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The Campus Voice Student Editor: Kiana Hall THE CAMPUS VOICE ALICE LLOYD COLLEGE OCTOBER 22ND NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ALCOHOL AWARNESS WEEK! OCTOBER 22-26, 2012 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS: Monday Oct. 22nd, 11:30 a.m. HungerINSIDE THIS Din ISSUE: 2 -Pledge Cards in DSC Foyer Menu Tuesday Oct. 23rd, 11:30 a.m. Birthdays 2 -Pledge Cards/Alcohol Facts Brochure -”CHOICES” by speaker from Mountain Comprehensive Care Women’s 3 Center Volleyball 1:00 p.m. CAC CONVOCATION CREDIT! Women’s 3 (Also counts as class attendance for FT 101 students) Tennis OCTOBER 23rd Wednesday Oct. 24th, 11:30 a.m. Women’s 4 -Distribution of wrist bands and other materials in DSC Foyer CONVOCATION! Basketball Thursday Oct. 25thh, 12:00 p.m. “CHOICES” -Drunk Driving Simulation in The Meadow Men’s 5 1:00 p.m. CAC Basketball Friday Oct. 26, 11:30 a.m. Drawing for free ALC hoodie Cross Country 6 OCTOBER 25th– CONVOCATION FT 101 Classes with meet on Tues- Student 6 day 23rd instead of Thursday 25th. Shame the Devil! An audience with Fanny Kemble Government The convocation on Tuesday will 1:00 p.m. CAC- Lecturer: Kathi Ellis Association count as class attendance for all FT 7:30 p..m . CAC– Performance: Megan Burnett Riddle 6 101 students. Answer HUMANS VS. ZOMBIES! Intramural 7 Schedule Monday-Thursday October 22-25 @ 3:00 p.m. Meeting in Berger Lobby Sunday night @ 10:00 p.m. Weekend 7 YOU MUST ATTEND IF YOU WANT TO PLAY! Activities Appalachia 8 OCTOBER 23rd RIDDLE OF THE WEEK: PBL’s Susan G. Day Photos – Walk on the living, they Komen Walk for don't even mumble. Walk the Cure from 4:30-5:30 begin- on the dead, they mutter ning with regis- and crumble. What are tration in the they?? meadow. Answer on Page 6 Free at last! Supper Lunch Monday: Three Bean Chili, Breakfast Monday: Hamburgers, Craved roast beef, southwest chicken pot pie, three bean chicken casserole, mashed Monday: Scrambled eggs, chili, and potato chips potatoes sausage patties, hash Tuesday: Canadian Cheese Tuesday: Canadian Cheese browns, pancakes Soup, Carved pit ham, baked Soup, Chicken & sausage Tuesday: Scrambled eggs, Orzo w/Spinach & Tomato, bake, Salisbury steak, Denver eggs, tater tots, ba- scalloped potatoes, green mashed potatoes con, French waffles beans Wednesday: Vegetable Beef Wednesday: Fried eggs to Wednesday: Vegetable Beef Soup, Carved turkey, Asian order, home fries, sausage Soup, BBQ Chicken Sand- Beef & Broccoli w/Noodles, gravy, and biscuits wich, macaroni & cheese, mashed potatoes Thursday: Scrambled eggs, potato chips Thursday: Red Bean Soup, hash browns, French toast Thursday: Red Bean Soup, Carved pork loin, pioneer sticks, fried bologna Grilled Reuben, soup beans pasta, au gratin potatoes, Friday: Scrambled eggs, ta- & cornbread, fried potatoes, fried okra tor tots, sausage links, oat turnip greens, sauerkraut Friday: Clam Chowder, bran pancakes Friday: Clam Chowder, Philly Steak Wraps, Chicken Saturday: Scrambled egg, Chicken sandwich, Enchila- stir fry, Penne sausage & sausage gravy, biscuits, da Pie, French fries peppers, tator tots, mixed cheese grits Saturday: Sm. Turkey & veg. Swiss on wheat bread, broc- Saturday: Turkey and Rice coli cuts, and potato chips Soup, Baked spaghetti, chick- Sunday: Loaded Bake Pota- en nuggets, French fries, toes, Chicken Cor Don Blue winter blend Casserole, Carved roast beef, parsley butter new potatoes October Birthdays Whitley Doughman 10/22 Amanda Leah Ashworth 10/23 Shanita Lucille Ferrell Samantha Paige Williams 10/23 Kayla Elaine Collins 10/27 Kestin Jerome Howard 10/24 Colton Tyler Cornett 10/27 Ryan James Wells 10/24 Christopher Neil Meeks 10/27 Lonnie Bentley 10/25 Stacey Nichole Lewis 10/28 Carrie Annette Farthing 10/25 Terrence Shawn Thompson 10/28 2 Alice Lloyd Women's’ Volleyball 2012 OCTOBER *25 Bluefield College HOME 5:00pm NOVEMBER 3 Carlow AWAY 11:00am 3 Point Park AWAY 3:00pm * JV & *6 Pikeville AWAY 5:00pm VARSITY GAMES Alice Lloyd Women’s Tennis 2012-2013 OCTOBER 26th Away KIAC Tennis Tournament at IU EAST TBA 3 Alice Lloyd Women’s Basketball 2012-2013 NOVEMBER 2&3 Union Classic Away TBA 6 KY Christian University Home 6&8 9&10 Milligan Classic Away TBA 13 Union College Home 6&8 16&17 Asbury University Classic Away TBA 19 Carlow University, PA Away 7:00 20 Point Park College Away 1:00 27 UPIKE Home 5:30 DECEMBER 1 Ohio Christian University Away 2:00 4 KY Christian University Away 6&8 8 Brescia University Home 1&3 17 UPIKE Away 4:00 JANUARY 4 Carlow Home 7:00 5 Point Park College Home 2&4 8 Berea College Home 5:30&7:30 12 IUS Away 2:00 18 STLCOP @ Berea College 5:30&7:30 19 Midway Away 1:00 24 Asbury Home 5:30&7:30 26 Brescia University Away 1:00&3:00 29 Berea College Away 5:30&7:30 FEBURARY 2 IUS Home 2:00&4:00 7 Asbury Home 5:30&7:30 12 Ohio Christian University Home 6:00 16 Midway Home 3:00 23 KIAC Tourney (top seed) 7:30 25&26 KIAC Final Four @Brescia University 4 Alice Lloyd Men’s Basketball 2012-2013 OCTOBER 30 Milligan Home 7:00 NOVEMBER 3 UC Clermont Expo 6:00 4 Ohio Midwestern Expo 2:00 6 Kentucky Christian University Home 8:00 10 University of Pikeville Away 4:00 12 Johnson University Home 6:30 15 Morehead State University Away 17 Crown College Away *20 Point Park College Away 3:00 27 Montreat Anderson Home 7:30 DECEMBER 1 Kentucky Christian University Away 3 Milligan College Away 7:00 5 Virginia Intermont Away *8 Brescia University Home 3:00 JANUARY *4 IU Southeast Home *5 Point Park College Home 4:00 *8 Berea Home DH 7:30 10 Johnson University Away 6:30 *17 Cincinnati Christian University Home *18 STLCOP@ Berea Away 7:30 *19 IU East Away 22 Ohio Christian University Home 6:00 *24 Asbury Home 7:30 *26 Brescia University Away 3:00 *29 Berea College Away 7:30 FEBURARY *2 Indiana University South East Home 4:00 *7 Asbury Home 7:30 *9 Cincinnati Christian University Away 12 Ohio Christian University Away 7:00 *16 IU East Home 1:00 5 Alice Lloyd Cross Country October 26 @ Kentucky Christian Invitational 4:00pm November 3 @KIAC Conference Championship TBA Front row: (left to right): Amelia Johnson, China Riddle, Jamie Po, Kayla Wallace 2nd Row: (left to right): Dustin Collins, Melinda Back, Tianna Po, Ashley Daily, Katie Blevins, Kristen Burge Back Row: (left to right): Nick Payne, Tarnois Jones,, David Walker, Sarah Huber, Brittney Briggs, Chelsea Burke, Bill Deaton, Jarrod Stamper ANSWER TO RIDDLE: FALLEN LEAVES 6 Intramural Schedule Tentative Alice Lloyd College Intramural Schedule Fall 2012 October 26th - Turn in rosters for 3 on 3 Basketball November 5th – 29th - 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament Spring 2013 January 11th - Turn in rosters for 5 on 5 Basketball January 14th - Start 5 on 5 Basketball Season February 1st - Turn in rosters for Women’s Volleyball February 4th - Start Women’s Volleyball Season February 27th - 3-Point, Free Throw, and Dunk Contest February 28th - 5 on 5 Basketball All-Star Game April 1st – 5th - 5 on 5 Basketball Tournament April 15th -18th - Kick ball April 8th – 11th - Women’s Volleyball Tournament April 22nd – 25th - Ultimate Frisbee *Roster forms can be printed off the ALC Website or can be picked up in the Student Lounge *Dates and Times are subject to change. Changes will be posted on the ALC Website and All message boards in each building on campus OCTOBER 26 & 27th WEEKEND ACTIVITES: HEAD RESIDENT: Sherry Watts RA’s: Sarah Caldwell, Chelsea Burke, Dustin Collins, Bill Deaton OCTOBER 26th: Movie @8:00 p.m. Lilly OCTOBER 27th: Board Games in Howard @ 3:00 p.m. 7 APPALACHIA DAY HOMECOMING! .
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