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Show VATN. Page ampus T3 February 3, 1999 ews Editor: Jennifer Peltz jennpeltzhotmail.com Students Receive Advice for Storybook Weddings By Laura Smith for the wedding party, a wedding gown, honeymoon suite, photography wedding sunsim. ti. dixie, edu There are a million things to plan for and decide upon before a wedding can take place. But for all of the engaged couples who attended the Elegant Events '99 Bridal Show, the hassle of rushing around before the big day was taken care of. More than 18 local businesses who help in wedding necessities gathered under one roof on Saturday, Jan. 30 from noon until 8 p.m. at the Dixie College Gardner Center Ballroom. This event, in its fourth year of helping young couples have a memorable wedding, was produced by Shannon Lewis, owner of Elegant Events. According to Lewis, the event has had such a positive response by the community and the turn-othis year has been greater then expected. For all of the engaged couples that attended, there was a drawing for a full paid wedding package. The prize consisted of a decorated reception, bridal flowers, tuxedos ut Wit S 2 S played certain types of hair styles a bride should consider for the big day. Many of the businesses showcased package. ranged from Bloomington Country Club, which caters to almost every : ' wedding necessity, to Hurst Ben Franklin, which helps those couples who want to choreograph the entire , . wedding by themselves. One of the most important decisions made before a wedding is ! ,7. concerning the ring. Gold or plat-inum? Extravagant or simple? In order to make the best decision that a bride will cherish forever, a couple should shop together. "It is wise for the couple to at least shop and a together and make a decision on a few rings strand of the bride-to-b- e wants, or else the groom will be lost on what type of ring would best suit pearls for Photo by Carisa Huntington the bride. her," said Kristy Goodrich-ParkAt 6 p.m., a fashion show was presented of JK Jewelers. in the midst of the many business displays The Bridal Show was sponsored by and booths. The show presented many difBoulevard Bridal and Prom, Flower Market, ferent styles of dresses and tuxedos offered Spectrum a marketing company, and Sunny at the local businesses. The show also dis 93.5. tli ft (?) St (s ; , e, S L fit 0 ft er Reactivate Rebel-ne- t Email Accounts Jennifer Peltz jennpeltzhotmail. com By The hard disk at Rebel-ne- t failed a few weeks ago, and computer technicians spent tire following weekend rebuilding the system. According to Rob Snow, computer lab director, all can be accounts through Rebel-ns although any not previously saved will be gone. web page, At Rebel-net- 's students www.rebelnet.dixie.edu, their account They can also have tire option of keeping their et mess-sage- original password or changing it "I'd like to emphasize that in Rebel-net- 's agreement, it warns that the server fails with some regularity," said Snow. Honors Program Sponsors Field Trip to Southern California Sun News Services The Dixie College Honors Program is sponsoring a Science and Art field trip for 40 students to Southern California from Feb. 12 to 16. According to Glen Blakely, Arts Instructor and sponsor of the trip, students must have a 3.5 grade point average to attend the trip. Cost for the trip is $100, which includes bus travel to and from the Los Angeles area, three nights hotel lodging, and all admission tickets. The admission tickets also include Disneyland and the Van Gogh show at the Los Angeles County Museum. Other attractions may include visiting the Huntington Library Art and Botanical museum; Griffith Observatory and Telescope; the beach; Exposition Park; the and NaturAerospace, al History museums; the Los Angeles Art Museum and the Farmers Market. To attend the trip students, need to talk to Blakely and register for course Art 2990, a two credit course that meets Mondays from 5 p.m. Students will also need to pay $100 at the cashiers office before enrolling in the course. African-America- n, 3-- From the Last Weeks Campus Security Incident Reports. Have a Happy Mens Week A citation report was not available for last week. |
