“All you can eat nugget night.” Sponsored by Chick-fil-A at Georgia Square Mall and University Dance Marathon. $7.99 includes all the famous Chick-fil-A nuggets, waffle potato fries and tea you can enjoy. 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.

 Struggle for a living wage. Tzedek, UGA Hillel’s social justice and philanthropy student group, will host an event discussing University campus workers’ living wage. Campus workers are expected to attend to explain poverty issues directly. 7:30 p.m. 153 SLC.

 UGA/ACC Young Democrats meeting. Join the Young Dems for discussion on current politics and upcoming events. 6 p.m. 348 SLC. Contact: lelrod@uga.edu

 College Republicans political career panel. The panel features Mark Rountree, president of Landmark Communications; Michael Paris, president of the Council on Quality Growth; Wes Fugate, former deputy chief of staff to Governor Fletcher of Kentucky, serving as an adviser on High Education Policy and led the governor’s scheduling department; and Jay Walker, former chief of staff to Speaker of the House Bill Richardson and is currently serving as a consultant to numerous Georgia election campaigns. 7 p.m. 304 Caldwell Hall. Contact: jevans@uga.edu.

 Student Alumni Council open enrollment has begun. SAC members act as a liaison between University students and alumni. Members help with Student Alumni Association initiatives on campus as well. The applications will be available online at www.uga.edu/alumni until March 31 at 5 p.m. Interviews will take place the week of April 7. For more information, contact Julie Cheney, SAA/SAC Adviser, at jcheney@uga.edu.

 Team Captains’ Meeting. Sponsored by University Relay For Life. Relay For Life 2008 is less than six weeks away. All team captains are asked to attend the meeting to find out about upcoming events and fundraisers. Captains should also bring any team money they have raised since the last meeting. 7 p.m. SLC room 148.
www.uga.edu/relay. Contact: jtraynor@uga.edu.

 Forum: Power of One. Sponsored by the Go Green Alliance and the Physical Plant Division. An interactive forum led by experts on sustainability discuss the power of the individual in affecting environmental change. The panel of professionals and students offer solutions and demonstrations for improving their quality of life from practicing more sustainable behaviors. 6 to 7:15 p.m. 171 Student Learning Center. Contact:
678-758-2267, megan.ard@gmail.com

 Edith House Lecture: Freedom and Justice for Some. Sponsored by the Women Law Students Association and the School of Law. Shirley M. Hufstedler, the first U.S. Secretary of Education, presents the lecture to honor the first female law graduate from the University, Edith House. She discusses available federal judicial review for prisoners held at Guantanamo Bay. Program and lecture will last about one hour; reception to follow. 3:30 p.m. Hatton Lovejoy Courtroom, Hirsch Hall. Contact: dnleslie@uga.edu

 Lecture: The (Im)Possibility Of Media Representations Of Others – Is There A Way Out Of The Predicament? Sponsored by the Grady College Of Journalism and Mass Communication. A presentation by Elfriede Fürsich, associate professor at Boston College who investigated the impact of globalization on media practices ranging from travel programs to business journalism and African Internet sites. 4 p.m. 248 Student Learning Center. Contact:
706-542-5680, cacosta@grady.uga.edu

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