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Phi Kappa Psi fraternity will hold a memorial service for senior Brad Henninger at 11 a.m. Saturday at St. Paul's Catholic Center, 1413 E. 17th St.\nA reception will follow the service at Phi Psi, 1200 N. Jordan Ave. Both the service and reception are open to the public. \nFor more information, contact Mike Stewart at miastewa@indiana.edu.\nIUPUI to sponsor student open house\nIU-Purdue University at Indianapolis will hold its first open house for students interested in pursuing a post-secondary education. All schools will have representatives available to answer questions. Some departments will offer tours of their facilities.\nThere will also be workshops on financing graduate education, applying to medical school, the application process and the admissions process. Representatives from the IUPUI Graduate Student Organization will also answer questions. \nFor more information call (317) 278-2490 or visit www.iupui.edu/~resgrad.\nINPIRG volunteers to coordinate annual Hunger Cleanup\nThe Indiana Public Interest Research Group will hold the 17th annual Hunger Cleanup. Volunteers will go to eight shelters to help fight hunger and homelessness in Bloomington.\nThe Hunger Cleanup is organized each year by INPIRG, which recruits volunteers to pledge them for the number of hours they plan to work. INPIRG volunteers vote on where the money will be donated. Half of the money raised this year will go to Hannah House, a pregnancy care shelter for unwed mothers and at-risk pregnancies. The other half will go to the National Student Campaign against Hunger and Homelessness, an organization that works to fight hunger and homelessness in the U.S. and internationally.\n"Although extremely challenging, the chance to make an actual impact on the community, to possibly change lives as students is definitely the most exciting part of this cleanup," coordinator Melissa Morris, a sophomore, said in a press release. \nVolunteers this year will go to several shelters, including Hannah House, Middleway House and Shelters Inc.