The Clarion May..3t 1993 Page 4
Campus Comes Alive
Spring Fest, Track Meet, And Other Activities Came Together At BC This Past Weekend
Brevard College celebrated spring in
grand fashion on Saturday, with music,
food, sports, sunshine and fun filling
every comer of campus.
From the porch of Jones, a reggae
band jammed throughout the entire
afternoon for Spring Fling 1993. The
quad was filled with BC students
enjoying the beautiful weather, playing
volleyball, eating, and even getting
bowled across the lawn in a spherical
cage.
The students, according to Dean
Norm Witek, always ask for something
different, and Student Affairs, along
with the ARA food service staff, obliged
with a picnic lunch consisting of veggie
pitas, crawfish, and alligator meat.
Though these offerings were a little
bizarre for many people’s tastes, there
was a selection of ham and turkey for
the less adventuresome.
Across campus, the BC track team
was in action in the only home meet
this year. Spectators lounged in the sun
as the team competed against UNC-
Asheville, Berea College and Carson-
Newman. The men’s and women’s
soccer teams also saw action in
scrimmages, with friends and alumni
joining in.
The fun continued into the evening
on and off campus. Some of the BC
athletes and coaching staff were seen
competing in softball games at North
Broad Park, and reports continue to
trickle in about fun near Cashiers.
Above, Maggie McGuire
shows the proper form for
crawfish munching. Top right,
BC students survey the weird
food that was available at
Spring Fest. At right, McGuire
aids the digestion of crawfish
with a little human bowling.
(Clarion photos by Henry
Stepp and Wayne Richardson
Jr.)