Dragon News (April 4, 2016)

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Inside this issue: SUMMIT TO SUCCESS photos

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Happy Earth Day

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Spy film festival

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Security Summit

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Music Festival

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MAIN CLASSROOM BUILDING The Miami Street School, was built and designed by William H. Hollenberger in a Gothic Revival style and completed in 1884 during a building boom in Tif in. It’s steeped gables, bold details, and strong vertical lines were a harbinger of the Collegiate Gothic movement that would later de ine collegiate architecture in the United States.

Tif in University purchased the abandoned school on September 28, 1956, for $12,200 from the board, only $10,000 more than the board paid for the land seventy-two years earlier. This purchase of a historic building set in motion a modern campus. It is called Main or the Main Classroom Building today and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

History notes from Onward to the Dawn, A History of Tif in University, by Michael Grandillo.

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5th Annual Summit to Success Photo Gallery Tif in University’ School of Business hosted its 5th annual Summit to Success on Friday, April 1. Coordinated by the Business Club, the Summit took place in the Gillmor Student Center Gymnasium and the Main Classroom Building.

The keynote luncheon, “Entrepreneur: What it Takes,” was presented by Gilbert (Gil) Goldberg.

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Presentation on Holi (indoors) Date: Wednesday, April 6th

Time: 6:00 PM Location: Room 120, Franks Hall Details: Come enjoy free samosas and mango lassi while enjoying a presentation on Holi, the Hindu tradition of welcoming spring! Co� curricular credit will be awarded.

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Holi Festival (outdoors) Date: Wednesday, April 20th Time: 5:30 PM Location: Legacy Courtyard Details: This Holi celebration will include active participation! Be sure to wear old clothes, as you will certainly end up covered in color!

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Happ y Ear Join T th Da y to A iffin U ll! niver sity’s Green Mond Team ay Ap ril 11 th

7:30-9:30 p.m. in Chisholm Auditorium to Watch

The Lorax Pizza and refreshments provided PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN PLATE/CUP

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The road to wellness kicks off April 6 !

EXERCISE IS MEDICINE MONTH AT TU! APRIL 6 Exercise is Medicine Month Promotes Fitness & Health at Tif in University Community Spring into Health Fair ‐ April 6

April has been designated “Exercise is Medicine Month” at Tif in University, and to usher in a dose of springtime itness, the Exercise Science Club is inviting faculty, staff, students and community members to a free health screening and a day of fun and healthy activities.

The road to wellness kicks off April 6 when the club will host the Spring into Health Fair at the Gillmor Student Center Gymnasium from 11 a.m. to1 p.m.

This irst-ever campus and community-wide event is scheduled in conjunction with the Red Cross Blood Drive.

Exercise Science students and local businesses will provide several free health and itness screenings. In addition, TU health professionals (psychologists and a nurse practitioner) as well as a number of local businesses will be on hand to share valuable health information.

The “Exercise is Medicine Month” continues with a Community Walk/Jog & Games event on April 17 at the Heminger Center track from 10 a.m. to noon.

All activities are free and open to the public, and every participant wll receive a certi icate of completion.

For more information: contact Professor Ana Paula Fantini at:

fantiniap@tif in.edu or 419.448.3373.

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Women’s Rugby

The Tii in University Women’s Rugby Football Club won all three of their Dr. Lisa Kahle-Piasecki presented her paper, “Up in the cloud: Managers, employees, and security training for cloud computing” at the National Business and Economics Society Conference held in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, March 9-12.

Kahle-Piasecki’s paper examined the common uses of cloud computing in today’s organization and the steps managers can take to ensure employees are properly trained.

Kahle-Piasecki was also the session chair for Innovation at the conference.

games in a qualifying tournament for the National Small College Rugby Organization (NSCRO) National Seven Side Championship Tournament that was held on April 2nd held in at Ohio Wesleyan University’s Selby Stadium . The Lady Dragons will represent TU at the Finals Tournament on April 30th and May 1st in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Go Dragons!

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OUTSIDE OF THE CLASSROOM—TU Professor and Students Attend Information Security Summit in Columbus Professor Scott Blough, Executive Director or the Center for Cyber Defense & Forensics at Tif in University, and a group of six Tif in University Students majoring in Cyber Defense, Digital Forenics, and Homeland Security recently attended the Information Security Summit in Columbus, Ohio. The event, sponsored by the Central Ohio Information Systems Security Association, began on March 29 and ended on March 30. During the irst day, Tif in University Students heard from Frank Abagnale (the man on which the movie “Catch Me if You Can” is based upon). Mr. Abagnale discussed his life in the morning Keynote Session and then presented a fraud seminar entitled: “The Art of the Steal”, in which he discussed how information was and is compromised. Students were able to attend seminars throughout the two -day event ranging from such topics as threat modeling to incident response. This provided the students with an opportunity to real world problems from a professionals’ point of view. Perhaps the most important seminar for the students was the Meet and Greet hosted by employers and recruiters on

Wednesday morning. Students met with employers and recruiters to discuss job opportunities, internships, and resumes. The employers and recruiters were very impressed with the Tif in University students’ knowledge and engagement.

“Our students were very impressed with the Central Ohio ISSA Information Security Summit.

The interaction with professionals in the ield reinforced what they had learned in the classroom.

I was very proud of the positive feedback I received about our students from employers, recruiters, and vendors. Exposing students to these kinds of events allows Tif in University to maintain its professional focus and prepare students for direct entry into the cyber security ield.” Blough Stated.

Photo from Right to Le : Front Row: Hanna Benne , Connie Ma hews (ISSA Board Member), Sco Blough, Dylan Cline Back Row: Cameron Shatz, Jason Lu rell (ISSA Board Member), Brandan Bentler, Luke Riley Missing from Photo: Brock Rees

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TU music festival expands, features Sing-Off group, TCHS jazz band concert The Music Department of Tif in University hosts its annual ProMusic Festival on Thursday, April 7 and Friday, April 8 at the Ritz Theatre, 30 South Washington Street, in Tif in.

TU will host over 450 students comprising nearly 30 school jazz bands, choirs, vocal jazz groups, and pop a cappella groups during this two-day event. Professional artists and leading educators will present concerts and workshops, and will work one-on-one with school ensembles.

Thursday and Friday morning and afternoon, school ensembles will perform on the Ritz Theatre stage and participate in educational workshops. Local bands performing on Thursday include ensembles from Tif in Columbian, Seneca East, Mohawk and Hopewell Loudon high schools. Vocal ensembles from New Riegel, Fremont Ross and Upper Sandusky high schools perform on Friday. All daytime activities are free and open to the public.

have shared a program at The Ritz Theatre, and a rare opportunity for the community to enjoy a free concert at The Ritz. The program is sponsored

by TU’s School of Arts & Sciences.

Friday night's concert features Urban Method, inalist on NBC's The Sing-Off, and comprised of some of Los Angeles' inest pro studio singers. The group is also known for their high-energy pop music, and credited for creating a unique blend of a cappella and hip hop music. The concert also features Tif in University groups Up in the Air, DFX, Higher Ground and Mode III. Tickets for Friday's performance are $18 from The Ritz Theatre box of ice, or at the door. Tif in University students are eligible for one free ticket each at the door with student ID.

Saxophonist and jazz educator FarThursday night’s concert fearell tures jazz ensembles from Tif in Vernon, Columbian High School and Tifdirector of in University. This is the irst jazz studtime the TU and TCHS bands ies at Indi-

ana-Purdue University Fort Wayne, serves as featured clinician and adjudicator for Thursday’s jazz bands. Vocalist and educator Reggie Bowens serves as adjudicator on Friday. Bowens is a Cleveland native and was a member of the acclaimed vocal group Afro Blue, also featured on The Sing-Off. For more information, please call the Tif in University Music Department at 419.448.3366 or email gig@tif in.edu

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PHOTO A cappella group Urban Method, featured on NBC's The Sing‐Off

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THURSDAY ON THE RITZ THEATRE MAIN STAGE: 9:00am Clyde HS Jazz Band 9:30am Seneca East HS Tiger Jazz Band 10:00am Benjamin Logan HS Jazz Ensemble 10:30am Huron Jazz Combo 11:00am Olmsted Falls HS 11:30am TU Mode III 11:45am Lunch Break 12:30pm Improv Workshop w/Farrell Vernon 1:00pm Tiffin Columbian HS Jazz Band 1:30pm TU DFX 2:00pm Hopewell‐Loudon HS Chei ones 2:30pm North Olmsted HS Jazz Band 3:00pm Mohawk HS Jazz Band 7:00pm TCHS Jazz Band and TU Big Band & Vocal Jazz Ensemble  FRIDAY ON THE RITZ THEATRE MAIN STAGE: 8:30am Upper Sandusky HS Upper Class 9:00am New Riegel HS Jacket Company 9:30am Fremont Ross HS Select Vocal Ensemble 10:00am Wapakoneta HS Midweek 10:30am Napoleon HS A Cappella Choir 11:00am Eastlake North HS Northern Lights 11:30am North Union HS NU Age 12:00pm North Olmsted HS Coming A rac ons 12:30pm The Arts and College Preparatory Academy Glee Club 1:00pm Hardin Northern HS Awakened Commo on 1:30pm Olentangy Orange HS Above the Noise 2:00pm North Olmsted HS Special Edi on 2:30pm Olmsted Falls HS Golden Expressions 3:00pm Beatbox Jam w/Tony Huerta 3:30pm Buckeye HS Harmonics 4:00pm Strongsville HS All Or Nothing 4:30pm Canton South HS Sound of South 5:00pm Buckeye HS Upbeat 7:30pm Urban Method w/TU Showcase  FRIDAY IN THE RITZ NATIONAL THEATRE: 10‐10:50am Live Sound Engineering Workshop w/ Tony Huerta 11‐11:30am Songwri ng Workshop w/ Jeane e Berry 1‐1:30pm Meet the Ar st w/ Urban Method 2:30‐3pm Solo Singing Workshop w/ Jeane e Berry FRIDAY NIGHT CONCERT AT THE RITZ: 7:30pm Urban Method w/TU’s Up in the Air, Mode III, DFX and Higher Ground

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Men's Golf Tif in University's men's golf team turned in the top team score in round two, iring the best score in either day of the tourney, as they won the Midwest Regional "The Jewell" at Elks Run Golf Club in Batavia, Ohio.

The Dragons, inishing irst of 25 teams, clipped Indianapolis 597-602, with Grand Valley State coming in third with 605. TU opened round one with a 303 and then trimmed 9 strokes off that to ire a blistering 294 on day two.

Luke Schlicher inished 2nd overall, shooting 73 and 71 for a 144 total. Jay Green was right behind in 4th place, shooting 71 and 75 for 146. TU got great improvement from their 3 -5 golfers, as John Tidenberg improved from 79 in round one to 73 and Brett Green went from 80 to 75.

Tidenberg (152) and Green (155) were followed by Tyler Schepens with 164.

Softball

Tif in University (1610, 3-3 GLIAC) weathered two storms on Friday, outlasting an hour and 10 minute rain delay before sweeping the Lake Erie Storm 7-6 and 3-1 at Paradiso Fields.

In the opener, the Dragons trailed 4-2 in the 4th inning before inally breaking through to score 5 runs on doubles by Alayna Lytle and Cassandra Brown and singles by Libby Crow and Michelle Poe.

Lake Erie managed to pick up two runs in the 7th inning but starting pitcher Kimmy Reynolds pitched out of a jam with the tying run on second base.

Reynolds picked up the win with 7 innings of work and got big support from Crow, who had 3 hits with a home run for 2 RBI. Poe had 2 hits for 2 RBI, while Amanda Rock also had 2 hits. Brown had a double and RBI, while Lytle also had a double and RBI.

In game two, pitching was the name of the game, as Tiffany Snell went the distance and allowed just 3 hits and

1 earned run with 9 strikeouts.

Leading 3-0 in the 7th inning, Snell faced her toughest challenge.

The Storm picked up a run and had the tying run at the plate. Snell pitched out of the jam, getting a foul out and a popup to second base to end the game.

Cassandra Brown was big again, smashing a huge home run to center ield while also getting a single and RBI. Poe added 2 hits, while Allyson Rock had 2 hits and an RBI. Track and ield

Tif in University's track and ield teams had outstanding performances at the Oliver Nikoloff Invitational hosted by the University of Cincinnati and featuring numerous Division I teams.

The men inished 2nd of 13 teams while the women were 3rd of 13.

For the men, Coy Blair won the shot put with a put of 18.35 meters while also taking 2nd in the hammer throw with 57.03.

Blair's irst place effort was one of ive irstplace performances for

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Sports News continued the men, with Reginald Thomas winning the 100 in 10.67, Lamar Hargrove taking the 200 in 21.33, James Ngandu cruising in the 5000 in 14:44.57, and Joel Johnson winning the 400 in 48.58.

Other top inishers for the men included Drew Hickman (2nd in 400 in 49.14), Travis Steinback (2nd in 200 in 22.33), Chris London (2nd in high jump with 1.98 meters), Davis Bowers (2nd in pole vault with 4.30), Duane Boyd (4th in 100), Shaquille Hildreth (5th in 100), Kerwin Jackson (4th in 400 hurdles), Jon Angelone (4th in pole vault), and Toryko Grace (5th in discus).

In women's action, Robyn Banks was the lone winner, taking the 400 meter dash in 56.18.

Tif in also got top performances from Kristen Massey (2nd in 100 in 12.21) and Monica Carson (2nd in javelin in 32.36).

Other standouts for TU included the 400 relay (3rd), Ashley Linton (3rd in 800), and fourth place inishes

from Theresa Scott (100), Whitney Bornhorst (400 hurdles), Javean Douglas (hammer throw), and Morgan Horn (pole vault). Sydnie Anthony also took 5th in the triple jump.

Baseball

The series between the Tif in University Dragons and Hillsdale Chargers continued to be a wild and high scoring affair. After defeating the Chargers yesterday 26-10, the Chargers returned ire on Sunday, beating the Dragons 17-5.

Hillsdale hit the board irst, cracking a two run homer to lead 2-0 after an inning of play.

Ryan Davis, not to be outdone, launched a two run shot of his own to tie the score at 2-2 in the bottom of the 2nd.

The Chargers added a run in the 4th, and then put the game out of reach with seven runs in the 5th. Kyle Durham cracked a two run bomb in the 6th inning, bringing the score to 10-4. Hillsdale continued to swing a hot bat in the 7th, scoring seven more runs to lead 17-4. Tif in's Kurt Barbeau pushed the

inal run of the game home, singling to center ield to score Devon Fisk.

Tyler Nichols took the loss on the mound, tossing four innings, surrendering eight hits and six runs. The Dragons collected eight hits, with Kurt Barbeau inishing 2 for 3 with a run batted in. Kyle Durham and Ryan Davis each went 1 for 3 with a home run and two RBI's.

Game three was suspended due to darkness in the top of the 7th, with Hillsdale leading 12-8. The suspended contest will resume on April 5, at 2:00 pm with the fourth and inal game of the series to follow. The Dragons now sit 10-13 overall and 2-4 in GLIAC play.

Men's Tennis The Tif in University Tennis team competed against the Wayne State Warriors on Sunday, with the Dragons falling 7-2.

Doubles 1st Doubles was the lone match that didn't go into a tie breaker as the Dragons dropped their inal serve to fall 7-9. The pairing of Lu-

dena/Cutting played a fantastic match against one of the better performing doubles teams in the conference and played them tough until their inal serve.

2nd Doubles was the lone doubles victory as the two captains played some of their best tennis all season.

The Dragons had an early break to go up 41, but quickly relinquished the lead. The two teams stayed on serve all match and went into a inal tiebreaker. The Dragons had 3 match points and converted on the inal point to win a nail biter 9-8.

3rd Doubles was a heartbreaker for the Dragons as they fell in a tiebreaker. The Dragons got behind early, but came roaring back as they attacked the net and played smart tennis. With costly double faults and errors down the stretch the Dragons fell 8-9 in a inal tiebreaker.

Singles 1st Singles was much closer than the score tells. TU's Ludena dropped a 3-6, 6-7 decision on Sunday. Lu-

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Sports News continued dena has a tough match no matter who the Dragons play and that was doubly true against the Warriors.

Ludena had a few chances late in the match to push the match into a 3rd set as he was up 5-3 in the tiebreaker, but fell as the 5th point in the Warriors victory.

2nd Singles was as much of a heartbreaker as a match can get. TU's Lezama fell in straight sets 6-7, 6-7 as the Dragon's 2nd singles player couldn't catch a break. Lezama played incredibly tough and had few unforced errors, but on Sunday the Warriors just had his number at the end of the day.

3rd Singles found TU's Cutting falling in straight sets 4-6, 1-6.

The irst set was decided by a lone break of serve and it was all downhill from there.

4th Singles was another tough match decided by a lone break of serve both times as TU's Mangone fell 4-6, 3-6 in the 4th point for the Warriors on Sunday.

5th Singles was TU's lone singles victory as

Kopronica was leading 3-1 until the Warriors retired.

6th Singles was a heart break for the Dragons.

TU's senior captain Victor Fernandes fell 4-6, 7-5, 12-14 in a marathon match in front of the Dragon fans on Sunday. Fernandes was able to bring the match back to 5-5 and continued his ferocious net play to get the match into a tiebreaker. It was in the inal tiebreaker that neither player budged until a cross court winner set the Warriors up 13-12 and a inal volley put it away for them.

Women's Lacrosse The Tif in University women's lacrosse team traveled to Allendale, Michigan on Friday, tangling with the Grand Valley State Lakers.

The Lakers held a slight lead at the half, and were able to hold off a feverish TU comeback late, beating the Dragons 13-10.

The Dragons scored irst, as Emily Roussel struck three minutes into the contest to give the Dragons a 1-0 lead.

The Lakers responded with three straight goals to regain control.

TU pulled a point closer with a Morgan Sherley strike with 23:26 remaining. Every Dragon goal was countered with at least one for the Lakers for the remainder of the half, as GVSU held a 8-6 advantage at the break.

After the intermission, the Lakers quickly added two more goals to put the Dragons in a 10 -6 hole. Emily Roussel was the offense for the Dragons in the 2nd half, scoring all four Tif in goals in the half, accounting for 6 of the 10 total Dragon goals.

Roussel singlehandedly pulled the Dragons within striking distance late, scoring three goals in in the inal ive minutes, but it was too little, too late as the Lakers held on to defeat the Dragons 1310.

Grand Valley held a 3228 advantage in shots and an 11-9 lead in saves. The Dragons did a nice job controlling the draw, swiping 14 draw controls to the Lakers 11.

Emily Roussel collected six goals for the Dragons and Morgan Sherley added a pair of goals. Tori Nelson led

the Dragons in draw controls, snagging six.

The loss drops the Dragons to 5-5 overall and 3-2 in GLIAC play.

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DRAGON CLUB SPORTS Club Sports RUGBY TU MEN'S RUGBY BEATS OBERLIN COLLEGE 54 to 0—IN WIND, RAIN SLEET AND SNOW

Josh Maxson, the Dragon veteran Lock had a "quad‐fecta" (four tries).

Other DRAGONS scoring tries were:

LUZADER, DUROCHER, SIMONSON, STOLDT, CARRISALES( TWO), BILLER, AND PRENZLIN

Castorena and Curtis had several huge runs that led to Dragon tries.

The Dragon's inal home match is against John Carrol University, Saturday, April 9 at 1:00, PARDISO ATHLETIC FIELDS.

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HOUSE FOR SALE - Bloomville, Ohio

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An Overview of Medicare Informative Seminar Free to the Public Presented by Christopher A. Bumb of The Beacon Group.

For anyone who will be eligible for Medicare benefits in 2016 and for those who are currently enrolled.

This is an in-depth look into Medicare and an explanation of what options are currently available.

When? Thursday, April 21st Where? Bloomville Village Office—10 Beeghly Avenue If you are unable to attend but would like to request information, please call 419-677-4310.

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Tif in University Circle K to Host Bowling Tournament

Kick‐off Event for Gene in Jeans!

Two Tif in University organizations, Circle K (a division of Kiwanis International) and Theta Eta Omicron, are proud to announce the creation of a new fundraiser that we anticipate being a real strike! We will be hosting a bowling tournament at Heritage Lanes in Tif in, OH. This event will be held on Sunday, April 10, 2016, at 1 p.m. Registration starts at 12:15 p.m. All teams are asked to show up no later than 12:45 p.m. to allow the tournament to start on time. The cost is $30 per person, with ive people on your team. This is a handicapped tournament so all are welcome to bowl even if you just want to bowl for fun! There will be a 50/50 raf le and a Strike-pot Jackpot held throughout the event as well.

Proceeds from the fundraiser will go to the Safe House for Human Traf icking, a part of the St. Francis Convent. The clubs hope to raise awareness of the plight of human traf icking victims and support the work of the Sisters of St. Francis. For any company looking to make a donation who needs a receipt, please notify Susan Ross-La Torre at 419-448-3424.

What’s Gene in Jeans you ask? Gene in Jeans is a fundraiser geared towards recognizing Professor Gene Chintala’s 26th anniversary of being jeanless. He stopped wearing jeans in 1990, while working at a university and was constantly being mistaken for a student. This event will also be open to the public and take place on April 21, 2016, at 7:00 p.m.. Donations will be accepted throughout the event. We ask that any donation being mailed in to be mailed out no later than April 16. All pre-donations are due April 19, to allow the club of icials to pre-total everything and prepare possible jean out its for Gene to wear. If you would like more information, please call Gene Chintala at 419-448-3347.

If you would like to make a donation separate from the tournament, please send all proceeds to Susan Ross-La Torre, Director of Student Engagement, or Dean Michael Herdlick at: Susan Ross-La Torre/ Dean Herdlick-Attn: Tif in University Circle K 155 Miami St.-Tif in, OH 44883

If you will be mailing a check, please make it payable to Tif in University Circle K. Thank you for your help in putting jeans back on Gene!

Tif in University to Host Community Fundraiser

Gene in Jeans/ Mr. Universe Two Tif in University clubs, Circle K (a division of Kiwanis International) and Theta Eta Omicron is proud to announce the creation of a new fundraiser. We proudly present “Gene in Jeans,” in conjunction with our annual Mr. Universe Competition. What’s Gene in Jeans you ask? Gene in Jeans is a fundraiser geared towards recognizing Professor Gene Chintala’s 26th anniversary of being jeanless. He stopped wearing jeans in 1990, while working at a university and was constantly being mistaken for a student.

The goal of this fundraiser is to raise a minimum of $1,000 to put jeans back on Gene. Once we have reached our base goal, for every additional $500 we will add a new denim based out it to Gene’s clothing collection he will model. All proceeds bene it the help to end Sex Traf icking in NW Ohio. For any company looking to make a donation who needs a receipt, please notify Susan Ross-La Torre at 419-448-3424.

Proceeds from the fundraiser will go the Safe House for Human Traf icking, a part of the St. Francis Convent. The clubs hope to raise awareness of the plight of human traf icking victims and support the work of the Sisters of St. Francis.

This event will be open to the public and take place on April 21, 2016, at 7:00 P. M.. Donations will be accepted throughout the event. We ask that any donation being mailed in to be mailed out no later than April 16. All pre-donations are due April 19, to allow the club of icials to pre-total everything and prepare possible jean out its for Gene to wear. If you would like more information, please call Gene Chintala at 419-448-3347.

If you would like to make a donation, please send all proceeds to Susan Ross-La Torre, Director of Student Engagement, or Dean Michael Herdlick at: Susan Ross-La Torre/ Dean Herdlick Attn: Tif in University Circle K 155 Miami St.

Tif in, OH 44883If you will be mailing a check, please make it payable to Tif in University Circle K. Thank you for your help in putting jeans back on Gene! We hope to see you on April 21, 2016, at 7:00 P. M.

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Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum - Mega Star Ticket Program The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum Mega Star Ticket Program, gives the Tiffin University family access to purchase general admission tickets online at a discount rate. This is an online only promotion and they do accept vouchers To see a full list of benefits visit, h p://www. ffin.edu/alumni/benefits/