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Show Page 2, DIXIE SUN February 11, 1983 Dixie is the Place to Be by Cindy Penrod Dixie College is one place many students are glad to be, and 1 am one of them. I am a Dixie enthusiast, and a Dixie supporter all the way. I have visited many college campuses, and have written to several in Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah, but out of all the many, I chose Dixie as the place to grow, learn, and further my education. Why is this school the place to be? Well for one, this campus is one of the nicest and most attractive college campuses in the state of Utah. Secondly, the desert climate makes Dixie an place to live without snow. enjoyable year-lonis that the St. George area is reason third The close to Las Vegas, Nevada and such areas as Zion National Park and Bryce Canyon and lakes such as Mead and Powell. Some individuals may say that there is nothing to do in St. George, but those people must be blind. I have looked around and found all kinds small town. Of of things to do in this course its not like Salt Lake City, Albuquerque, New Mexico, or Los Angeles, California, but it is much larger than Price and Ephraim, Utah and g Hansen Needs Aid more per month) for a student who will will be a a be sophomore next year. This job with $ 600 or D.C. political internship in Washington will last Fall It Hansen. Jim Congressman through Dixie Quarter only. Credit will be given is open to both men and offer the and College, women. This should be a great experience. If you are interested contact Bill Fowler before February other locations in the Western states where community colleges are located. Activities in 'uie St. George area include all kinds of church activities of several denominations, the Temple Visitors Center where films are shown; there are racquetball, tennis, and softball, along with hiking, camping, swimming, water and snow skiing, fishing, 4 golf courses open almost year-rounOther fun things to do are dancing, going to the movies, the Narrows, and the Dixie rock. Of all the neat things here at Dixie, we cant forget all the great teachers that spend many hours in teaching and counseling us. The teachers at Dixie College are great because they really care and are concerned and willing to help the individual student. The last and most important thing to me is the many close friendships I have made. Dixie is just a fantastic place to be, and I love it. The activities, climate, teachers, community, and friends make up this great college, so we should be proud and thankful for being here. I agree with many people who have said, There is no life after Dixie, and Dixie is definitely the place to be. 15th. Financial Aid Information Now is the time to apply for financial aid for next year. The Federal Applications are available at the Financial Aid Office in the North Administration Building. Many of the larger schools have application deadlines, some of which begin in April. Nearly all schools award financial basis, so it is to aid on a income inforThe to your advantage apply early. mation needed to complete the application should be obtained from your and your parents 1982 Federal Income Tax Return. The Financial Aid Office is willing to help you with your Federal Application. Appointments can be made from 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Monday through Thursday. SUSC Representative to Visit first-serve- first-com- I d Southern Utah State College will be on campus at Dixie College, Tuesday, February 22, 1983, and is going to make it as easy as possible for r school. Dixie students to transfer to the Not only will representatives from the 2,400student school in Cedar City be passing out scholarships to qualified students on the spot, they will be accepting students for admission and providing detailed information on financial aids available to transfer students. Students interested in learning more about SUSC are invited to individual counseling sessions from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., February 22. A sheet is available in Bill Fowlers Office of sign-uStudent Services. An added benefit connected with transferring to SUSC, according to Admissions Officer D. Mark Barton, is that all graduating Dixie students currently under scholarship will see an equivalent scholarship awarded at SUSC, with no interruption in benefits. four-yea- Fall quarter honor roll published Dr. Peter Nyberg, Vice President for Instructional Services, announced recently that the following students earned a place on the Dixie College Honor Roll for high academic achieveFall Quarter. ment during the 1982-8The Dixie Honor Roll is separated into two categories, with students earning 3.75 to 4.0 grade point averages receiving High Honor status, and students with 3.5 to 3.74 having Honor Roll status. 3 4.00 Wayne E. Buatte, Cathy D. Collins, Leah K. Evans, Douglas W. Gourley, Gary J. Hannay, Chris H. Jenson, Yuji Kadowaki, Karen C. Keeley, Ricky J. Morwood, Majosefina Navarrete Christine Oldham, Gregg W. Nordemeyer, LeAnne L. Peterson, Nancy C. Robinson, Vivian M. Silveira, Jeff J. Swensen, Jana B. Traveller, Kelly Turnbeaugh, Tracy W. Watson, Larry D. West, Valerie W. Whitney, A. Price Wilson, J. Lane Wright. 3.75-4.0- 0 Sheri L. Allan, Lorrie Allen, Kris Aposhian, Teri Bates, Kelley L. Baugh, Jeannette Bennett, Patricia Bice, Bruce G. Bishop, Michael E. Bostwick, Charles I. Brimhall, Mark L. Brooks, Kevin L. Christensen, Marie Christian, David S. Davis, Richard L. Denos, Kathleen D. Drummond, Malinda J. Durrant, Daniel G. Ence, Russell C. Ence, Masatoshi Endo, Brett L. Foster,. James A. Gregory, Todd L. Groskrevtz, Benjamin J. Hafen, Ned A. Hafen, Robert A. Hall, David J. Hansen, Greg L. Hansen, Michelle Harmon, Heidi Hinton, Natalie Hunt, Raynel J. Hunt, Chrystine Hyatt, Marilyn Jessen, Joni M. Jones, Val D. Jones, Gordon L. Larsen, Deanna Leahy, Carolyn Lindsay, Michael D. Lindsey, Lori A. Lister, Lori Ann Long, Raymond Lynsky, Shelley Mangum, Lissa J. Markham, Stephen Maycock, L. Kimberly Milne, Lou Ann S. Milne, Jack E. Moyle, Robert S. Naylor, Catherine Owens, Cheryl L. Pace, Lloyd E. Phillips, Robin L. Putnam, Paul E. Reber, Tim M. Reese, Corri D. Seegmiller, Michelle Shamo, Lisa Sims, Pamela B. Slack, Patricia A. Soukup, Diane Syphus, Tovia N. Tracy, Wilbert L. Wadsworth, Phyl R. Warnock, Raymond S. Westfall, Earl M. Whitney, Julie C. Williams, William M. Wonnacott, Licia Lynn Woolley, Beverly Young, Jill Young. - p U of.U Representative to Visit 3.50 to 3.75 Donita Abbott, David D. Alldredge, Gayleen Arns, Nikky L. Asper, John K. Ayers, Debbie Ballard, Jolene Barnum, Wyone Barton, Corinne Beebe, Jill Berger, Bob D. Blair, Dave J. Burns, Brad D. Christensen, Kenneth R. Condict, Raelyn Clark, Nancy Crabtree, Scott H. Craig, Diane Davenport, Douglas V. Davis, Edward J. Davis, Machiko Dei, William R. Devenish III, Richard G. Dixon, Wendy M. Earl, Alan M. Empey, Paul E. Frailey, Todd R. Furse, Mary Ann Gardiner, Bruce D. Garfield, Paul N. Gates, J.J. Gibb, Barbara J. Gunn, Benjamin J. Hafen, Boyd J. Hansen, Dan W. Haynie, Janell Heaton, Clara A. Heideman, Mark S. Herpel, Richard C. Herpel, Richelle Holt, Michael J. Hukill, Ann Jacobs, Kari Rae Jantz, Jay D. Jarvie, Shelly A. Jensen, Sherry H. Jones, Steven Keirstead, Mark L. Ketchum, Gregory P. Klein, Everett J. Lube, Doran W. Lytle, Richard R. Madman, Marilee Mann, Tracy O. McCoy, Richard D. McArthur, Scott K. Mitchell, Robyn Lee Monggomery, Richard T. Morrill, Karla R. Moss, Kenneth D. Munk, Irene A. Murray, Tammy Murray, Kurt W. Nelson, Robert Nisson, Julie L. Oswald, Laurie A. Petersen, Nolan E. Pickering, Diane Poulsen, Linda L. Priest, Brian P. Pulsipher, Dennis M. Robertson, Ann Sheets, Samuel O. Smith, Derek A. Snow, Jennifer Snyder, Mesia Merlin S. Stewart, Kevin L. Sullenberger, Sullivan, Trena Swapp, LaMont C. Wadsworth, Robert F. Wahlquist, Lori Wilkinson, Annavon Wiltshire. The University of Utah representative, John Boswell will be on the Dixie College campus on Thursday, February 24 from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Those students who plan on attending the U of U or who would like more information on the school, should check in the Advisement Center on that day. Final Day to Drop Classes The last day to drop classes for the 1983 Winter Quarter is today. Those students who have drop-in ped classes should check the Book of Life the registrars office to make sure the changes have been made. Also, many students plan to drop classes but never do, yet they convince themselves that they jeallys have dropped the classes. All students need to check their schedules in the registrars office. CCOCOOO&JCOOCO'. COUPON CaOOOOOCOSO'V 37 Different Sandwiches In 3 Sizes We Are Number One When It Comes To Sandwiches S DELI IF S. IE IS Open til 7pm medium fountain 117 N. 500 E. drink with each sandwich purchased expires 23083 COUPON scccococcocococ)) 628-182- 2 |
