Sunday, April 20

Kickball Kickoff

Get some friends together to form a team for the ACP kickball tournament!  Come for a competitive, fun-filled day at Henry Vilas Park.  Lunch is provided as well as great prizes for the championship team.  Don’t miss it!

Come cheer on your friends!

Time: 10:30 a.m. (championship game at 5 p.m.)

Veg*Pledge 2008
Veg*Pledge returns this year.  If you were ever curious about what you’d eat as a vegetarian or a vegan, here is your opportunity.  If you pledge to go vegetarian or vegan for a full week, we will supply you with meals each evening.  It’s fun.  It’s educational.  It’s healthy.  Best of all, it’s FREE!  Come and cook, learn, and stretch your taste buds.  There is much more to veggie lifestyle than boca burgers and bland tofu.  For more information or to sign up, contact Campus Vegetarian Society via e-mail: cvs@studentorg.wisc.edu. 

Earth Festival
It is an annual event put on by WISPIRG that does much more than just bring together student organizations for tabling.  It reaches out to the community and is geared less on the environment and more on Madison's local community.  There will be food, bands, student performance groups including WUD Living Newspaper group, and Representative Spencer Black!

9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Library and State Street Mall

Hmong Culture Night
The Hmong American Student Association will be hosting Hmong Culture Night 2008.  The 5th annual HCN will include a play reflective of the secret war and the Hmong contributions and struggles.

5 p.m. Memorial Union Theatre

Roots of Hope Film Event
Join the Latin American, Caribbean and Iberian Studies Department, along with Amnesty International, La Colectiva, Kappa Delta Chi Sorority, the Educated Leading Ladies Association, and MEChA, to learn more about the issues of freedom of expression and human rights in Cuba.  We will be screening the film Cuba Libre: El Mayor Deseo, followed by a Question/Answer and Discussion session, led by 2 representatives of the organization Roots of Hope.   Come learn more about the current situation in Cuba and find out more information about Roots of Hope, a national and international network of young people who care deeply about Cuba.
See http://raicesdeesperanza.org/home.htm for more information.

5 p.m. 2650 Humanities

* Special thanks to the Wisconsin Experience Committee!