Drama Dept. Production
Triple-A Plowed Under
(tickets go on sale March 30)
Fri., Apr. 20
Sat, Apr. 21
Fine Arts Theatre
Fine Arts Theatre
8:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
U.S. Navy Band Chorus
Sea Chanters
Sun., May 6
Fine Arts Theatre
2:00 p.m.
Tickets will be available at the Fine Arts Box Office, located inside the Fine
h,iw«.n ihe hours Ofl2:30aml5:00 pjn. Monday through Friday. _
Arts Center,
Date Event
Location
Time
April 19 CoHege Coffee
Thursday Dr. Tom Arcaro will discuss the
effects of environmental problems
in the world- Collection of environ-
Scott Plaza
9:30 a.m.-
10:00 a.m.
AiMil20
ftiday
April 21
Saturday
April 22
Sunday
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mentally detrimental products.
ARA sponsored picnic
Dr. Richard Hood will perform
banjo and guitar music at the
piciucaiea. Environmental groups
will have table displays.
Baseball
ElcMi vs. Guilford College
Women's Tennis
NAIA District 26 Tournament
(April 20-22)
Men's Tennis
NAIA District 26 Tournament
(April 20-23)
Lake Mary Nell 4:30 p.m.-
7:30 p.m.
Away
Away
Home
TBA
TBA
TBA
Ekm College Drama Department
Triple-A Plowed Under
Rrst performed by the W.PA. Fedwal
Theatre Project, this Depression-era form
cri^ drama reveals the problems of the
1930s to be as vital today as they were 50
years a^. Professor Fred Rubeck and
guest artist Dan Rainey have adapted this
script to aiit contemporary North Carolina.
All proceeds will be donated to a local farm
relief iHOgram. Admission by tickets only:
SS.OOorElonIJ).
Fine Arts Theatre 8:00 p.m.
SoftbaU
Q(m vs. Mars Hill College
Baseball
Hem vs. Mars Hill College
Ekm College Drama Department
Triple* A Pkiwed Under
SoftbaD
Elon vs. Carson-Newman
Basd>all
Elon vs. Carsoo-Newman
Golf
DSstrif^To^c^ament ^ ^
(April 22-24)
Home
Home
1:00 pjn.
1:00 pjn.
Fine Arts Theatre 8:00 p.m.
Home
Home
TBA
^ ■ 4. A
1:00 pjn.
2:00 pjn.
TBA
April 23
Monday
April 24
Tuesday
April 25
Wednesday
Catholic Mass
Newman Society
Fatho* Brennan-Josq>h
Linda Cykert
Faculty flute recital
College Chapel
Chaplain Richard McBride
Baptist Student Union
Come and join in on the fun,
fellowship, lunch and Bible
Study
Baseball
Elon vs. Pfeiffo* College
Large Lounge
Long Student
CentCT
Yeag^-Recital
HaU
Whitley
Jordan Colter
Away
7KX)pjn.
9:30 ajn.-
10:00 ajn.
9.30ajn.-
10:00 aJn-
12:l5pJn--
1:15 pjn.
3:00 pjn.
Admnral StansHeld Turner, U^ Fme Arts Theatre 7:30 pjn-
(Retired) Former director of the Central
Intelligence Agency, Turner is the
aathoTof Secrecy and Democracy: The
C. I. A. in Transition. Sp(»isored by the
Liberal Arts Forum
April 26
Thursday
College Coffee
Bring your tennis shoes and join the
entire college community for a 15
minute fast walk (H* run. You set the pace.
SUB Officials will lead you on your
way! Refireshmrats: Coffee, soda, juice,
fruit and trail mix.
Baseball
Elon vs. Pfeiffw College
Fine Arts Center
9:30 ajn.-
10:00 ajn.
Home
3.-00 pjn*
The Emanons Spring Cmcert
orginally scheduled for Thursday, April 26,
has been postponed unto Tuesday, May 8.
SGA
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to make changes just for the sake of
making them," Frail said.
"The president of the SGA must
possess a very dedicated attitude because he
faces lots of hard work," said David
Atkins, advisor to the SGA. "Outside of
classes, this job will be his top priority."
Sophomore Carter Smith defeated Jeff
Bumis by a 281-147 margin to become
executive vice president of the SGA.
Kevin Arnold and Kathy Miller tied at
145 votes in the race to become executive
treasurer. Atkins predicted that a runoff
would be held on April 19.
Sophomore Chris Clews defeated
John Barnhill in the race to become
president of the junior class by a 73-65
margin. Clews credits his success to his
campai^rtii^., „ :VMt4L
impressed that I took the time to
campaign in front of Lcmg Stud«it
for five hours in coal and tie. I think
swayed some undecided voters in n»y
direction," Clews said. , j.
In the only other contested .
class officer, Michele Lafrance
Nicole Tubls by a 77-57 margin to
junior class vkepresidCTL
Of the 3,120 students enrolled at
College, only 470 voted in ^f'
election. The number rqwesents 6.64
the studoit body.
"The students were not a
wait in the long lines. Voting ^
time-consuming process
candidates wore running for each o
said Atkins. "Thirty-two candidates
positions in the student senate a^
largest numbers that I have ^
time at E1mi." Atkins said loag
wiA thp.aww
of more voting machines.