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Start: 6:00 pm
Join us for a pizza party to celebrate the release of East Lansing native Josie Bloss's newest young adult novel! Josie, author of Band Geek Love and Band Geeked Out, has taken on more serious subject with the stand-alone novel Albatross, a story of a girl's destructive high school relationship that Meg Cabot calls "taut and emotionally wrenching." Everyone at Tess's new school warns her that Micah is bad news - a heartbreaker. But she can't ignore her attraction to this brooding, brilliant, friendless emo hottie who can turn on the charm - or heart-shredding scorn - at a moment's notice. Starting over in a new town after her parents' split isn't easy for Tess, and Micah feels like her first real connection. But what happens when their bond suddenly feels like shackles? Don't miss this great event with one of the rising stars of young adult fiction!
Start: 7:00 pm
As a part of The Art of Living Foundation's campaign to create a stress-free and violence -free society, Dr. Shalabh Chandra and Dr. Nitya Sthalekar will present a free 'Mind Body Wellness' seminar that will offer an introduction to the Art of Living Workshop (Held March 5-9) at the Hannah Community Center). Participants will learn simple yet powerful breathing techniques to manage daily stress; the Power of Breath and its relation to our emotions; Sources of energy to maintain dynamism in life; Tendencies of the Mind; a guided meditation; and some relaxing "chair" Yoga.
Dr. Shalabh Chandra and Dr. Nitya Sthalekar are both board certified Internal Medicine Physicians. Dr. Chandra is currently specializing in cardio-vascular diseases at Michigan State University, East Lansing, while Dr. Sthalekar works as full time Internist at Sparrow Hospital. As a part of their comprehensive outlook towards the individual's health, they teach 20 hour stress management workshops provided by The Art of Living Foundation.
The Art of Living Foundation is one of the largest volunteer-based United Nations non-profit/NGOs working in special consultative status with the Economic and Social Council of the UN. It offers programs worldwide that eliminate stress, create a sense of belongingness and restore human values. It has presence in 140 countries and more than 25 million people have been benefitted with its programs.
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