The Johns Hopkins University Student Council (StuCo) is the governing body for the undergraduate students. The Student Council is responsible for allocating and recalling student funds, chartering and regulating groups, apointing students to and recalling them from boards, chartering and regulating all commissions, and passing legislation relevant to the concerns of the student body. StuCo@jhu.edu 13

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Weekly Meetings - Tuesdays, Charles Commons Dining Room, 7:30 PMFree food and discussion with faculty and staff before each general meetingOffice hours held in Mattin Center Office of Student Involvement; check website for more information

Student Council

http://stuco.jhu.edu The Hong Kong Students Association (HKSA) at Johns Hopkins was established in 1994 by a group of students from Hong Kong. Since its beginning, HKSA has created a warm and welcoming community for Hong Kong students. In each school year, the club actively organizes events that promote the culture of Hong Kong among the university. hopkins.hksa@gmail.com 14

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Homewood campus

Hong Kong Students Association

http://www.jhu.edu/hksa Come learn how to ski and snowboard at various locations around Maryland during the winter season. Transportation is provided as well as lift tickets and lessons. Times will vary upon weather. ski@acm.jhu.edu 16

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week of September 10th sometime in the evening.  During the spring semester, Trips will occur twice a week for as long as weather permits.

Ski and Snowboard Club, JHU

http://the.jhu.edu/ski The purpose of the Black Student Union (hereafter referred to as BSU) and its events and administrative functions shall be to provide and maintain the best possible conditions in which Black students may receive a complete education. bsu@jhu.edu 17

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Time: Sunday @ 7:00pmVenue: AMR II Basement- The BSU Room

Black Student Union

http://www.jhu.edu/bsu MISSION STATEMENT:To bring together a group of enthusiastic young students who are seeking to enhance their leadership abilities.  To provide our campus and community with energetic, large scale, fundraising events that will attract large crowds of people To use these energies and focus them to benefit various worthy international causes. Specifically, to shed light on regions and causes in the world that are overlooked by most charities, due to their obscurity, the public's ignorance of them, or apathy. Aiding these causes is our primary motivation and ultimate goal. Never mired in bureaucracy, always open to new ideas however silly or extravagant they may be, it is our goal to set new benchmarks, raise obscene amounts of money for causes we all believe strongly in, and to have an awesome time while doing it. visionxchange@yahoo.com 18

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Weekly meetings. Time and Location yet to be determined.

Vision Xchange

http://the.jhu.edu/vx The aim and purpose of the Association is to serve the best interest of Islam and of the Muslims of Johns Hopkins and the surrounding community. The Association shall: <div align="left"> <pre class="MainText"> 1. Promote unity and joint action among the Muslims. 2. Conduct social, cultural, religious and other activities in the best traditions of Islam. 3. Arrange and hold congregational prayers and Islamic religious festivals at appropriate times. 4. Promote friendly relations between Muslims and non-Muslims. 5. Endeavor to make Islamic teachings known to interested non-Muslims.</pre> </div> Our members come from diverse backgrounds, both international and domestic. What unites JHUMA is a shared commitment to growing both spiritually and intellectually as Muslim students. jhuma@jhu.edu 19

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Fridays 1.15pm in the Interfaith Center

Muslim Association, JHU

http://www.jhu.edu/jhuma <table border="0" cellspacing="4" cellpadding="2" width="400" height="77"><tbody><tr><td height="25">The Hopkins team trains for no-gi, submission grappling tournaments, and for Brazilian Jiu Jitsu rules competition requiring a traditional kimono or judo gi.</td> </tr> <tr> <td height="25">    </td></tr></tbody></table> bjj@jhu.edu 20

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Fall 2007:T, Th 9-11 pmF 10-11:30 pm3rd floor of Rec Center  If you have a gi, please bring on Thursdays and Fridays

Brazilian Jiu Jitsu

http://www.jhu.edu/~jhbjj/index.html Alpha Phi Alpha (ΑΦΑ), Fraternity (known as A-Phi-A, but also Alphas and A-PHI) is the first intercollegiate Greek letter fraternity established for African Americans when established on December 4, 1906 on the campus of Cornell University in Ithaca, New York. The founders, known as the Seven Jewels, were Henry A. Callis, Charles H. Chapman, Eugene K. Jones, George B. Kelley, Nathaniel A. Murray, Robert H. Ogle and Vertner W. Tandy. aphia_ss@yahoo.com 21

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Furnished upon request.

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.- Sigma Sigma Chapter

http://www.jhu.edu/~sigmasigma The Singapore Students Association creates a home away from home. Being 10,000 miles away from the tropical land filled with gastronomic delights of many different cultures, we seek great joy and delight in the company of people who enjoy their Chicken Rice, Nasi Lemak and Ice Kachang, and who appreciate the unique language, Singlish. ssa.jhu@gmail.com 22

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Singapore Students Association

http://www.jhu.edu/ssa Undergraduates publish their original scientific research in the fields of natural sciences, engineering, and humanities.  Each of the bi-annual issues are associated with a theme, such as bioethics and globalization, about which several focus articles are written. hurj@jhu.edu 23

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Sundays at 6:30pmMattin Center, Room 162

Hopkins Undergraduate Research Journal

http://www.jhu.edu/hurj This group is NOT limited for Japanese people.  We welcome anyone who is interested in the Japanese culture or language.  Joining the club is also an excellent opportunity to improve your language skills! atamaki1@jhu.edu 24

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Every other Thursday at 8 p.m.  Location is Gilman couches but subject to change.

Japanese Students International

http://www.jhu.edu/~jsi JOSH is an all-girl fusion dance team that places a strong emphasis on the various types of Indian dance. The word “josh” comes from the Hindi language, and means energy. Their repertoire includes aspects of Indian film, Indian classical, bhangra, hip-hop, ballet, jazz, and step. The team has performed on the Johns Hopkins Campus, in the Baltimore area, at competitions, and at exhibitions. dancejosh@jhu.edu 25

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Team Practices:Sunday- 10-12amTuesday- 9-12amWednesday- 10-12am

Josh

http://www.jhu.edu/jhujosh We love to play fighting games, such as: Street FighterTekken Guilty Gear Super Smash BrothersDead or AliveSoul CaliburMelty BloodKing of FightersSamurai ShodownVirtua Fighter and many more!  Rodlikespants@hotmail.com 26

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See Facebook group 'Arcade Gaming Club' for details.

Arcade Gaming Club

The Johns Hopkins University BarnstormersHopkins' largest and oldest student-run theatre group! jhubarnstormers@gmail.com 27

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The Johns Hopkins University BarnstormersHopkins' largest and oldest student-run theatre group! Check our website, www.thejhubarnstormers.org for audition dates, show dates, meeting times, and other information about our group.

Barnstormers, JHU

https://www.thejhubarnstormers.org AKPsi is the premier co-ed business professional fraternity in the world with over 250 chapters in the United States, Europe and Canada. The Rho Psi Chapter at JHU focuses its activities on professional development and brotherhood. Brothers of AKPsi are among the best students interested in business and involved in the campus and in the community. The Rho Psi Chapter at Johns Hopkins offers its brothers networking opportunities through its annual NYC trip where the brothers meet with alumni who work at various Wall Street firms, exclusive presentations by company executives, and access to a variety of contacts in the field of business.  Our alumni work for prestigious firms such as Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, Citi, and Merrill Lynch just to name a few.   Rush takes place during the first month of the fall and spring semesters.  For more information email us at <a href="mailto:akpsi@jhu.edu">akpsi@jhu.edu</a> akpsi@jhu.edu 28

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Weekly brother meetingsRush begins the week of Sept. 17th!

Alpha Kappa Psi

http://www.jhu.edu/akpsi Johns Hopkins' one and only humor publication!  The BNBJ releases issues monthly, and satirizes local and national news, as well as the college lifestyle.  All are welcome to join! bnbj@jhu.edu 29

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Email <a href="mailto:bnbj@jhu.edu">bnbj@jhu.edu</a> to get in on it!

Black and Blue Jay

http://www.Blacknbluejay.com ASA? What does that stand for? Are there cars in Africa? Do you live in trees or huts? Many have been asked these and other such ridiculous questions. Initial reaction may be to take offense. But, when it is taken into consideration that many of these questions are meant not to offend, but of genuine curiosity, the reaction should be to educate. The African Students Association (ASA) of the Johns Hopkins University comprises a group of students of African and non-African decent dedicated to the education of the Hopkins community at large of the different cultures that comprise the African continent. ASA also provides a network of support for African students at Johns Hopkins. The African Students Association is a service as well as social organization which aims to rid misconceptions concerning Africa through education. lsf16@jhem.jhu.edu 30

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Every other friday from 8-9pm inMattin Center 161 starting September 14th.

African Student Association

http://www.jhu.edu/asa Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority was founded by seven African American educators in 1922 at Butler University in Indianapolis, IN. These visionaries were in the minority at their predominantly white institution and felt that there was a strong unfilled need for solidarity among African Americans, especially regarding the area of education, which was the cornerstone for the founders' motivation. The sorority spread and dedicated itself to organizing its growing structure for the first three years. Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority was incorporated in December of 1929. Founding Soror Mary Lou Allison Gardner Little was elected first basileus (presiding officer) of the sorority. Since then, Sigmas have expanded to become an international sorority with exemplary community service agendas and a common goal to uphold sisterhood, scholarship, and service. Our motto is, "Greater Service, Greater Progress." mfletch9@jhu.edu 31

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Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority Incorporated

http://www.geocities.com/sgr_gammamu/ The Women's Ultimate Frisbee team provides the women of Johns Hopkins with a team that they can have fun with while learning the skills needed to competitively play Ultimate Frisbee. We strive to teach one another and develop our skills while having a great time doing so. We practice on a regular basis and compete in regional tournaments throughout the school year.  mcox@jhu.edu 32

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Practice:  BIA fields, Tuesdays and Thursdays 4-6pm; Saturday 2-4 pm;

Ultimate Frisbee, Women's

Each session draws players of all skill levels, including undergraduate, graduate students, staff, and faculty. Matches are played on our five professional Butterfly Europa tables and three Stiga Expert Roller tables.     In addition, the club organizes regular in-school tournaments and also sends its players to collegiate, local, regional and national tournaments. Members also have the opportunity to receive weekly professional instruction free-of-charge.     This year, with increased funding, we have the ability to travel to many more tournaments and hold more Hopkins-only tournaments. tabletennis@jhu.edu 33

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Location: Court A, Ralph S. O'Conner Recreation Center on the Homewood Campus Time: Tuesday 8-10pmThursday 8-10pmSaturday 4-7pmSunday 4-7pm

Table Tennis, Johns Hopkins

http://www.jhu.edu/tabletennis The mission for STAND! (Students Taking A New Direction) as a service and volunteering organization is to create long term relationships by mentoring, befriending and tutoring first and second time juvenile offenders in Baltimore City. hopkinsstand@yahoo.com 34

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STAND! (Students Taking A New Direction)

The American Red Cross JHU chapter is an active volunteer organization that works under the broader American Red Cross Maryland Chapter and the Center for Social Concern at the Johns Hopkins University. We aim to extend the services of the American Red Cross in our campus and the local communitiy by providing regular blood drives, a Health Symposium, CPR and First Aid Classes, domestic and international relief awareness, and much more. redcross@jhu.edu 35

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September 12 6PM Location TBAOctober 24 7PM Location TBANovember 7 7PM Location TBADecember 5 7PM Location TBA

American Red Cross Corps, JHU

http://www.jhu.edu/redcross/index.html S.L.A.M. ( STOP LOOK AT ME!) is the only hip hop dance and step team on campus. The group is open to both female and males and no professional or prior dance experience is required. The group performs at many on campus and off campus events during the entire school year. So please send an email to the email address that is provided if you want to be apart of the hottest dance/step team on campus! monwuch1@jhu.edu 36

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sundays: 7:30-9:30pm. Mattin Center Dance Studio

S.L.A.M. ( STOP LOOK AT ME!)

AIChE/SBE is a student organization that plans social and industry events for all students interested in chemical and/or biological engineering.  jhu.aiche.sbe@gmail.com 37

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Please join the JHU AIChE/SBE Facebook group for the latest event information.

American Institute of Chemical Engineers/Society for Biological Engineers (AIChE/SBE)

http://the.jhu.edu/aiche HAPA is a multicultural organization on campus that works to promote multicultural unity and awareness.  We believe in the importance of cultural awareness and openness, and service to the community nbaer1@jhu.edu 38

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FIRST MEETING:  September 17th 6:30 at Bert's

HAPA multicultural group

An opportunity to get some exercise while meeting students with similar interests.Prior swimming experience is not required.  We have coaches that can teach you the basics. jhuclubswimming@gmail.com 39

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Sunday 7-8 pmTuesday 8-9 pmThursday 8-9 pmat the Hopkins Pool

Swimming, Club

We volunteer once a week at Maryland Therapeutic Riding, where we assist with the lesson program. A combination of traditional riding lessons and hippotherapy are used to help children who have a variety of physical and mental disabilities. During lessons, our members may either lead the horses or sidewalk with the kids (hold them on, participate in stretching exercises, etc.) depending on the needs of the rider and the volunteer's comfort level. alee79@jhu.edu 40

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TROH (Therapeutic Riding of Hopkins)

http://www.horsesthatheal.org Creating Responsibility for Adolescent Sexual Health (CRASH) is dedicated to educating adolescents on various aspects of sexual education, health, as well as community programs. There are 5 sessions in total: Anatomy/Physiology, Sexually Transmitted Infections, Pregnancy and Contraception, Decision Making/Community Programs, and the Jeopardy game. Each semester, we do one or two 5 week sessions, with one session per week. The sessions are conducted in various locations, most primarily the William Schaefer House for Boys (under the Maryland State Juvenile Justice System). The group is consisted of students from the undergraduate, medical, nursing, public health, as well as the graduate schools. jhucrash@gmail.com 41

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Meeting location usually in Levering hall, in the couch areas surrounding Pura Vida cafe. Meeting times vary per week, and are noted in the organization e-mails.

Creating Responsibility in Adolescent Sexual Health

The Sirens are the only all-female a cappella group at Hopkins. We sing in a variety of styles and genres both on and off campus. jhusirens@gmail.com 42

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Sundays 4:30-6:30 pm Shaffer 303Tuesdays 7-9 pm Sherwood RoomWednesdays time TBD

Sirens

http://www.jhu.edu/sirens Uses the knowledge and love of technology of its members to provide computers and inspire interest in technology among Baltimore City public school students.  By using donated computers and computer parts from the JHU Recycling program and other sources, Boot Up B’more will work together with Baltimore City public schools to increase the availability of computer access for Baltimore City public school students. bub@jhu.edu 43

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ACCE HighschoolJHU meeting rooms times vary

Boot Up, B'more

Advocacy        Education        Involvement  Our group aims to increase awareness about mental health issues, decrease the stigma surrounding them, provide students with the resources and information that they need, encourage anyone in need to ask for help, and act as a liaison between the Counseling Center and the student body. ActiveMinds@jhu.edu 44

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Active Minds meets on Mondays, 6:30 pm, Mattin 161  (We usually meet every other Monday, unless we have a big event coming up.)   List of upcoming general body meetings: <ul style="margin-top: 0in"><li class="MsoNormal">October 8, 22</li></ul>   Upcoming Events SPEAK/AFSP Out of the Darkness Community Walk Saturday, October 6th, 2007 9am-12pm, Great Falls Carderock  We will have a team walking and we will be volunteering   9th Annual National Survivors of Suicide Day American Foundation for Suicide Prevention Saturday, November 14th, 20071-2:30 pm, Hodson Hall

Active Minds @ JHU

SEA's mission is to encourage environmental awareness on and off the JHU campus.  We continually try to help Johns Hopkins become more environmentally friendly in a variety of ways.  Additionally, we raise awareness about broader, worldwide, environmental problems.  sea@jhu.edu 45

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Fall 07:Thursday nights, 8 pm, Mattin 162

Students for Environmental Action (SEA)

http://www.jhu.edu/sea/ Founded in 1997, Ketzev is the only a cappella group specializing in Hebrew, Israeli, and American music. ketzev@jhu.edu 46

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MATTIN 105 generally.

Ketzev

http://www.jhu.edu/ketzev "The Society of Women Engineers was founded in 1950 and is a non-profit educational service organization dedicated to making known the need for women engineers and encouraging young women to consider an engineering education." The Hopkins Chapter of SWE strives to enhance the engineering experience for each participating member by sponsoring educational, social, and service-oriented events.  swe@jhu.edu 47

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Check our website for upcoming events!

Society of Women Engineers, JHU Chapter

http://www.jhu.edu/~swe We are a non-profit, student run speaker series at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore that brings prominent people to campus to speak on international affairs. Our goal is to increase intellectual dialogue on campus, further educate the Johns Hopkins student body, and bring unique events to the Baltimore community.<div align="left"> </div>Over the years we have hosted several notable individuals: Sonia Gandhi, Shimon Peres, George Mitchell, Noam Chomsky, Ralph Nader, Newt Gingrich, Russell Feingold, Thomas Friedman and Jeffrey Sachs. fas@jhu.edu 48

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General Staff Meetings-- Tuesdays 8pm Mattin Center Ross Jones Building Conference Room

Foreign Affairs Symposium

http://www.jhu.edu/fas We are an Asian Interest sorority interested in promoting Asian-American awareness as well as teaching our members leadership skills and providing a support network.  We do activities such as sisterhood events, various philanthropies, and have a national convention once a semester. jhusopi@gmail.com 49

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Meetings occur once a week at a predetermined time and location, which is usually Sunday afternoon at Halstead Apartments.

Sigma Omicron Pi

http://www.jhu.edu/~sopi HOFI (Hopkins Organization of Finance and Investment) is a student organization to promote financial awareness and investment skills.  HOFI.JHU@gmail.com 50

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We have General Meetings starting Monday the 17th at 8pm in Mattin 160 and every other week thereafter.  Officers meet ever Monday at that respective time and place and members are welcome to come mix with the officers.  Members will be notified by email when the next meeting will be.  Email HOFI.JHU@gmail.com to join our mailing list for reminders.

Organization of Finance & Investment (Hopkins)

The Vietnamese Students Association is a student- run group for any and all who are interested in Vietnamese culture. We also provide support for phở fanatics. jhuvsa@gmail.com 51

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Meetings held when required.

Vietnamese Students Association

http://www.jhu.edu/vsa The Golf club is a sports group that is looking to organize golf outings for students of all skill levels. echeski1@jhu.edu 52

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Golf Club

Peace by Peace is an international organization that works to teach elementary school children the value of non-violent conflict resolution and strategies for deescalation. Three or more students teach classes of around 20 fourth or fifth graders, a prewritten cirriculum structured around educating them about all their options in an argument, and how to approach it from multiple perspectives. Tolerance and heightened communication are the objectives of the cirriculum. Ultimately each volunteer makes a definite, internal, and often unseen change in the children they work with. jhupxp@gmail.com 53

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Sundays 7:00pm, Levering Hall, right around Pura Vida.

Peace by Peace

The Johns Hopkins Association for Computing Machinery is a student organisation of the Johns Hopkins University dedicated to furthering the knowledge and advancement of computers and information technology through the free exchange of ideas and information. As a chapter of the oldest computing society in the world, the JHU ACM is a place for diverse backgrounds and interests, and serves the JHU community as a whole. info@acm.jhu.edu 54

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Thursdays, Shaffer 303 at 5PM

Association for Computing Machinery, JHU

http://acm.jhu.edu Shakti is JHU's Classical Indian Dance team. Shakti was started 3 years ago by a group of interested students that came together to keep their culture alive through classical dance. The members of Shakti, each unique in their own way, bring to the table a variety of classical dance styles and different levels of experience. The dancers captivate the audience through traditional steps mixed with fast-tempo beats. shaktidance@jhu.edu 55

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Weekly practice 9 pm Dance Studio

Shakti

http://www.jhu.edu/shakti Zeniada is the first literary magazine on campus.  Dating back for over two decades, Zeniada has worked to increase the appreciation of art in Johns Hopkins University.As the official lit mag of the Writing Seminars department, Zeniada publishes either one or two magazines every year, showcasing student work in either prose, poetry, or art.  This year, we are excited to include a video section in our website publication, which is updated monthly with submissions from Hopkins students.If you love writing, drawing, photography, or any other genre of art, please join us!  We would love to have you on our staff, and we can't wait to look over your submissions!Submissions are accepted year round.  If you have any questions, please email us at zeniadajhu@gmail.com.    zeniadajhu@gmail.com 56

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Meetings are every other Sunday night, 8 PM, at various locations.  We are currently accepting submissions until November 12th.  We'd love to read your stuff, so please submit!

Zeniada

http://www.jhu.edu/zeniada Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. is an international organization of college and graduate women whose purpose is to encourage scholarship, friendship and service.  Alpha Kappa Alpha does not discriminate based upon race, religion or national origin.  The organiation's impact is felt throughout the world as its members come from various backgrounds and occupations.  Many have qualified among America's "first" in areas such as:  social service, medicine, business law, politics, education, performing arts, banking, foreign service, military and science and technology.  Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. was founded on January 15, 1908 at Howard University in Washington, DC and is the first sorority, founded by women of African descent.  jessica_turrall@yahoo.com 57

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Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated

JHU Circle K is a fun and flexible community service organization.  There is no specific time commitment required, so you can make a difference in our community, even with a busy schedule. Our projects include: Arts and Crafts with Children in the Hospital* Mentoring Inner City Youth* GED Tutoring* Helping with Science Fair Projects* Making Care Packages for Soldiers* Community Cleanups* Refugee Youth Tutoring* Buying Holiday Presents for Disadvantaged Elementary School Children* Helping at Blood Drives* and More!    ksepely1@jhu.edu 58

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Time: Wednesdays at 6:30 pmLocation: Mattin 161

Circle K, JHU

http://www.jhu.edu/circle-k Adoremus is the Johns Hopkins Christian a cappella group devoted to sharing music with our diverse student body and our neighborhood community. Established in 1995, Adoremus continues to serve our campus through song. adoremus@jhu.edu 59

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Tuesday: 7:30-10:30 pmFriday: 2:30-5:30

Adoremus

http://www.jhu.edu/adoremus SASH is a group dedicated to promoting cultural awareness to the Hopkins and Baltimore community. jhusash@gmail.com 60

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General body meetings are scheduled as needed.We have yet to schedule board meeting times.

South Asian Students at Hopkins

We are a competitive cultural dance team that travels all over the country. jhurage@gmail.com 61

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No meetings scheduled yet

Indian Cultural Dance Club

The Woodrow Wilson Debate Council attends weekly competitions held by the American Parliamentary Debate Association. We debate a variety of different topics in parliamentary style. viveksuri@jhu.edu 62

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Meetings are in the Mattin Center at 6:00 o'clock on Sundays.

Woodrow Wilson Debate Council

The Chinese lion dance blesses people with prosperity while guarding against misfortune and dispelling evil spirits. Often linked to the Chinese New Year, the lion dance may be seen on other occasions such as grand-openings, weddings, birthdays, and festivals.Traditionally, the person or establishment who hires the lion dance troupe will hang a "chang" (a lettuce with a red envelope containing a donation) somewhere challenging to test the troupe's skill. The lion will pick the chang and spread it around, symbolizing the distribution of good fortune and wealth. The traditional lion dance is performed by martial arts schools. However, now many troupes are no longer associated with kung fu schools. You will nevertheless recognize traces of various southern style martial arts in lion dance. The stances used, stability required, and power needed to perform an impressive lion dance can only come with tedious martial arts training. liondance@jhu.edu 63

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Saturdays from 11am-1pm at Mattin Center: SDS RoomWednesdays from 9:30pm-11pm at Great Hall in Levering

Chinese Lion and Dragon Dance Troupe

http://www.jhu.edu/liondance The AllNighters are JHU's only all-male a cappella group.  We perform all styles of music, from rock to hip hop to jazz to oldies.  The AllNighters perform at many Hopkins events, sing at events up and down the east coast, and also perform at paid and private functions.  Known by our signature vests, the AllNighters are proud to mix class and style with a good dose of rocking out.  For more info about the AllNighters, including upcoming shows, free music and media samples, and contact information, please come visit us at <a href="www.allnighters.org" target="_blank" title="www.allnighters.org">www.allnighters.org</a>.  jhuallnighters@gmail.com 64

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Auditions are held yearly, with signups immediately after the O-Show and also during the SAC Fair following orientation week. Occasionally there are spring semester auditions as well, which will be announced when they occur.

AllNighters, The Johns Hopkins

http://www.allnighters.org The Johns Hopkins University Bands, founded in 1921, provides an opportunity for Hopkins students to perform instrumental music on the Homewood campus. “The JHU Bands” is the parent name for a few different ensembles, namely the Wind Ensemble, Pep Band, Jazz Band, Jazz Ensemble, and Flute Choir. The Wind Ensemble plays symphonic and orchestral pieces at formal concerts in Shriver. The Pep Band provides music at all football and lacrosse games. The Jazz Ensemble and Jazz Band perform stage and jazz pieces on numerous occasions throughout the year. The Flute Choir plays chamber pieces for various functions around campus. Though each ensemble has its own personnel, rehearsal and performance times and places, they are organized and run by a joint “JHU Bands” executive board, by policy of the Student Activities Commission (SAC), to provide communication and unity. band@jhu.edu 65

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Wind Ensemble- Weds. 7:00-8:45 PM Sun. 6:30-8:30 PM Pep Band- Sun. 8:30-9:30 PM Jazz Ensemble- Rhythm- Thurs. 7:30-8:30 PM Ensemble- Thurs. 8:30-11:00 PM Jazz Band- Weds. 8:30-9:30 PM All Rehearsals are in Mattin 101 (SDS Room).

Bands, JHU

http://www.jhu.edu/band A chapter of the first national student think tank We make policyand change the world. roosevelt@jhu.edu 66

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to be announced for fall 2007!

Roosevelt Institution at JHU

<h2>No experience neccessary to play.</h2> <h2> We play weekly competitive games in Baltimore leagues and against other schools in the area. </h2> <h2> Weekly practices in the fall.</h2> <h2> E-mail the address listed to be on the mailing list and receive notices about practice and game times.</h2> <h2>No tryouts, all are welcome.</h2>   JHUsoccer@gmail.com 67

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Soccer, Women's Club

We compete against local universities in the Centennial Conference of the ECAC as well as outside of the conference in a variety of tournaments throughout the year. bejsmont@jhu.edu 68

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We practice Mondays and Wednesdays from 8-10 in the Rec Center.  Tryouts will be held on Monday, September 10th and Wednesday, September 12th.

Volleyball, Men's Club

We are an international undergradute magazine that focuses on the interactions between science, society and law. All articles are written and edited by students; one half of the magazine is devoted to articles written solely be Johns Hopkins undergrads, while the other half is devoted to articles written by undergrads at other schools who also have Triple Helix chapters.  We are continually seeking individuals interested in contributing to the growing success of our journal. No previous experience is required, and we will gladly train and work with anyone who has an interest in any aspect of the publication.Members can choose to be involved in writing, editing, marketing, finance, and science policy. The opportunities are endless! There are also many leadership opportunities and positions available each year to dedicated staff.  jhu@thetriplehelix.org 69

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The general body meeting will be held at the end of the September; please check back later for a definitive date.

Triple Helix

http://jhu.thetriplehelix.org/ Grace Life Stepping Stone is a college campus ministry currently located at the Homewood Campus of Johns Hopkins. We are committed to bringing the message of the hope of Jesus Christ to the Johns Hopkins campus and to the surrounding communities. nkuo6@jhu.edu 70

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Our Sunday Services are at Mudd 26 @ 2pmOur Friday Praise Nights are at Shaffer 3 @ 7:30pmPlease join us for our first praise night of the semester at the Glass Pavilion on Friday 9/7/07 @ 7:30pm

Stepping Stone Ministry

http://www.gracelifechurch.com/ssm Best Buddies is an international non-profit organization dedicated to enhancing the lives of individuals with intellectual disabilities by providing opportunities for one-to-one friendships and integrated employment.College students are paired up with students from the Baltimore Transition Connection and form friendships together. Minimum committment is to meet your buddy twice a month and maintain weekly contact (phone, email). Group events are held each month as well. smarks11@jhu.edu 71

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Best Buddies

SHARE at Johns Hopkins Hospital is a group of medical students, undergraduate students, and health care professionals working to provide international medical relief. SHARE collects unused but clean medical supplies from the operating room and redistributes the instruments to developing nations. In addition, SHARE benefits the hospital by reducing its solid medical waste.  SHARE donates medical supplies to many locations around the world and provides teams of nurses and physicians with supplies that are used on medical mission trips around the world. Recently SHARE donated supplies in India, Ghana, Honduras, and the Philippines.   shareathopkins@gmail.com 72

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Summer volunteering:M-Th at 5pm at SHARE room in the Johns Hopkins Hospital

SHARE (Supporting Hosptials Abroad with Resources and Equipment

Mock Trial is a fun way to gain courtroom experience or brush up on your public speaking skills.  Students act as witnesses and attorneys and prepare a case, defense and prosecution, to compete against teams from other schools.  Try-outs held annually in September. mschindler@jhu.edu 73

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Information sessions on Monday Sept 10th in Gilman 18 and Tuesday Sept 11th in Gilman 20.  Please email if you cannot attend these sessions but would still like to audition.  Auditions will be the following weekend.

Mock Trial Association

We are a competitive ice hockey team playing in the MDCHA DIII club league and are a member of the ACHA. hopkinshockey@jhu.edu 74

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We have practices on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, and one or two games each weekend from October through February.

Ice Hockey Club

http://www.jhu.edu/icehockey The JHU/CSC After School Dance Program is designed to provide a safe alternative for Baltimore City youth to spend time learning the art of dance, gaining experiences and ultimately enriching their lives. The program provides structure as well as an outlet for creativity that children need to grow and develop mentally and emotionally, and incorporates all types of theatrical dance including ballet, tap, jazz, lyrical, and cultural dance. In addition to mental and emotional health, physical health is promoted through the athletic nature of dance itself, and through health workshops. Other workshops held throughout the year expose children to other styles and techniques of dance while enabling them to learn about other cultures in order to create a comprehensive base for their dance education. It is our goal to serve the youth of Baltimore through the art of dance, and to ultimately develop a stronger sense of community and awareness between Baltimore and the Johns Hopkins University. cscdanceprogram@yahoo.com 75

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Information meeting to be announced soon

CSC Dance

Co-ed acappella group mainly focusing on, but not limited to, the genres of alternative rock and pop. Octopodes@jhu.edu 76

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Sunday Shaffer 303 9-11Monday Mattin 105 9-11Wednesday Mattin 105 9-11

Octopodes

http://Octopodes.org We shall respond quickly to the call/need of various professors and labs for research assistants, as we are constantly assembling and collating students interested in various research fields, and matching them with the needs of Hopkins' professors and labs. For questions and more information, contact Carmen Kut: <a href="mailto:carmen_kut@hotmail.com">carmen_kut@hotmail.com</a> carmen_kut@hotmail.com 77

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Wednesdays 6pm Levering Hall Room A *Exact dates will be posted soon: subject to change

Student Research Group, Johns Hopkins

http://www.jhu.edu/research <table border="0" cellspacing="3" cellpadding="0" width="573"><tbody><tr><td colspan="3" height="40"> </td></tr><tr><td width="6" height="127" bgcolor="#999999"> </td><td width="1"> </td><td width="552">Purpose: <blockquote><li>To promote and improve basic education of underprivileged sectors of the society in the States and in other countries  </li><li>To initiate Educational Perspectives as an international movement </li></blockquote>How: <blockquote><li>Annual trip to schools and teacher institutes in rural China and other developing nations</li><li>Workshops for underprivileged groups and new immigrants of the Baltimore region </li><li>Fund-raising on campus</li><li>To promote the formation of EP chapters in this country and abroad, and eventually to transform the EP initiation into an international movement </li></blockquote></td></tr></tbody></table> carmen_kut@hotmail.com 78

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Monday 9:30pmCouches next to Pura Vida Cafe (Levering Hall)* Exact dates will be posted soon (Times might be subject to change)

Educational Perspectives

http://www.epjhu.com We are a student group that meets once a week to prepare a meal.  The meal is then served at a homeless women's day shelter called My Sister's Place. hopkinsc4l@gmail.com 79

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Cooking sessions are held Friday afternoons, from 2:00-4:00pm in the Interfaith Center (IFC ).  We will be using their kitchen in the basement.  From 4:00-5:15pm, we will be serving the food at My Sister's Place, transportation will be provided.

Cooking 4 Love

http://www.jhu.edu/c4l/ The Johns Hopkins Model United Nations Conference (JHUMUNC) occurs every spring and brings together high school students from around the US - and the world - to participate in a weekend of high-intensity simulation of the real United Nations. The four-day conference is entirely student-run. For JHUMUNC 2008, the Standing Committees will be: SPECPOL, DISEC, LEGAL, SOCHUM, WHO, UNCHR, UNDP, and UNESCO. The Specialized Committees will be: the 3 Triumvirates (Chad, Nigeria and Cameroon), SC, HSC, ASEAN, NATO, ILO, and the ICJ. JHU students may apply to various positions on our staff. No prior experience is necessary because we will train you! Dais staff, Crisis staff, and Operations staff positions are available. JHUMUNC 2008 will be held the weekend of February 28th - March 2nd 2008 at the Baltimore Convention Center.Email us at <a href="mailto:jhumunc@jhu.edu">jhumunc@jhu.edu</a> for more information! jhumunc@jhu.edu 80

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First General Body Meeting will be held on Tuesday, September 11th, 2007 at 6 p.m. in Remsen 101. Come out and hear about JHUMUNC!All other meetings will be scheduled as necessary throughout the fall and early spring semester.

Model United Nations Conference, Johns Hopkins

http://www.jhumunc.org/ The oldest martial arts club at Johns Hopkins, Hopkins Taekwondo now celebrates its sixteenth year on campus. Following the original interpretation of the art (loosely ITF), Hopkins TKD seeks to enrich its students through understanding of the mental, physical, and philosophical aspects of this Korean martial art. We focus on both the traditional practice of martial arts, and optional competitions for any of our members to take part it, in both forms and sparring. Our Grandmaster is Tae Sun Kang, who is based in New York City. His website can be seen here: <a href="http://www.tkangtkd.com/">http://www.tkangtkd.com</a> Classes are free and no prior experience is necessary. If you are interested in joining us, please e-mail HopkinsTKD at jhu for more information! HopkinsTKD@jhu.edu 81

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Material Classes are held on Mondays and Thursdays in the Rec Center or ROTC room, with an optional Friday review/cardio class.  Sparring is held on Tuesdays in the ROTC room.  Email us to find out times for your specific belt rank.

Taekwondo, Johns Hopkins

http://www.jhu.edu/~tclub/ A PLACE TO TALK is student-to-student peer listening for the Hopkins community. We provide a cozy environment for anyone to discuss anything, from everyday frustrations to serious concerns. Peer listeners are undergraduate students who have been trained to listen and respond without giving advice. We'll help you to explore your thoughts and feelings and come to your own solutions. All phone calls and visits to APTT are always confidential. aptt@jhu.edu 82

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The APTT room is in the AMR I Lobby, next to the Study Lounge. Peer listeners are available from 7pm to 12 midnight, Sunday through Thursday.

A Place to Talk

http://www.jhu.edu/~aptt/ WJHU Johns Hopkins Student Radio strives to provide the JHU campus with a diverse selection of music and radio shows. We hope to be one of the schools most significant media sources while at the same time organizing events such as concerts and other musical activities. wjhu@acm.jhu.edu 83

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WJHU holds Executive Board meetings every Sunday at 7pm in the Radio Station. We also hold DJ meetings from time to time in the Station and in the AMRI MPR.

WJHU Johns Hopkins Student Radio

http://www.wjhuradio.com FSA celebrates Filipino culture through cultural nights, potlucks, documentary screenings, dance performances, and more. We are always welcome to new members, Filipino or not. jhu.fsa@gmail.com 84

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Meetings are held bi-weekly as needed. E-mails are sent out to inform members.

Filipino Students Association

http://www.jhu.edu/fsa Beta Theta Pi is dedicated to building men of principle for a principled life. Our brotherhood aids the individual, builds the Fraternity and strengthens the host academic institution through lifelong devotion to intellectual excellence, high standards of moral conduct and responsible citizenship. jsiegle4@jhu.edu 85

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Available upon request.

Beta Theta Pi

http://www.jhu.edu/~beta/ Hopkins Kranti is Johns Hopkins’ coed Hindi acapella group that was established in 2003 with the goal of seamlessly blending both traditional and modern Indian musical forms with contemporary Western songs. The word “kranti,” in Hindi, means “revolution,” and to that end, we strive to present a unique vocal combination of the East and West in all of our songs. kranti@jhu.edu 86

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Sundays, Sherwood 4-7 Wednesdays, Sherwood 8-10:30

Kranti, Hopkins

http://www.jhu.edu/kranti/ Under the leadership of the musical director, and president Greg Harris, the Johns Hopkins University Gospel Choir spreads the gospel of Jesus Christ to the Hopkins campus and Baltimore community through song and worship. We aim to provide a setting where people of all backgrounds, races, and religions can grow in the love and knowledge of Jesus Christ. gospel@jhu.edu 87

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Fridays 5-7 p.m. in the SDS room in the Mattin Center

Gospel Choir

Activities Math Club is involved in:<ul><li>Organize "The Hunt", an on-campus event similar to scavenger hunt.</li><li>Organize Johns Hopkins Math Tournament for high school students in Maryland every year.</li><li>Participate in college Math competitions(Virginia Tech Regional Math Competition and Putnam)</li><li>Write practice sets for Baltimore County Math Team training</li><li>Practice math problems in Putnam training session.</li></ul> jmadhok1@jhu.edu 88

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General Meeting:Every Tuesday @6 pm in Mattin 162

Math Club

http://the.jhu.edu/mathclub The primary purpose of the JHFS is to host and participate in events relating to and around the film community. The JHFS focuses on the three keys aspects of filmmaking: criticism/publicity (Frame of Reference), exhibition (JHU Film Festival and Film Series), and production (Intersession Course). The JHFS will publish 1-3 magazines related to the culture of film, annually. jhufilm@gmail.com 89

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Sunday, 4pm, Shriver Hall

Film Society, Johns Hopkins

We are a competitive D-II men's rugby football club competing in the Potomac Rugby Union. We have both a fall and spring season and encourage all experience levels (including none) to come out and play. hopkinsrugby@yahoogroups.com 90

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We practice Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from around 5-7 p.m. on the BIA practice fields. Matches are on Saturdays typically around 1 p.m.

Rugby, Men's

The Student Advocacy Board of the Center for Social Concern oversees and supports the 40+ service groups on the undergraduate campus in addition to advocating for the Center for Social Concern itself.  We also coordinate a number of campus-wide events, including the Chocolate Festival and  Mid-Atlantic Volunteer Conference.  Our goal is to make civic engagement and volunteerism more widespread on campus. volunteer@jhu.edu 91

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Mondays at 8 pm in the Center for Social Concern office (Levering 200)

Student Advocacy Board (CSC)

http://csc.jhu.edu Witness is JHU's student-written theater group.  We put on approximately 4 one-act showcases a year, one full-length play, and a couple 24-hour theater experiments.  All positions - - playwright, director, actor, technician, producer - - are filled by students.  witnesstheater@gmail.com 92

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We have weekly board meetings at the blue couches in the Mattin Center.  We announce the locations of auditions and shows as we know them.

Witness Theater

http://www.jhu.edu/witness/ The Hopkins 4K for Cancer is an independent, student-led nonprofit organization dedicated to uniting communities in the fight against cancer by spreading awareness, raising funds, and fostering hope. From the end of May until the end of July, we bicycle from Baltimore, MD to San Francisco, CA. hopkins4kforcancer@gmail.com 93

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During the year, we hold weekly volunteer events at the Baltimore Hope Lodge and have monthly rider meetings in the Center for Social Concern. In the spring, we conduct training rides to prepare for the summer's adventure. From the end of May until the end of July, we bicycle from Baltimore, MD to San Francisco, CA.

4K for Cancer, Hopkins

http://www.hopkins4k.org We play tennis. We compete with over club tennis teams in our region. gst16@jhu.edu 94

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Practice and games over the weekends.

Tennis, Club

Alpha Phi Omega is a co-educational service fraternity that serves Baltimore and the surrounding communities and encourages friendship within the membership through fellowship activities.  Service and fellowship events, both scheduled and informal, occur many times weekly. jhu.apo.president@gmail.com 95

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Brother meetings occur at 8:00 PM on Thursdays. The location for 2008-2009 is TBA.

Alpha Phi Omega

http://www.jhu.edu/aphio/ SHPE promotes the development of Hispanics in engineering, science, and other technical professions to achieve educational excellence, economic opportunity, and social equity.We travel to regional and national conferences, host guest speakers and professionals, participate in community outreach activities. shpe@jhu.edu 96

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The 2nd and 4th Thursdays of every month.6PM in the Laverty Lounge (between Maryland and Krieger)

Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers

http://www.jhu.edu/shpe The Johns Hopkins University Korean Students Association exists to support the political, cultural and social needs of its members and the Hopkins community. We promote a strong Korean community as well as global unity with "international" events such as the Rice Bowl Football Game early in the first semester and the KSA Spring Cultural Banquet in the second semester. jhuksa@gmail.com 97

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The KSA General Body Meeting takes place first Wednesday of every month.  Meetings usually take place in AMR I Multi-Purpose Room.  Come to the meetings to find out about exciting events throughout the year.

Korean Students Association

http://www.jhu.edu/~ksa/ Agapé Campus Christian Fellowship is a non-denominational Christian campus ministry from Agapé Mission Church. “Agapé” is Greek for “unconditional love.” The only reason why we are here is because we have experienced God’s amazing love and our desire is to see other students on our campuses experience the power of God’s love that has changed our lives. So, what do we do throughout the days, weeks, months, and school year at JHU? jhu.agape@gmail.com 98

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Large Group               Fridays at 7:30pm      Shaffer 101W2 Worship Celebration Sundays at 12:00pm on Greenway(Street next to McCoy Res. Hall)Game Day- Saturday, September 15 AMR Quad- 3:00pm

Agape Christian Fellowship

http://agapechurches.org Alpha Epsilon Pi was founded to provide opportunities for the Jewish college man seeking the best possible college and fraternity experience. We have maintained the integrity of our purpose by strengthening our ties to the Jewish community and serving as a link between high school and career.Therefore, our basic purpose is to provide the opportunity for a Jewish man to be able to join a Jewish organization whose purpose is not specifically religious, but rather social and cultural in nature. Alpha Epsilon Pi is a Jewish fraternity, though non-discriminatory and open to all who are willing to espouse its purpose and values. MPoroo1@jhu.edu 99

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Brother meetings occur at 218 E. University Parkway on Sundays.

Alpha Epsilon Pi

http://www.psiaepi.com The purpose of the club lacrosse team is to develop the skills necessary to compete against other colleges in our area. We belong to the National Club Lacrosse League and attend various affiliated events. gdavis32@jhu.edu 100

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Team meets once or twice a week on a tenative schedule on the practice field. Captains meet every wednesday at 5pm at Bradford apts. or at the library.

Lacrosse (Men's Club)

The Johns Hopkins Art Club serves the Hopkins community as a place to create, discuss, and observe art. We provide free art supplies to allow Hopkins students who are interested in arts, but doesn't have the time or resource to create art. jhuartclub@hotmail.com 101

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Every Saturday 2-4pm at Mattin 208First drawing session is this Saturday Sept. 15th

Art Club, Hopkins

http://www.jhu.edu/~artclub Unconventional comedy a cappella mentalnotes@gmail.com 102

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Tuesday 7-9 Sherwood RoomThursday 9-11 Sunday 5-8 Mattin 105

Mental Notes

http://www.mentalnotes.org To serve the Chinese community @JHU, and lead those who are interested in Bible to know more about Bible and Christianity.  zyin1@jhu.edu 103

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Saturday 630-9:30pm2952 Wyman PKWY

Ambassador Fellowship, JHU

http://www.jhu.edu/afc The mission of our Hindu Students Council (HSC) chapter is to provide a forum for the student body of The Johns Hopkins University to learn more about the ideals and practices of Hinduism. HSC is a religious organization of college students and young professionals that welcomes individuals of all ethnicities and religions. With 75 chapters in North America and several inspired chapters around the world, HSC is the largest Hindu youth organization outside of India. HSC not only aims to foster peace, harmony, and spiritual progress through Hinduism, but also embraces all religions as paths towards universal spirituality. hsc@jhu.edu 104

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Regular AartiSunday Mornings During the Semester11 AMInterfaith Center    Discussion Sessions are also held and are scheduled throughout the semester.

Hindu Students Council

http://www.jhu.edu/hsc The Computer Integrated surgery Student Research Society is open to all undergraduate, graduate, and medical students who are interested in engineering, medicine, or both.For those who are simply interested in CIS, we will have guest lecturers composed of surgeons, faculty, students, and engineers. creiley@jhu.edu 105

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Once a month

Computer Integrated Surgery Student Research Society (CISSRS)

http://cisstweb.cs.jhu.edu/~cissrs/ The Institute for Policy Studies Student Association (IPSSA) is an organization dedicated to representing the interests of graduate students enrolled in the Johns Hopkins Master's of Public Policy Program.  The group's membership is comprised of all current graduate students, along with the Institute's alumni, and is governed by an Executive Board of 4 members.  In addition to representing the general interests of students, IPSSA organizes community service events, hosts social events, maintains alumni relationships and promotes the discussion of today's most pressing public policy issues.  IPSSA is also dedicated to improving the stature and effectiveness of the Institute and ensuring that the Hopkins MPP is a well-known and well-respected program of study. william.burckart@gmail.com 107

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First Fall Semester Meeting:  Wed 9/12, 7:45 pm, Ames 234Weekly Committee Meetings:  To be scheduledWeekly Exec. Board Meetings:  To be scheduledAll-IPSSA Meetings:  as needed

Institute for Policy Studies Student Association (IPSSA)

A Greek letter social Fraternity. pike@jhu.edu 108

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Mattin 160 Sundays 7-8pm

Pi Kappa Alpha

The Johns Hopkins Animation Club (JHAC) is a Class A group under the Johns Hopkins University Student Activities Commission (JHU SAC) Office of Recreation and Hobbies. Our mission is to provide and promote animation within the Johns Hopkins community. To this end, we conduct regular, weekly showings during the academic year that are open to the public at large. We also organize events such as movie and convention trips. Furthermore, our members are entitled to discounts with selected retailers. JHAC is committed to playing in active role in the anime community at large. Collaboration and cooperation with other clubs, the industry, and the media are all important to JHAC. jhanimation@gmail.com 109

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The club meets on Fridays and Saturdays from 7 PM until 11  PM in Maryland 110. Other events will be advertised for accordingly

Animation Club, Johns Hopkins

http://jhac.acm.jhu.edu <pre>  The Johns Hopkins Men's Soccer Club is an organization that supports the soccer interests of all students at Johns Hopkins.  Each fall we play a competitive schedule of weekly games against competition on the Eastern seaboard.  We also compete each year in the National Club Soccer Championships, in which more than 32 other universities compete.  With a record of 9-2, we finished this past season ranked #5 out of 50 universities in the National Intramural-Recreation Sports Association (NIRSA) Northeast Region.  We eventually lost in the quarterfinals of the Northeast Region Championship, one win shy of qualifying for the National Finals held in Phoenix, Arizona.  In the spring semester we continue our activities with winter practices and exhibition games on weekends.</pre> jwink3@jhu.edu 110

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Men's Club Soccer meets twice weekly with games played on the weekends at either the practice field or homewood field.  Since field availability changes weekly, schedules vary.

Soccer, Men's Club

<h3>Our Vision</h3> ESW’s vision is a world in which all people enjoy the basic resources to pursue healthy, productive lives, in harmony with each other, and with our earth. <h3>Our Mission</h3> In pursuit of this vision, ESW mobilizes engineers through education, training, and practical action - building collaborative partnerships to meet the needs of current and future generations. <h3>Our Goals</h3> In support of our mission, ESW's primary goals are to: <ul><li>Stimulate and foster an increased and more diverse community of engineers; and</li><li>Infuse sustainability into the practice and studies of every engineer.</li></ul> jwhaley2@jhu.edu 111

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Meeting times for this semester have not been selected.  They will be posted soon. Contact Jason at jwhaley2@jhu.edu for more details.

Engineers for a Sustainable World (ESW)

http://esw.jhu.edu/ The purpose of the Chinese Students Association, CSA, is to promote the awareness and the understanding of the Chinese culture and to foster a supporting social and cultural environment for its members. Annual events include the annual CSA vs. KSA (Korean Students Association) Rice Bowl football game, dumpling night, dim sum trips, and Lunar New Year Banquet.  The CSA is a Class A group in the Student Activities Council, or SAC. We welcome students of all backgrounds to all of our events. In order to be considered an active member in CSA, he or she must have attended four or more meetings or events. Only active members may vote in CSA elections. csajhu@gmail.com 112

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General Meetings are once or twice a semester; times and locations are announced about a week before.  Please contact us at csajhu@gmail.com for more information.  Officer meetings are every other Thursday in Mattin 162 at 9:30PM.  All are welcome to attend.

Chinese Students Association

http://www.jhu.edu/csa CAC is a chapter of the American Cancer Society that fights cancer year-round. This organization serves as an umbrella over four key areas: Relay For Life, Survivorship, Cancer Education and Grassroots Advocacy. Some events that we organize include: -Monthly visits to the Ronald McDonald House/HOPE Lodge to support cancer patients -Cancer education/prevention programs on campus -Breastival/Think Pink Week for Breast Cancer Awareness Month (October) -The Great American Smokeout for Tobacco Awareness Month (November) cac@jhu.edu 113

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Meeting times vary throughout the semester.

Colleges Against Cancer

Hopkins Baja is an organized engineering design team which builds a single-seat off road vehicle to compete against other schools in  competitions organized by the Society of Automotive Engineers adambaumgartner@gmail.com 117

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We meet every week; Thursdays at 9pm in Latrobe hall.

Baja, Hopkins

http://www.jhu.edu/asme/baja.html Hopkins students work alongside Guilford teachers to fuel the students' passions for learning while serving as role models. The project matches JHU students with an equal number of Guilford students for weekly interaction. For the first hour, a Hopkins student and a Guilford student will work on a specific  and individual academic goal. The last hour is designed to allow  the students to spend time in a social setting, deepening each  other understanding and respect for each other and others in similar social   groups. This socialization can be as simple as a football  game, or as structured as a visit to the BMA. cbranch6@jhu.edu 118

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<div style="text-align: center"> </div><div style="text-align: center"> </div><div style="text-align: center"> </div><div style="text-align: center"> </div><div style="text-align: center"> </div><div style="text-align: center"> </div><div style="text-align: center">Every Thursday from 2:00 - 4:00 p.m.</div><div style="text-align: center">Meet in front of the MSE Library! </div><div> </div><div style="text-align: center">We travel to Guilford Middle School, which is only about five minutes away!</div>

Parternship For Student Achievement Mentoring

The LDSSA exists to support Latter-day Saint undergraduates in maintaining a balanced spiritual and secular education and to provide information about the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to the undergraduate community if sought. ctillem2@jhu.edu 119

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Sunday meetings are at 10 am and sacrament begins at 11:50 at the Alameda Building. Institute is held on Thursday nights.

Latter Day Saint Student Association

National Student Partnerships seeks to connect low-income and homeless individuals with the resources to become self-sufficient. Student volunteers achieve this by working one-on-one with the individuals to help them secure employment, housing, health care, and public benefits. baltimore@nspnet.org 120

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Every other Tuesday from 7-8 pm in the Little Theater of Levering.

National Student Partnerships

http://www.nspnet.org <pre class="style3" align="left">Alpha Delta Phi at Johns Hopkins (WaWa) currently has over 80 undergraduate members and over 65 brothers living at our 3209 N. Charles Street Chapter House. Our members are active in varsity athletics (Football, Baseball, Wrestling, Track and Field), student government (Student Council, Student Activities Commission, Alcohol Task Force), community service (Penn Lucy foundation, Homewood Students Association), and many other aspects of the Johns Hopkins Campus (research, performing arts, etc.). </pre> dkurz82@yahoo.com 121

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Alpha Delta Phi

http://www.jhu.edu/adphi The Johns Hopkins Pre-Law Society wishes to inform and aid students in the law school application process and to bring together the undergraduate, graduate, and alumni populations thereby smoothly integrating the greater Hopkins legal community. The Society holds approximately 2 general body meetings per semester, and several legal career/law school education oriented events, LSAT training prep sessions, alumni mixers, and symposiums during throughout the year. The Pre-law Society is a Class B Special Interests Group under the SAC Please learn more about us and our members by visiting our website OR joining our facebook group: <a href="http://jhu.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2246153930">http://jhu.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2246153930</a> slu11@jhu.edu 122

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2 general body meetings/ semester : 2nd General Body Meeting- November 15th Thursday 9 pm AMR I MPR. Desserts and Coffee will be served. Open to ALL. Elections in Dec: Dec. 11th, Tuesday Evening. JHU Law School Fair: Sept. 24 (Monday) 11 am- 2 pm, Glass Pavillion, Levering

Pre-Law Society, JHU

http://www.jhu.edu/prelaw Hopkins Polonia is JHU's only Polish-American student organization. polonia@jhu.edu 123

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Every other week.  Location TBA.

Polonia, Hopkins

Hopkins' first and only fully independent conservative publication. smcdon10@jhu.edu 124

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Meetings will be announced if necessary.  Location TBA.

Carrollton Record

The Diverse Sexuality And Gender Alliance, or DSAGA, is the LGBT student organization on the Homewood Campus of the Johns Hopkins University.  We service the student body, faculty, and staff in a variety of capacities, including education, counseling, and social opportunities. dsaga@jhu.edu 125

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Come join us for our weekly meeetings every Monday at 8 P.M. in Mattin 162! However, we occasionally have field trips so be sure to email us and find out if there's a field trip planned for that week!

Diverse Sexuality and Gender Alliance (D.S.A.G.A.)

http://www.jhu.edu/dsaga/ <table border="0" width="100%"><tbody><tr><td dir="ltr"><table border="0">Maryland School for the Blind Outreach provides students at the Maryland School for the Blind (MSB) with an unrestricted creative outlet and a positive artistic experience, an atmosphere made possible by the support and encouragement of the Johns Hopkins volunteers. Once a week, a group of Johns Hopkins volunteers visit the school and conduct an art session designed to engage the students at the MSB. Each week our art sessions consist of approximately eight to fifteen MSB students who range in visual, mental, and physical impairments. Some of the art projects we executed this past year include: magical wands, decorative kites, dream catchers, and customized tambourines. All of our projects are planned in advance by members to have heightened tactile or auditory qualities. <tbody></tbody></table></td></tr></tbody></table> especht1@jhu.edu 126

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We meet once a week to visit the Maryland School for the Blind (MSB).  Transportation is provided; we typically spend about 2 to 2.5 hours, including driving time.  The day and time will be determined at the beginning of the semester.

Maryland School for the Blind Outreach

Alpha Epsilon Delta (AED) at Johns Hopkins is involved in a number of activities in addition to being a portal for members and other premeds to receive guidance and assistance through the medical school preparation process. Some of these activities include medically-related community service events, mentoring underclassmen students, tutoring for premedical classes, and a lecture series each semester that brings prominent names in the medical profession to speak to undergraduates. shuang821@gmail.com 127

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We meet throughout the semester to discuss upcoming events.  These dates vary. 

Alpha Epsilon Delta (AED)

http://www.jhu.edu/aed The National Society of Collegiate Scholars is the nation’s premiere honor organization for high achieving students.  Founded in 1994 at The George Washington University in Washington, D.C., NSCS recognizes outstanding academic achievement among first- and second-year college students.  Membership is based on grade point average and class standing, and is by invitation only.  NSCS aims to honor, inspire and engage its members, and offers benefits including scholarships, leadership development, travel opportunities and career resources. NSCS members are also eligible to participate in a variety of activities sponsored by the Society. Scholarships and awards, leadership development activities, service programs, community building and information sharing are the focus of activities organized nationally. gwong5@jhu.edu 128

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Our 1st General Body Meeting will be in the Clipper Room (2nd Floor of Shriver Hall) on Thursday 9/27

National Society of Collegiate Scholars

http://www.nscs.org/ The mission of Engineers Without Borders (USA) is to partner with disadvantaged communities to improve their quality of life through implementation of environmentally, economically, and socially sustainable engineering projects. EWB-JHU works to develop internationally responsible engineering students.  JHU undergraduates work with their peers, graduate students, faculty, professional partners, and international partners to achieve the goals of EWB. Both engineers and non-engineers are welcome. ewb-jhu@jhu.edu 129

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First General Body Meeting: Sept. 19, 6 PM, Arellano Theater (below the Glass Pavilion)Following General Body Meetings: 10/10, 11/7, and 12/12. All at 6 PM in the Arellano Theater.

Engineers Without Borders

http://www.ewb.jhu.edu The Eclectics Dance Group is a co-ed student-run fusion dance group that works with a wide variety of dance styles including hip hop, raving, breakdancing, modern, tap, step, ballet, and jazz. Every member actively contributes to the choreography process. The general philosophy behind the Eclectics Dance Group lies in its name. Drawing from a myriad of dance styles, the group aims to explore new territory and blur the distinctions between seemingly disparate dance forms. jhu.eclectics@gmail.com 130

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The Eclectics have practices on Mondays from 6:30-8 PM in the SDS Room and on Saturdays from 3-5 PM in the dance studio.

Eclectics Dance Group

http://www.jhu.edu/~eclectics/ The Women of Whiting (WoW) graduate women's group was formed in 2005 with the purpose of fostering a sense of community and an environment of support among the graduate women in the Whiting School of Engineering at Johns Hopkins. We meet several times each semester both informally and formally, when we invite female faculty and researchers to address topics which are of interest to women engineers, such as the challenges of breaking into male-dominated fields, planning for a career and family, and the opportunities that science and engineering provide for women. wow@jhu.edu 132

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Monthly meetings, times and locations TBA

Women of Whiting

http://www.jhu.edu/wow Margaret Brent Orchestra aims to expose the joys of music to underpriviledged elementary school students at Margaret Brent Elementary.  Throughout the school year, we progress in teaching the children cooperation, dedication, and perseverance, along with music theory and instrument skill.  Through group members' enthusiasm and mentorship, we are able to create young musicians and inspire and interest the students to continue learning music in the future. mbo@jhu.edu 133

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We meet almost every Thursday at 8PM at the First Floor Levering Lounge (by Pura Vida).

Margaret Brent Orchestra

The JHU chapter of the College Republicans. elazero1@jhu.edu 134

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TBA. We will have a lot to do this semester since it will be campaign season!!!!

College Republicans

Learn and play billiards. smcdon10@jhu.edu 135

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Thursdays, 7PM, Nolan's pool tables

Billiards Association, JHU

Lamda Epsilon Mu is an academic honor society for pre-health students interested in reaching out to the Latino population in the health professions. hopkins.lem@gmail.com 136

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Please contact <a href="mailto:hopkins.lem@gmail.com">hopkins.lem@gmail.com</a> for more information.

Lamda Epsilon Mu

Hopkins Christian Fellowship is a non-denominational, multi-ethnic group of students committed to living out the gospel on campus.  Through studying God's word, the Bible, HCF seeks to help students to grow in God's love. kkimbal2@jhu.edu 137

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Large Group: Wednesdays 8pm Remsen 101Freshmen small groups: Mondays 7pm and Fridays 6pm AMR IUpperclassmen small group: Monday at 7pm in Mattin

Christian Fellowship, Hopkins

http://www.jhu.edu/hopcf/   Capoeira is a Brazilian martial art initially developed by African slaves in Brazil during the colonial period. It is marked by deft, tricky movements often played on the ground or completely inverted. It also has a strong acrobatic component in some versions, and is always played with music.The two main styles of Capoeira are: Angola, which is characterized by slower, lower play with particular attention to the rituals and tradition of Capoeira, and Regional, which is known for its fluid acrobatic play, where technique and strategy are the key points. Both styles are marked by the use of feints and subterfuge, and use groundwork extensively, as well as sweeps, and kicks.Recently, the art has been popularized by its inclusion in computer games and movies, while Capoeira music has been featured in modern pop music. jhucapoeira@yahoo.com 138

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Beginner Class:Monday: 9-11pm, Recreation Center- Evans East Room (3rd floor) All Levels (uniform required):Wednesday: 7-9pm, Mattin Dance Studio

Capoeira Club, JHU

http://www.jhu.edu/capoeira   The Mission of Hopkins AIDS alliance is to raise awareness on the JHU campus about AIDS issues, to influence national policy to end the AIDS crisis and raise money for international projects to alleviate the suffering caused by AIDS, and to participate in community service activities in the Baltimore community. jhuaidsalliance@gmail.com 139

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General Body Meetings are biweekly on Thursdays at 7pm in Charles Commons MPR.

AIDS Alliance

http://www.jhu.edu/csc/hopkinsAIDS.html Dictionary.com defines modern dance as "A style of theatrical dance that rejects the limitations of classical ballet and favors morvement deriving from the expression of inner feeling."  It is this combination of movement and feeling that the JHU Modern Dance Company seeks to achieve. The Modern Dance Company was founded in 1981 at Johns Hopkins University.  It has been led by Ms. Marilyn Byers since its founding.  It is comprised of both undergraduate and graduate students in addition to some faculty members.  Participation in weekly classes is open to anyone affiliated with JHU, regardless of dance expterience. dance@jhu.edu 141

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Tuesday and Thursday, 7-9 pm, Mattin Center dance studio

Modern Dance Company, JHU

http://www.jhu.edu/dance Thoroughfare is a multimedia literature and arts magazine catering to the diverse creative pursuits at Johns Hopkins. Published once a semester on CDs and online, Thoroughfare showcases the best of student fiction, poetry, and literary criticism, as well as music, film, art, and audio recordings of readings. The magazine also holds office hours for peer review of creative work. thoroughfare.mag@gmail.com 142

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E-mails will be sent out describing events and meetings.  If you have submissions, questions, comments, or are interested in updates, please contact us at: thoroughfare.mag@gmail.com .

Thoroughfare

http://webhost5.nts.jhu.edu/thorou