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The University Latin Community Magazine is accepting poems, short essays and drawing with an emphasis in Hispanic themes to be published in the fall issue of La Vernacula magazine.

The entry forms can be picked up at the Humanities office located in Miller Hall. For details, contact Andrea Labinger at ext. 4357 or Nancy Morales at ext. 7-6261.

Residence Hall

All students residing in the Brandt, Stu-Han or Oaks Residence Halls are required to vacate their rooms by Friday, Dec. 17, at 7 p.m., for the winter break.

In addition to the time requirement, residents need to complete their “Checkout Procedure List” and post it on their doors before leaving.

Students who reside in the Claremont Inn will be under the same requirements as the main campus residents.

Those moving into the Red Roof Inn for the second semester will have until Dec. 17 to do so.

Study Breaks at Davenport

The Aramark staff anticipates Davenport Dining Hall to be open during finals week from 8 p.m.-12 a.m.

The nights are to provide a study break area for students. Refreshments will be served throughout the duration of the stated hours.

–Danny Craig

Danny Craig, Sports Editor
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