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Show PAGE 6 THE THUNDERBIRD CD SUSC TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1989 Statewide run against drugs set Dont Be A Utahs run against drugs BY AMANDA REESE SUSC students have a chance to take a stand against abused chemicals in the statewide Run Against Drugs Oct. 26. The run begins at 6 a.m. in front of the Administration Building and ends in St. George Dixie College students are also participating in the run, each school responsible for half of the 50-mi- le mileage. each The run will be a baton hand-ofsmall percentage participant in the race covering a of the distance. President Gerald R. Sherratt plans to initiate the run in Cedar City. Other college presidents are scheduled to start their respective schools segment of the race. The run is to promote the Utah Students Association campaign against drugs, said Gary Ziegler, head of the Run Against Drugs committee. We want to build the image that Utah students care and that we are serious about attacking the drug problem, he said. The run will also be sponsored in two other Utah sights. BYU, Snow College, Utah Valley Community College, Weber State and USU have the area between Logan and Ogden. Students from Westminster College, Salt Lake Community College and the University of Utah are scheduled to run from Bountiful to Ephraim. All area runs will start at 6 a.m., said Ziegler. f, Get a lesson in higher learning by shopping Deseret Industries Sale! Pants, shirts, dresses, and shoes - all cleaned and Back-To-Scho- ol pressed by the handicapped, the elderly, or those in need - are specially priced for back-to-scho- ol savings. Its the smart way to save! OUR DEGT WORK IS YOUR REST DUY! Deseret Industries Thrift Store Deseret Industries is a federally approved sheltered workshop its handicapped, or in need-recla- im MASQUE CLUB, ASSUSC AND THE DEPARTMENT clients-tho- se who are elderly, donated goods. is part of a nationwide called Red the Ribbon Campaign. The campaign is run only part of National Red Ribbon Week, Oct. 22 through 29. Students can pick up a red ribbon to wear in support of the week in the Student Government Offices. The campaign was initiated by Nancy Reagan and President George Bush. Although many states are participating in the run, Utahs program is one of the most aggressive. When we submitted our program to the national representitives, they were amazed. They said no anti-dru- g We want to build the image that Utah students care .and are serious about attacking the drug problem said Ziegler. other statewide project has shown as much initiative as Utahs, said Ziegler. KUTV is scheduled to provide live helicopter coverage of the statewide run. Its not to late to sign up, we encourage students to do so, Ziegler said. Students interested in running should contact Billy Roberts at 6 by 5 p.m. Tuesday. Students can sign up for any distance they choose. Anyone is welcome to participate in the run against drugs. There 586-776- no admittance fee. ASSUSC to sponsor Sakn-Ya- k To participate in the activity, students should cut the Sak and Yak advertisement out of the Oct. 19 T hunderbird, then invite the faculty Oct-a On member to the luncheon. Lunch will be served 24, students can invite faculty member to lunch for the ASSUSC sponsored Sak between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. and Yak. The lunch is geared to promote better The ad doubles as a coupon at the Thunderbird student-facultrelations, said Tony Pellegrini, Circle for the guests meal, while the student may director of student activities. his own or take a sack lunch. SUSC has always prided itself on its small class purchase Students response to the Sak and Yak has been sizes and personal help from faculty members, varied. Scott Sullivan, a sophomore business said Pellegrini. With the student body around administration major said, I want good grades, I 3,500 students, we hope that this activity will would take them all. continue to support this statement. I hope students have enough courage to take a The lunch is not limited to faculty, but includes chance and say you (the teacher) are important to staff also, said Pellegrini. The faculty lunches are me, said Pellegrini. provided through funding from ASSUSC funds. BY KRISTIN LARSON . OF THEATRE ARTS AND DANCE PRESENT y SOUNDS EASY i Rent a VCR and 2 movies I for only $5U)0 I Monday Thursday Only Good Oct.24 26, 1989 J An independently owned franchise of Sounds Easy9 Sounds Easy, 568 South Main. movies for $5.00 and the third movie for get Rent 2 FREE! Monday Thursday Only Good Oct.24 26, 1989 An independently owned franchise of Sounds Easy9 Sounds Easy, 568 South Main. Tn.s production is presented through special arrangement 563 SOUTH with Samuel French, Inc., 45 West 25th Street, New York. New York. ADMISSIONS: Students $2.00 with current I.P. Card 566-712- 0 EN'CER'CAINMEN'C MAIN |
