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Saint John's Bible Exhibit
By Ashley Twaddell-Staff
Not sure what all the commotion is about at the school library? Here's a quick video on the importance of the Saint John's Bible. And when you're finished watching it, head over to the library to see it for yourself! Information below!
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Library hosts Saint John's Bible exhibit
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The Loyola/Notre Dame Library is honored to announce the installation of a new exhibit in the Ferguson Gallery. "The Saint John's Bible: Inspiration and Illumination" will run through Dec. 3. The exhibit is free and open to the public during library hours. The St. John's Bible is a handwritten, hand-illuminated Bible. It was commissioned by the Saint John's Abbey and University in Collegeville, Minn., in 1998. Renowned calligrapher Donald Jackson coordinated teams of artists in Wales and scholars in Central Minnesota. Together, they created The Saint John's Bible, in which calligraphy and illumination bring the Word of God to life in an exquisite and inspiring blend of art and theology. |
My Teacher Made It
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By Ashley Twaddell-Staff
"Oh, honey, I love it!" "Thanks, my teacher made it." That's right. Those are the words you'll be exchanging when you give your parent the completely original gift you got them at the Annual Loyola Employee Craft Show. Stop by and see what goodies you can get taken care of before going home for the holidays! See more information below from the Loyola Newshound.
 Eighth annual employee craft show and sale Dec. 1
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The annual Loyola employee craft show will take place on Wednesday, Dec. 1 from 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. in McGuire Hall. All items are hand made by Loyola employees and their immediate family. Join us and find unique gifts for everyone on your list! Loyola Employee Craft Show Info
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Professor Gift's New Music Video
By Ashley Twaddell-Staff
Yes, he really is a gift, that's Kevin Gift, an associate professor in the music department. I'm sure many of you have heard of him if you don't already know the man himself, but he's is a force to be reckoned with. His new music video is turning lots of heads and opening ears to the music department and the man who's making studying music "cool" again. Check out the video that's flood Loyola facebook users' pages.
Multicultural Resource Calendar 2011
By Ashley Twaddell-Staff
Complaining that you can't find enough diversity at this school? Well perhaps you just haven't been looking hard enough. That's okay, lucky for you, a Multicultural Resource Calendar is now available for the 2011 year. Whether it's a cultural event you need to fulfill, a friend you want to support, or for your own personal growth and enlightenment, you'll find everything Loyola is offering to serve your diversity needs.
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Diversity information is only a click away! The 2011 Multicultural Resource Calendar is now available on InsideLoyola under quick links, then diversity calendar. This calendar supports Loyola’s vision to create a diverse and supportive community by fostering an understanding and appreciation of the contributions, customs and beliefs of people from diverse cultures and traditions. In this calendar you will find entries of historical and cultural events, days of religious observance, birth dates and death dates of notable figures, and periods of time set aside to recognize particular groups or events. You will find information about food and drink associated with many of the holidays and celebrations listed on the calendar, including recipes for creating the dishes yourself at home. For questions about the multicultural resource calendar, please contact Maryalice Burnham, program coordinator for employee relations, professional development, and compensation on ext. 1345 or at
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Lessons and Carols 2010
By Ashley Twaddell-Staff
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Loyola celebrates Festival of Lessons and Carols Dec. 10
"It's one of the most spectacular things about Loyola," says a Loyola senior, "I missed it Freshman year, but since then I've made sure never to miss it again." That's right, light the candles and tie the bow on your gift for "Presence for Christmas," Lessons and Carols is only a couple of weeks away.
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Loyola will celebrate its 22nd Annual Festival of Lessons and Carols on Friday, Dec. 10, 2010 from 5 – 7 p.m. in the Alumni Memorial Chapel. The Loyola Chapel Choir and guest artists will perform seasonal music from a broad range of musical styles and traditions under the direction of George Miller, associate director of Campus Ministry. During the service, gifts from the “Presence for Christmas” service project will be present for distribution to children in the Baltimore area. Admission is free of charge. For more information, please call ext. 2222 or ext. 2768. Information found through Loyola Newshound .
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