Welcome to this week’s community calendar update. Below is a sneak peak of what’s new in the area. Interested in more news that we’ve compiled? Continue reading for more updates!

The supply drive for Mental Health America of Tippecanoe County, sponsored by Purdue’s Psychology Club, will be taking donations at their drop-off sites November 2nd through the 4th in the Stewart center lobby and the Class of 1950 lecture hall. Donations of laundry detergent will be appreciated, along with other daily household items.

On Tuesday November 3rd, the Dean of Northwestern’s Graduate School of Humanities will be speaking in the Kranner auditorium about the history of the Balkans region. The lecture, entitled “The Balkans from the Beginning to the End,” will put the developments and conflicts in the Balkans region into historical perspective. Admission is free and the lecture will begin at 7 pm.

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J’Nae Lee

The Fast Track poster for this semester is now live. The poster is displayed in the Department of Communication and distributed across campus!

See the team behind the hard work put into this semester. You can save the poster here.

Nick Crow and Harry Nelson were chosen this week for the time and talent they put into the post production editing of Fast Track:Te Informa and Fast Track.

Nick Crow is a senior in the College of Liberal Arts majoring in Film and Visual Studies. He enjoys movies, TV, music, and traveling. Although this is his first semester with Fast Track, Nick is not without broadcast experience. At the age of nine he co-anchored infrequent news programs with his four-year old sister with the family camera. He hopes to bring this same level of professionalism to Fast Track.

Harry Nelson is a senior with a major in Film and Video Studies. He is from Lebanon, Indiana and hopes to one day work in television, which he also enjoys watching.

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