Don't miss Noah Arjomand's sensational photographs of the Beritan, a Nomadic tribe in Eastern Turkey, on view through November in the James S. Hall '34 Memorial Gallery in the New Butler Commons.

Applications to serve as Residential College Adviser are available online at http://winscript.princeton.edu/odus-rca/AdviserApp2.html Applications are due Monday, November 30th, 2009 by 4:30 p.m. We invite you to learn more at the OPEN HOUSE INFORMATION SESSION: Thursday, November 19th, 4:30 pm in the Wu Lounge COLLEGE INFO SESSIONS: Rockefeller: Mon., 11/16, 4:00 p.m., Rocky Common Room Whitman : Mon., 11/16, 4:30 p.m., Whitman Common Room Forbes: Tues., 11/17, 4:00 p.m., Forbes Living Room Wilson: Wed., 11/18, 12:30-1:30 p.m., Wilcox Private Dining Room Mathey: Wed.., 11/18, 4:00 p.m., MatheyCommon Room Butler: Thurs., 11/19, 4:30 p.m., Wu Lounge For further information contact the Office of the Dean of Undergraduate Students at 258-3052 or hherbold@princeton.edu *Students with questions regarding financial aid and adviser compensation should attend the Open House

As part of the early arrival safety, security, sustainability and cost saving effort, the Early Arrival Policy Committee (EAPC) has initiated a pilot winter break dorm access program. This is an effort to increase campus safety and security between December 21 - 30 when most students, faculty and staff are on winter break and away from campus. In order to enhance our campus safety efforts we will require all students who will be living in the their dorm rooms between December 21 and 30 to access an online request form and submit the dates they will be living on campus. This request will reactive their prox access card, which will be turned off between Dec 21 and 30. Information about the pilot: *Safety and security measure during a time when most students are off campus *Web-based winter dormitory access process *Dorms open throughout winter break *No approval process, submittal only *Undergraduate students who will be on campus between December 21 and 30 must sign in to reactivate their prox cards. *Once a request is submitted, the prox will be fully activated, regardless of the designated days on campus. *Prox turned off December 21 - 30 for all undergraduates who have not submitted a request for reactivation *Submittal process available 24/7 starting November 23 through December 30 *What if a student does not submit a request for activation and is on campus between December 21 - 30? During business hours (M-F 8:45 - 4:30) Sudents will be directed to Public Safety to complete the on-line request Prox will be activated sometime during the day Outside of business hours, holidays and weekends Students will be directed to Public Safety to complete the on-line request and Students will be given a temp access prox good until December 30. Cost $20 to student account if not returned by January 4, 2010

Join Profs. Meredith Martin and Jeff Dolven of the English Department for a discussion of what's new and what's next in the world of the little magazines and gain insight into the world of the Princeton English major. Refreshments will be served. This is a Major Choices event.

Join special guest Adam Davidson of NPR's Planet Money and host Dan Grech, Ferris Professor of Journalism, at this week’s New Media table. This weekly dinner is a chance to discuss new media and its impact on journalism and society. All are invited. No RSVP required. Bring friends!

Are you interested in languages, literatures, and cultures? Come learn about the Department of Spanish & Portuguese Languages & Cultures at the Department's open house dinner. Meet the Department's friendly faculty, concentrators and graduate students. Learn about its course offerings and study abroad options, and discover its major and certificate opportunities.