Volume 67: Issue 3
Brevard College
For hearts and minds as large as the mountains.
Friday, December 12,1997
BC Women’s Soccer Back to Back National Champions
bv Danny Breece
On a cx)ld, wet, Sunday morning, the
Women’s soccer team stepped on to the
sloppy field of Essex Community College
with one objective; to restrain Champlain
College of Vermont from stealing their
National Championship title. The ladies
achieved this task behind the foot of
Keshia Prescott. With 4 minutes and 28
seconds to go, in the contest, Keshia
put an elegant left footed shot passed
the bewildered Champlain goal keeper
To go along with their National Champi
onship trophy, many of the ladies re
ceived additional awards. Three of the
ladies where named to the All-Touma-
mentTeam: Kelly Sisley, Wendy Pastor,
and Sheila Connelly. Most Valuable
Player awards where won by Bridget
D’Arata, Joy Nsubuga, and Keisha
Prescott who won the Tournament MVP
award. Likewise winning an award was
Coach Bartlinski for Coach of the Tour
nament, who was very delighted with the
way his team adapted to the rugged con
ditions the team had to perform under
This was a remarkable season for the la
dies winning their second consecutive
National Championship. With a great
core of returning players, next year
should be no exception to the success
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and consolidate the strong liberal arts science. the American School of Classi^l Stud-
;—i..m qiiH tn extend tour year pi ugm ... nroprp Hr has con-
core of our curriculum and to extend
our international outreach. We look
forward to his joining us soon.
After a
Robert A. Bauslaugh, profes
sor and former chairman of classics at
Emory University, will join the BCfac-
ultyin January 1998 as vice president for national^ Y
academicaflFairs, dean of faculty, and pro- the 0 ,
fessor of ancient history and classics. Baus aug
In announcing the appointment, unanimous
Brevard College President J. Thomas
Bertrand said, “Dr Bauslaugh has excited ty co
our faculty with his agile intelligence, ir- advising the p
repressible vitality, collegial spirit, and fnrmer
keen interest in student and faculty de- men
velopment. He is a first-rate scholar and ean
award-winnmg teacher who also has un- ^
common skills in organization and nresident
motivating others. He understands the ^o^l^rtanbure Methodist College,
tremendous potential of this College to 0 P pj. xhomas Tait has
make a distinctive mark in higher educa- j Jean ofthe faculty. Tait now
tion. He is equipped to help us refine serveaasoe
A specialist in ancient history
and the archeology of the Mediterra
nean world, the 48-
year-old Bauslaugh
is the author of TTje
Concept of Neu
trality in Classical
Greece and a book
on Greek and Ro
man coinage, as
well as 20 articles
and reviews on
Greek history and
numismatics. He is
president of the
Atlanta Society of
the Archaeological Institute of America,
chairman ofthe Classics Group ofthe
University Center in Georgia, and a
ies in Athens, Greece. He has con
ducted archaeological excavations in
the ancient Greek city of Corinth. At
Emory, he has taught courses in the
Greek and Latin languages, Greek ar
chaeology, ancient cities, Greek and
Roman law, and mythology. He has
served on a host of key committees in
Emory college and chaired the college-
wide committee to revise the Freshman
Seminar Program. His teaching atEmory
has been recognized with teaching
awards fi'om the newly elected members
of Phi Beta Kappa, by a Sears Faculty
Writing Fellowship, and by a Lilly
Postdoctoral Teaching Award.
The Brevard community anx
iously awaits the arrival of Dr. Robert
A. Bauslaugh.