Pages
• News •
Sept. 7,2000
ORGANIZATION
BRIEF
2000 Memory Walk —
Sponsor forms for the 2000
Memory Walk, a walk to raise
money and awareness for the
Alzheimer’s Association, are
available in the mailroom in
Alamance. All money raised
will go to benefit the programs
of the Carolina Piedmont Chap
ter, which serves 24 local coun
ties and an estimated 48,000
patients in North Carolina. For
more information e-mail
Christie Moser at
moser@elon.edu.
Alpha Phi Omega —
Welcome back brothers! Rush
is underway. Thank you to ev
eryone who showed up at our
interest meetings on Tuesday
and Thursday. Hope to see you
all as Rush Week progresses.
DanceTeam—Congrats
to the Dance team for winning
“Most Collegiate Dance Team”
and finishing first in the fight
song competition at the Univer
sal Dance Association dance
camp in M} itle Beach, SC. The
team also took home 29 indi
vidual ribbions for superior and
excellent performaces.
Elon CoUege Chorale -
- Join the Elon College Cho
rale. No formal audition re
quired. Just sign-up or show up.
MUS102 A, The Elon College
Chorale, meets Tuesday and
Thursdays, 2:10-3:50 p.m., in
the Band/Choral room. Contact
Dr. Stephen Futrell for more
information via e-mail or call
x5681.
Phi Mu—Welcome back
Phi Mu ladies! Hope everyone
had a great summer and are look
ing forward to a great year. Get
pumped for Closed Day and our
upcoming date party.
Youth Seeking Mentors
• 7tol6yearolds
• IhKiblesat bome,
scfiooi or community
• Low-$e{f esteem
• Need forsomeoiwto
listen
• Hlgii rfsk/deilnqiient
These youth are se«i In Alamance County, on the
streets of our community. As an Son College student
you can help by considering to be a One^n-One friend
through Alamance Friends of Youth and be wiiling to lis
ten, care and give of youiself. For more information,
please can AF0rat228-75e3.
FRtENDS
VOLTTH
Senior Oass — Senior
class meeting is tonight (Sept.
7) at 5 p.m. in McCrary Theater.
Be there to get important infor
mation about graduation infor
mation.
Sigma Gamma Rho, Inc.
— The Ladies of the Omicron
Upsilon Chapter would like to
welcome back all returning stu
dents and the class of 2004. We
would also like to wish you all
NPHC members good luck on
the First Annual Black Greek
Week.
Students for Peace and
Justice—Anyone interested in
social activism is welcome to
come to meetings. Our first
meeting will be Wednesday
September 13“* at 6 p.m. in the
Scott Dining Hall.
Women’s Rugby—TTie
new year has begun and it’s
time for women’s rugby to get
underway. An interest meeting
will be heldin Moseley 22IB at
7 p.m. on September 4th. Prac
tices are being held on Tuesday
(5th) 4:30-5:30 p.m., Wednes
day (6th) 5-6 p.m., and Friday
(8th) 3-4 p.m. at the Firehouse
Field. Please call Sarah Griffin
at 584-7839 if you have any
questions.
WSOE 89.3 — Thank
jou to everyone who showed up
for our interest media on Tues
day night. REMEMBER, you
can catch your favorite tunes
on our college radio station 24
hours a day, seven days a week.
DJ’s, shows start in less then
two weeks. Tune in to The Only
Alternative, WSOE 89.3
SPRIN6BREAK 2001
Hiring On-Campus Reps
SELL TRIPS, EARN CASH, GO FREE!!!
Student Travel Services
America’s #1 Student Tour Operator
Jamaica, Mexico, Bahamas, Europe, Florida
1-800-648-4849
www.gospringbrealccom
T H E
any salon sen/ice
($16.00 or more)
Cannot be used with any other
offer or coupon
Students Only
1066 S, Church Street Burlington, NO
(336) 229-4247
Hours: Mon & Fri. 9 am till 6pm
lues., Weds., & Thurs. 9am till 8pm
Sat 9am till 4pm
ISALQN