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Show March 4, 1997 The Dixie Sun Freshmen Week Review By ANDY NIELSEN Young and Wade Perkins CONTRIBUTING WRITER beat out 12 teams landing on top. The winners both received $10 gift certificates to Fiesta Fun, and a Pool Table Championship trophy. THE PRICE 1$ RIGHT It turned out really good for being held on a Monday night. The night was filled with great prizes that were donated by numerous contributors, like the DI, the Bookstore, and may other greatly appreciated people. If it wasn't for a few minor glitches in the program like, the big wheel breaking, lost totals from a few games, and a missing clock, everything would have been super. Everyone walked away a winner, and if they didn't get to claim any prizes, their reward was watching the FRESHMEN FEST '97 The beat was felt all over campus, as the freshman group the K.A.C.K.Y.'s jammed outside of the student center on Wednesday afternoon. The music drew the largest crowd ever for a band, even though the lead guitarist Jed Stout, said that he didn't think they played very well. I'd be scared to see what kind a crowd they can draw when they think they play good. Barker Beauties. FRESHMEN FASHIONS A bold statement is what the freshmen class are making with their groovy fashions. The Fresh Fashion Show was held POOL TABLE TOURNAMENT The competition was tough, at noon on Tuesday up-be- in Gardner Center, but a winner was claimed. Barry THl E at Thursday at noon, inside tire Gardner Center. All clothing was donated by Deseret Industries, and private contributors. It is plain to see that the freshman look is the fad of the future. JAMMY JAMM Jump into your jammies and janrm, that's what the students of Dixie did on Friday night after the basketball game. A lot of dancing and sock sliding topped off the the successful week honoring freshmen. THANK YOU'S We would like to thank the Freshmen Class Council, and all those who helped out or contributed. Thanks to all of you Freshmen Week was a big success; which just goes to show you, that we may be new and we may be little, but we always GO BIG!!! See page 6 and 7 for Pictures COLLEGE Page Dixie Celebra,es World Week SUN NEWS SERVICES Dixie College kicks off the 4th Annual World Week on March 3. The celebration will include activities and foods from various cultures centered around the theme, "We Are Citizens of the World". Since its first year at the college, World Week has been a valuable tool in educating students and community members about the enjoyment in cultural diversity. The festivities will begin with the Parade of Flags in the Gardner Center Plaza at the outdoor amphitheater on Monday at 12:00 noon. The audience will then be addressed by Dr. Max Rose, academic vice president and four of Dixie College's international students. Entertainment Thanks for the participation during Freshmen Week. This is World Week, so come and get involved with all the fun activites. Club Misc. on Friday, don't miss it. will be provided by Dixie College Jazz Ensemble and Concert Choir. The International Food Fair will be held Tuesday, March 4 at 12:00 noon in the Gardner Student Center Plaza and the following afternoon local businessman, Victor Martinez will address the issue, "The Immigration Experience, Adjusting to America" at 12:00 noon in the Dunford Auditorium. On Thursday, Native American students will be preparing Navajo fry bread at 12:00 noon in the Gardner Center Plaza. The week will conclude on Friday with entertainment at Club Miscellania in Gardner Center Ballroom For more information concerning World Week, please call the Multicultural Center at 652-769- 3. OF DIXIE COLLEGE ASDC Executive Council TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY MONDAY 4 5 6 7 8 10 Rebel Basketball: Region XVII Tournament (North Rebel Basketball: Region XVII Tournament (North Site) Site) TBA TBA Rebel Baseball: Dixie vs Salt Lake Community College, 5 p.m. double header, Hurst Field. Lady Rebel Softball: Dixie vs Snow, 2 & 4 p.m. Cooper Field. Color Country Chorus, 7:30 p.m. Cox Auditorium. Southern Utah Boat & RV Show. Dixie Center. Rebel Basketball: Region XVII Tournament Dixie Invitation Art 8 a.m. Show, 8 p.m. Sun. 2-- 6 p.m. Graff Fine Arts, -- free. U.S. Navy Band Concert, 7 p.m. Cox Auditorium, free. Dixie College Concert Organ Series with David Chamberlain, 8 p.m. Dunford Auditorium, free. Lunch, chicken & broccoli crepes, parsley potatoes, green beans, whole wheat rolls, vegetable soup. Re-ent- Forum, World Week Speaker, Karl Brooks, noon, Dunford Auditorium, Brown Bag Programs, Caves," Matt Safford, noon, Interagency Offices, 345 E. Riverside Dr. Lunch, bird sandwiches, steak fries, pineapple, banana, orange, fruit compote, cream of broccoli soup. Lunch, hot chicken wings, misc. finger food, steamed rice & gravy, mixed vegetables, rolls. 3 (North Site) TBA Mass Comm, panel, 1st Amendment vs 6th Amendment, 11 a.m. UH Bid. Room 218 Lunch, grilled cheese sandwiches, tomato soup, picadilly chips, pasta salad, salad bar. Color Country Chorus, 7:30 p.m. Cox Auditorium Southern Utah Boat and RV Show, Dixie Center Rebel Baseball: Dixie vs Salt Lake Community College, 11 a.m. double header, Hurst Field. A Day, A Night and A Day Musical Drama, 8 p.m. Tuacahn Amphitheater. Rebel Basketball: Region XVII Tournament (North Site) TBA Bart's Hikes, Whitney Pockets petroglyphs, 4 miles easy (40 miles south of Mesquite, Nev) Meet 10 a.m, at 1062 East Tabernacle. A Day, A Night and A Day Musical Drama, 8 p.m. Tuacahn Amphitheater. Lunch, barbeque beef sandwiches, deep fried zucchini, baked potatoes, clam chowder. |
