8 WCC CAMPUS VOICE - MAY 1, 1998
Students react to 20thL AIDS Seminar
By NATISHA PEACOCK
On Monday, February
23, 1998, Wayne
Community College
presented the 20th AIDS
Seminar in the Lecture
Hall from 7^9 p.m.
Acquired Immune
Deficiency Syndrome
(AIDS) is a life-
threatening condition
that by the latest
definition is an
incurable disease,
according to Dr. James
Atkins, lecturer for
the first half of the
seminar.
WCC.students voiced
their opinions of the
seminar in writings
they submitted for
extra credit:
Janet Hogue
(ENG 114)
I have been to these
seminars before and
found this one to have
a higher attendance
than others. I hope
the audience became
educated about this
epidemic, and that this
education will reduce
the number of new HIV
cases found in Wayne
County in the years to
come.
Denise Sumrell
(ENG 114)
This was a great
seminar. I wish
everyone would attend a
seminar on AIDS; then
maybe we could start to
fight the virus and
educate the ignorant
about it.
Allison Johnson
(ENG 114):
Through the information
provided by Dr. Atkins
and the emotional
testimonies of the
guest speakers, the
overall seminar
expressed the
importance of sexual
safety and the effects
this disease could have
on anyone's life.
Frances Mozingo
(ENG 114)
AIDS puts a fear in you
that makes you want to
protect yourself. I
consider learning about
AIDS an important part
of academic knowledge.
People today living at
a fast pace do not take
time to realize the
danger in what they do.
Brandi Price
(ENG 113)
The seminar was very
productive and showed
everyone the dangers
and consequences of the
AIDS virus.
Bobby Byers
(ENG 113)
One of the things that
hit me the hardest from
the seminar was that
the people on the panel
affected with the AIDS
virus were from Wayne
County.
Usually when you
hear about this
illness, you don't
think it pertains to
people in our town. I
guess I don't want to
accept the fact that
it's really here in our
town.
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Company
647 Drummersvllle Road
Seven Springs, NO
569-0157
At *'A Night of One-Acts'* held on Thursday, April 9, in
the Lecture Hall, members of The Directors' Class,
DRA 260, Directing, presented 3 one-act plays with
instructor Mary Rowland. Here students perform
"Lessons of Oz," under the direction of Cheyenne
Corbitt, WCC college transfer student. (L to r): uniden-
tified student as The Wicked Witch, Nicolette Fulton
as Dorothy Osburen, Matt Moricz as Scarecrow, Sharon
Hooks as Tin Woodman, and Michael Corbitt as
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