gf Andrews Presbyterian College
The Lance 7
Clubs Rev Up For New Academic Year
by MICHELLE MELTON
Black Student Union
Throughout his year BSU
will be adding a collection of
ethnic authors to the Ethnic
Library at DeTamble Library.
In December, BSU intends to
have a male/female auction in
order to raise more money for
the Ethnic Library. Also there is
a possible food/clothing drive
in the works around Thanksgiv
ing. Nathalie Pace is president
and Ron Venzen is vice-presi
dent. Stephanie Littles is the
advisor.
CHAOS
Chaos is well underway this
year. Already, the club has
sponsored a guest speaker and
hopes to have more in the near
future. Chaos will be working
with local elementary school
children all year. Chaos enter
tains and educates the children
by demonstrating simple, but
groovy, chemistry experiments.
Officers this year are Georgia
Haynes - President, Joaima
Duckworth - Vice-President,
Christy Pietsch - Treasurer, and
Heather Pittard - Secretary. Jim
Lankford is the advisor.
Christian Student Fellowship
CSF meets at 6 p.m. in the
Chapel every Sunday for
worship. Bible Study is Tues
day nights at 8:30 p.m. in tiie
Chapel. Also CSF sponsors
“Thursday Night Live” which
encompasses “just about any
thing,” according to CSF
President, Byron Sellers. Other
officers are Adrian Martin -
Vice-President, Lewis Beatty -
Treasurer, and Emily Rogers -
Secretary. There will be a CSF
retreat October 20, 21, and 22.
CSF’s advisor is Edna Ann
Loftus.
Debate Society
The Debate Society plans to
eventually metamorphosize into
a Debate team, complete with at
least two toumaments per
semester and the establishment
of scholarships. St. Andrews is
the only southern parliamentary
team in the Northem circuit.
Club meetings are Monday, 7
p.m., in LA B2. Officers are
Kellam Parks - President,
Belinda Ellis - Vice-President,
Mike Lake - Treasurer, and
Dana Hardwicke - Secretary.
Dick Prust is the advisor.
Eco-Action
This year, Eco-Action is
striving in order to make the
campus, both sides, more
envirormientally soimd. With
one Campus Clean-up under its
belt, Eco-Action is developing.
Right now Eco-Action is inves
tigating paper recycling and
how it can be put into effect at
SA. The club sponsors a task
force in charge of going to the
academic side of the lake and
cutting off lights, etc. Also Eco-
Action will be selling environ
mental t-shirts at SAGA soon.
The club meets in Orange Main
Lounge every other Sunday
(there will be a meeting Oct.
22). Also Eco-Action is in the
process of getting a notice board
on e-mail. Officers this year are
Chris Femer - President,
Michelle Loiselle - Vice-Presi-
dent, Libby Tart - Treeisurer, and
Michelle Melton - Secretary.
Mike Fletcher is the advisor.
History Club
In September, the History
Club sponsored a guest speaker.
Dr. William Evans. Dr. Evans
spoke about the Lowry Band
during the civil war era. Allison
Corley and Melanie Powell are
co-presidents and George
Melton is the advisor.
Kendo Club
Gym or in a racquetball
room if the small gym is occu
pied. Judy Mwlanki is president
and Nohara Toshikazu is vice -
president. David Fish is the
advisor.
Symposium
Symposium meets bi
monthly, every other Wednes
day. Coming up, on Oct.27, Val
Plumwood, from NC State will
speak about Eco-feminism.
Mike Lake and Kellam Parks
are contacts and the ring leaders.
Bill Throop is the advisor.
Tri-Beta
Tri-Beta initiated new
members the first week of
October. Colleen Cunningham
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is president and Frank Watson is
the advisor.
Tropical Music Club
The Tropical Music
Club meets Friday at 7:30 p.m.
in Winston-Salem. The club
teaches people how to dance to
Latin music. Some popular
dances that are taught are the
salsa and merengue and many
more. Officers are
AguedyAguilar - President,
Dora Argudo - Vice-President,
Marta Campoverde - Treasurer,
and Maribel Timbe - Secretary.
The advisor is Catalina
Astudillo.
Unexplained Phenomenon
Club meetings are Tuesday,
7:30 p.m., in the Nucleus (MJ).
Topics explored stretch from
Bigfoot, UFOs, to ghosts and
telepathic powers. John Myma
is president.
Computer Services will be
offering Internet Classes
on October 23
from 6:30-8:30 p.m.
in Computer Lab A
(in L.A.)
Look for Sign-up Sheets
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