| |  | Bethe Connections: 10/28-11/6Your one stop shop for things happening in Bethe and
beyond this coming week! | | This Week At A Glance (more info below): TONIGHT: Fri., 10/28. 7:10pm, Free Tickets to The Mush Hole TONIGHT: Fri., 10/28, 8:30pm-11pm, Monstober!, Bethe Dining Tomorrow: Sat., 10/29, 3:15pm, Haunted Ithaca Tour, Sign Up Now Tomorrow: Sat., 10/29, 9pm, “Halloween” Movie Screening, Bethe Dining Wed., 11/2, 6pm-7pm, House Dinner: The Bethe Gastro Pub, Bethe Dining Wed., 11/2, 7:15pm-8:30pm, Bethe Ansatz, Cornell Improvisation Ensemble Thurs., 11/3, 12:25pm-1:15pm; Mid Day Music, Lincoln Hall Thurs., 11/3, 8pm-9pm, Naija Music Night, Seminar Room Sat., 11/5, 8:30pm-9:30pm, Illustrating Songs, Bethe Dining
| Bethe Engagements | | TONIGHT: The Mush Hole
Friday, Oct. 28; 7:10pm-9pm, Meet at House Office to walk to Schwartz CenterGRF Juhwan and House Fellow Stephen invites you to join them for Kaha:wi Dance Theater’s performance of “The Mush Hole.” We have four free tickets, so please sign up now to reserve yours! The Mush Hole is a theatrical dance performance about the truths of Canada's first Indian residential school - The Mohawk Institute. Visceral performances by an all-Indigenous cast, cinematic imagery, and musical score will catapult audiences into the bricks and mortar of the school. | |
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| | TONIGHT: Bethe Study Break: Monstober
Friday, Oct. 28; 8:30pm-11pm, Bethe DiningEnjoy delicious apple cider, donuts. and other treats while watching “Twitches” and “Halloweentown” with ACs Bintou and Efosa. |
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| | TOMORROW: Haunted Ithaca Guided Tour
Friday, Oct. 21; 7pm-10pm, Bethe Common RoomIn this special tour just for West Campus residents, find yourself face to face with the most haunted archival items in the History Center collections (original murder masks, and items from unsolved crimes!) and explore the Haunted History of Downtown Ithaca with Heritage Ambassadors Sherri La Torre and Ben Sandberg. | |
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| | TOMORROW: Screening of “Halloween” with URF Christian
Saturday, Oct. 29; 9pm, Bethe DiningCelebrate with a spooky screening of “Halloween” and fresh popcorn! |
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| | House Dinner: The Bethe Gastro PubWednesday, Nov. 2, 6pm-7pm, Bethe DiningVegan French Onion Soup
House Salad (Vegan)
Caesar Salad
Burger Bar with Pretzel Rolls and Bleu Cheese
Fish and Chips
Vegan Shepherd’s Pie
Fried Cauliflower
Roasted Brussels Sprouts with Caramelized Onions (Vegan)
Smoked Gouda Mac & Cheese Tollhouse Cookie Pie We enthusiastically welcome the return of House Dinners, every Wednesday, 6pm-7pm. Open to only Bethe residents during this time frame! |
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|  | Bethe Ansatz: Cornell Music Improvisation EnsembleWednesday, Nov. 2, 7:15pm-8:30pm, Meet at House Office to Walk to Arts QuadThe Bethe House Ansatz is warmly invited to Music Improvisation Ensemble on Wednesday, November 2nd at 7:30pm in Lincoln Hall B20. Graduate musicology/sound studies student Mark Mahoney will kick off the evening with an overview of contemporary practices reading visual art as a musical score. Then, DMA composition students María Bulla and Joshua Biggs will present their new pieces composed for the ensemble that explore this practice. There will be time for a Q&A with musicians and composers following presentations. If you are enrolled in Ansatz, you do not have to sign up - we have already set aside a spot for you. | |
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| | Midday Experimental MUSIC with Tacet(I)Thursday, Nov. 3, 12:25pm-1:15pm, Lincoln Hall, B20Meet House Fellow Stephen at Lincoln Hall to enjoy “Human and Machine” an installation-performative work in collaboration between Tacet(i) and Marianthi Papalexandri-Alexandri. |
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| | Waka Waka: Naija Music and Dance NightThursday, Nov. 3, 8pm-9pm, Bethe Seminar RoomJoin GRF Chijioke to learn how to dance to Nigeria's best Afrobeats. |
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| | Bethe Study Break: Illustrating SongsSaturday, Nov. 5, 8:30pm-9:30pm, Bethe Dining RoomCome relax with AC Burke and create artworks inspired by your favorite songs. We'll make a playlist with all the songs and listen to it while we draw/paint! |
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| Bethe Active Citizen Application Now Live! | Apply NOW to be a Bethe House Active Citizen for next year!
Online Application DUE before 11:59 pm on Sunday, November 6, 2022. Bethe active citizen (n.): a generally awesome returning Bethe resident who adds to the community through informal engagement and as a fun neighbor. The ACs are guaranteed a bed in Bethe for 2023-2024. ACs serve three semesters (beginning Spring 2023) and current Active Citizens must reapply if they wish to continue next year.
Only current Bethe House (North, South, & McFaddin) residents are eligible to be Bethe House Active Citizens.
Steps to Apply:
1. Review the Bethe Active Citizens Overview page.
2. Review the Bethe Active Citizens Application Preview document. 3. Submit the Bethe Active Citizen Application online by 11:59pm on Sunday, November 6, 2022. | Undergraduate Resident Fellow Position on West Campus | Apply to be an Undergraduate Resident Fellow (URF)! Online Application DUE before 5:00pm pm on Monday, November 14, 2022. URFs are undergraduate student leaders who serve as pillars of the community in the House. They, are committed to supporting the well-being of individuals and community in the house. An active presence on their floors and helping to facilitate a cohesive community lets the URFs have a pulse on how things are going. They partner with Graduate Resident Fellows to create a healthy community.
If you will be a Junior or Senior in August 2023, please review the following materials and submit your application.
URF Job Description
URF Conditions of Employment
URF Application Preview
URF Application Form (Qualtrics)
Strong preference will be given to candidates who live/have lived on West Campus prior to applying.
| Cornell Health News | 4 more flu vaccine clinics Flu season is almost here! Protect yourself by getting your FREE flu shot at an upcoming vaccine clinic held at Willard Straight Hall, Toni Morrison Hall, or Becker House. Sign up for a timeslot here. Free online mental health & nutrition workshops Cornell Health offers CAPS-led workshops on managing anxiety, improving time management, overcoming imposter syndrome, and other topics, as well as nutrition workshops to help busy students support their nutritional goals. All workshops are free and offered by Zoom. | Dining News |  | West Campus House Bag Lunch
Place your lunch order for pick up Monday-Friday!
TO PLACE AN ORDER: To place order, visit: https://baglunch.scl.cornell.edu Log in with NetID and password. You may order for multiple days of the week. Monday orders are placed on Sunday. Order by 7am on the day prior to the pickup. You will receive an email confirming your order. To cancel your order, go to https://baglunch.scl.cornell.edu
TO PICK UP:
Bring ID to Rose House between 8am and 10am. You will be charged one swipe for the bag meal. You may not use another meal in the Houses between 10:30am-3:30pm. Please don't miss scheduled pickups.
| |  | Halal Food on West Campus Keeton House Dining Room offers Halal food at dinner 7 days a week! | |  | Work in Jansen’s Dining in Bethe! Starting Pay Rate: $14.20/hr | | Beyond Bethe | Please click on each image to learn more about the event. |  |  |  |  | Important Reminders | Bethe House Office Hours |
Mon-Fri: 9am-8pm
Saturday: 11am-4pm
Sunday: 5pm-7pm
*Hours may change. Please call the GRF on call (607-327-1729) for urgent situations and lock outs when the House Office is closed. Please remember that you can always call
Cornell Public Safety at 607-255-111 at any time for emergencies! Bethe House Office Phone: 607-255-7210 email: bethehouseoffice@gmail.com As a reminder, please wait till your get an email from the House Office telling you that you have a package or letter. We are no longer utilizing our mailboxes and will be processing paper mail the same way we do packages. You will receive an email when you have letter mail to pick up at the House Office. |
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| GRF On Call: 607-327-1729The GRF On-Call phone is only turned on when the House Office is closed.
Reasons to call the GRF On-Call: lockouts after hours, neighbors are being noisy during quiet hours (sounds like a party), the electricity went out in your room, and other similar concerns that cannot wait until the House Office is open again. Do not call the GRF On-Call to pick up a package from the House Office, to let your friend(s) into the building, or for anything that can wait until the House Office is open. FOR EMERGENCIES CALL CUPD 607-255-1111, OR 911 | | | |
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