Are the stores in Hanover not really your style?
Wish there was something a little trendier in West Lebanon?
Do you love getting a great deal?

If you answered yes to any of these questions then we have the perfect event for you. Baked Beads is coming to Dartmouth campus for a one-time sale March 8th from 10am to 8pm in Collis 101.  This is something you won't want to miss.

What is Baked Beads you ask?  That's all the more reason to come and check it out.  Baked Beads is a leading designer of fashion jewelry and accessories, including earrings, bracelets, necklaces, scarves, and pashminas.  They are at the frontier of fashion, and you're sure to be bombarded with compliments next time you're out with your friends.

You haven't even heard the best part yet.  Baked Beads is having a CLEARANCE SALE, so everything is 75% of retail value.  This makes Baked Beads perfect for yourself, friends, parents, or that special someone.  It's just a one-time deal that you can't afford to miss.

Where: Collis 101
When: March 8th, 10am ­ 8pm

Check it out at bakedbeads.com and the attached flyer.

A percent of every purchase goes to support the Dartmouth Global Leadership Program.  The Dartmouth Global Leadership Program is a student-run program that sends Dartmouth students on spring break projects to Vermont, Texas, and Honduras. DGLP projects are different from the traditional alternative spring break trips because of a focus on curriculum design during winter term. We select a group of students from different academic backgrounds to work directly with our community partners--under resourced high schools in low-income areas. Each group develops a consulting relationship with the community, gaining an understanding of the community's needs, and then responds to their needs by developing a plan of action.  This plan takes shape in the form of a detailed curriculum to be implemented during the spring break week.  Through DGLP, Dartmouth students are able to actively and strategically use their skills and knowledge from different academic disciplines to benefit under resourced communities.