Most of you reading this have some very awesome talents. Whether that be licking your nose, clapping with one hand, or something useful liking singing.  Dr. Bieniek can turn into a superhero called Vector Man and  Dr. Stephenson can lighten the mood of any room with his own special jokes.  Yet, there are many more talented professors. Engineers Without Borders has decided that we need to know these secret talents, and has arranged for a showing this Friday, Feb. 6th.

Tickets will be $5, $10, and $25, and can be purchased at Leech box office or at the Havener Center at lunch.  The show should last about an hour, from 7:30 to 8:30, and should be a great time.  So, for a modest price you can watch some professors and their “talents”.  Not a bad deal, especially when you consider that the money is going to Engineers Without Borders.  They are an ogranization that takes engineering students to developing countries to try to bring a better quality of life. The projects from S&T all take place in South America and help bring infrastructure to a community.  This includes bringing potable water through a rain water collection system, teaching how to building earthquake resistant housing, and installing sanitation control. 
So for a few bucks, you can go learn something new about your teachers, entertain yourself on a friday night, and help contribute to an amazing organization.  I expect to see the place sold out.  Nobody you know will be at the Grotto anyway, and COD is getting old.