2/8 to 2/14 Upcoming Events [Valentine's Week]
THIS WEEK AT THE FGO -
It's a Valentine's-themed week! Our first event of the week is our Fruitful Study Sessions on Monday, February 9 from 3:30pm to 5:30pm in Studio Sudikoff. Lock in, eat fruit, and unwind! Study pomodoro style and try fun activities! Next, on Wednesday, February 11 from 4:30pm to 5:30pm, '29s have the chance to meet with their deans in the FGO Lounge and ask questions about 26S courses. For all the inspiring "crafters," on Thursday, February 12 at 4:00pm, join student director Yehalah in a calming Valentine's Crafternoon in the FGO Lounge with cupcakes! Finally, that same night (Thursday, at 6:00pm in the Rockefeller Center in the Class of 1930's Room), we are thrilled to invite '27s to a class dinner featuring Jewel of India, roses for everyone, socks, stickers, chocolate, etc.
Have a great week! Stay tuned.
2/18 - XC Skiing with "Coach" Jay!
On Wednesday, February 18, learn the basics of cross-country "Nordic" skiing from our very own Coach Jay! Registration is limited to 11 first-gen students, and beginners are welcome. Put yourself on the waitlist if seats fill! Meet at Sudikoff Hall by 3:30pm.
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