May 25, 2010
Posted by: laurie @ 1:05 pm
Looking for a quiet place to study or meet up with a friend? Head to the Christian Study Center. Come in and enjoy a relief from the noon-day sun. While the bar is closed, we are still offering Sweetwater Organic Coffee. Drip coffee is only $1 for a small. We also have free WI-FI and a nice, mellow atmosphere.
Summer Hours
Monday – Thursday : 9am-5pm
Friday: 9am-1pm
If you’re missing our specialty drink offerings, be sure to be the first in the door on August 23rd when we open up a full espresso bar.
Contact Laurie Goddard at manager@christianstudycenter.org for more information or questions.
March 15, 2010
Posted by: nick @ 9:20 am
For all you early birds out there, Pascal’s will be opening at 8 am from now until the end of the semester.
Also, don’t miss out on your chance to be a part of Pascal’s history. Our t-shirt design contest is under way and it is your chance to be immortalized in cotton and ink. For years to come Pascal’s minions customers will proudly display your design on their body for the world to see. Also, there’s free coffee in it if you win it. Email your submissions to me at Nick@christianstudycenter.org no later than the stroke of midnight on March 19th.
February 8, 2010
Posted by: nick @ 11:46 am
Really great stuff happening around here this week.
Monday- Sarah Hammersma “Why economists need people of faith and why people of faith need economists” (8pm, Study Center Classroom)
Tuesday- Byron Johnson, criminologist “The Faith Factor in Criminal Re-entry and After Care” (Criser 201A, 10:00 am)
Wednesday- Byron Johnson “Is faith a reasonable approach to rehabilitation?” (7:30 am, Rion Ballroom)
Byron Johnson “Is Religion Losing Its Relevance Worldwide?” (7:00 pm, Rion Ballroom)
Thursday- Drew Trotter, Executive Director of the National Coalition of Christian Study Centers “America at the Movies: A Look at the nominees for Best Picture and how these movies both reflect and shape our society” (7:00 pm, Christian Study Center Classroom)
January 25, 2010
Posted by: nick @ 11:35 am
Though completely unrelated to coffee, I just wanted to throw out some music recommendations. While we are limited on some of the things we can play here at Pascal’s, that doesn’t mean all we listen to are mellow indie-acoustic tunes. Here’s a couple of my favorite albums right now.
Paper Route- Absence (they have an awesome website)
Grizzly Bear- Veckatimest
Heartless Bastards- The Mountain
Phil Collins- …Hits (how can you not love Phil Collins?)
The Swell Season- Strict Joy
The Black Keys- pretty much any album they’ve ever released
And while speaking of music, don’t miss Hoyle Tuesday night at the Atlantic downtown. Nathan Beam and Kevin O’Keefe played here for our inaugural First Friday series and are playing their first official show tomorrow with the full band. It promises to be a good time so don’t miss it.
Any music recommendations for us, all of you out in the magical land of cyber space?
