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FEBRUARY 10,2014 ALC Student Services Pet THE CAMPUS VOICE FEBRUARY 10,2014 ALICE LLOYD COLLEGE Student Editor: Kiana Hall INSIDE THIS ISSUE: Resident Advisor Community Program February 10 Howard 1st Floor Hunger Din 2 Educational Menu Birthdays 2 Student 3 ALC Student Services Pet Contest Teaching Award Do you enjoy contests and competition? We have an PBL Week 3 opportunity for you to have some fun while testing your Cupcakes PBL 4 knowledge of ALC faculty and staff members’ choice of pets. Check out the contest on pages 6-7. This contest is for Anti-Valentine’s 4 Dance ALC students only and there is a cash prize of $50 for the win- ner. Join the fun and enter the contest. Rules for entering are Resident 5 on page 7. Advisor Applications Miss 5 Weekend Duty Schedule : February 14th Badonkadonk Head Resident: Shawn Thompson Teacher & Pet 6,7 RA’s: Chelsea Burke, Payton Harlow Speech 8 Competition Women’s 9 Basketball I want to go Men’s Basket- 9 ball outside too. Men’s Baseball 10 HUNGER DIN Breakfast Lunch Supper Monday: Scrambled Eggs, Hash Monday: Corn Chowder, Tacos, Chicken Monday: Corn Chowder, Carved Brown Casserole, Sausage Patties Noodle Bake, Mexican Rice Beef Brisket, Tex-Mex, Oven Tuesday: Scrambled Denver Eggs, Roasted Potatoes, Green Beans Tuesday: Hot and Sour Soup, Carved Tri Taters, Bacon, French Waffles Turkey, Mashed Potatoes, Southwest Tuesday: Hot and Sour Soup, Wednesday: Fried Eggs to Order, Black Bean & Rice Bake Smothered Pork chops, Fettucci- Home Fries, Sausage Gravy, and Bis- ne Alfredo, O’Brian potatoes Wednesday: Tomato soup, Spaghetti w/ cuits Marinara Sauce, Italian Melt, California Wednesday: Tomato Soup, Thursday: Scrambled Eggs, Hard Blend, Potato Chips Carved Pit Ham, Shepherd’s Pie, Boiled Eggs, Grilled Potatoes w/ Scalloped Potatoes Thursday: Minestrone Soup, Chicken Onions & Peppers, Fried Bologna, Dumplings, Soup Beans & Cornbread, Thursday: Minestrone Soup, French Toast Sticks Fried Potatoes, Mustard Greens, Sauer- Carved Roast Beef, Pioneer Pas- Friday: Scrambled Eggs, Scrambled kraut ta, Mashed Potatoes, Corn Western Eggs, Tater Tots, Sausage Friday: Amish Chicken and Corn Soup, Friday: Amish Chicken and Corn Links Nacho Grande, Chicken Sandwiches, Soup, Baked Ziti, Potato Chips, Saturday: Scrambled Eggs, Sausage French Fries Normandy Blend Gravy, Biscuits, Cheese Grits Saturday: Gumbo, Sloppy Joes, Potato Saturday: Gumbo, Hamburgers, Chips, Five Way Mix Veg., Salad Bar Chicken Nuggets, French Fries Sunday: Navy Bean Soup, Carved Beef, Chicken Stir Fry, Mashed Potatoes, Cau- liflower, Mixed Vegetables, Salad Bar, Chocolate Cream Pie, Rotisserie Station BIRTHDAYS Carrie Celeste Lipfird 2/10 Joseph Edward Cheek 2/15 Erin Elizabeth Enix 2/11 Cobey Alexander Wright 2/16 Keniston Drake Grizzell 2/14 Danny Andrew Branham 2/16 Brandon Nicholas Chaney 2/15 Allison Taylor Depriest 2/16 Shawniece Nashay Stewart 2/15 Alice Lloyd College $300 Cash Award!! Student Teacher Award Sponsored by the Class of 1982 Education Majors who plan to student teach during the Fall 2014 Semester or Spring 2015 Semester are encouraged to apply for this It is not necessary to have taken the PRAXIS in order to apply! The Award is intended to help with personal expenses during the recipient’s semester of student teaching… things like travel, clothing, supplies, etc. Applications are available from Ms. Sherry Watts in the Education Department. Deadline for submitting Applications is March 15, 2014. The recipient of the Award will be announced during the Honors Day Convocation in April. National PBL Week, Feb. 9 - 15, 2014 ALC’s Chapter of Phi Beta Lambda will be celebrating National PBL Week with a variety of activities scheduled from February 10th through the 14th. Monday, February 10th, will be the kick off day followed by Professional Dress Day on Tuesday, February 11th, and Wednesday, February 12th, will be PBL Awareness Day, with members wearing Phi Beta Lambda t-shirts or blue and gold, PBL’s signature colors. On Thursday, February 13th, PBL members will be delivering cupcake or- ders placed for Valentine’s Day and Friday will be Administration Appreciation Day, a time to thank the College’s Administration for their continued support of PBL. There is still time for students to join ALC’s PBL Chapter. It is open to all majors, and the Kentucky PBL Spring Leadership Confer- ence will be held on April 11th and 12th on the campus of Georgetown College. Dues are $20 and will be accepted until March 3rd. Students who place 1st or 2nd at the state level in various busi- ness and sports management subjects are then eligible to attend the PBL National Conference in June in Nashville, TN. PBL Cupcakes and Crush WHEN : FEBRUARY 5 TH- 11TH 1 1 : 3 0 A.M. TO 1:00 P.M. WHERE : DSC FOYER ALL PROCEEDS FUND PBL’S COMPET I- TION EXPENSES Orders will be available for delivery or pick up on the 13th (Thursday). Deliveries are limited to the campus. SGA’s Anti-Valentine’s Dance February 13th in Cushing Hall 8:30 (or immediately after the BCM date auc- tion) to 11:30 Who needs a date when you can have a DJ and dancing?! Resident Advisor Applications for Fall 2014 Resident Advisors applications are being accepted for the fall semester 2014. Full time students who are in good academic and social standing are eligible to apply. Applications can be picked up in DSC 205. Students who ap- plied during the fall semester 2013 and who wish to be con- sidered for the fall semester 2014 should let Ms. Stumbo know. Interviews will be conducted in April. Miss Badonkadonk Pageant The resident advisors are sponsoring the Miss Badon- kadonk Pageant (womanless beauty pageant) on Thurs- day, February 27th at 7:00 p.m. in CAC. The admission price is one dollar. This is a fundraiser for the Spring For- mal dance which is on March 29th at Jenny Wiley State Park. Any male student interested in being in the pageant can pick up an application in DSC 205. D E B C A F I J K G H L M N P Q 0 R T U V W S X Z CC DD AA BB Y EE GG FF HH II Shelia Cook Teresa Grender Janelle Pryor – Robert Hamilton Lisa Hall Pat Fraley Student Contest Rhonda Smith-Daugherty and Leo Daugherty Win a cash price of $50 Richard Bowers Kandi Hall Match the pet with the correct owner and win $50. The John Mills contest will run through February 24th. The student Charlene Bentley who gets the most correct matches will win and in case of a tie, a drawing will determine the winner. Students Lisa and Gary Stepp should submit paper answer sheets, with letters from A Kim and Scott Cornett to HH with the correct faculty/staff name following the letter. (Students, be sure to put your name and con- Sherry Watts tact information on your answer sheet in case you win.) Mary Turner There is to be only ONE entry per student. The answer Tiffany Owens Combs sheets are to be deposited in the box in the Student Services Office, DSC #200. The winner will be an- Lynni Hall nounced on Wednesday, February 26th. Rosa and Paul Yeary Sherry Long Hint: Some faculty/staff members submitted multiple Tammi Hall entries. Tracey and Jim Stepp Mindy Thomas Margo Sparkman Cindy Salmons Christine Stumbo Mary Lou Gayheart Amy Ashley Rebekah Bevins Renee Bailey Jackie and Matthew Stewart Announcing the 22nd Annual James V. Mongiardo Speech Competition February 25, 2014 Cash prizes for top three winners! All ALC students are eligible to participate. Application Forms Available February 11, 2014 from Ms Burnett’s office in Cushing Hall Theme: “Building a New Future in Appalachia”. What kind of future do you see for Appalachia? What role can you play in that future? What role can we, as students, faculty, staff, family at ALC, take on in our future here? What needs to happen to bring this large communi- ty to a brighter, healthier, wealthier and safer future? There are some recent programs in Kentucky meant to address these questions. These include SOAR- Shaping Our Appalachian Region and the recently named "Promise Zones”. Does your vision of the future use one of these programs? Does your vision of the future use other resources and ideas? (You do not have to use SOAR or The Promise Zones in your speech. They are programs that exist that might help you shape or inform your speech. You may use other ideas and/or programs for your speech.) FOR MORE INFORMATION OR ASSISTANCE PLEAS E S E E MS. BURNETT Cushing Hall (6050) [email protected] Women’s Basketball Schedule 2014 February 11 6:00 PM vs. Asbury 15 2:00 PM vs. Midway 18 5:30 PM @ Berea 23 2:00 PM vs. Brescia University 25 TBA KIAC Quarterfinals Feb. 28 – Mar. 1 TBA KIAC Final Four Men’s Basketball Schedule 2014 February 8 TBA @ Indiana University East 11 8:00 PM vs. Asbury 15 TBA vs. Indiana University Kokomo 18 7:30 PM @ Berea 23 4:00 PM vs. Brescia University Men’s Baseball Schedule 2014 Feb. 15 Ohio Mid-Western Pippa Passes, KY 2pm Feb. 16 Ohio Mid-Western Pippa Passes, KY 12pm Feb. 20 Hiwassee College Madisonville, TN 1pm Feb. 22 Ohio-Chillicothe Pippa Passes, KY 1pm Feb. 23 Ohio-Chillicothe Pippa Passes, KY 1pm Feb. 25 University of Pikeville Pikeville, KY 3pm Feb. 28 Mt. St. Joseph Pippa Passes, KY 1pm Mar. 1 Ohio State-Lima Pippa Passes, KY 1pm Mar. 2 Ohio State-Lima Pippa Passes, KY 1pm Mar. 5-11 Spring Break TBA TBA Mar. 12 Ohio Christian Pippa Passes, KY 1pm Mar. 14 Berea College Berea, KY 5pm Mar.
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