Culinary Challenge
Provider is hosting a cooking competition for California Baptist University students.
For a chance to compete, students must submit a statement with an idea for an Italian-themed dish and why they want to create it. Entries are due by Feb. 21 and can be submitted in entry boxes in the Alumni Dining Commons, Brisco’s Village Cafe and Wanda’s Cafe.
Four students will be chosen to work side-by-side with a chef to design, prepare and create an entree, which will be served to and voted on by a panel of judges March 26.
The winner will receive a gift card, his or her name on a plaque that will hang in the ADC and a customized apron.
Woo week approaching
With Woo Week fast approaching, the Office of Residence Life offered opportunities for women to obtain VIP passes. All they had to do was make a trip to The Daily Brew, buy a cup of coffee for themselves and then pay it forward, by buying an additional cup for someone else.
The VIP passes include reserved seating at Woofest, as well as access to the VIP section at the pre-party. While it is now too late to snag a VIP pass for Woofest, women can still attend and can also participate in the Woo Week events.
The women had their turn with TWIRP and now it is their chance to be “wooed.”
College of Allied Health hosting seminar
On Jan. 28 from 6 to 8 p.m., the College of Allied Health and the Office of Graduate Admissions will host a panel to discuss and answer questions about the new Master of Public Health Program that California Baptist University is now offering.
This networking event will be an opportunity for students to hear from leading experts in the field of public health and healthcare in the Inland Empire.
The event will occur at CBU in the Innovators Auditorium. All students are welcomed and encouraged to attend.
Site for 2014 Winter Olympics under threat of suicide bombing
Sochi, Russia, the site of the 2014 Winter Olympics, is under threat of a suicide bombing.
According to the Washington Post, police received a letter that contained warnings about three alleged suicide bombers, one of whom is allegedly at large in the city of Sochi.
Regardless of the risk, the town is still expected to host the Winter Olympics thus far, but Russian security guards are at work to eliminate the threat.
Free pizza in exchange for attendance
The men’s and women’s basketball teams are playing Azusa Pacific University’s gym on Friday at 5:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Students are encouraged to “Invade the Zu” with the promise of free pizza and admission paid by CBU athletics.
Both the men’s and women’s teams are undefeated in 2014, with the women on a five-game winning streak and the men on a 16-game winning streak.
