10
The Barker
A Tlie«l «?UNC A Prodiiditoii
(or i|CHLo^ «tidiiei3ces Aud latui)
o
ty James Still
lo d viiid^0 lii a wWre ite river ran lry,
d tjoun^ pfiace»5ijp«i|'-^il^ andi 5oat-boi| ar«
sLutiised hq tW villagers (or kein^jliil^eat
But iLmi Lecotne uulikeltj kercx^
as iiiet) etnbaik oil a journey
• ■ N o( coura^t laumoff
^ ami jsmonal inti^t
Ind save tWir villa^^
Villag
iflubl©
February 21-25,2005
F>i1.47J0p»
Salnjr>dUi| aj»dl li!50pm
SuadU^ ^^00 doci 5'J!i0pin
1
For Tickets CaU 828-232
or www^nca»elu/lirama/
all sliovi^ in die Carol Belk Theatre
$9 General, $T Facult^/St«H/Seaiors, $5 Shiieats
New MMAS 121
Course for
Summer 2003!
MMAS 121: introduction
to Web Page & Interactive
Design (CSCI 121)(3) An
introduction to digital
imaging, authoring Web
pages and creating
non-linear interactive
presentations. Basic design
and visual communication
principles are applied to
integrating text and images
for effective
communications developed
for the computer screen.
Prerequisite: MMAS 107;
or permission of instructor.
Civil War Seminar
“The Evolution of the
Army of Northern
Virginia: 1862 and
1864 (The High Tide
and the Ebb Tide)”
Presented by Robert Krick
Sr. and Robert Krick Jr.
Free for Students!
Sponsored by WNC Civil
War Round Table and the
UNCA Bookstore
March 1st, 7:30pm
Robinson
Hall 125