsilon Society of Asian Scientist and Engineers Thirst Project at Purdue VOICE Thursday: Club Tennis Horton Texas Club Men s Rugby Club Purdue Fencing club Purdue Kendo Purdue Outing Club Purdue Quidditch Purdue women s rugby Undergraduate Chinese Association Friday: GMT+8 AIESEC Ascend Global China Connection Korean Undergraduate Student Association Latino Alliance Purdue Filipino Association Purdue University Malaysian Students Association (PUMSA) Taiwanese Student Association 11

12 Additional Recommended Events: Event: FREEZONE Building Community Date: April 1,2, and 3 Location: PMU118 Time: 10:00am-2:00pm Description: PSUB is partnering with Boiler Gold Rush, Swipeout Starvation, and Timmy Global Health for three days, April 1, 2, and 3 in PMU 118 in order to depict the meaning of community and the importance of working together through an interactive exhibit! Come spend however much time you have during your day to learn more about how we can leave our mark on building community all around the world. Event: Mr. Asia Pageant and Cultural Show Date: Saturday, April 6th Location: Loeb Playhouse (Stewart Center) Time: 6pm Description: Purdue s Asian Student Union Board (ASUB) is proud to present to you our 5th annual pageant show, Mr. Asia 2013! Mr. Asia is a pageant and cultural show with the intent of spreading the uniquely beautiful Asian and Asian American culture. The show is also a way for our contestants and various cultural groups to showcase their diverse backgrounds! This is a show you don t want to miss! Come get your pre-sale tickets on April 1-5 at Stewart Lobby in front of HSSE Library from 12:30PM - 5:30PM. ASIAN STUDENT UNION BOARD For more information please visit or contact us at asub@purdue.edu. See you there! 12 April 6 th - 6:00 p.m. loeb playhouse special performances by: haka viet mua akdphi pandanggo ehdb band purdue.edu/asub $6 PRE SALE TICKET SALES DATES PMU TABLE STEWART LOBBY MARCH 18, 19, 22, 25, 29 APRIL 1-5 2:30 P.M. - 5:30 P.M. 12:30 P.M. - 5:30 P.M.

13 Event: Dr. David Schneer on Paragraph 175 and the Nazi Persecution of Gays and Lesbians Date: Saturday, April 6th Location: Krannert Auditorium Time: 6pm Description: By the 1920 s, Berlin had become known as a queer Eden, where gay men and lesbians lived relatively open lives amidst an exciting subculture of artists and intellectuals. With the coming to power of the Nazis, all this changed. Between 1933 and ,000 men were arrested for homosexuality under Paragraph 175, the sodomy provision of the German penal code dating back to Some were imprisoned, others were sent to concentration camps. Of the latter, only about 4,000 survived. Dr. David Shneer holds a PhD from the University of California-Berkeley and has been called a taboo-breaking scholar researching Jewish society, culture, and Jews and sexuality. He is the author of Queer Jews, a finalist for the Lambda Literary Award, and has lectured about the Nazi persecution of gays and lesbians during World War II as well as LGBTQ lives in the years following the war. Join us for a screening of the award winning documentary Paragraph 175 with comments and conversation facilitated by Dr. David Shneer. This event is sponsored by the Purdue University LGBTQ Center and the Greater Lafayette Holocaust Remembrance Conference Event: International Food Bazaar Date: Saturday, April 13th Location: St. Thomas Aquinas Center in the basement (535 W State Street) Time: 11am-2pm Description: Sample the world, over 25 different countries and help support the International Center. Event: Boiler Bhangra Competition Date: Saturday, April 13th Location: Loeb Playhouse (Stewart Center) Time: 6pm Description: For the past 9 years, Purdue SASA has been hosting Thaalam, a cultural dance show displaying the talents of various dance and musical groups of Purdue. In honor of the 10th Annual Thaalam, Purdue SASA will be hosting a Bhangra competition called Boiler Bhangra on April 13, This event will consist of 8 competing teams from all around the nation and 2 Purdue exhibition teams. Tickets can be purchased at Loeb Box Office or online athttp:// 13

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16 Check out our website purdue.edu/purdue360 Keep connected through Facebook and Twitter Thank you for participating! Have suggestions or comments? Direct them to Organizing Team Chair: Vincent Zhang Vice President of Finance: Zack Dwenger Vice President of Education and Student Outreach: Lauren Tomlinson Vice President of Social Activities: Anna Horton Vice President of Operations: Dana Smith Vice President of Marketing: Susanna Taylor Designers: Max Do and Tami Dizon Krannert Culture Fest Executive Director and Producer: Solwoo Kim Want to get involved in planning Purdue 360? Contact for more information. 16