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February 24, 2000
News
Service Learning Center hosts
three Spring Break trips
Mandie Danielsky
The Pendulum
Any plans for Spring
Break? How about traveling
to Florida or South Carolina?
How about for only $200?
How about helping out a fam
ily in the mean time?
This spring, the
Kernodle Center for Service
Learning is hosting three
break trips that combine va
cationing with volunteering
from March 18-25.
Habitat for Humanity
plans to help rebuild neigh
borhoods in Charleston,
South Carolina. Aside from
working on renovations, vol
unteers will also have time to
soak up some sun at the beach
or enjoy kayaking and other
outdoor activities.
Winter Haven, Florida is
another HFH destination.
This project involves work
ing on additional low-income
housing in the area. Winter
Haven is within one hour of
many of Florida’s major at
tractions.
The Friendship House
organization will also be
heading to Florida to work
with migrant farmers in
Immokalee, volunteering in
soup kitchens, day care,
schools, health clinics, parks
and other recreation facilities.
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tractions. This trip is cur
rently in need of a coordina
tor to help plan specific days
and manage the available
budget.
Each trip costs $200.
This price includes a dona
tion to the trip’s particular
organization, transportation,
and food and lodging for the
week.
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only 12 participants. Stu
dents will be registered on a
first-come, first-served ba
sis, so the sooner the better.
Registration forms can
be picked up in the Kernodle
Center for Service Learning,
Moseley 230.
For more information
about these trips or any other
volunteer pportunities, con
tact the Service Learning
office via e-mail at
kernodle@elon.edu, or by
phone at 584-2102.
Wesleyan University student drops
plans to film student sex flick
Courtesy of
TMS Campus
MIDDLETOWN, Conn.
(TMS) — Officials at Wesleyan
University have persuaded a
junior there to drop his plans to
produce a film showing stu
dents have sex.
The student, Brian
Brown, found student support
for the project, tentatively titled
“Wesporn,” after posting fliers
on campus two weeks ago that
promised participants that they
would “get paid to get laid.”
Brown’s flier also stated that
the film was designed to “high
light the tension and miscon
ception between the genders.”
Wesleyan’s president,
Douglas J. Benenet, said the
film would compromise student
safety. He and two of the
university’s deans met with
Brown on Feb. 10 and made him
listen to a police audio report
on a beating of a female student
by a group of men recorded only
a few days earlier.
Bennet and the deans sug-
gested that the film could make
similar crimes on campus more
likely.
“We want to create a cli
mate in which there is concern
for others’ sensibilities and feel
ings,” Bennet said after the
meeting.
Brown said he felt pres
sured to abandon his project.
He hopes to get the student
newspaper to poll students feel
ings about his proposed work.
If people on campus endorse his
vision or at least don’t object to
it, he said he may revive his
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