Week of Welcome 2011
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W.O.W and is a requirement for all first-year students. Prior to Convocation you will officially enter the Georgia College community by walking through the historic per- gola and receiving your class pin. After Convocation, you are invited to a reception with members of the Georgia College faculty and staff. Following the recep- tion a couple of comedians will have you laughing in the aisles. Read more... CAMPUS ACTIVITIES BOARD (CAB) PRE- SENTS: DAVE & ETHAN: College Dating Coaches 9 – 11 p.m., Russell Auditorium Childhood friends Dave and Ethan posted ads on Craigslist and YouTube, inviting pairs of girls to double date them. As the responses poured in, they began charting their experiences in a series of video blogs, which quickly became a YouTube comedy series about double dating. Don’t miss this hilarious view of the college dating scene! Learn more... SATURDAY, AUGUST 13 FUN IN THE SUN 11 a.m. – 2 p.m., Look for us on Greene Street What’s better than water on a hot summer’s day? Giant water-filled inflatables!!! We will celebrate all the things that make Georgia College an exciting place to be: diverse people, arts, music, food, and a whole lot of fun! Don’t forget your towel! Featuring: The Makepeace Brothers The Makepeace Brothers are progenitors of roots-based power-pop, saturating their listeners with feel-good vibes and delightfully sing-along-friendly hooks. make- peace Growing up they’ve been bathed in just about every genre of music we can think of, and they bring these wildly diverse influences together for a sound all their own. The Makepeace Brothers’ songwriting has been equally inspired by the poetry of Bob Dylan; the politi- cal consciousness of Bruce Springsteen and Bob Marley, the array of musical possibilities put forth by U2, Paul Simon, Van Morrison, and by many hometown musi- cians and friends including Hank Roberts, Richie Stearns, Donna the Buffalo, and The Horseflies. Learn more about Makepeace Brother at http://makepeace- brothers.com. Featuring: The Cultural Center’s Open House Located in the Ann-Simpson Smith House ( next to Wells Hall), the Cultural Center is home to Diversity Program and Services, Women’s Center, and a number of stu- dent groups, including Pride Alliance, Black Student Alliance, and Latino Student Association. 3 ON 3 BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 2 – 5 p.m., Centennial Center The Office of Recreational Sports is hosting a 3 on 3 basketball tournament for students who are interested in intramural sports. Registration is on-site. If you are hav- ing trouble forming a team, no problem, the Rec Sports staff will help you form teams as part of this event. You will also learn more about upcoming intramural events and club sports. Winners will receive prizes. BOBCAT MARKETPLACE & COMMUNITY CELEBRA- TION 6 – 8 p.m., Centennial Residential Courtyard Milledgeville is a great place to live and learn! Come meet and greet the various people and group that make Milledgeville such a great place. You will have opportu- nities to connect with various faith-based groups, com- munity service agencies, and your new neighbors in the historic district. In addition student groups will be on hand to provide additional information about joining their organizations. Get involved and get connected! PICTURE PERFECT PICNIC 7 – 9 p.m., Centennial Residential Courtyard RSA MOVIE NIGHT 9 – until, Centennial Residential Courtyard Grab your blanket and join us in the courtyard for a movie sponsored by the Resident Student Association. We will be showing a movie on a giant screen with the latest in high definition video and an amazing sound system. The movie will begin when it is dark outside. SUNDAY, AUGUST 14 SPECIAL BRUNCH 10 a.m. – 2 p.m., The Max RESUME WORKSHOPS 2 p.m. and 3 p.m., Lanier Hall, 2nd Floor, University Career Center If you’re planning to work on or off campus, you will need to turn your college admissions resume into a focused, one-page resume that highlights the skills and accomplishments employers are seeking. During these one-hour sessions, the University Career Center staff will show you how to create an interview worthy resume that you can build upon throughout your college career. To get feedback on your current resume, we recom- mend that you bring your resume with you. Visit www.gcsu.edu/career for more information. “CAN I KISS YOU?” 8 – 9:30 p.m., Russell Auditorium This event is mandatory for all first-year students.This session is being brought back by popular demand! It will educate students on the importance of developing healthy relationships in college and beyond. For over 15 years, Mike Domitrz has been inspiring students with his hilarious sense of humor and his truly unique approach to healthier dating and communication. Check him out: http://www.datesafeproject.org/ CAMPUS ACTIVITIES BOARD (CAB) PRESENTS: ADAM ACE 10 p.m. – until, Russell Auditorium Adam Ace’s comedy show is unlike anything you have ever seen! Everyone agrees that he is hilarious, viva- cious, and truly a unique comedian. He incorporates improvisation, original creativity to his performances, and interacts with his audiences. Check him out: http://www.adamace.com/. MONDAY, AUGUST 15 NOTE: Monday, Wednesday, Friday classes begin today. LEMONADE BRIGADE 7:45 a.m. – 5 p.m., Maxwell Student Union Shuttle Stop and A&S Fountain POSTER SALE 8:45 a.m. – 4 p.m., A&S Fountain CAMPUS JOBS OPEN HOUSE 9:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. This event is coordinated by the University Career Center, Human Resources, and Financial Aid. Working on campus is a great way to get connected on campus while earning extra money. Are you interested in find- ing a campus job but not sure where to look? Campus offices participating in our Campus Jobs Open House will be accepting resumes in their offices from 9 – 4:30 during the first two days of classes. Check our website, www.gcsu.edu/career/campusjobfair.htm to see an updated list of participating offices with their location and job titles offered as well as job search success tips and employment documentation requirements. To pre- pare, attend the resume workshop on Sunday, August 14 at 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. in 232 Lanier Hall. OPEN SWIMMING 1 – 5 p.m., Centennial Center Swimming Pool IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAM TBA – See your residence staff member for details. TUESDAY, AUGUST 16 NOTE: Tuesday, Thursday classes begin today. LEMONADE BRIGADE 7:45 a.m. – 5 p.m., Maxwell Student Union Shuttle Stop and A&S Fountain POSTER SALE 8:45 a.m. – 4 p.m., A&S Fountain CAMPUS JOBS OPEN HOUSE 9:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. This event is coordinated by the University Career Center, Human Resources, and Financial Aid. Working on campus is a great way to get connected on campus while earning extra money. Are you interested in find- ing a campus job but not sure where to look? Campus offices participating in our Campus Jobs Open House will be accepting resumes in their offices from 9 – 4:30 during the first two days of classes. Check our website, www.gcsu.edu/career/campusjobfair.htm to see an updated list of participating offices with their location and job titles offered as well as job search success tips and employment documentation requirements. To pre- pare, attend the resume workshop on Sunday, August 14 at 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. in 232 Lanier Hall. OPEN SWIMMING 1 – 5 p.m., Centennial Center Swimming Pool IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAM Pair O Dice Pair O Dice Tattoo & Body Piercing Voted Best Studio in Milledgeville 5 Years Running! Come See Why!! Clean comfortable studio using only the most modern techniques 2604 Suite 1 N. Columbia St. (Across from Wal-Mart) 478-414-1133 www.pairodice-tattoo.com New Location 5 Years Running! Come See Why!! Voted Best Studio in Milledgeville Capitol Transmission Unlimited Mile Warranties • Financing Available Serving Milledgeville Since 1973 When “Shift” Hits the Fan, See the Professionals Located Behind Shrimp Boat on Southside of town Wholesale Prices Now Available 478-452-8422 GEORGETOWN VILLAGE APARTMENTS - HOMES 478.452.4866 478.452.4866 (fax) 196 Hwy. 49 W Office C-1 Milledgeville Call for Specials “Don’t sweat it at Sweatland!” 900 S. 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Columbia St. Milledgeville, GA 31061 478-452-8080 Come in to try our famous cheesecake and chicken salad 6A – The Union-Recorder Thursday, August 10, 2011 www.unionrecorder.com Thursday, August 10, 2011 The Union-Recorder – 7A www.unionrecorder.com THURSDAY, AUGUST 11 MOVE-IN DAY 8 a.m. – 4 p.m., Assigned Residence Hall or Apartment move in. You will begin your residential Georgia College experience by moving into your assigned hall or apartment on August 11. A variety of community members and returning stu- dents will be on hand to welcome you as you move your belongings into your room. These individuals are available to assist you by providing directions and answering questions. Move-in details are available online at www.gcsu.edu/housing/. ORIENTATION / REGISTRATION 12:30 - 3 p.m., A&S AuditoriumThis event is mandatory for first-year students who haven’t registered.If you are a new stu- dent and haven’t signed up for classes, don’t forget about registration. DINNER 5 – 7 p.m., The Max BOBCAT ATHLETICS PEP RALLY 7 – 7:30 p.m., Centennial Center Pep rally! Get ready for a high-energy introduction to Georgia College’s Varsity Athletics! As NCAA Division II members of the Peach Belt Conference, the Bobcats are coming off back-to-back Commissioner’s Cup Championships for the best all-around sports teams. Learn how you can support the Bobcats to victory! Get your Green Towel, learn fight songs and cheers, and collect give-a-ways! Come empty handed and leave with a Green Towel and a ton of Bobcat pride. Go Bobcats!!! PLAYFAIR – THE POWER OF FUN AT COLLEGE 7:30 – 9 p.m., Centennial Center PLAYFAIR is totally unlike anything else you have ever experienced. It’s entertainment! It’s fun! It’s the perfect way to make new campus friendships!Check them out: http://www.playfair.com WING MEETING 9 - 10 p.m., Assigned Residence HallThis event is mandatory for all first-year students.Each residence requires students to participate in a floor meeting. Gather with your new neighbors and learn more about them. After your meet- ing, your residence staff has a fun activity planned for you. Don’t miss it! BOBCATS AFTER DARK 10 p.m. Late Night Breakfast and FunFree food late at night is always a good thing, but add bingo and prizes and it becomes a GREAT thing. Don’t miss this chance to socialize with your new friends, win great prizes and eat pancakes galore. FRIDAY, AUGUST 12 BREAKFAST 8 a.m. The Max BOBCAT BEGINNINGS / INSIGHT – TALK SHOW 10 a.m. – 11:30 a.m., Russell Auditorium and A&S Auditorium Come to Russell Auditorium or A&S Auditorium for a preview of life at Georgia College. A student staff mem- ber from your residence hall or apartment will direct you to the correct location.This session explains what is expected of you as a Georgia College student. Learn about Georgia College traditions, Student Government Association, and your Class Profile. You will gain insight into the following opportunities: Health Services, Wellness & Rec Center, Career Center, Study Abroad, The Green Team, Diversity, Counseling, and Public Safety. LUNCH 11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m., The Max CIRCLES MEETINGS/MEETING WITH THE AUTHOR (see Convocation below for book and author) 1 - 4:30 p.m., A&S Classrooms and Russell Auditorium GROUP 1 (by assigned residence hall) 1 - 2 p.m. in A&S Classrooms with Circle Leader for book discus- sion2:15 – 3:15 p.m. in Russell Auditorium for Q&A with author GROUP 2 (by assigned residence hall) 2:15 – 3:15 p.m. in A&S Classrooms with Circle Leader for book dis- cussion3:30 – 4:30 p.m. in Russell Auditorium for Q&A with author DINNER 5 - 6 p.m., The Max WING MEETING 6 – 7 p.m., Assigned Residence Hall Put your mark on the Georgia College campus. Students will work with their Comm. Assistants to paint Paw Prints at the building entrance. FRESHMAN CONVOCATION / RECEPTION 7:45 - 8:30 p.m., Russell Auditorium (with A&S Auditorium for Overflow) This event is mandatory for all first-year stu- dents.Convocation is your official induction into the Georgia College family. This year’s Convocation speak- er will be Camille Kingsolver, Barbara Kingsolver’s daughter and co-author of Animal, Vegetable, Miracle. This event is dressier (no jeans or caps) CONTINUED WEEK OF WELCOME Welcome Back Students!! Milledgeville www.milledgevillehyundai.com 800-884-HYUNDAI Stop by & Check out the All New 2012 Line Up America’s Best Warranty 20 Year/200,000 mile Warranty Ask about 1st Time Buyers Program $500 Monster Referrals BellamyStudentApartments.com 478.457.0004 145 S. Irwin Street • Milledgeville, GA 31061 [email protected] Call Now to Reserve Your All-inclusive Suite! student housing 138 N. Wayne St. • Milledgeville • 478-452-0247 Indian, Greek and Mediterranean Food Visit Our Hookah Bar Metropolis Cafe Welcome Georgia College parents and students! Come by to celebrate a new school year and enjoy 10% OFF your entire check when you mention this ad. Offer valid at the Milledgeville Applebee’s only. No cash value. Cannot be used on All You Can Eat or Pick ‘N Pair Lunch Combos, Happy Hour offers or in conjunction with any other offer or discount. Not valid for alcohol or gift card purchases. Tax and tip not included. Offer valid through September 11, 2011. MOD use 10% OFF POS KEY | ©2011 Applebee’s IP LLC. | AmRest. 106 Roberson Mill Rd. – Milledgeville (478) 453-8355 2011 War of Wings Winner 1892 N. Columba St. • 478-452-1960 Welcome Students Karaoke Wednesday 9-11 Trivia Thursday 8-10
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W.O.Wand is a requirement for all first-year students. Prior toConvocation you will officially enter the GeorgiaCollege community by walking through the historic per-gola and receiving your class pin. After Convocation,you are invited to a reception with members of theGeorgia College faculty and staff. Following the recep-tion a couple of comedians will have you laughing in
the aisles. Read more...
CAMPUS ACTIVITIES BOARD (CAB) PRE-SENTS: DAVE & ETHAN: College Dating Coaches 9 – 11 p.m., Russell AuditoriumChildhood friends Dave and Ethan posted adson Craigslist and YouTube, inviting pairs of girlsto double date them. As the responses poured in,they began charting their experiences in a seriesof video blogs, which quickly became a YouTubecomedy series about double dating. Don’t missthis hilarious view of the college dating scene!Learn more...
SATURDAY, AUGUST 13
FUN IN THE SUN 11 a.m. – 2 p.m.,Look for us on Greene StreetWhat’s better than water on a hot summer’s day?Giant water-filled inflatables!!! We will celebrate allthe things that make Georgia College an exciting placeto be: diverse people, arts, music, food, and a wholelot of fun! Don’t forget your towel! Featuring: The Makepeace BrothersThe Makepeace Brothers are progenitors of roots-basedpower-pop, saturating their listeners with feel-goodvibes and delightfully sing-along-friendly hooks. make-peaceGrowing up they’ve been bathed in just about everygenre of music we can think of, and they bring thesewildly diverse influences together for a sound all theirown. The Makepeace Brothers’ songwriting has beenequally inspired by the poetry of Bob Dylan; the politi-cal consciousness of Bruce Springsteen and Bob Marley,the array of musical possibilities put forth by U2, PaulSimon, Van Morrison, and by many hometown musi-cians and friends including Hank Roberts, RichieStearns, Donna the Buffalo, and The Horseflies. Learnmore about Makepeace Brother at http://makepeace-brothers.com.Featuring: The Cultural Center’s Open HouseLocated in the Ann-Simpson Smith House ( next to WellsHall), the Cultural Center is home to Diversity Programand Services, Women’s Center, and a number of stu-dent groups, including Pride Alliance, Black StudentAlliance, and Latino Student Association.
3 ON 3 BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT 2 – 5 p.m.,Centennial CenterThe Office of Recreational Sports is hosting a 3 on 3basketball tournament for students who are interested inintramural sports. Registration is on-site. If you are hav-ing trouble forming a team, no problem, the Rec Sportsstaff will help you form teams as part of this event. Youwill also learn more about upcoming intramural eventsand club sports. Winners will receive prizes.
BOBCAT MARKETPLACE & COMMUNITY CELEBRA-TION 6 – 8 p.m., Centennial Residential CourtyardMilledgeville is a great place to live and learn! Comemeet and greet the various people and group that makeMilledgeville such a great place. You will have opportu-nities to connect with various faith-based groups, com-munity service agencies, and your new neighbors in thehistoric district. In addition student groups will be onhand to provide additional information about joiningtheir organizations. Get involved and get connected!
PICTURE PERFECT PICNIC 7 – 9 p.m.,Centennial Residential Courtyard
RSA MOVIE NIGHT 9 – until,Centennial Residential CourtyardGrab your blanket and join us in the courtyard for amovie sponsored by the Resident Student Association.We will be showing a movie on a giant screen with thelatest in high definition video and an amazing soundsystem. The movie will begin when it is dark outside.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 14SPECIAL BRUNCH 10 a.m. – 2 p.m., The Max
RESUME WORKSHOPS 2 p.m. and 3 p.m.,Lanier Hall, 2nd Floor, University Career CenterIf you’re planning to work on or off campus, you willneed to turn your college admissions resume into afocused, one-page resume that highlights the skills andaccomplishments employers are seeking. During theseone-hour sessions, the University Career Center staff willshow you how to create an interview worthy resumethat you can build upon throughout your college career.To get feedback on your current resume, we recom-mend that you bring your resume with you. Visitwww.gcsu.edu/career for more information.
“CAN I KISS YOU?” 8 – 9:30 p.m.,Russell AuditoriumThis event is mandatory for all first-year students.Thissession is being brought back by popular demand! Itwill educate students on the importance of developinghealthy relationships in college and beyond. For over15 years, Mike Domitrz has been inspiring students withhis hilarious sense of humor and his truly uniqueapproach to healthier dating and communication.Check him out: http://www.datesafeproject.org/
CAMPUS ACTIVITIES BOARD (CAB) PRESENTS:ADAM ACE 10 p.m. – until,Russell Auditorium Adam Ace’s comedy show is unlike anything you haveever seen! Everyone agrees that he is hilarious, viva-cious, and truly a unique comedian. He incorporatesimprovisation, original creativity to his performances,and interacts with his audiences. Check him out:http://www.adamace.com/.
MONDAY, AUGUST 15NOTE: Monday, Wednesday, Friday classes begin today.
LEMONADE BRIGADE 7:45 a.m. – 5 p.m.,Maxwell Student Union Shuttle Stop and A&S Fountain
POSTER SALE 8:45 a.m. – 4 p.m., A&S Fountain
CAMPUS JOBS OPEN HOUSE 9:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. This event is coordinated by the University CareerCenter, Human Resources, and Financial Aid. Workingon campus is a great way to get connected on campuswhile earning extra money. Are you interested in find-ing a campus job but not sure where to look? Campusoffices participating in our Campus Jobs Open Housewill be accepting resumes in their offices from 9 – 4:30during the first two days of classes. Check our website,www.gcsu.edu/career/campusjobfair.htm to see anupdated list of participating offices with their locationand job titles offered as well as job search success tipsand employment documentation requirements. To pre-pare, attend the resume workshop on Sunday, August14 at 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. in 232 Lanier Hall.
OPEN SWIMMING 1 – 5 p.m.,Centennial Center Swimming Pool
IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAMTBA – See your residence staff member for details.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 16NOTE: Tuesday, Thursday classes begin today.
LEMONADE BRIGADE 7:45 a.m. – 5 p.m.,Maxwell Student Union Shuttle Stop and A&S Fountain
POSTER SALE 8:45 a.m. – 4 p.m., A&S Fountain
CAMPUS JOBS OPEN HOUSE 9:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. This event is coordinated by the University CareerCenter, Human Resources, and Financial Aid. Workingon campus is a great way to get connected on campuswhile earning extra money. Are you interested in find-ing a campus job but not sure where to look? Campusoffices participating in our Campus Jobs Open Housewill be accepting resumes in their offices from 9 – 4:30during the first two days of classes. Check our website,www.gcsu.edu/career/campusjobfair.htm to see anupdated list of participating offices with their locationand job titles offered as well as job search success tipsand employment documentation requirements. To pre-pare, attend the resume workshop on Sunday, August14 at 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. in 232 Lanier Hall.
OPEN SWIMMING 1 – 5 p.m.,
Centennial Center Swimming PoolIN-RESIDENCE PROGRAM
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THURSDAY,AUGUST 11MOVE-IN DAY 8 a.m. – 4 p.m., Assigned Residence Hall or Apartment move in. You willbegin your residential Georgia College experience bymoving into your assigned hall or apartment on August11. A variety of community members and returning stu-dents will be on hand to welcome you as you moveyour belongings into your room. These individuals areavailable to assist you by providing directions andanswering questions. Move-in details are availableonline at www.gcsu.edu/housing/.
ORIENTATION / REGISTRATION 12:30 - 3 p.m., A&S AuditoriumThis event is mandatory for first-year students who haven’t registered.If you are a new stu-dent and haven’t signed up for classes, don’t forgetabout registration.
DINNER 5 – 7 p.m., The Max
BOBCAT ATHLETICS PEP RALLY 7 – 7:30 p.m.,Centennial CenterPep rally! Get ready for a high-energy introduction toGeorgia College’s Varsity Athletics! As NCAA DivisionII members of the Peach Belt Conference, the Bobcatsare coming off back-to-back Commissioner’s CupChampionships for the best all-around sports teams.Learn how you can support the Bobcats to victory! Getyour Green Towel, learn fight songs and cheers, andcollect give-a-ways! Come empty handed and leavewith a Green Towel and a ton of Bobcat pride. Go Bobcats!!!
PLAYFAIR – THE POWER OF FUN AT COLLEGE 7:30 – 9 p.m., Centennial CenterPLAYFAIR is totally unlike anything else you have everexperienced. It’s entertainment! It’s fun! It’s the perfectway to make new campus friendships!Check them out:http://www.playfair.com
WING MEETING 9 - 10 p.m.,Assigned Residence HallThis event is mandatory for allfirst-year students.Each residence requires students toparticipate in a floor meeting. Gather with your newneighbors and learn more about them. After your meet-ing, your residence staff has a fun activity planned foryou. Don’t miss it!
BOBCATS AFTER DARK 10 p.m. LateNight Breakfast and FunFree food late at night isalways a good thing, but add bingo and prizes and itbecomes a GREAT thing. Don’t miss this chance tosocialize with your new friends, win great prizes andeat pancakes galore.
FRIDAY,AUGUST 12BREAKFAST8 a.m. The Max
BOBCAT BEGINNINGS / INSIGHT – TALK SHOW10 a.m. – 11:30 a.m., Russell Auditorium and A&SAuditorium Come to Russell Auditorium or A&S Auditorium for apreview of life at Georgia College. A student staff mem-ber from your residence hall or apartment will directyou to the correct location.This session explains what isexpected of you as a Georgia College student. Learnabout Georgia College traditions, Student GovernmentAssociation, and your Class Profile. You will gain insightinto the following opportunities: Health Services,Wellness & Rec Center, Career Center, Study Abroad,The Green Team, Diversity, Counseling, and PublicSafety.
LUNCH 11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m., The Max
CIRCLES MEETINGS/MEETING WITH THE AUTHOR(see Convocation below for book and author)1 - 4:30 p.m., A&S Classrooms and Russell AuditoriumGROUP 1 (by assigned residence hall) 1 - 2 p.m. inA&S Classrooms with Circle Leader for book discus-sion2:15 – 3:15 p.m. in Russell Auditorium for Q&Awith authorGROUP 2 (by assigned residence hall) 2:15 – 3:15p.m. in A&S Classrooms with Circle Leader for book dis-cussion3:30 – 4:30 p.m. in Russell Auditorium for Q&Awith author
DINNER 5 - 6 p.m., The Max
WING MEETING 6 – 7 p.m., Assigned Residence HallPut your mark on the Georgia College campus.Students will work with their Comm. Assistants to paintPaw Prints at the building entrance.
FRESHMAN CONVOCATION / RECEPTION7:45 - 8:30 p.m., Russell Auditorium (with A&S Auditoriumfor Overflow) This event is mandatory for all first-year stu-dents.Convocation is your official induction into theGeorgia College family. This year’s Convocation speak-er will be Camille Kingsolver, Barbara Kingsolver’sdaughter and co-author of Animal, Vegetable, Miracle.This event is dressier (no jeans or caps) CONTINUED
WEEK OF WELCOMEWelcome Back Students!!
Milledgeville
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included. Offer valid through September 11, 2011. MOD use 10% OFF POS KEY | ©2011 Applebee’s IP LLC. | AmRest.
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