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Monday
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Thursday
9 • Easter Egg
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Scavenger Hunt • Sofball vs Avila • Baseball vs Grace U
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• Powder Puff Football • Orientation leaders interviews
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Happy Easter!
• Men’s and
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Women’s Golf @ Eagle open •Cake pop sale
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• Denim Day
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• Chapel 10 AM • Easter Lunch menu •KME Banquet
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•Chapel at 10
AM • SGA meeting @7
• Men’s and
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Women’s golf at Baker • Library book sale
Friday
10 Service Day! No Classes!
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• cookie cook off 11-2
• Men and
Saturday
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Women track at Missouri Relays
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Good Friday no classes!
12 • Softball at Baker
• Baseball vs
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Evangel • Softball vs Graceland
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• Softball at Park U • Movie: Bag it @7
(Sophie)sticated Style Food, lifestyle, fashion, fun by Sophie Wilensky
8 New Phone Apps you should know about! 1. EVERNOTE FOOD With Evernote Food 2.0, you can add to your entire gustatory life. Now available for the iPad, the free app is ideal for finding restaurants, storing recipes, and saving shots of the things you’ve devoured. Since a good portion of our Evernote was already food-related, this one’s a no-brainer. 2. EVEREST What’s your “Everest?” Learning another language? Getting to the gym daily? Eating your weight in bacon? With this app, you can finally start working towards your life goals. Think of it as a social network for people who get things done. Share your goals, get tips on how to break each down into steps, and track your progress towards a more productive year. 3. RISE ALARM CLOCK If waking up were easy, we wouldn’t be out inventing alarm clocks that explode or sound like the end of times.
The Rise Alarm Clock app is beautifully designed and makes waking up about as pleasant as possible. It’s super simple to operate – even allowing you to snooze just by shaking your phone – and the minimalist design is a nice way to ease into your first cup of coffee. 4. FIND. EAT. DRINK Yes, there are approximately bajillion restaurant apps. So why should you download Find. Eat. Drink.? Well, unlike the majority of those apps, Find. Eat. Drink. is actually curated by people who know a thing or two. Instead of angry customers who didn’t get the extra bacon they asked for, Find. Eat. Drink. is run by chefs, bartenders, and sommeliers. With it, you can start finding all those spots that even those in the business love. 5. MIXLR
If you’ve ever wanted to host a radio show or do a podcast but the entire process seemed a bit overwhelming, Mixlr is an easy introduction. The iPhone app lets you broadcast high quality audio over 3G, 4G, or WiFi. The social audio app eliminates the need for lots of cables and hardware and just gets you going. You can even save your broadcasts after you finish or export them to Dropbox, Soundcloud, and others. 6. CARROT Simply having a to-do list does not guarantee you’ll get anything done. In fact, most of our to-do lists start with “Make a To-Do List,” just so we can cross something off. With CARROT, your to-do list becomes a game, and you get more done because of it. Whether you accomplish your tasks and CARROT rewards you, or you upset it is to-
tally up to you and your productivity. 7. LAST MESSAGE Your phone battery is going down. There is barely any juice left and you don’t think it will last more than a text or two. If this scenario has happened to you more than you’d wish, Last Message is a must download. The Android app will text, email, Facebook message, or tweet the friends and family you select to alert them when your phone is about to die. 8. STOW We have never gone on a trip where we didn’t forget to pack something. Usually underwear. Stow is going to help you. Offering packing list templates that can be adjusted for length and type of trip, you no longer have to worry about trying to remember everything you need. There aren’t a lot of frills, but it’s one of those apps you’ll appreciate having when need-be.