Climbing Wall Hours:
“If you're not prepared to be wrong, you'll never
come up with anything original." ~Sir Ken Robinson
Tues/Thurs: 4pm-6pm
Wed 7-9pm, Friday 3-6pm
Sat/Sun: 1pm-4pm
Soup, Salad, & Soul
(informal discussions, lunch provided)
Fridays, 12:15-1pm,
Bodman Lounge, Chapel
THE WELL-STREET JOURNAL
~Brought to you by Jan Morris in Student Affairs~
9 Lessons We Can Learn
from our istakes
5 Easy Steps to
Time Management
We all mess up. It happens.
Don’t sweat it! Instead, what have we learned?
1. Write down how you’re currently
spending your time. Be thorough and
honest! Include eating, sleeping, studying, reading,
time on social media, playing online games, sports,
rehearsals, watching TV, etc.
2. Create a priority list that includes
everything you need to do, including any
Remember: priorities may
change from day to day.
social commitments.
3. Enter your to-do list items in your
calendar planner, estimating and
blocking out a time slot for each. Enter
1.
Take a break!
2.
3.
4.
5.
all your high-priority items first.
4. Make adjustments in your planner
based on current time-management
habits. Do you think best first thing in the
morning? Do you need extra time for certain
projects? Is your brain done after 9p.m. or are
you best at night?
5. Do, review, and repeat daily.
Source: www.connectionsacademy.com/blog/posts/2015-01-14/
Time-Management-for-Students-in-5-Easy-Steps.aspx
6.
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8.
9.
Mistakes teach us to clarify what we really want
and how we want to live.
Mistakes teach us to accept ourselves and that we
can be flawed and be loved. People who love and
care about us will stick with us through all our flaws
and floundering.
Mistakes teach us to accept our fallibility and face
our fear. People, resources, and solutions will
appear, especially when we ask for help.
Mistakes teach us about ourselves and how to tell
our truth. Being honest about our limitations offer
us opportunities to practice telling the truth.
Mistakes teach us, through analysis and feedback,
about what works, and what doesn't. Many times
we can trace mistakes to recurring patterns of belief
or behavior that haven’t served us in the past.
Mistakes teach us to take responsibility. It is more
empowering to look for our role in the mistake.
Mistakes teach us about integrity.
Mistakes teach us to engage in our lives -- to live
fully. We can use them as evidence that we ar e
growing, risking, and stretching to meet our potential.
Mistakes allow us to inspire others.
Source: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/lisabeth-saunders-medlock-phd/
dont-fear-failure-9-powerful-lessons-we-can-learn-from-ourmistakes_b_6058380.html
Check out my Wellness Blog at: http://sophia.smith.edu/blog/wordsofwisdom/
Every
SUNDAY
Every
MONDAY
Get Fit Smith -
Bell Ringing
Practice
Every
TUESDAY
Outdoor Adventure
ALL activities:
4-6pm & meet at the
If you are interested,
4pm, Ainsworth 304 please contact Sarah
boathouse! Register
(has the climbing wall) McElhone Moriarty ’72 by emailing:
at smoriart@smith.edu outdoors@smith.edu
Zumba
Buddhist
Meditation
All welcome.
Bodman Lounge,
Chapel, 5pm
November 8
SWIMMING AND DIVING:
VS BABSON & BRANDEIS
UNIV, 1PM,
DALTON POOL
Sing traditional
American hymns
from the Sacred Harp
songbook, written in
shape-note style. No
experience necessary.
7pm-10pm
Chapel Sanctuary
Every
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
Bell Ringing
Practice
Hike to Holyoke
Range, 4-6pm
If you are interested,
please contact Sarah
ALL Outdoor AdMcElhone Moriarty ’72 venture activities:
at smoriart@smith.edu Meet at the
Get Fit Smith Zumba
11:30am – 1:30pm
Carroll Rm, Eat well!
BASKETBALL
Chrysanthemum
Show Opening
Lecture 7:30pm,
November 9
November 17
Kirsten Hadden
& DIVING:
World Freedom SWIMMING
VS ELMS COLLEGE
Lipkens , 3pm,
7PM,
Day!
Sweeney
DALTON POOL
November
16
Hike Mt. Greylock
Leave Sage 8:30am SMITH WIND
November 24
ENSEMBLE:
BASKETBALL vs
Wentworth, 6pm
November 11
Hallie Flanagan
November 12
Jittery’s Live!
Jeff Leblanc
9pm CC TV Lounge
Drop-In Mindfulness Sessions,12pm, November 19
Ada 40th
Schacht Rm 218
Anniversary Tea
4pm, CC 103/104
November 18
Selections from J.S. Hypnotist Show
Bach, Art of Fugue
7pm, Carroll Rm
12:30pm Sweeney
Art & Crafts Projects
(Always free!)
Weinstein Auditorium 7:30pm, https://
smith.collegiatelink.net/
7:30pm, https://
smith.collegiatelink.net organization/sec
/organization/sec
Music in the Noon
Music in the Noon Hour: Bach Sonata
12:30pm Sweeney
Smith-To-Do
1pm - 2:15pm Register http://www.smith.edu/
by emailing counselose/programs_to-do.php
ingservices@smith.edu
Taste of
Latin America!
events all afternoon!
Every
SATURDAY
Grief Support Group Davis Ballroom, 9pm
November 6
FACULTY RECITAL:
7:30, Sweeney
12:15-1pm, Bodman
Lounge, Chapel
The Dictator's
Ceremony and Keynote ness Sessions, 12pm Granddaughter
1pm, Sweeney, Plus
7:30pm
Schacht Rm 218
Sage Hall
Forever Broadway
Soup, Salad & Soul
November 5
Hour, 12:30pm
vs. Curry College
2pm
Every
FRIDAY
boathouse 4-6pm.
SEC MOVIE Night
Register by emailing:
Weinstein Auditorium
SEC
MOVIE
Night
outdoors@smith.edu
6pm, Ainsworth 304
(has the climbing wall)
November 2
November 3
November 4
Otelia
Cromwell
Day
Drop-In MindfulIS Day!! Let’s eat!
November 15
To register,
email:
outdoors@smi
th.edu
Every
5-9pm, Davis Ballrm
Carroll Rm
Camping Overnight
Macliesh Field!
November 13
Smiffenpoof Fall
Jam
7:30pm, Chapel
November 7
Chrysanthemum Show
Begins! 10am, Lyman
November 14
BASKETBALL vs
Curry College, 2pm
November 21
SWIMMING & DIVING:
vs Westfield State,
1pm, Dalton Pool
ORCHESTRA
CONCERT 8pm
Sweeney
November 20
Fall Faculty Dance Noteables Fall Jam
8pm, Chapel
Concert, 8pm
Theatre 14
Thanksgiving Break: November
25-29