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THE KEY VOL 114 NO 2 SUMMER 1997.Pdf ,the. 1 KAPPA M KAPPA GAMMA VoLuME 114, No.2 SuMMER 1997 LET US NTERTAIN YOU! .SHINING STARS \MAZING \UTHORS ELEBRATED CHEF lEMBERSHIP !)!RECTORY Ho~di~q tt Mirror Uy to Lfje We sha~ pride in the reflections of Kappa om tic-tac-toe and hopscotch to interactive video of hospitality than finding friendship and support in a new Egames, we all enjoy entertainment. workplace or community? Infants wave their hands and feet in the air and Our Founders, although they may not have delight in the wonder of their toes and fingers. thought of it in this way, included a defini­ Children progress through a myriad of tion of entertainment in their coming experiences which bring smiles and together. "To consider; contemplate" intense concentration. Simple tunes, was their purpose in joining forces as drawing pictures and the satisfaction intelligent, thoughtful young of being able to read the printed women considering how to func- page vie with cartoons and T.V. for tion in what had been a totally tots' entertainment pleasure. And male world of higher education. who can forget the little one who Their contemplation of classical bypasses expensive toys to play studies and their ability to with the boxes they came bond and strengthen each in ... creating her own entertain­ other set the stage for our con­ ment is a special joy. tinuing years of entertainment, Sports, music, art, theater and in the broadest sense, in Kappa. literature provide opportunities "To hold in mind; harbor" as participant or spectator, live or is another meaning of entertain­ on "tube" or tape. Whatever our age ment and one to which every or interests, there's something for Kappa can subscribe. To hold in each of us, and as we grow and change mind the ideals of truth, beauty and so may our favorite form of entertain­ goodness generated by six young ment. women nearly 127 years ago, to contin­ At best, entertainment is a mirror of life. ue their growth and strength, to promote There is effort involved ... physical or mental. into the future the concept of women support­ You may "win, lose or draw." As in theater, there is ing women is an easy thought to harbor. As members, training, imagination and practice, and the goal is to "hit parents, volunteers, advisers, officers, we are all involved in your mark." the giving and receiving that is Kappa. By definition, entertainment is primarily aimed "to hold Through our music and songs of friendship, our the attention of; amuse:' That may be a large factor in the appreciation of art represented in our stately fleur-de-lis, early interest in joining a women's organization such as our theater of life and performers who capture the great Kappa Kappa Gamma. The young women on campus are diversity of our membership, through the written having fun. They have a special camaraderie together that expressions of our ideals, purposes and programs to holds their attention, that brings them enjoyment in what support them, we create together an ephemeral yet sub­ they do and with whom they do it. stantial medium by which to extend hospitality, consider "To extend hospitality toward" is the next definition our past experience and future performance, hold the and how well that applies to Kappa. Campus Rush is just attention of our varied audience and harbor expectations that... extending the opportunity to new collegians to enjoy of continuing involvement and enjoyment as we "stay our hospitality and feel at home within our circle. That tuned for the next episode." definition continues throughout our lives as we move into That's entertainment! (}--,f new circles of alumna life - what could be a better example TH E KEY • Su mmer 1997 CoNTENTS THE KEY OF KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA • SuMM E R 1997 ·VoLUME 114, No.2 6 Actress Ashley Judd A rising star shares her story. 10 Reaching for the Stars Meet two Kappas who make things happen in Music City USA. 14 Book Reviews Ten Kappa authors share their stories. 18 What's Cooking? California cuisine from a Kappa's new cookbook. SPECIAL SECTIONS 24 KKr- 365 Days - 125 Ways Membership selection information 32 All the World's a Stage Profiles of Kappas in the spotlight DEPARTMENTS 2 President's Message 38 Foundation News 3 Fraternity News 40 Accent on Alumnae 30 Profiles 44 Kappas on Campus 37 In Memoriam 47 Through the Keyhole ,n the cover... Member College National Panhell enic Ashley judd performed a support­ Fraternity Editors Association Editors Conference in the movie, A Time to Kill (used permission from Wolfe·Kasteller · Relations and Warner Bros.©) THE KEY • Summer 1997 • 1 0 • Keep the Joy Alive! The Key is the first How much of our lives is devoted to even around the world, friendships are college women's entertainment? With more and more formed instantly when one Kappa greets fraternity magazine, people entering the retirement phase of another. Kappa provides a way of life for published continuously their lives, the pursuit of leisure activities many of us who serve the Fraternity. has become very important. The world Whether an alumnae association or chapter since 1882. continues to shrink as the communications officer, an advisory board or house board network expands, and travel is more member, or an elected or appointed Jenny Struthers Hoover, ZK affordable and easier than ever! People Fraternity officer, each of us finds joy in Editor spend billions of dollars on entertainment! our relationships and tremendous Julie Kroon Alvarado, FA How does Kappa and our commitment satisfaction in the work we are doing. Profile Editor to the Fraternity fit into this scenario? Recently, I had the opportunity to attend What does Kappa provide that puts it into a luncheon meeting of the CoLLIER Lois Catherman Heenehan, B:E the entertainment category? Plenty! Let's CouNTY, (FL) ALUMNAE AssociATION. I Associate Editor take a trip back in time to our early college was touched by the love and friendship that Nancy Voorhees Laitner, r ~ days and our decision to enroll in Rush. abounded in a room full of Kappas, many Alumna News Editor Why did we want to become members of a of whom were new friends. Their pride in womens' Fraternity? I joined Kappa, first Kappa was inspiring! Laura Shock Scherer, ZK and foremost for the friends I knew I At Convention, last June, two Kappas Collegiate News Editor would make. There was a spirit of from BETA TAu, Syracuse, renewed a Andrea Yost friendship and caring in my chapter that friendship that had over a 50-year interrup­ Graphic Designer attracted me and truly held me captivated tion! They "picked up where they left off;' for four wonderful years. Here was a group and those many years out of touch made of young women with identical values and no difference in the love they felt for each Editorial Board standards as my own! We knew when to be other and Kappa. To me, the true joy of our serious and when to enjoy the sisterhood is reflected in those two Kappas! Beth Sharp, M entertainment aspect of Kappa. There was The years have no impact on us as we Chairman of The Key always that common thread of pursuing all nurture new and lasting friendships. May Publication Committee that is good, true and beautiful in life. we always preserve, Marilyn Nichols Bullock, r A Kappa is certainly more than a way to celebrate and, yes, enjoy the entertainment Fraternity Vice President fulfill our need for entertainment! It is of this value in Kappa that has endured for more than the ideals we all strive to almost 127 years! ()---,r Lisa Lunney Thompson, ZK achieve. Kappa is each woman who has -CATHY THOMPSON CARSWELL Director of Communications promised to be a true and faithful member Illinois Wesleyan, Julie Kroon Alvarado, FA of the Fraternity. From coast to coast, and Fraternity President Lois Catherman Heenehan, B:E ~&y Jenny Struthers Hoover, ZK Nancy Voorhees Laitner, r ~ Laura Shock Scherer, ZK The Key (ISSN 1063-4665) is pub­ lished quarterly for $3.00 by Kappa Kappa Gamma Fraternity, 530 E. Town St., Columbus, OH 432 15. Printed in the United States of America, copyright Kappa Kappa Gamma Fraternity 1997 Preferred periodical postage paid at Columbus, OH POSTMASTER: Send address changes to: The Key P.O. Box 308 Columbus, OH 43216-0308 2 • THE KEY • Summer 1997 Colonization Rush Mission Statement Kappa Kappa Gamma will colonize a new . chapter at the University of San Diego ofTheKey during September 19-21, 1997. The colony will be installed November 7 - 9. The The Key of Kappa : chapter will participate in formal Rush in Kappa Gamma links ' January 1998. each member with the Fraternity. The mission 'New Association ofThe Key is: The Fraternity welcomes Grand Strand Kappas from Zeta Nu , UC San Diego, set up • to inform, inspire, and (S.C.) Alumnae Association! The association a di splay at t he University of San Diego to challenge recived its charter in March 1997 making it promot e Col onization Rush in the Fall. the Fraternity's 351st alumnae association. • to sustain and nurture Summer Officer Training membership loyalty and interest 1WARNING - TO ALL Training for recently elected Province !CHAPTERS AND HOUSE Officers will take place in Columbus, Ohio • to recognize individual, group, and Fraternity BOARDS June 19-22 during the Associate Council Seminar (ACS) . accomplishment A message from MARIANN WILSON • to provide a forum I LYON, Texas, Advisory/House Boards Chairman: for an exchange of Following a number of fires, the Congratulations to information and I Consumer Products Safety Commission has the..
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