The Campus voice. Cushing Hall, 9-3:00. ALC Blood Drive will be on September. Announcements

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1 The Campus voice I N S I D E T H I S I S S U E : Alice Lloyd College s Student Newsletter Hunger Din Menu 2 Birthdays 3 ALC Calendar ALC Athletic s Schedule Life on Campus Announcements Flu shots will be given on October 25th from 11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. in the Davis Student Center Conference Room. If you have questions, contact Margaret Duff at Alice Lloyd Through Your Eyes FAFSA Kickoff Education Department News ALC Theatre Production Schedule Weekend Activities Zu needs a playmate! Weekly Riddle Your friend wants to play a game. You are to turn your back as your friend places three coins, a nickel, a dime, and a quarter on a table behind you. He can arrange them in any pattern of heads or tails as long as they are not all the same. You then tell your friend to flip the coins any way you would like. For example, you can say flip the dime or flip all three coins, etc. Your goal is to get all three coins to be the same, either all heads or all tails. As soon as all three coins are the same, your friend will tell you that you ve won. What is the best strategy to use to win the game in the fewest number of steps possible? ALC Blood Drive will be on September 26th in Cushing Hall, 9-3:00. Riddle Answer on Pg. 12

2 Hunger Din Menu Breakfast: Monday: Scrambled Eggs, hard boiled eggs, hash browns, sausage links, pancakes, hot syrup, hot cereals, and waffle bar. Tuesday: Scrambled eggs, scrambled Denver eggs, tater tots, bacon, French toast sticks, hot syrup, hot cereals, breakfast burrito bar. Wednesday: Scrambled eggs, fried eggs, home fries, sausage gravy, biscuits, hot syrup, hot cereals, and breakfast scramble. Thursday: Scrambled eggs, hard boiled eggs, hash browns, fried bologna, pancakes, hot syrup, hot cereals, and breakfast quiche. Friday: Scrambled eggs, omelet eggs, tater tots, sausage patties, oatbran pancakes, hot syrup, hot cereals, and waffle bar. Saturday: Scrambled eggs, sausage gravy, biscuits, hot syrup, and hot cereals, and waffle bar. Lunch: Monday: Broccoli cheese soup, hamburgers, chicken pot pie, potato chips, buttered peas, Italian blend, salad bar, sub zone, pizza station, and rotisserie station. Tuesday: Tomato soup, carved pit ham, taco Tuesday, scalloped potatoes, green beans, capri blend, salad bar, sub zone, pizza station, and rotisserie station. Wednesday: Vegetable soup, BBQ pork sandwiches, macaroni & cheese, potato chips, California blend, buttered corn, salad bar, sub zone, pizza station, and rotisserie station. Thursday: Cream of potato soup, fish sandwich, soup beans and cornbread, fried potatoes, mustard greens, sauerkraut, salad bar, sub zone, pizza station, and rotisserie station. Friday: Chicken tortilla soup, chicken sandwich, enchilada pie, French fries, buttered corn, Italian blend, salad bar, sub zone, pizza station, and rotisserie station. Saturday: Black bean soup, grilled ham and cheese, potato chips, broccoli cuts, and salad bar. Sunday: Tomato rice soup, carved roast beef, chicken cor don bleu casserole, mashed potatoes, peas and carrots, zucchini, salad bar, and rotisserie station. Dinner: Monday: Broccoli cheese soup, carved roast beef, pioneer pasta, mashed potatoes, Germany blend, squash medley, salad bar, sub zone, baked pasta bar, and rotisserie station Tuesday: Tomato soup, Salisbury steak, whole grain chicken curry, mashed potatoes, broccoli cuts, sliced carrots, salad bar, sub zone, double cheeseburger bar, and rotisserie station. Wednesday: Vegetable soup, carved turkey, baked orzo w/ spinach & tomato, cauliflower, Brussel sprouts, salad bar, sub zone, Mexican bar, and rotisserie station. Thursday: Cream of potato soup, carved pork roast, enchilada rice & beef, Au gratin potatoes, fried okra, lima beans, salad bar, sub zone, breakfast bar, and rotisserie station. Friday: Chicken tortilla soup, philly steak wraps, penne sausage & peppers, tater tots, mixed vegetables, squash medley, salad bar, sub zone, and pizza station. Saturday: Black bean soup, chicken nuggets, baked spaghetti, French fries, winter blend, baby carrots, salad bar, and sub zone. T H E C A M P U S V O I C E

3 No Picture Katelynn Simpson 9/26 Solomon Smith 9/25 Nicholas Short 9/26 No Picture Caitlin Hauk 9/28 William Osborne 9/27 Levi Martin 9/26 Angela Shepherd 9/28 Stacey Stamper 9/29 Robin Keathley 9/30 No Picture Tanner Pratt 9/28 Sydney Belcher 9/28 Dorthea Hogg 10/1 Katelynn Loesser 10/1 T H E C A M P U S V O I C E

4 Alice Lloyd College 2017/2018 ALC Calendar September September 21st (Th) Blue Grass Care Navigators (1:00 P.M. in REA) September 26(T) ALC Blood Drive, Cushing Hall, 9:00 a.m.- 3:00 p.m. October October 3(T) Entrepreneurial Development Convo in CAC October 4(W) ALC Midterm Grades Due October 5-6(Th-F) ALC Fall Break (NO Classes) October 10(T) Charles Mullins One Act Play Convo (about Alice Lloyd) in CAC. 1:00 P.M. and 7:00 P.M. October 12 (Th) JBS Drama Cheaper by the Dozen in CAC. 11:30 A.M. and 7:00 P.M. October 13 (F) JBS Drama Cheaper by the Dozen in CAC. 1:00 P.M. and 7:00 P.M. October 14(Sat) Appalachia Day Homecoming October 14(Sat) ALC Alumni Assoc. Meeting October 16-20(M-F) Alcohol Awareness Week October 26 (Th) Breast Cancer Awareness Convo in CAC. Sponsored by PBL. 1:00 P.M. October 31 (T) Native American Bill Miller Music Convo. 1:00 p.m. Trunk or Treat, 6:30-8:00 p.m. Halloween Costume Dance, Cushing Hall, 8:00 p.m. P A G E 4

5 P A G E ALC Cross Country Schedule September 6:00 P.M. : Run for the Water Barrel (Lykins Park) October 6:00 P.M. : The Stinson Invitational (Wise, VA) October 5:15 P.M. : Red Storm Classic (Rio Grande University) November 11:00 A.M. : KIAC Conference Championship (Asbury University) November TBA : NCCAA National Championship (Clinton, MS) Fall 2017 Golf Schedule September 30th Earlham College Invitational Forrest Hills CC, Richmond, IN October 1st Earlham College Invitational Forrest Hill CC, Richmond, IN October 9th-10th RSC Fall Preview Lassing Pointe Golf Course, Union, KY October 21st Work College Challenge Stonecrest Golf Course, Prestonsburg, KY October 30th-31st Eagle Invitational Nob North Golf Course, Dalton, GA

6 P A G E 6 Life on Campus Officers The Sociology Club From left to right: Dr. McLeese (faculty co-advisor of the Sociology Club), Madison Mooney (President of the Sociology Club), Kirsten Gibson (Historian), and Johnathan Boyd (Vice President). Not pictured: Dr. Walter (faculty co-advisor) and Lindsay Blanken (Secretary)

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8 P A G E 8 Alice Lloyd Through Your Eyes In Honor of Alice Lloyd College s 100 Year celebration, we invite all Students, Faculty, and Staff to participation in the Alice Lloyd Through Your Eyes photo contest! We want to see how each person sees the college s most important features through their own eyes! We will be accepting both and Hard copies of each Photograph Submission. These images will be the property of Alice Lloyd College! You never know--you may return one day and see your image hanging in one of our campus buildings. Each contestant may only submit ONE Photograph. The Deadline for all Photo Submission is September 29th by 1 pm; NO EXCEP- TIONS. To Submit a photo by , you may Megan Scott: md_scott@alicelloyd.edu To submit a hard copy, please bring it to Megan Scott or Dr. Steve Herr in the Education Department, located on Second Floor of JBAC. You may also submit hard copies to Roy Salmons in Development, located on the Second Floor of JBAC. You may also contact Megan Scott at (606) or Roy Salmons at (859) to set up a meeting place to hand in a hard copy; this should be a last resort. Winners will receive gift certificates to the Alice Lloyd Book Store: 1st place winner: $100 gift certificate 2nd place winner: $50 gift certificate 3rd place winner: $25 gift certificate

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10 P A G E 10 Education Department Announcements TEP (Teacher Education Program) Deadlines *Applications for January Interviews will be due on or before October 16, This includes the following: *Application *Background Check *ALL recommendations *Drug Test ** Why I Want to be a Teacher **Autobiography ** Philosophy of Education ** Please note. If you are currently enrolled in Education 200, please submit these as you complete them. Case Tests- In order for the Education Department to receive your scores in time for you to interview in January, you must take the Case Tests by no later than December 1, Student Teaching (Spring 2018) Deadlines The following will be due on or before October 16, 2017 *Application to Student Teach. This includes the following- *Application *Drug Test *Physical *Background Check *Signed Curriculum Guide Sheet * Training Modules *Working Portfolio *Field Experience/ Practicum Hours- *In order to Student Teach in Spring 2018, all field experience hours must be completed and submitted by no later than November 21st. *Praxis Tests- * All applicable parts of the PRAXIS must be taken by the October 9-21 testing window for tests that have an essay portion and the November 6-18 testing window for tests that are strictly multiple choice. If you have any questions or concerns, please see Sherry Watts in the Education department. Financial Aid Office Announcement Homecoming Court Candidates Any full time female student who wishes to be on the ballot for the Homecoming Court may sign up in the DSC Foyer during lunch, Oct. 2, 3, & 4th. Queen-Seniors only, Princess-Juniors only, Sophomore Representative and Freshmen Representative. Registrar s Office Announcement Any December or May graduates that have not applied to graduate, needs to contact the Registrar s office as soon as possible.

11 P A G E 11 ALC Theatre Production FALL 2017 Schedule Presented in celebration of the 100th Anniversary of Caney Creek Community Center Alice Lloyd: A Life With Purpose Written by Charles K. Mullins Directed by Charles K. Mullins October 10 Campbell Arts Center Auditorium 1:00 P.M., 7:00 P.M. ALC Theatre Fall Student Showcase presents An Evening with Edgar Allen Poe & Other Macabre Tales Adapted by Thomas Case From short stories and plays by Edgar Allen Poe and Harold Pinter Directed by Thomas Case October Cushing Hall 7:00 P.M. Spring 2018 Peter Pan Adapted by Jon Jory from the novel by J.M. Barrie Directed by Charles K. Mullins April 5th-7th Campbell Arts Center 7:00 P.M.

12 P A G E 12 THE CAMPUS VOICE STUDENT NEWSLETTER (PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY THE OFFICE OF STUDENT SERVICES) Weekend Duty Head Resident: Hayley Mills Resident Advisor: Sarah Burnette and Jody McGuire Weekend Activities Friday: Movie Night in CAC on 9/29 from 8 pm-11 pm Saturday: Student Lounge, 9/30 from 8 pm 10:00 p.m. Riddle Answer The fewest number of steps you need to take in order to guarantee winning your friend s game is three. NO matter what the initial state is, following these three steps will guarantee that you win: -Flip any two of the three coins. -Flip any one of the two coins that you just flipped. -Flip both of those coins again.