The Clarion March 31, 1994 Page 5
CAMPUS LIFE
Campus Life
Calendar
Apr. 1 Friday Night at the Movies
9 p.m. S.U, Coltrane Cotnmons
Free Popcorn
Apr. 4 Last Day to withdraw from the college
without penalty.
Pre-registration deposit due.
Apr. 5 Tuesday Night Movie
8 p.m. S.U, Coltrane Commons
"Mr, Jones"
Apr. 7 Life and Culture Instrumental Chamber
Music Concert. 8 p.m. E>unham
PIO Trip to Hospitality House. Prepare and
eat a meal at a shelter for homeless
citizens.
Apr. 8 "Last Night Donkie-Butt Dance"
D.J. Yic Thomas
10 p.m.-2 a.m Student Cafe
Apr. 10 Unity Club
7:30 p.m. Conference Room
Apr. 12 Life and Culture Jazz Ensemble
8 p.m. Dunham
Tuesday Night Movie
8 p.m. S.U. Coltrane Commons
”My Left Foot"
Apr. 13 SOA Meeting
7 p.m. Conference Room
Apr. 17 Sundown Springfest Coffee House
Desserts in the Student Cafe along
with information about Springfest V4
at Brevard College
Apr. 18 Jon Lautrec
Hypnotist Extraordinaire
Seitanar 6 p.m. Student Cafe
"Memory Miracles: You Can Do
Them Too"
Main Show 8 p.iu Dunham
Apr. 19 Life and Culture Collegiate Singers
8 p.m. Dunham
Spring Drama Production (Also Apr.
’’The Runner Stumbles"
8 p.m. Bam Theater. Reserve Ttckets.
PTK chapter wins honors
at regional convention
Della Pi, the Brevard College
chapter of Phi Thela Kappa
International, recently won two honors
at the Regional Convention of the
Carolinas, which was held in
Charleston, South Carolina, on March
4-6.
Delta Pi was recognized as a Two-
Star Chapter on the Five-Star Chapter
Development Program and was awarded
a certificate denoting international
achievement of this status.
In addition to being recognized as
an excellent chapter of the Carolinas,
Delta Pi also received Honorable
Mention and a certificate of excellence
in recognition of distinguished
achievement in regional programs for its
scrapbook which was entered into the
competition.
This scrapbook, which follows the
theme throughout denoting scholarship,
leadership, service, and fellowship on
the 1992-1993 Honors Topic - “Our
Complex World: Balancing Unity and
Diversity” - was planned and completed
by Stephanie Gardner, Vice President of
Campus Affairs. She used poetry to
depict unity and diversity.
This scrapbook, along with the
awards, is on display in the Phi Theta
Kappa gallery in McLarty-Goodson.
Brevard College Clinic to
host “New You Day” April 21
in
The Brevard Infirmary,
conjunction with the Brevard Clinic, is
sponsoring a “New You” day on April
21 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the
Rutherford Room of the cafeteria.
From 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. there will
be a program, free to all students, with
make-up consultants, a fitness center.
and a program for learning about
hairstyles.
At noon there will be a fashion
show for both males and females. Prizes
will be given for the most original
costume, funniest costume, futuristic
costume and best dressed in today s
styles.
Jon Lautrec, hypnotist extraordinaire,
to be on campus Monday, April 18
The Student Activity Board will be
sponsoring a show by Jon Lautrec,
Hypnotist Extraordinaire, on Monday,
April 18 at 8 p.m. in Dunham
Auditorium.
LauU-ec is able to cause people to
forget their names, count their fingers to
total eleven, believe that they are
invisible, and other su-ange things by
the power of hypnosis.
On Monday, April 18 there will be
a seminar at 6 p.m. in the student cafe
called “Memory Miracles; You Can Do
Them Too.” There will be a main show
later that night at 8 p.m. in Dunham
Auditorium.
Sims Gallery to host student art
exhibition beginning April 6
The annual BC student art
exhibition will open on Wednesday,
April 6, at 7 p.m. in the Sims Art
Gallery. The show will feature the work
of both the freshmen and sophomore art
students. A guest lecturer. Professor
Ken Betsalel, from UNC-Asheville, will
give a lecture on the “Politics of
Culture in the Museum,” at 7:30 that
evening. Professor Betsalel is currently
a member of the Board of Trustees at the
Asheville Museum. The public is
invited to attend and refreshments will
be served.
Students interested in forming
SEAC chapter on campus
Several students are interested in
forming a chapter of S.E.A.C. (Student
Environmental Action Coalition) on the
BC campus. According to SEAC’s
sourcebook, “Being a part of SEAC is
not holding a membership card, taking a
pledge, or waiting for direction-it’s an
attitude backed up by action.”
Members can participate in several
SEAC conferences which focus on
environmental workshops and issues.
The next one will be held at Georgia
Tech April 8-10. For more information,
contact Beth Fisher or Bob Glcsener.