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Message of the Week
TODAY IS THE AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY’S DAFFODILS DAY! ON SALE OUTSIDE THE HSC CAFETERIA UNTIL 2p. Treat yourself and a friend to some spring pick-me-ups and support the work of the American Cancer Society.
POWERFUL SPEAKER ON THE TRAGEDY OF HIS SPRING BREAK TRIP! THE CINDERELLA PROJECT BLOOD DRIVE
RECREATION CENTER OFFERS FREE PERSONAL TRAINING SESSIONS MARK YOUR CALENDARS! WVUH CHILDREN’S HEALTH FAIR – APRIL 14!! UPDATE YOUR ADDRESS ONLINE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE IS SPONSORING A 5-K RUN TO BENEFIT THE BARTLETT HOUSE EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES, COMMUNITY SERVICE AND VOLUNTEER HOURS! FINAL QUANTITIES - BURNING COUCH CANDLES – ORDER YOURS TODAY! Female Nursing Student Seeking Roommate for Fall 2007-Spring 2008 SHARE YOUR NEWS WITH US: Office of Student Services |
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A fundraiser sponsored by Hospice Care and supported by the Division of Social Work and the WVU Center for Civic Engagement, the Cinderella Project is seeking donations of formal dresses, shoes and accessories to be sold to local high school girls who want to go to the prom, but may not be able to afford it. Prom dresses will be sold for at little as $5.00. Donations of prom dresses, shoes and jewelry can be dropped off at any of the following locations: Hospice Care Thrift Shop (458 High Street), Unique Boutique (1639 Sabraton Avenue, Sabraton) or the Hospice Care office (3363 
University Avenue, Morgantown). Hospice Care is also looking for young ladies to model the gowns for the fashion show. The Cinderella Project Fashion show and sale will be on Saturday, March 17th beginning at 1pm at the Mountaineer Mall in Morgantown. For more information or pick up, please call Tracey Mascola at (304) 599-4200.
in the John Jones Conference Center. To make an appointment, log on to 
– Academic Affairs Conference Room, Rm 6419, HSC South. 1.0 contact hours available through WVUH.
WVU’s Student Recreation Center is now offering free personal training sessions for its members. Sessions are up to one hour and are designed to help members set fitness goals and show them how to achieve those goals, said Colleen Harshbarger, the Rec Center’s manager of fitness, wellness and informal recreation. To schedule a personal training session, visit the upstairs fitness desk in the Rec Center or call Nancy Oliverio, 293-5065. More on the Intranet: 
This is the fun Health Fair – you can wear your scrubs and interact with the thousands of children who attend the Fair – we will be doing blood pressures and playing safety and nutrition games along with Tic-Tac-Toe. Our objectives at this Health Fair are to talk to the kids about nutrition and safety and let them know that nurses are fun and kind and wonderful, not just the person who gives them shots or sees them when they are sick or hurt. We have also been asked to help with some of the characters that walk around the Mall and visit with the kids. The Fair runs from 10a – 5p with a few minutes of cleanup at the end. Please sign up for a minimum 3.5 hour shift, 10a – 1:30 and 1:30 – 5p. You are welcome to work the entire Fair if you want. Please e-mail 
We continue to raise funds for the Humane Society - $4 for every used cartridge – save the dogs and cats and the landfill as well! The animals need you! This is a year round project! We have donated nearly $2,000 with our used cartridges. Thanks so much contributing to this ongoing project. 
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