Page 2 —Thursday, September 23,2004
Students bowl for dollars at North View
smairrALK Staff
Malia Kalua - Editor-in-Chief
Remille Shipman & Jameson Jones - Sports Editors
Hannah Hamer - Photo Editor
Jorge Bravo & Will Montoya - Layout Editors
Joseph Kim & Elizabeth Vargas - Web site Editors
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Norma Bradshaw - Copy Editor
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Photographers:
Jamie Davis
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Staff Writers: pj
Dante Alvarado
DeMario Campbell
Toni Carpenter
Sarah Davenport
Askari El son
Clare Lang
Steven Magnusen
Laura Phillips
Krishana Polite
Roni Wilkinson
Lindsey Tederman - Director of Student Media
Sorrectlor^ox
In the 9/09/2004 edition of “Sexual Healing” we stated that Chlamydia has no
symptoms. However, Chlamydia does have symptoms in women (i.e. unusual
vaginal discharge, bleeding after intercourse, abdominal pain) and in men (i.e
burning during urination, discharge from the penis) 75% of women and 50% of
men show no symptoms.
Photos on the cover page of the 9/9/2004 edition were taken by DeeDee Jarman
and Halcyon Blake not Lindsey Tederman as stated.
CLARA LANG
Staff Writer
Photo by Clara Lang
Above L to R: Dave Anderson, Nicole
McLaughlin, Bridget McGrath, Dean
Blanc, Amanda Moffett and Matt Rush
gather for a picture at the bowling alley.
Left: Students pile into the bowling alley
for free food and bowling for dollars.
It w as 10 p.m. last Wednesday,
and there I was walking toward
the huge crowd of Methodist
College students waiting in line
at the Northview Lanes for the
big event. As soon as you walk
in you hear the music playing
and you see everyone
looking forward to bowling.
MC LateNight “Bowling for
Dollars” is held once a semester for
Methodist College students. Dean of
Students, George Blanc, says “It is
the best attended event all year long.”
There is free food, good
music, and of course “Bowling for
Dollars.” As indicated by Wendy
Edwards, the owner of Northview
Lanes, “Bowling for Dollars’’ is when
you receive a dollar certificate for
every strike you make with the red
pin in front of all the other regular
pins.” Getting paid to bowl was
another reason to attend this event.
According to the Student
Activities Council Director, Charles
Amerson, the turn out is about the
same as last semester, which was
close to 400 to 500 students. It was
quite obvious the event’s turn out
went really well, and most students
had a good time.
Getting involved in such
student activities influences the full
college experience Methodist has to
offer, so get out there and have fun.
Student PoH:
How was Bowling
night for you?
“I like being around the crowd and the
music.”
Patrick Doleman, Freshman
It s really fun having everyone come out
together for a school activity.”
Tomeka Everette, Freshman
I think it’s a fantastic idea, it draws so
many of the students to come out.”
Ryan O’Neil, Sophomore
wH
“It would be better to have it at a bigger
place because there aren’t enough lanes
here.”
Jena Mamon, Sophomore