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This Periodical is brought to you for free and open access by the CCU Newsletters at CCU Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in On Campus Newsletter by an authorized administrator of CCU Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. A Newsletter for Faculty and Staff of Coastal Carolina University • Volume 5, Number 1 • January 8,1996 Former Mideast hostage Terry Anderson to speak at Coastal Prize-winning authors to Former Mideast hostage speakers in the nation, Anderson urges make presentations at and Associated Press Bureau Chief audiences to measure their individual Terry Anderson will speak in hidden strengths. "I try not to lecture writing conference Wheelwright Auditorium on or give lessons. In anyone's life, there are changes you must learn to cope The Waccamaw Center for Historical and Cultural Thursday, Feb. 1 at 7:30 p.m. as part Studies of Coastal Carolina University will host a writers with whether or not you like them," he of the Kimbel Distinguished Lecturer conference and symposium, Southern Writers ojFact and said. Series. The presentation, Making a Fiction, Friday, jan. 26 and Saturday, jan. 27 in the Wall Difference: An Evening with Terry Since his release, Anderson Auditorium. The conference is for anyone interested in good Anderson, is free and open to the has emerged as an articulate advocate writing. The conference will follow a plenary session format public. of human rights and grassroots and is free and open to tlle public. Anderson was covering change. His work has ranged from the Charles joyner, Coastal Carolina University the dangerous streets of Beirut, building of elementary schools in war Burroughs Distinguished Professor of Southern History and Lebanon, as chief Middle East torn sections of Vi etnam to developing Culture and director of the Waccamaw Center for Cultural correspondent for. the AP on March... an org?nization for litical change in and Historical Studies, is conference organizer. Joyner said 16, 1985, when he was kidnapped at his home state of New York. - the conference includes prize-winning writers 0 iction, gunpoint by Shiite Muslims. He Anderson is the author of poetry, history and social commentary. "Some are joined six other Americans and the national best seller, Den oj Lions. Southerners by birth, while otllers have become Southerners Britons who were his fellow hostages He is currently working on a sequel. by chOice," Joyner said. "Some live and work in the South ," for almost seven years of hard time His nationally syndicated newspaper he added, "others live and work outside the region." - blindfolded, gagged, beaten and column has received praise for offering Featured participants are novelists William continually transported to different locations to thwart not just criticism, but also solutions to a wide variety of the Baldwin, Ellen Douglas, josephine Humphreys, William rescue attempts. nation's problems. Styron and Dori Sanders; poets Nikki Finney and Paul Rice; For 2,545 days, Anderson survived the most Born October 27, 1947, in Lorain, Ohio, Anderson essayists Franklin Burroughs and john Shelton Reed; and adverse conditions imaginable. After being freed in 1992, was raised in Batavia, N.Y. He earned a bachelor's degree in historians Drew Gilpin Faust, Barbara Jeanne Fields, David fellow hostage Thomas Sutherland said, "Without Terry political science from Iowa State University in 1974. He Hackett Fischer, Winthrop D.Jordan, William McFeely, Anderson, I couldn't have made it for six and a half years." served in the Marines for six years, stationed in Vietnam and Theodore Rosengarten, C. Vann Woodward and Bertram Wyatt-Brown. By the time he was released, Anderson had demonstrated to japan. He covered the Far East and South Africa fo r the AP In addition to readings by the writers, the before being assigned to their Beirut bureau . He lives in a the world the remarkable potential of the human spirit to conference will feature presentations and panels on topics suburb of New York City with his wife and daughter. triumph over adversity. such as "Soutllern Writing in the Nineties," "Writing the Anderson focuses on the individual's ability to The Kimbel Distinguished Lecturer Series is Truth in History, Poetry and Fiction," "Expatriation and make a concrete difference in the world. He translates his sponsored by the William A. and L. Maud Kimbel Distin­ Southern Writing," and "Depression and Creativity in gripping experience into an exploration of the empower­ guished Lecturer Series Endowment Fund through the Southern Writing." ment of change and the mental and emotional tools that Coastal Educational Foundation, Inc. Participants are: tu m negatives into positives. Displaying a warmth and For more information, call the Office of Public • William Baldwin is winner of the Lillian sincerity that have made him one of the most requested Information at extension 2003 . • Smith Award of the Southern Regional Council for his first novel, tbe Hard-to-Catch Mercy . His new novel, tbe Fennel Joe Clark lecture kicks off 1996 African American Celebration Family Papers, is scheduled for publication in January 1996 and will be excerpted in Vanity Fair and Southern joe Clark, educator and former principal of Wednesday, March 6 Living. He lives with his family in McClellanville. Newark's Eastside High School and subject of the film Lean Sanko/a, a film • Franklin Burroughs grew up in Conway and on Me, will lecture Thesday, jan. 16 at 7:30 p.m. in 12:30/6:30 p.m. • Wall Auditorium now lives with his wife and children in Maine, where he Wheelwright Auditorium as the first of a series of events in SankoJa is a word from the African Akan language which teaches English at Bowdoin College. His essays have the 1996 African American Celebration at Coastal Carolina. means "returning to your roots, recuperating what you 've appeared in journals such as Georgia Review and Kenyon The lecture is free and open to the public. lost and moving forward." With powerful visual imagery and Review and have won the coveted Pushcart Prize. His Clark will deliver his message of self-pride and mUSiC, director Haile Gerima confronts slavery as political writing has appeared in Best American &says in 1987 and commitment to youth in the lecture, "Fight One More and personal suffering. in 1989. Publishers Weekly called his Horry and the Round." The lecture is presented by Horry County Crime Waccamaw, published in paperback as tbe River Home, "a Stoppers in conjunction with the Coastal Carolina • Wednesday, March 27 jewel of a book." University Leadership Challenge Program, Education Club, Affirmative Action: What Does It Really • Ellen Douglas of Jackson, Miss., has been and the Rho Chi chapter of the international education Mean?, a forum praised by Anne Tyler for her "firm, distinctive, intensely honor socie ty, Kappa Delta Pi. 12:30 p.m. · Wall Auditorium personal voice." The Washington Post says of her newest The African American Celebration is sponsored Janie Davis, director of the South Carolina Commission on novel, A Lifetime Burning, "At a stage in her life and career by the Office of Minority Student Relations to honor cultural Minori ty Affairs, speaks on the future of affirmative action. when most American novelists are content to repeat diversity and the contributions of African Americans. All themselves, Ellen Douglas has struck boldly into new events are open to the public; all events are free except the • Wednesday, April 3 territory and come back from it witll her finest novel." She Greater Gospel Sing Out. African American Poetry is author of six novels and a collection of short stories. Additional events in the African American 1 p.m. • Wall Auditorium • Drew Gilpin Faust, according to historian Steven Hahn, "writes about the South with affectionate Celebration are as follows: Hear African American poetry read by Coastal Carolina students, staff, faculty and community members. understanding, but always with a sharp, critical eye." Winner of the Charles S. Sydnor Award, the Book Award of l1lUl'Sday, January 18 the Society of Historians of the Early American Republic, A Peace Circle, a commemoration Saturday, April 13 and the Jules F. Landry Award, Faust has been called "the 12:30 p.m. . The Horseshoe (Rain location: Cultural Explosion, a festival leading intellectual and cultural historian of the Old South" Wheelwright Auditorium) 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. • Spadoni Park, Student by Charles Joyner. She is Annenberg Professor of History at The University and the community remember the life and Center the University of Pennsylvania. achievements of Martin Luther Kingjr. in words and music. Aday-long festival for all ages celebrates cultural diversity in • Barbara Jeanne Fields is a MacArthur Fellow music, art and cuisine. (There will be charges for food and and history professor at Columbia University. She was a • Sunday, February 4 crafts.) featured commentator in Ken Burns' television series, 7be Greater Gospel Sing Out Civil War. She is author of Slavery and Freedom on the 6 p.m. • Wheelwright Auditorium Wednesday, April 17 Middle Ground. Her current book project is a study of the This annual event features the Coastal Carolina University Salute to Education, a forum writing of Southern History. Gospel Choir and gospel choirs of the Waccamaw region in 12:30 p.m. • Wall Auditorium • Nikki Finney was born in Conway and was joyous, moving music. Aspecial performance from john P. Coastal Carolina University students host a forum to explore educated at Talladega College in Alabama. She is author of Kee and the New Life Community Choir will highlight this cultural diversity in the classroom and on the campus, and two books of poetry, On Wings Made oj Gauze, and her popular event. (Tickets SIO: 349-2502) to recognize faculty who show commitment to cultural most recent, Rice. Renowned poet Nikki Giovanni said diversity. Finney's voice in Rice "is stronger, clearer and [gentler] • Wednesday, February 28 than ever." One of her poems was read upon the investiture Do You Know. .. ?, a recognition For more information about the African American of her father, Ernest A. Finney Jr., as the first African 6:30 p.m. • Wall Auditorium Celebration, contact Pat Singleton-Young at extension 2304 . American chief justice of the SOUtll Carolina Supreme Coastal Carolina students recognize the scientific, artistic, For Greater Gospel Sing Out ticket information, Court. Finney teaches creative writing at the University of Kentucky. cultural and social contributions of African Americans contact the Wheelwright Box Office weekdays from noon to through monologues, poetry, skits and readings. 5 p.m. at extension 2502 . • Continued on page 2 Writing conference Continuedfrom page 1 Birthdays in • David Hackett Fischer has been called "this • Paul Rice is a Poet-in-Residence at Coastal January generation's most gifted scholar" by Bertram Wyatt-Brown. Carolina University. In 1995, he received a poetry fellowship Author of the highly acclaimedAlbtOn:S Seed, Growing Old in from the South Carolina Arts Commission. He has received America, and Paul Revere:S Ride, Fischer has won many numerous awards for his poetry such as the 1988 Southern 8 Erica Nix Jenkins awards for scholarship and teaching, including the Literary Festival Poetry Prize and the 1993 Amon Liner Debbie Stanley Carnegie Prize. Fischer is Warren Professor of History at Award. He has read his poetry at the Folger Shakespeare Robert Lungren Brandeis University in Waltham, Mass. He also has taught Theater in Washington, D.C. and the Spoleto Sundowner 9 Brenda Sawyer at Harvard and Oxford universities. Poetry Series Festival. Rice specializes in contemporary 10 Sallie Clarkson • Josephine Humphreys has received a British and American poetry, poetic theory and creative 11 Prashant Sansgiry Guggenheim Award and the Lyndhurst Prize. She is the writing. He also is a country music songwriter and guitarist. James T. Stribling author of Dreams 0/ Sleep, which won the Ernest • Theodore Rosengarten is a MacArthur Fellow 12 Gilbert Hunt Hemingway Award; Rich in Love, which the San Francisco and winner of the Lyndhurst Prize. He is author of All God:S 13 Sherrell Richardson Chronicle called "one of the warmest and wisest novels Dangers: The Life 0/ Nate Shaw, which received the David Scott Sides published [in 19871;" and The Fireman:S Fair. Rich in National Book Award. He also wrote Tombee: Portrait 0/ a 14 Mirinda Chestnut Love was made into a Metro Goldwyn Mayer motion picture Cotton Planter, which won the National Book Critics Circle 15 Jerry Johnson starring Albert Finney, Jill Clayburgh, Kyle Maclachlan and Award. Rosengarten lives with his wife and two sons in 16 Linda Ford Ethan Hawke. Humphreys lives with her family on McClellanville. Gregory Krippel Sullivan's Island. • Dori Sanders is the author of three books: 18 Bernard Albiniak • Winthrop D. Jordan, according to Southern Clover, Her Dum Place, and her latest best seller, Dori Robin Causey Cultures, is "one of the finest craftsmen of the English Sanders ' Country Cooking: Recipes and Stories/rom the language in the historical profession." His first book, White Family Farmstand. According to a New York Times book 19 Marvin Marozas Over Black, was winner of the Bancroft Prize, the Ralph review, Clover "is very much a genuine item." The Dallas 20 Helen Hood Waldo Emerson Award, the National Book Award, and the Morning News calls Her Dum Place "a fresh wind above 22 Linda Carroll Francis Parkman Prize. His most recent book, Tumult and the stale cyniCism that spoils so much of contemporary Carol Collins-Bunn Shouting at Second Creek, was winner of the Jules F. literature." Sanders grew up in York County, S.C., where she Perry Lee Walker Landry Prize and the National University Press Book Award. lives. Sanders and her family raise peaches on one of the Jordan is a professor of history and Afro-American Studies oldest African American-owned farms in the country. In at the University of Mississippi. demand as a gifted public speaker, Sanders does most of her • Charles Joyner is winner of the National writing in the winter and reserves the growing season for University Press Book Award, the Chicago Folklore Prize, work on the family farm and at Sanders' Peach Shed, her o.,.~ the Ethel Fortner Writer and Community Award, "in family 's open-air produce stand. recognition of major contributions to the craft of writing," • William Styron is a noted novelist who has On Campus is published biweekly on Monday by and the Governor's Award for Lifetime Achievement in the written many books including the Pulitzer Prize-winning the Office of Public Information for faculty and Humanities. He is author or editor of five books and more Sophie:S Choice. Several Styron books include ConfessiOns 0/ staff of Coastal Carolina University. Items to be than 60 articles and essays, including Down by the Nat Turner, Lie Down in Darkness, The Long March, and included should be submitted by noon the 'fuesday Riverside, which historian George Rawick called "the finest Set This House on Fire. before publication. work ever written on American slavery." He is co-author, • C. Vann Woodward, Sterling Professor of with Drew Gilpin Faust and others, of Before Freedom History Emeritus at Yale University, is one of America's On Campus will be published as follows: Came: A/rican-American Life and Labor in the Antebel­ foremost living histOrians, according to Charles Joyner. His Publication date: Submission deadline: lum South, which was chosen by the American Library books have won every major history award - including the Association for its 1992 Notable Books List. Pulitzer, Bancroft, and Parkman prizes. He has served as Monday, jan. 22 Thesday, jan. 16 • William S. McFeely is a winner of the Pulitzer president of the American Historical Association, the Monday, Feb. 5 Thesday, jan. 30 Prize for Biography, a Guggenheim Fellowship, and a Organization of American Historians and the Southern Monday, Feb. 19 Thesday, Feb. 13 Bellagio Writing Fellowship from the Rockefeller Founda­ Historical Association. Some of his widely influential works Monday, March 4 Thesday, Feb. 27 tion. He is author of Grant: A Biography, Yankee Step/a­ are Tom Watson: Agrarian Rebel, Origins 0/ the New Monday, March 18 Thesday, March 12 South, Mary Chestnut Civil War and The Strange Career ther: General o. o. Howard and the Freedmen, Frederick s Monday, April 1 Thesday, March 26 ofjim Crow. Douglass, and his latest book, Sapelo:s People. He is Monday, April IS Thesday, April 9 • Bertram Wyatt-Brown has been praised by Richard B. Russell Professor of History at the University of Monday, April 29 Thedsay, April 23 Georgia and has taught at Yale University and Mount Charles Joyner for "a grace of style that secures his place Monday, May 13 Thesday, May 7 Holyoke College in Massachusetts. among the leading Southern writers, whether of fiction or • John Shelton Reed has been exploring fact." Some of his books are Southern Honor: Ethics and Information should be submitted to the Office of cultural differences between the North and South for nearly Behavior in the Old South, Yankee Saints and Southern two decades. "A writer this funny is dangerous," read a Sinners and the highly-acclaimed The House 0/ Percy: Public Information in EMS 204. review in the Raleigh News and Observer. Reed is the Honor, Melancholy, and Imagination in a Southern Coastal Carolina University is an affirmative action, author of eight books, such as Southern Folk and Family. He is RichardJ. Milbauer Professor of History at the equal opportunity institution. Surveying the South. He is William Rand Kenan Professor University of Florida. of Sociology and Director of the Institute for Research in For more information about the conference, call Social Science at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Joyner in the Department of History at extension 2891. • Waccamaw Area Agency Hill. on Aging seeks volunteers History of Georgetown County course offered The Waccamaw Area Agency on Aging at Coastal is seeking volunteers to be trained for health insurance The Office of Continuing Education will offer The The cost of the course is $65; this fee does not counseling and persons interested in donating a few hours History 0/ Georgetown County, a non-credit history course include field trip costs. A book for required reading, The a week to assist the elderly. For more information, contact taught by Pat Doyle. Classes will be held on the Georgetown History 0/ Georgetown County, South Carolina , by George the Area Agency on Aging at extension 2678 or extension campus Jan. 8 through April 25 on Monday and Thursday C. Rogers Jr., is available at the Georgetown County Library from 10 to 11 :30 a.m. Class size is limited; early registration or may be purchased. 2132 . • is recommended. The course will include class lectures, discussions Doyle has been a member and former president -an--,-,.,....,-,~ Ie tnps to Istonca eorge own oun SItes. Financial Aid information of the Georgetown County Historical Society, an officer of For more information, contact the Office of Students receiving federal financial aid will not the South Carolina Historical Society and a former chair of Continuing Education at extension 2665 . • be directly affected by the federal government shutdown, the Georgetown County Library Board of Trustees. according to Mollie Bethea-Floyd, director of Financial Aid, Scholarships and Veteran Affairs. University offers birding trip to Arizona The Office of Financial Aid, Scholarships and Veteran Affairs and the Office of the Bursar are available to Abirding trip to Southeastern Arizona will be days in order to visit Saguaro National Monument where assist students in the processing and disbursement of funds. offered during the spring semester. Participants will fly from they will compare the desert scrub to the conifer forest. The For more information, contact the Office of Myrtle Beach to Thcson, Arizona on Saturday, April 27 and Saguaro prOVides a shelter for Gila Woodpeckers, Cactus Financial Aid, Scholarships and Veteran Affairs at extension will return Saturday, May 4. Wrens, Lucy's Warblers and Elf Owls. A trip to nearby Mt. 2313 .• Sierra Vista will be the base site for the first three Lemmon, at an elevation of more than 9,000 feet, will be the nights. Participants will explore birding sites in the group's final birding foray before returning to Myrtle Beach. Spring registration Huachuca Mountains and San Pedro Riparian National Trip leaders are Chris Marsh, a Coastal biology Conservation Area. Western species of owls will be observed; professor who specializes in ornithology and wildlife Registration for the 1996 spring semester will be some night trips are planned. The group will visit ecology; and Reg Daves, an area physician, past president of held Monday,jan. 8 through Friday, jan. 12. Students may Patagonia-Sonoita Creek Sanctuary where Vermilion and the Waccamaw Audubon chapter and wildlife photographer. register from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Jan. 8, 11 and 12; and Sulphur-bellied Flycatchers are found. An excursion to the Marsh has led birding trips for more than 20 years. from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Jan. 9 and 10. Spring semester Nature Conservancy's Ramsey Canyon Preserve will provide The cost of the trip is U,4 50 and includes all classes begin Tuesday, Jan. 16. close views of several hummingbird species. transportation to and from Myrtle Beach and lodging in Continuing students must see their adviser, On the fourth day of the trip, the group will drive Arizona. For those age 65 and above, the cost of the trip is complete a registration form , and report to the appropriate to Portal where they will stay for two days exploring Cave $1,400. Fees include picnic lunches, entrance fees to parks registration area to register for classes. Creek Canyon. The surroundings include lush sycamore and natural areas and guide service. Trip fees are based Prior to registering, new students must be forest which is home to the Elegant Trogon and other upon double occupancy and are subject to unexpected admitted through the Office of Admissions. For admissions Southwestern endemic species. As the group ascends the airfare increases. information, contact the Office of Admissions. extensive stands of Ponderosa Pine in the High Chiricuhua To register for the trip, a $300 deposit is required For more information, contact the Office of the Mountains, other species will appear such as the Red-faced by Feb. 2; the remaining Sl ,150 is due by Feb. 29. Registrar at extension 2019. Warbler, Western and Hepatic Tanager and Mexican For more information, contact Marsh at Graduate students interested in courses offered Chickadee. extension 2207 or 347-0708, or Daves at 347-6222 . • through Coastal should contact the School of Education at The group will return to Thscon for the final two extension 2602 . • 2 January 8 Orientation/Registration for new Students Board of Trustees Meeting Spring semester classes begin Regular registration begins for spring semester classes 9 a.m., Wall Building Board Room Regular hours-of-operation resume at Women's Basketball Chryel Stalvey Kimbel library and P. E. Center Coastal at UNC Asheville, 7 p.m. General Faculty Meeting Women's Basketball Men's Basketball 1:30 p.m. , WA Coastal at USC, 7:30 p.m. Coastal vs UNC Asheville, 7:30 p.m. Chris Martin My rtle Beach Convention Center 18 13 A Peace Circle 10 Women's Basketball 1996 African American Celebration: 12:30 p.m., Men's Basketball UNC Greensboro at Coastal, 3 p.m. The Horseshoe (Rain: WA.) Coastal vs. Wofford College, 7:30 p.m. Men's Basketball Pat Singleton-Young ..M.J'rtJ ~ Bez h Convention Center_ Coastal at UNC Greensboro, 7p.m . -2e - 11 15 Women's Basketball Board of Trustees Planning and Fiscal Affairs Administrative Council Meeting Coastal at Radford University, 7 p.m. Committee Meeting 9 a.m., EMS Conference Room Men's Basketball 1 p.m., Wal l Building Board Room Nila Hutchinson Radford University at Coastal, 7:30 p.m. Chryel Stalvey Men's Basketball Coastal at Wintllrop University, 7 p.m. 22 12 Women's Basketball Board of Trustees Academic Affairs 16 Coastal at Liberty University, 7 p.m. Committee Meeting Joe Clark Lecture Men's Basketball 8:30 a.m., Wall 212 1996 African American Celebration: 7:30 p.m. , WA Liberty University at Coastal, 7:30 p.m. Chryel Stalvey Pat Singleton-Young

Coastal students join Wbo's Wbo Board of Visitors event to The 1996 edition of Who~ Who Among Students Brian Batten,john C. Belissary, Tammy Bingham,jodi benefit School of Education in American Universities and Colleges includes the names Brewster, janice A. Cannan, jennifer Cardinal, Katina The Board of Visitors for the School of Education of 40 Coastal Carolina University students. Chiaravalle, johanna Church, jill E. Cimineri, Brigette is sponsoring a Social and Raffle on Friday, Jan. 26 at the Students are selected based on their academic Corey, LaKeshaJ. Doctor, Katharine A. Dwyer, Vicki L. Dunes Golf and Beach Club in Myrtle Beach. Proceeds will achievement, community service, leadership roles and Elders, Heather L. Endrenyi, Traci A. Figler, Kristen M. be used to expand tlle School of Education's technolOgical potential for success by a campus nominating committee Grimm, Nathan D. Hughes,jude Hunt, Mike Hursey jr., resources to benefit students and faculty. The event is open and editors of the annual directory. jennifer Hyland, Sheila M.johnson, Ashton McConnell , to the public. First published in 1934, the directory includes Debra G. McKemie,jodi L. Menchyk, Cheryl Moore, Admission for the semiformal Social and Raffle is students from more than 1,400 institutions of higher Suzanne Ondrus, john L. Pope, Angela C. Rabon, Megan A. a $100 donation, which admits two people and includes education in the United States, the District of Columbia and Reed, Nicole M. Rodd, Megan P. Roth, Melissa Saitta, heavy hor d'oeuvres and an open bar. Agrand prize several foreign countries. Christina Steffen , Caryn S. Sullivan, David Turner, Denese drawing for $2,500 cash will be held at the event; ticket All honorees will be recognized at Coastal's M. Tyler, Gregory S. Urbine, Howard F. Watts, Dari L. Wright holders do not have to be present to win. andjeaneane O. Wright . spring 1996 honors convocation. Tickets may be purchased through the Office of Coastal students receiving the honor include the Dean in the School of Education in KH 216. Checks should be made payable to the School of Education Board Students invited into Omicron Delta Kappa Honor Society of Visitors. For more information, contact Dennis Wiseman The Coastal Carolina University Circle of Menchyk, Laura Nobles, Christina Steffen and Kenneth at extension 2600 . • Omicron Delta Kappa has invited 27 students to member­ Womer ship, with initiation scheduled fo r jan. 24. The following will be initiated on that date. Juniors: Jolm D. Ballenger, Tammy Bingham, Quiet .. . it's Chaplin Jodi Brewster, Kati na Chiaravalle, jill Cimineri , Heather The classic silent film City Lights starring Charlie Seniors: Robin Buss,janice Cannan, Brigette Endrenyi, Brian Forbus, Kristen Grimm, Mike Hursey Jr. , Chaplin will be shown Thursday,January 11, Corey, Katharine Dwyer, Snorri Gudmundsson, Morgan Sheila johnson, Allison M. Kothe , Cheryl Moore, Suzanne 1 to 4 p.m. in the Wall Auditorium. The film will be shown as part of the Classic Films class offerd by Haines, Nathan Hughes, Ashton McConnell ,jodi Lynn Ondrus, Anthony Stafford, and Howard Watts u Third Quarter. Admission is $5 for non--Third Quarter participants. Coastal Carolina People in the News The regular hours of operation for the campus cafeteria are Monday through Thursday from 7 a.m. to 7 Items in the Coastal Carolina People section will appear the languages. Farsolas' academic specialty is the history of p.m., Friday from 7 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. , and Saturday and in the "On Campus" issue follOwing the presentation or Eastern Europe, the Balkans, and the former USSR - Sunday from 11 a.m to 1 p.m. and 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. event. subjects on which he has published extensively. Week of January 8 Monday: jerk Chicken or Hamburger Steak James Farsolas presented a lecture at the U.S. Army's john Sandra Nelson recently attended the National Conference Tuesday: Chicken Parmesan or Spaghetti with Meat Sauce F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School at Fort Bragg, of Teacher Educators in Physical Education held in Wednesday: Fried Chicken or Quiche N.C. during the 9th International Affairs Symposium, Dec. Morgantown, West Virginia. The keynote address, "Reflec­ Thursday: Chicken Polynesian or Beef and Broccoli Stir Fry 14 through 16. The symposium was sponsored by the tive Practice," was delivered by Kenneth Zeichner from the Friday: Taco Salad or Seafood Casserole Kennedy School's Regional Studies Course Detachment, University of Wisconsin at Madison. She also attended the Week of January 15 which trains officers for overseas assignments in civil affairs state Convention for the Alliance of Health , Physical Monday: Barbecue Chicken or Pepper Steak and psychological operations. His lecture was concentrated Education, Recreation and Dance held in North Myrtle Thesday: Lasagna or Fettucine with Clam Sauce on the current and future problems in the Balkans and Beach, SC, Nov. 17 to 19. In addition, Nelson is one of two Wednesday: Fried Chicken or Kielbalsa and Sauerkraut America's role there. Army officials were specifically nationwide consultants who proVided a program evaluation Thursday: Sweet and Sour Pork or Szechwaun Chicken interested in Bosnia-Herzegovina. Farsolas is a native of of the Teaching and Club Fitting Division of the Ladies Friday: Cajun Baked Fish or Taco Salad Greece who has traveled extensively and done research in Professional Golf Association, which allowed her to travel to the Balkans, including Greece, Albania, the former Phoenix, Arizona and St. Simon Island, Georgia, during the Note: Menus are subject to change due to product Yugoslavia, Romania, and Bulgaria and also knows most of fall semester. • availability. 3