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19d^Chov^'0(M^ 5 Youths take part in lock-in program More than 525 youths from 35 churches participated in Chowan College’s “Reaching In and Out Together” (RIOT) Night Lock-in program near the close of the spring semester, the college’s first all-night inter-de nominational program for mid dle and high school students. The program was directed by Tim Wilson, Chowan’s campus minister. G. Bruce Moore, vice presi dent for student development, and Laurie Bass, director of the annual giving fund, conducted several of the sessions. “We were delighted that we had such a large group of stu dents attending,” Wilson said, “and we had youths from churches as far away as Eliza beth City and Rocky Mount with us.” We were de lighted that we had such a large group of stu dents attending, and we had youths from churches as far away as Eliza beth City and Rocky Mount with us,' Members of Chowan clubs and organizations also assisted with the program which began at 10 p.m. Friday and ended at 7 a.m. Saturday in Chowan’s spa cious Helms Physical Education Center. In addition to the devotional periods and group session, the youths enjoyed concerts by Sonstruck and Donna and other musical groups. Each student at tending was given a mono- grammed T-shirt “We provided seminars and game shows,” Wilson said, “and the students also enjoyed swimming in the Olympic-size swimming pool. Of course, we provided ample food and plenty of pizza!” Plans are under way for an other RIOT Night at Chowan. “We have already formed a steering committee of students, faculty and staff members to plan for the 1996 event,” Wil- ’s6fi Sdia.' ‘ ■ inn ^ ■ Buildings renovated Two buildings near Helms Center and Parker Hall were renovated during the 1994-95 academic year to provide another student center for Chowan College students. Named The Beacon, the facility is operated by the student development office and activities will be scheduled during upcoming semesters for students. Chowan College stu dents returned to the Murfreesboro campus this ■weekend for registration and orientation. Quality Dry Cleaners & Laundry Mat Conveniently Located Near Campus Town N’ College Cleaners 207 S. Wynn St. Murfreesboro 398-4774 COMING SOON... Zakk's CiHeelioiise _ . ^ B B . AAA AAf A ft 11 t \ 343 Main Street 398-8052 Murfreesboro lllariiGiifa|(rianii If f •Cappuccino 'Espresso ‘Latle •Italian St^as •Iced Tea l-Speciatty Drinks •Sandwiches ‘Snacks -Ice Cream •Milk \ ^ Shakes "Floats "Sundaes & More •^r^o^ "Blues •Progressive •Alternative •Reggae "Comedy "Poetry •StorvTellina & More Chowan College Good Reasoii^i It makes ^ents to Deal With CEIVTRALiSS FORD-LKVCOUV-MERCURY 711 Memorial Drive 332-2133 Ahoskie — BWide selection of New & Used Cars & Trucks Open Later for your Shopping convenience Your Local Distinguished Achievement for Quality Award Winning Dealer. Shuttle Bus Service for our Service Customers. Pick-up & Delivery Service. Loaner Car and Rental Reet. One Stop Shopping with on ttie kJt Financing. Central Locatin in the Tri-County Area. New & Used Car Locator Service. (If we don't have it, well get it!) IXU Friendly Hometown Atmosphere.
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