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May 1,1997
News
SGA Votes to Give Money to Business Fraternity
News Briefs
Jeff Wirick
Editor-in-Chief
The Student Government Association
voted last Thursday to give $1,500 to Alpha
Kappa Psi business fraternity to send two
members to the national conference in Ari
zona.
The organization, which didn’t apply
for money during the SGA budget hearings,
asked for $2,068 for transportation, lodging,
food and conference registration. After sev
eral minutes of discussion, the SGA nar
rowed the money down. The money will
come out of the SGA’s rollover account.
Walt Lotspeich, an Alpha Kappa Psi
officer, said the conference will help the
leaders of his fraternity. “We not only feel
that going to this conference will make us
better leaders, it will also give Elon recogni
tion,” he said.
The SGA gave the Elon College Gospel
Choir about $ 1,000 last spring semester for a
trip the group was taking, said SGA adviser
Barb Carlton.
Showcase to Display Senior
Talent
Ten seniors will showcase their talents
in front of students and family the night
before graduation in the seventh annual Se
nior Showcase. The event, which is free to
everyone, is scheduled for May 23 in McCrary
Hall.
"We try to represent some of the things
that we are good at in the showcase," said
organizer Mary Jo Pestle, assistant professor
of history.
Students were nominated for the honor
to speak, sing or read for five-minutes. Pestle
said there were 25 individuals nominated by
either themselves, staff or faculty members.
The event will feature three singers, two
speakers, two communications majors with
video presentations, a poet, a dancer and a
sports medicine major who will wrap an
ankle in less than three minutes.
Greek Groups Volunteer for
Alamance County Fund-raiser
More than 60 members of Elon's Kappa
Alpha Order and Sigma Sigma Sigma spent
a night at a casino to raise money for a good
cause. The Greek organizations helped raise
money for the Alamance County Service
League on April 18 at the popular "Casino
Night," held at the Ramada Inn, just off 1-85.
People came from all over the area to
test their gambling skills and donate money.
Participants paid a sum of money at the door
and were given an amount of chips for raffle
tickets. The tickets were exchanged at the
door for prizes.
Allison Gant, director of the event, was
pleased with the groups' participation.
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