College of Human Ecology Rummage Sale Oct. 28-31 to benefit United WayOctober 28, 2008Michele Barrettmibarret@syr.edu
Get a good deal-and benefit the Syracuse University United Way Campaign-during the College of Human Ecology’s Rummage Sale to be held daily Oct. 28-31 from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. in the Sims Hall Atrium. Featured items include newly handmade jewelry, along with pottery, African-American artwork, kitchenware and other brand-new gift items that make great holiday presents.
For more information, contact Linda Thomas at 443-5558 or lmthomas@syr.edu, or Deb Monahan at 443-5568 or dmonahan@syr.edu. All money raised will go to the Syracuse University United Way Campaign.
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