What's Going On?
Last Chance For Summer Quad Show
Here's some of what's going on for
UNC-A students and community this
summer.
John Denver at a bargain price,
courtesy of the Office of Student Ac
tivities!
Student Activities Director Sharyn
McDonald says a number of $12.50
tickets to the July 11 concert in the
Asheville Civic Center have been
bought by her office and will be dis
counted to enrolled UNC-A students,
faculty and staff for $8.50. Contact her
at extension 207 or at her office in
Lipinsky Student Center.
The Sunday Film Series in Lipinsky
continues with the musical hit "1776"
on June 29 and July 3. Regular show
time is 7:30, but the July 3 showing will
begin at the end of the final perfor
mance by the UNC-A Campus-
Community Concert Band, which
starts at 7 p.m. in front of Ramsey
Library.
Other films are "The Gauntlet" with
Clint Eastwood, on July 11 and 13;
"Car Wash," with George Carlin,
Richard Pryor and Franklin Ajaye, on
July 20, "Nine Lives of Fritz the Cat,"
on July 27 (with Fritz the Cat); "The
Frisco Kid," with Gene Wilder, on
Aug. 3, and "What's up. Doc?" with
Ryan O'Neil and Barbra Streisand on
Aug. 10.
Admission is free to UNC-A students
and 50 cents for anyone else.
The fall film schedule starts Aug. 24,
McDonald said. More information
may be had by calling her office.
The final performance in this year's
i"naugural summer series of "Concerts
on the Quad" by the UNC-A Campus-
Community Concert Band will start at
7 p.m., Thursday, July 3, on the ter
race in front of Ramsey Library.
Everyone is invited to bring a Fourth
of July picnic supper (one day early)
and enjoy food and drink with the
music.
The concert will feature a flag
Personal well-being through physical
fitness is the sensible goal of a group to
be organized the first week in July by
Ed Harris, associate director of
counseling and career development
and UNC-A tennis coach.
"Physical fitness and mental health
are related," said Harris. "As physical
fitness improves, so does the emo
tional state of the individual."
Harris and company will work to im
prove both through better "car
diovascular endurance" and general
physical durability.
UNC-A is inviting all new freshmen
and transfer students to attend one of
three scheduled orientation and
registration programs July 11, 25 and
Aug. 21.
The get-togethers are designed to
familiarize new students with pro
grams and services offered at UNC-A,
pageant presented by the drill team of
the Asheville High School Marine
Corps Junior ROTC, with a patriotic
narration.
The CCC Band is conducted by Pat
Garren, a prize-winning band director
for the Asheville city schools.
A showing of the musical, "1776" in
Lipinsky Auditorium will follow the
concert.
The program will be open to all
students and members of the universi
ty community without charge. It will
probably be held "in the early morn
ing" according to Harris, but that will
be decided by what most of the
members prefer. Also depending on
interest will be how long the program
will continue, he said.
"Right now we'll leave it open-
ended."
Harris may be reached at extension
256, or contact Marie Hyatt at that
number in the Counseling Center.
to give them a chance to meet other
students, faculty and members of the
administration.
An important purpose is to make
sure these students are advised and
registered for their fall classes. Call Ms.
McDonald for more information.
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