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Show The Dixie Sun Page 2 E m LLEGE CO Humanities Forum: Expanding Your World, Karl Brooks, noon, Dunford Auditorium Dixie Coilege Theater, Paint Your Wagon, 8 p.m., Graff Fine Arts Theatre Winter Choir Concert, 8 p.m., Cox Auditorium Lunch: Corn Beef & Cabbage, Potatoes TUESDAY Forensics team takes third in PSCFA Spring tourney By MARY JANE REBER THE DIXIE SUN The Dixie College forensics team placed third in novice sweepstakes at the PSCFA Spring Champs tournament at Orange Coast College Feb. 17 through 19. 19 WEDNESDAY Forum: It's Fie-ent- In The Genes, Karen Bauer, noon, Sun Room World Week: Native American Club Performance, noon, Gardner Center Plaza Womens Basketball at Regional Tournament Lunch: Taco Bar, Tortilla Soup Symphonic and Jazz Ensemble, 8 p.m., Cox Auditorium World Week: International Club Performance, noon, Gardner Center Plaza Lunch: Chicken Lo Mein, Beef Chow Mein with Noodles, Oriental Salad THURSDAY World Week: BSA Performance, noon, Gardner FRIDAY Center Plaza World Week: Dixie College Luau, 7 p.m. to midnight, Gardner Center Humanities Forum, Revisiting The Rodney King Trial, Bob Almond and Dorothy Bailey, 10 a.m., Cox Lunch: Beef Gyro, Potato Salad, Baklava Womens Conference, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., Gardner Center Baseball: Dixie v. CEU, 1 p.m., Hurst Field SATURDAY MONDAY Lunch: Chefs Choice Dont forget to sign up for the Dixie Sun Spelling Bee in the Exec. Council room. First prize is $200. February 2a K The competition included 38 schools, two-ye- and 19 four-yea- r. In addition, the point totals placed Dixie in third with the four-yeschools, which forensics coach Donald Hinton considers significant since the team comteams throughpeted against four-year ar out the tournament. In the Novice Division Sweepstakes, Rob Ruch of King of Prussia, Pa., placed first in novice prose interpretation, Carriann Lawrence of Hurricane finished second in novice prose interpretation, and Megan Wilken of Parowan finished second in persuasive speaking. "The sweepstakes win was especially sweet since all 38 schools competed for this honor," Hinton says. "Only Azusa and Point Loma finished higher than we did." In the overall competition, Dixie finished behind Saddleback (first), Palomar you havent already noticed, its World Week at noon-tim- e activities involving our students have been planned by the International All week long, foods from difStudents and ferent countries will be served in the cafeteria. The culminating effort is the World Week Luau, to be held Friday night at 7 p.m. in the Gardner Center. You may purchase your $5 ticket now by using your meal card. Dixie College. Many Re-entr- y. ASDC Executive Council 'iVtcf, 11 m m aft --vN mj OF DIXIE COLLEGE semi-final- Cops Corner Dixie bands and choii to host winter concerts Feb. 24 Jonathan Van Hoose, 19, was cited for minor consumption of SUN NEWS SERVICES alcohol. Feb. 24 Brooke C. Harvey, 18, was cited for illegal possession of tobacco. Feb. 25 Katherine Schenck, 18, was cited for minor consumption of alcohol and illegal possession of tobacco. Feb. 25 Robyn Leigh Larsen, 18, was cited for minor consumption of alcohol and illegal possession of tobacco. Feb. 25 Melissa A. Mazza, 18, was cited for minor consumption of alcohol and illegal possession of tobacco. Join the fun at World Week 1995 If (second). Orange Coast (third), and Moorpark (fourth). "Given the size and power of these schools, we were delighted to even be included with them," Hinton said. The other students who contributed to Dixie's performance included: Justin Heideman, first place, impromptu, and third place in debate Holly Braithwaite , third place in s poetry interpretation and r dramatic interpretation. John Wadley, finalist in prose inv pretation. Wadley and Braithwaite, second; duo interpretation. Robin Beatty, second place in dramatic interpretation. Dixie's reader's theatre team, Snake Oil, finished in second place. The performers were Robin Beatty, Leesa Beal Lawrence, Braithwaite and Wadley. "This is very important for our it was the strongest competiti we will face before nationals in San Francisco next April," Hinton said. The forensics team only has one nr competition in Regional Phi Rho Pi cor petition before nationals. Dixie College will present a band concert Thursday at 8 p.m., while the Dixie choirs will perform in concert March 7 at 7:30 p.m. Both concerts are scheduled to take place in the Cox Auditorium. The band concert will feature four student soloists, as well as a new flute choir. The concert choir will perform number of selections, followed by the chamber choir. The cost for both concerts is $3 per person or $5 per couple or family. THB1SUN Editor Fred Moesinger News Editor Mary Jane Reber Calendar Editor Ana Husselbee Accent Editor Christian Hoopes Senior Reporter Angela Ballard Sports Editor David West Production Manager Dan Biddulph Opinion Editor David Johnson Ad Representative Bob Bruse Editorial Cartoonist Nathan Baertsch Faculty Adviser Paul Husselbee Staff Writers and Photographers Kierste Badger, C.L. Carpenter, Tara Esplin, Wiley McArthur, Jamie Shamo, Brent C. Wintch. s The Dixie Sun is distributed each Tuesday during Fall, Winter and Spring quar-toras a publication of Dixie College, its Division of Arts, Letters and Sciences, and Dixie College Student Activities. The unsigned editorial on the Opinion Page represents the position of the Sun, as determined by its editorial board. Otherwise, the views and opinions expressed in the Sun are those of individual writers and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the Sim or any entity of the college. 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