Students can donate blood at Main Library\nStudents will have the opportunity to donate blood on campus today at the Main Library.\nAll students older than 17 who weigh at least 110 pounds and are in generally good health are encouraged to stop at the Main Library lobby between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. to help the cause.\nDonors are required to bring IDs.\nThe Lilly Library will sponsor an exhibition highlighting the history of coffee, tea and chocolate starting today through Sept. 4. \nThe exhibition will feature books on cookery, gastronomy and other subjects related to the three most widespread hot beverages in history. The exhibition will also focus on the cultural importance of the beverages in the inspiration of rituals and ceremonies and the fostering of social interaction and political debate.\nFor more information on the exhibit, visit the Lilly Library Web site at .
IT training educates students in \nworkshop series\nInformation Technology Training is sponsoring a series of workshops this week for students looking to expand their knowledge of computers.\nThe workshops will cover Excel, Unix operating systems, Web publishing, Dreamweaver, PowerPoint and other useful information for computer operation. Registration is required.\nFor a schedule of times and locations of the workshops or to register, visit Information Technologies Training's Web site at ittraining.iu.edu/iub.
sh: Astronomy Department sponsors sky viewing at Kirkwood Observatory\nThe Astronomy Department will sponsor an Open House sky viewing session from 9 to 11 p.m each Wednesday in June and July at the Kirkwood Observatory located at the edge of campus between the woods and near the intersection of Indiana Avenue and Fourth Street.\nThe viewing session is open to all students and community members free of charge. Reservations are not required.\nFor more information on the Kirkwood Observatory and sky viewing, visit the Department of Astronomy Web site at www.astro.indiana.edu.
