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Pacific SoftballThursday, March 22nd, 2012 - 6pm Bill Simoni Field (Sunken Field)Join the Pacific Softball team as they take on Princeton in the Libby Matson Tournament. Friday, March 23rd, 2012 - 4:30pm Bill Simoni Field (Sunken Field)Join the Pacific Softball team as they take on SDSU in the Libby Matson Tournament.Sunday, March 25th, 2012 - 12pm Bill Simoni Field (Sunken Field)Join the Pacific Softball team as they take on St. Marys in the Libby Matson Tournament.General admission $6.00, Senior (62+) $4.00, and Youth (13-17) $3.00, faculty and staff $3.00, Free for kids 12 and under

Men’s TennisSaturday, March 24th, 2012 Hal Nelson Tennis CourtsJoin the Pacific Tigers Men's Tennis team as they take on Eastern Washington.

Pacific Men’s BaseballSaturday, March 24th & 25th, 2012 Klein Family Field3/24 - 1pm & 4pm - Join the Pacific Tigers Baseball team as they take on Brown.3/25 - 1pm & 6pm - Join the Pacific Tigers Baseball team as they take on Brown.

The Associated Students is proud to present an experience unprecedented by any other campus event, The Electronic Vault, will feature 2 of Vegas hottest DJs with a special performance by The Cataracs & Dev. Tickets are available for students at the DeRosa University Center Front Desk for $15 with valid student ID, limit 1 ticket per student. General public tickets can be found online through TicketMaster. Shuttle transportation will be provided for students from Burns Tower to the Arena starting at 8pm and continue service through out the duration of the show. Tickets for students are limited so don't wait to purchase yours! For questions call our office (209) 946-2233

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at PacificASuop Presents: Electronic VaultStockton ArenaTuesday, February 14th from 4:30pm - 6:00pm

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ASuop: Get Involved!ASuop is now accepting applications for Arts & Entertainment (A&E) and Cabinet positions. To apply for A&E, please attend a Team Pacific recruitment session (information can be found at the DeRosa Center front desk). Applications for Cabinet positions can be found on OrgSync.com under Files.

Student Recital SeriesFriday, March 23rd at 7:30pm - Guitar StudioSaturday, March 24th at 12pm - Lyndsey Enoki, trumpetSunday, March 25th at 2:30pm - Colleen Carlson, fluteSunday, March 25th at 7:30pm - Iggy Lindsey, euphonium

Ship of Foolz at Java AromaThurs., March 22nd at 8pmJava AromaLocal band Ship of Foolz plays a fusion of jazz, reggae, funk at their free farewell performance of Java Thursdays. Open to public. Free!

Profile DaySaturday, March 31st 1 - 3pmBe sure to sign your club up for a table at Profile Day! Setup will begin at noon. To sign up, please email JMazzotta@pacific.edu

An Evening with Andrew LamThurs., March 22nd at 6pmWendell Phillips Center (WPC)Join University of the Pacific in celebrating Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month by welcoming Andrew Lam. While still in school, Lam won the Outstanding Young Journalist Award in 1993, Lam is the web editor of New America Media, journalist, short story writer, and author of two books - Perfume Dreams: Reflections on the Vietnamese Diaspora (2005), winner of the Pen American Beyond Margins Award, and East Eats West: Writing in Two Hemispheres (2010).

Pacific Opera Theatre presents "The Magic Flute"Thurs. March 22nd at 8pmCenter for Community InvolvementJoin the University of the Pacific and the Conservatory’s Pacific Opera Theatre for Mozart’s The Magic Flute. Featuring some of Mozart’s most exciting music, this work remains as popular today as when it first premiered in 1791. Set in a fairy tale land, audiences of all ages will enjoy this enchanting (and often humorous!) story. Get your tickets today and look forward to being swept up in the magic of Mozart’s spellbinding masterpiece!

Stockton ThunderStockton ArenaFriday, March 23rd, 2012 at 7:30pm vs. Bakersfield CondorsSat., March 24th, 2012 at 7:30pm vs. Bakersfield Condors Fan Appreciation Night: All fans will receive a Player Poster.

Lucha Libre Masked WarriorsSun., March 25th at 6pmStockton ArenaLucha Libre Masked Warriors are coming to the Stockton Arena Sunday, March 25th. Professional wrestling as you have never experienced before!

Phi Delta Chi Multicultural Health FairSun., March 25th at 11amCalvary Presbyterian ChurchPacific pharmacy students from the Thomas J. Long School of Pharmacy and Health Sciences will be offering a variety of FREE health services such as blood pressure, cholesterol, diabetes, and osteoporosis screenings.

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ASuop Presents: Film Series - Puss in BootsSaturday, March 24th at 10:30amHaggin Museum - 1201 N. Pershing Avenue, Stockton, CA

The Mad Hatter’s Tea Party, started by the Museum Store Auxiliary in 1993, has become an established tradition much anticipated by museum members. This popular springtime event is inspired by Lewis Carroll’s classic story, Alice in Wonderland . Special party guests will include Alice, the White Rabbit, the Queen of Hearts and other characters from the book, brought to life by local drama students. Be on the lookout for special guests this year. Tea is served from an elegant silver tea service, along with delicious canapés, cookies, and other teatime treats prepared by Museum Store Auxiliary members. Museum members will receive their invitations during the first week in March. Make your reservations early, as seating is limited and this event often sells out. Tickets: Advance reservations required, $15 adults; $10 children under 12

If you are interested in attending this event but are not a museum member, start or renew your membership today. Contact Membership Coordinator Kristen Anema at (209) 940-6316 or kanema@hagginmuseum.org for more information.

Pacific Women’s Resource Center Presents: Wendy MurphyRETHINKING RAPE: Introducing a New ParadigmThursday, March 22nd at 7pmDeRosa Center Ballroom

Adjunct Professor of Law at New England Law Boston and national expert on the legal and cultural response to crimes of sexual violation, Wendy Murphy will present a provocative new approach to the way we think about, talk about and respond as a society to rape. Rape, Murphy argues, is at its core a violation of the victim's personal autonomy, thus a violation of basic human rights. Rape is not "bad sex, but rather bad citizenship." We need to change the way we view the crime of rape, Murphy explains, and understand the importance of educating men and women to resist and disrupt the mainstream messages they are getting about sex and violence.

Wendy is a former child abuse and sex crimes prosecutor who teaches at New England Law/Boston. Wendy specializes in the representation of crime victims, women and children. She also writes and lectures widely on victims' rights and criminal justice policy. Her expose of the American legal system, And Justice For Some, came out in 2007. This event is co-sponsored by Pacific Arts and Lectures. Event is free and open to the public.

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Women as History-makers in California: 59th California History InstituteFriday, March 23rd at 9:30am Grace Covell Hall

University Faculty & Staff: $30 to attend paper sessions, the luncheon, and the receptions on March 23 and 24. High School, Undergraduate and Graduate Students: $25 to attend paper sessions, the luncheon, and the receptions on March 23 and 24. General Admission: $40 to attend paper sessions, the luncheon, and the receptions on March 23 and 24. The field trip to Sacramento on March 23 is $40 for all attendees, which does not include lunch.

For additional information please e mail: Juliann Hilton Email or call John Muir Center 209 946-2527

Sponsored By: Department of History, John Muir Center, Holt-Atherton Special Collections, California Chi Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, Ethnic Studies Program, Gender Studies Program, Rockwell Hunt Endowment, R. Coke Wood Endowment.

365 Days - 365 Plays by Suzan-Lori Parks, Directed by Macelle Mahala, PhDFriday, March 23rd at 8pmDeMarcus Brown Theatre

The Department of Theatre Arts at the University of the Pacific is staging 365 Days/ 365 Plays, written by Suzan-Lori Parks and directed by Professor Macelle Mahala. The playwright wrote one play a day for a year, some of which are connected and some not. A group of 12 students will be performing 70 out of the 365 plays. Parks, the first African American woman to win a Pulitzer Prize in drama, has inspired Mahala for years: “I saw the play for which she won the Pulitzer Prize on Broadway performed by Jeffrey Wright and Mos Def: it was mesmerizing.” Mahala staged another of Parks’ plays, Devotees in the Garden of Love, as part of her graduate work at the University of Minnesota. This is her directorial debut at the University of the Pacific.

This fast-paced, witty collection of short plays is full of vibrant characters and circumstances. The production contains situations that include a face off between a disillusioned shopping mall Santa and a soccer mom, a strange encounter at a bus stop, a wandering mariachi, the personification of the Hindu gods Arjuna and Krishna, and a homecoming queen’s fleeting five minutes of fame. The production also incorporates singing, dancing, and video projection.

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