Hi all!
This newsletter is a little late, but still relevant! Check out the Hypnotist show next week! (exclamation mark)
-David

1. Pembroke HYPNOTIST SHOW
2. You are the best
3. Pembroke Mile News
4. Emma Ball: Workers Wanted
5. Teaching opportunities in Shanghai
6. Bluesci: Writers Wanted
7. Personal Development Society: New society!

1. take pride and have confidence in yourself
2. International food formal - MEXICAN FOOD!
3. UN Global Survey on Sustainable Lifestyles
4. RE: Varsity Sexism
5. Global Poverty Project
6. Homerton May Ball 2009
7. Grad recruitment for Standard Life
8. Café Project Lunch
9. Triple Helix: "Rethinking the Realities of the Spotless Mind" Rescheduled

1. Spreading Joy and Happiness
2. Green Initiatives at Trough
3. Pembroke Men's Tennis
4. Internship in India
5. Cambridge Volunteers in Nepal: Summer Teaching
6. CU Yachting
7. CU Music Link: Committee nominations
8. Wolfson Howler: Steve Williams Headliner
9. CU Aisa Law and Business Associaton: "Being Global"

1. Reminder: You have the power to change lives
2. Persuading others to pursue their dreams
3. Scudamore's Punting Co Discount for Pembroke Students
4. Pembroke Ladies Tennis Team
5. Noah's Ark Bop!
6. Calling all swimmers
7. CU Amnesty International
8. Student Community Action
9. Tailored suit offer
10. Peterhouse Ball: Workers wanted
11. Trinity Ball: Workers Wanted
12. Summer Teaching in Romana
13. Cambridge International development summit
14. Homerton May Ball Performer announcement
15. TCMS Presents the Beethoven Ensemble
16. CU Windsurfers
17. Big Fish Ents - Welcome Back!
18. GB Rowing
19. Tit Hall & CU Islamic Socs: The Purpose of Existence
20. The Triple Helix & G-C Film Soc: Rethinking the Realities of the Spotless Mind
21. Cambridge and Anglia Ruskin Radio is going FM

There has been a substantial outbreak of a suspected viral infection in a Cambridge college over the last few days, and all students need to be aware and prepared in order to contain its further spread. Please read this message from the college nurse carefully, and follow the instructions it contains; they come from the city's environmental health officers.

Cambridge University Students' Union elections occur once per year, and include the following roles:

• President
• Education
• Welfare
• Coordinator
• Access and Funding
• Women's
• Ethical Affairs Chair
• Mental Health
• Students with Disabilities
• Mature/Part-time Students and Graduate College Education
• NUS Delegate

The votes were counted immediately after the close of voting, and results
were announced officially at 10 p.m. on Thursday 12 February 2008.

Vote online at https://online.pem.cam.ac.uk/vote/jp/ between noon on Monday 9 February and midnight on Tuesday 10 February.
Paper voting will take place at the following times on both Wednesday 11 February and Thursday 12 February:
12.30-1.30 p.m. Hall
1.30-2.30 p.m. Junior Parlour
6.0-7.0 p.m. Hall

Notice is given that an election for five positions on the JPC, the entire Equal Opportunities Committee, and the JPC charity will be held from Monday 9 February to Thursday 12 February in accordance with Clause 13 of the JP constitution.