One Class Cancelation for Thursday, November 5

Good morning, everybody and welcome back! We hope you enjoyed a couple of days off and managed to get yourselves advised and registered for spring classes. Traye McCool is out today, and his classes are canceled.

Don't forget to give blood today at the American Red Cross Blood Drive. Look for the Bloodmobile on campus outside Union Station, stop in, and save a life.  

Check out the dates to the left...there are tons of meetings today, and practice for the UACCM Pageant is tonight from 5:00 to 8:00 pm in the Fine Arts Auditorium. If you haven't signed up for the pageant, you still can! Tomorrow is the final deadline...don't miss your chance to represent UACCM and win a $1000 scholarship, too!

More to come throughout the day today, so check back with us! Have a good one!
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