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RAs to discuss homosexuality, religion at lecture\nRead RA staff will be presenting a discussion of religious views and homosexuality at Willkie Auditorium Friday at 8 p.m. For more information e-mail speakers@indiana.edu.\nGroup hosts 10th annual Rubber Duck Regatta\nAlpha Phi Omega will be hosting it\'s 10th annual Rubber Duck Regatta Saturday in Dunn Meadow from 1 to 4 p.m. The event will raise money for the March of Dimes. Suggested donation is $1 per duck. Participants can contact areel@indiana.edu to make an early donation or for more information.\nScholarship applications available\nApplications are being accepted for the Kenneth R. R. Gros Louis Scholarship, established for the former chancellor of the IU Bloomington campus, is in the amount of $5,000 and will be awarded to an IU Bloomington student for use during the senior year or to a student in graduate studies. Applications are available at the Dean of Students Office, Franklin Hall 108 and are due by May 15. For more information, contact Suzanne J. Phillips, IU assistant dean of students, at 856-1626 or philli@indiana.edu.\nEnvironmental seminar to be held\nA lecture entitled "Water Resources of Poland as a Possible Result of Climate Warming" will be given by Prof. Malgorzata Gutry-Korycka, Univ. of Warsaw, Poland tomorrow at 3 p.m. in SPEA 300. This seminar will present a summary of our recent research, using various climate change scenarios on quantity of water resources in an example from Poland territory. For more information e-mail hkates@indiana.edu.\nAfrican beadwork on display at IU Art Museum\nThe IU Art Museum Raymond and Laura Wielgus Gallery will be hosting a small exhibit of African beads and beadwork until May 26. Drawn from the museum\'s permanent collections and private lenders, this small exhibition explores some of the contexts in which the beads appear throughout African culture. For more information e-mail joedavis@indiana.edu.