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Show amniilautM atfMHHHlIMMIIwnftlMUMttiiMtrtimiAII f THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 2001 News Dixies DEX Club has successful run at state Members of the DEX club pose with their prizes after their state competition on Feb. 24 in Salt Lake. Pictured are (Bottom row, left to right) Bryan Stewart, Scott Seegmiller, Jackie Gubler, Jeremy McCullough, (Middle row, left to right) Billy Sattree, Wenzel, Mark Anderson, Larin-d- a Misty (Top row, left to right) Wiley McArthur, Tami Fehlman, Brandon Condie, and Trent Lay. c fi pis HORSEBACK RIDING. Thursdays. Student Rates. 628-097- 1 GREAT SUMMER JOB! Stans in Hanksville is now hir- ing summer help for 2001. All positions available. Low cost housing available. 40 miles from Lake Powell, 25 miles from Capital Reef, 15 miles from Goblin Valley. A great place to spend the summer. Call Jessica or Dennis photo courtesy of DEX $$$ EARN MONEY $$$ Be your own boss, work your own hours. Free more time for FUN! For more information, il: By The Dixie Sun Dixie State Colleges DEX club participated m that organizations state competition on Feb. 23 and 24 in Salt Lake City, with several members of the club bringing home awards. The group also qualified for the national DEX tournament later this year in Anaheim, Calif. DEX competed against other colleges and universities from around the state in the and competition (no division of two-yefour-yecolleges exists in DEX). The DEX club, according to club member Trent Lay, is an organization for students to gain expenence in marketmg management through state and national competition. The group focuses on the many different aspects of marketing. The club also hones those skills by meeting twice weekly under the direction of adviser Brent Snow. At the competition, Dixie particularly excelled in the Quiz Bowl, in which the Rebels entered two teams, as Dixie owned the rest of the competition. The two squads finished second and third, respectively. Bryan Stewart had the most successful run of DSCs students, taking home both a first and second prize. Wiley McArthur finished second in retail merchandising, and Lay finished third in the same event. Larinda Wenzel placed in the top 10 in marketing management. Brandon Condie and Scott Seegmiller both placed in the top 10 for financial services and business marketing. The DEX club is also extending an invitation for new students to join. Students who are interested should inquire to the Brent Snow, whose office is located on the third floor of the Udvar-Haz- y Business Building. DEX is the college arm of DECA, a national association of marketing students. Next year, Dixie State College wdl host the state DEX competition. enzmyentnetscape.net FORMALS- - LIKE NEW 3 very nice formals in like new condition: 1 beautiful royal-blu- e wembroidered top, size 9; 1 maroon beautiful deep size 78 covercape wwatching (worn by Zion Canyon-Firs- t Attendant); and 1 maroon wempire waist short sleeves 0 size 16. Call Dawna 2 St. George or Muse Cedar. 772-360865-008- Left, President George W. Bush and Chairman and CEO of Newport News Shipbuilding, William P. Frick watch as former First Lady Nancy Reagan christens the U.S. USS Navy's newest nuclear powered aircraft carrier the Ronald Reagan .The aircraft carrier bearing Reagan's name rises nearly long as the Empire above the water and is as State Building is tall. About 100 Inn Conferpeople attended the event at the Holiday ence Center in Hampton, Va. It was sponsored by the Center for Security Policy. Time after time the speakers credited Reagan with securing American freedom by of the ending the Cold War and sparking the demise Soviet Union through a massive military buildup. photo by Tribune Media Services jMcA3in(ulf jjfkvsltsjfe |
