NEWS BRIEFS Part-time Jobs The Biltmore United Methodist Church is looking for two musicians to fill part-time jobs in Asheville. The church needs a part-time organist and a part time choir director. Send resume and references to the Biltmore United Methodist Church, in care of Leah Knuth, 376 Hendersonville Rd., Asheville, N.C., 28803. Student Hotline Established A new group calling itself Students Helping Students is setting up a hotline to counsel students in need, according to student organizer Kerry Franks. Campus counselor Steve Martin is the faculty advisor. Right now, SHS can be reached by writing Brevard College P.O. Box 256. By the next issue of The Clarion, they will have a phone and an office on cam pus. BC Takes to the Air Brevard College’s best music can now be heard on the radio. WPNF (AM 1240) of Brevard is airing “Second Sunday,” a show featuring EC’s musical talents at 1 p.m. on the second Sunday of each month. Jacksonville, Fla., freshman guitarist Lance Haugan, along with the Brevard College Jazz Ensemble, will be featured on the Feb. 13 show. The program is produced by BC’s Tony Sirianni and hosted by Choral Director Mark Nabholz. Update on Intramurals Basketball Intramurals are underway with seven men’s teams and five women’s teams. The regular season runs through Feb. 15 and a playoff tour nament will be held the week of Feb. 20. Intramural Badminton will begin on Monday, Feb. 6. Competition will be offered in men’s and women’s singles and mixed doubles. Please see Jan Gillean in MG 105 for sign-up. Intramural Bowling will begin on Tuesday, Feb. 14. The entry deadline is Feb. 9. Spring Break Trip to Cumberland Island A backpacking trip to Cumberland Island will be offered during Spring Break. Cumberland Island is off the coast of Georgia and has been establish ed as a National Seashore. The trip will leave campus on Sat. March 4 and return on Sal. March 11. The group will camp on the island from Sunday through Friday. For more information, please see Jan Gillean in Room 105 in McLarty- Goodson. Study Abroad in Costa Rica BC’s Foreign Language Department, in conjunction with UNC-C’s Depart ment of Foreign Languages and Center for International Studies, is organiz ing a group of students to participate in a summer study program in San Jose, Costa Rica. Costa Rica, also known as the "garden spot of the Americas,” is one of the most peaceful countries in the western hemisphere, and is an ideal place for an enjoyable study abroad. The summer study in Costa Rica is scheduled to begin Saturday, June 3, and to return on Saturday, July 1, 1989. The cost is approximately $1200, which will include tuition, housing in a private home, two meals daily, several field trips, and insurance. Anticipated round-trip airfare from Charlotte to San Jose (via Miami) is under $500. The summer study in Costa Rica is open to anyone interested in obtaining six semester credit hours, easily transferrable, according to UNC-C’s study abroad office. Students at all levels of Spanish comprehension are welcome, and a proficiency test will be administered upon arrival in San Jose, to help officials determine the course levels needed. For more information, contact Judy Pascale, in MG 109. Remember, space is limited , so get your applications in as soon as possible. cmipilpd from sltjff rrjx»rl>» The Clarion February 1, 1989 Page 3 Mr. Brevard tells brutes from beauts by Barbnru Sliuffer C.lariitn Rei>orU"r Attention Brevard women! Are you bored of Miss Universe, Miss America, or even Miss Brevard Pageants? How would you like to see the men of Brevard College display themselves on stage in order to win the title “Mr. Brevard 89”? Well, ladies, here is your chance to add a little excite ment to your lives. A date is set for February 5 for the Mr. Brevard Pagent. Not all of the details are worked out yet, but Kim Penland assures that this project is not a way to make fun of the Miss Brevard Pageant, and (as a matter of fact), some of the guys here at Brevard ap proached Kim with the idea. A committee will be formed within the next few days, and Kim hopes to get enough brave men to audition. Kim says, “This pageant can go both ways, but if we don’t get over 15 guys, I don’t think they can be serious about it.” So what will become of the Mr. Brevard Pageant if there aren’t enough guys to make it work? Kim says that they will dress up in evening gowns and bathing suits. I don’t know about the rest of you girls, but I’d rather see a guy dressed in a flashy tuxedo rather than an evening gown, so get your boyfriends or even that cute guy that sits on the other side of the room in English class to join in and make this pageant a success. Among the girls interviewed, this is what they have to say; Kristi Hochman-‘’Why not! If there’s a Miss Brevard Pegeant, then why not have a Mr. Brevard Pageant?” Tracey Wunsch-“I think it’s awesome!” Amy Williams-“I think we should have it. I’d like to see some sexy guys!” Leslie (}oodwin-“I think it would be cute.” And my favorite state ment of all was given by Susan Engel, "It will give us a chance to separate the men from the boys.” That’s what the girls have to say on what they think about this pageant, but what do the guys have to say? Most of the guys I have talked to are not really interested in it, but the few who are I have a list of guys that a group of girls in Jones Dorm have recommended. They are as follows: Rusty Rogers, John Hackworth, Tim Jackson, Kurt Lehnart, Scott Rawlings, David Hensley, Brad Dod son, Mike Cole, Matt French, Dennis Moody, Aaron Kerr, Chris Sammond, Ron Connor, Duane Moore, Jose Patino, and Wayne Graham. So all you guys out there, please try and make this pageant work. We all know you like the Miss Brevard Pageant, so return the favor and let us women enjoy a Mr. Brevard Pageant. Anyone interested in auditioning can speak to Kim Penland. Her office is locat^ in the Student Union, upstairs in the pool room. Go for it and good luck! Poets Corner “Genetic Failure; Real Jungle Hysteria” Mountain grapes and earthquaking bananas animals that milk themselves under the sultry blue sky earth twisted and tied tie-dyed under seige by the terrorist fly real! And a giant ant captures the throne ants the largest of all animals known Might is right rules over the pen good ants, bad ants hungry as sin Real Jungle! Sadistic-looking apes wearing Satan bandanas animals make slaves out of elves under the poultry blue sky earth twisted and tied tie-dyed under seige by the terrorist fly Real Jungle Hysteria! “Listen to the birds they are so loud beautiful “noise” now but how by the spell of genetics did this happen?”-a squirrel whisners. b\ Marnii Beta t'rpslinian

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