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beyond this coming week! | Bethe Engagements | | Tomorrow: Gamelan Open Rehearsal
Saturday, March 18, 11am-12pm, Bethe Dining Stage
Darsono Hadiraharjo (guest at Bethe House)’ Peni Candra Rini (guest at Keeton House)', Christopher J. Miller, Senior Lecturer in Music, will host a preview of a gathering of leading players of gamelan music later the same day, from 4pm till late, in Lincoln Hall B20.
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| | Ramadan DIY Decor & Suhoor Prep
Tuesday, March 21, 8:15pm-10pm, Bethe Dining
Start off Ramadan with GRF Jasmin and URF Sagal with DIY paper lanterns, Ramadan Goodie bags, Ramadan and Eid Garlands, Postcards, and
finalize your Ramadan Planner, and Calendar. We will have food and snacks that you can keep in your room for Suhoor and Iftaar. |
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|  | Weekly House Dinner:
Bethe Family Favorites
Wednesday, Mar. 22,
6pm-7pm, Bethe Dining
Soup
Stracciatella (Vegetarian)
Salad House Salad (Vegan) Roasted Vegetable Antipasto (Vegan)
Baleadas Station (Grilled tortillas filled with refried beans, crema, and cheese)
Entrees Tuna Patties Herb Roasted Chicken Kashmiri Rajma (Kidney beans, Vegan) Penne Alla Vodka
Sides
Sweet Plantains(Vegan) Caramelized Brussel Sprouts (Vegan) Basmati rice (Vegan)
Desserts
Tiramisu
Cornell Dairy Ice Cream
Recipes and Dish Ideas Submitted By Bethe Residents: Adaora Nwosu, Avi Ruthen, Burke Combs, Divya Raina, Hena Interiano Medina, Isabella Bilik, and Kai Ellis.
Open to only Bethe residents from 6pm-7pm. Non-residents welcome to join at 7pm.
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| | Socially Just Leadership Development: Power, Privilege, and Sexual Citizenship
Wednesday, Mar. 22, 7:30pm-8:30pm, Bethe HP Apartment (125)
Join HAD Perdita for a conversation on power and privilege based on the book "Sexual Citizens." You don't have to read the book ahead of the class, but copies are available to pick up in the House Office.
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| | Bethe Study Break: Gourmet Cake 101
Sunday, March 26
7pm-9pm, Bethe-South 4th Floor Kitchen
Join AC Iory and Bryant and bake you own upside down olive oil cake! Frost, sauce, garnish it however you want. Take home your creation for a nighttime dessert! Sign up required as space in the kitchen is limited. | |
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| | Chai Study Break with GRF Juhwan and HAD Perdita
Sunday, March 26, 9pm-10pmMcFaddin Kitchen
Keep the Sunday Scaries away and take a well-deserved study break by making chai together and enjoying it as a community with some snacks. Bring your own cup! |
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| Cornell Dining |  | | Working from home takes a whole new meaning!
Jansen's Dining at Bethe is hiring! Lunch and dinner shifts are available 7 days of the week. Hourly pay starts at $15.25 and the job is applicable for federal work study. Please reach out to jansens_dining@cornell.edu to apply.
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| Cornell Health Updates | The Skorton Center for Health Initiatives (a department within Cornell Health) is working to update and improve a required Cornell undergraduate orientation program called Real Students Real Stories for Fall 2023. We are seeking undergraduate students to participate in a 1-hour focus group over Zoom to provide feedback and insights into how to update and improve the film for New Student Orientation in August 2023. As a thank you for your time, you will receive a $5 Amazon gift card after participating in the focus group.
If you’re an undergraduate student and interested, please register here to attend one of the following focus groups:
Thursday, March 16 from 12:15 – 1:15pm Friday, March 17 from 3:30 – 4:30pm Monday, March 20 from 4:30 – 5:30pm Wednesday, March 22 from 12 – 1pm
About the Orientation Program All incoming first-year and transfer students are required to attend an orientation program called Real Students Real Stories. It is important for new members of Cornell’s campus community to learn about the intellectual and social communities that are a part of life at Cornell. During this required orientation program, students view a film that highlights Cornell students, staff, and faculty sharing about their own introductions and transition to college life, the various ways they navigated life at Cornell, strategies they found to prioritize their health and well-being, how to make friends and find community, build resilience, deal with setbacks, manage their academics, and take advantage of everything Cornell has to offer, including utilizing campus resources.
If you have questions about this program or these focus groups, please contact Laura Santacrose at lbs65@cornell.edu. | 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: 607-327-1729
The GRF On-Call phone is only turned on when the House Office is CLOSED (after hours and over the weekend).
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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