The Clarion
Volume 73, Issue 6
SERVING THE BREVARD COLLEGE
COMMUNITY SINCE 1935
October 12, 2007
Homecoming this weekend
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5K race Saturday to
benefit Cambodian
Mission
Photo by John Billingsly
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by Joseph Chilton
Managing Editor
Runners will be trekking just
over three miles during the first
annual BC Homecoming 5K
run this Saturday, but the
impact of their run will be felt
many more miles away.
The 5K will begin at the
Brevard College Bell Tower at
10:00 a.m. on Saturday, and
ruimers will complete a course
that winds through the BC
campus.
The entrance cost for the race
is $10 for students and $20 for
Eat Your Heait Out" to open this weekend
Photo by S. James
The cast of “Eat Your Heart Out” goes through a final dress rehearsai on Wednesday night. The piay, which is
being put on by the Brevard Coiiege Theater Department, wiii have performances on Thursday and Friday
evening at 7:30 p.m. and on Sunday afternoon at 3 p.m. at the Morrison Piayhouse in the Porter Center Aii
ticiets are avaiiabie at the door Admission is $10 for generai admission and $5 for students.
Other adults, with the proceeds
from the event going to fund a
school-sponsored mission trip
to Cambodia.
The trip will be part of a new
course that BC is offering in the
spring, REL 254, “Global
Experiences in Mission.”
According to BC Chaplain
Shelley Webb, who will teach
the course, the 12 members of
the class will be building toilets
in rural areas to help improve
the nation’s poor water
sanitation.
The trip will run from March
17-31, 2008, and Webb is
working with The United
Methodist Church General
Board of Global Ministries as
Volunteers in Mission to
coordinate the trip, but there is
still a great deal of fundraising
to do before then.
“We are very excited about
the first annual BC
Homecoming 5K run,” Webb
said.
“Those who may be
interested (in the mission trip)
are free to come and talk to me
and get an application.”
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