May 6, 1996 Volume 14 No. 28

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THEATER DEPARTMENT TO PRESENT OLD TIME MELODRAMA

Come boo the villain and cheer the heroine in the theater department's spring production A FATE WORSE THAN DEATH or ADRIFT ON LIFE'S SEA! an old fashioned melodrama. "Gadzooks! What a beautiful night for a murder!" hisses the villain. Yes, there's plenty of dirty work going on at the crossroads as that fiendish scoundrel, Cassius Carstairs, pursues the pure Carlotta Flower, the persecuted heroine. This farce by playwright Dunstan Weed is a wonderful spoof of all of those Gay 90's vintage "meller-draymas." With tongue in cheek Mr. Weed has incorporated all of the surefire situations used in the oldtime plays. This is great fun for the whole family! Playing the evil Cassius Carstairs is Robin Gieseler. Jaime Feathers will be seen as the winsome Carlotta Flower. Other members of the cast are Jeanne Becker as Ada Cornell, Matthew Butterman as Cokie Joe, Jim Degan as Slick Carter. Katie Goodwin as Dorothea Ramsgate, Troy Green in the part of Burgess Lendahand, Heather Odenweller as Felicia Ramsgate, Lindy Perry, playing both the role of Jenny Lynd and Clarice Kingdon, Joe Watkins as Rodney Ramsgate and Amelia Whetstone will be seen in the roles of both Marie and as Memphis Maisie. Dr. Joe Brandesky is the director and Aimee Bucher will supply the piano accompani . eo is a tradition in a melodrama. Art Stu ent Amy Uppenkamp designed the delightful po'Sfe:flcn::::::::::--­the play. The production will be presented on Friday, May 17 and Saturday, May 18 at 8:00 pm. and on Sunday, May 19 at 2:00. Tickets will be available at the door. General admission tickets are $5.00, Students - $4.00, and Senior Citizens and children under 11 are $3.00.

AL TRUSA CLUB AWARDS SCHOLARSHIPS

Altrusa International of Lima has awarded $1000 in scholarship funds to campus students. Darcy Coates, a Lima Technical College student and Denise George, a student at Ohio State Lima, will each receive $250. In addition, five Ohio State Lima/Women-in-the-Nineties participants will each receive a $100 book scholarship. These women are: Joyce Gasser, Linda Horstman, Vickie Harris, Marci Parker and Kelly Richards. Altrusa awards scholarships once a year to women who are enrolled in an educational program, are attempting to better their lives, and can demonstrate a need for financial assistance. For more information call Dr. Carol Fasig at 419-995-8255.

AIDS AWARENESS WEEK ACTIVITIES

Monday, May 6 - The campus Student Senate and the BiGlobal Club in cooperation with the Allen County Health Department, will sponsor free and confidential HIV testing from 11-3 in GA 305. Wednesday, May 8 - Curt Wheeler, AIDS educator for Planned Parenthood of Northwest Ohio will speak at noon in GA 118 on "SAFER SEX!" -how to protect yourself from infection. Immediately following the program, there will be a tree planting ceremony in the front of the Public Services building in memory of those who have died from AIDS. The PAPER MEMORY QUILT will be displayed in Reed Hall Room 160 from 1-5 on Thursday, May 9 and Friday, May 10 ..

SENATE EXECUTIVE ELECTIONS COMING SOON - Do you think you have leadership potential? Would you like a college experience that will sharpen your organizational skills and enhace your post college resume? It you answered YES consider running tor the position of President or Vice-President of The Lima Campus Student Senate for the 1996-97 academic year. Two vice-presidential positions are open, one from L TC and one from OSU . The president's position is open to students from either school. Applications may be picked up in the Student Activities Office GA 066 and are due back in the Office by May 10. Elections will be held May 14 & 15. General elections tor Student Senators will be held the following week May 21 & 22. A total of 20 Senators will be elected, 1 O each from OSU and L TC. Application forms may be picked up in Student Activities and are due back by May 17. Serve the campus, your fellow students and yourself. Become a Senator!

PSYCH CLUB OFFERING TWO CEDAR POINT TICKETS - Get your tickets tor the PSYCH CLUB 11Cedar Point Drawing11 that will be held on Monday, May 20. Tickets go on sale Monday, May 6 and are $1.00 each. See anyone in the Psych Lab - GA 135 tor yours or contact club advisor Dr. George Handley, Ext.8367.

Q ;:~:~~J:{fr~~~~~~~~r~=~~~g ~, May 8Jrom 10-1 in the Galvin basement. All your favorite goodies will be available.

THIS WEEK'S BIBLE CLUB VIDEO - On Wednesday, May 8 the Bible Club will present the last in the video series featuring famous Reformation personalities. This week the video is about "William Tyndale." It will be shown in TL 158 at noon. The club also gets together on Fridays at the same time and place. Dave Brown, Ext. 8887 is Club Advi~or.

YOU ARE INVITED

The Psychology Club of The Ohio State University at Lima invites you to drop by anytime during the day for an "OPEN HOUSE" to be held in the Psychology Lab in Galvin 135 from Monday, May 6 through Wednsday, May 15. There will be information on career opportunities in the field of Psychology as well as information on graduate school, and PSI CHI (thenational Psychology honorary.) You can also find out about the TUTORING program and the MENTORING program available to Ohio State Lima Psychology students. Get the information you ne~d to make a decision about Psychology as a career option for you. For more information please contact Colleen Schaub, Club President or Dr. George Handley, at Ext. 8367.

MATH AWARENESS WEEK WINNERS

Our hats off to the MATH AWARENESS WEEK CONTEST winners! First place -- Amy Bornhorst, Matt Niese, and Katie Sneary; Second Place -­Greg Gerten and Josh Grappy; Third Place -- Lynn Rager. Congratulations also go to the Honorable Mention winners --Graig Pollock, Travis Reel, Darcy Streets, Amy Weber, and Bridge Wilson.

'38 SPECIAL" TICKETS ON SALE NOW

It's the biggest event to be sponsored by the · campus. Tickets are on sale NOW for the "38 SPECIAL" concert on Friday, May 24 at the Allen County Fairgrounds. Ticket prices are $1 o -student, $14 - general admission, in advance, and $18 - everyone, at the door. The popular area band THE INDOORFINS will open the show starting at 7:15. Doors open at 6:00 pm.

ATTENTION! GP1 PRE-NURSING STUDENTS­There will be an Information Session on Tuesday, May 7 at 3:00 pm. in Cook 231. Come meet the nursing faculty. They will be happy to answer your questions about the L TC Nursing Program and dispel! any rumors you might have heard. Get the FACTS from the people who know!

HUMAN SERVICES POSTS ADVISING TIMES -The LTC Human Services Technology department has posted advising times for Summer and/or Fall quarter. Times are: May, 15, 16, 17,20,21,22,23. Evening hours will be available on May 16 and 21. Please sign up for an advising time at Galvin Hall 205 - H.

OSU JAZZ ENSEMBLE COMING TO TOWN -If you love good jazz you won't want to miss the Ohio State University (Columbus campus) Jazz Ensemble. They will play a concert in the Bath High School Auditorium on Friday, May 10 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $5.00 - Adult, $3.00 - Student and are available in the OSU/LTC Student Activities Office GA 066, at Rettig Music Store, the Bath Music department, and at the door.

BIG BAND BLOWOUT AT MARION CAMPUS -The Marion campus of OSU and Marion Technical College is celebrating MAYDAY '96 on Friday, May 17 and Saturday, May 18 with a Band Blowout starting at 7:30 each night. Featured bands are : WHO CARES?, STRAIGHT JACKET, SHAMELESS, BRYAN'S FAULT, and TWISTED FATE. Food and soft drinks will be available.

Sports and Recreation For more information, stop by Cook 105

3 On 3 Basketball will begin the week of May 6. Arrange your times with the Athletic Office in Cook 105.

Open Gym Volleyball every Tuesday from 12-2. The net will be up -- come on out!

Weight Room and gym open every day from 10-2.

Call 1-800-GO BUCKS for current update on times and places of all Ohio State University sports events.

JOSTENS AT BOOKSTORE THIS WEEK

Order your class rings from the JOSTENS representative who will be here on Monday, May 6 from 10:00-2:00 and Tuesday, May 7 4:00-6:00.

A REMINDER FROM THE BOOKSTORE

Textbooks will be returned to the publisher starting May 6. If there is something you still need to purchase please make arrangements with the cashier and the Bookstore will gladly hold the books for you.

May 1996 Monday Psych Club Drawing begins

Psych Club OPEN HOUSE 9am GA 135 6 H.J. V. Testing llam GA305

SME Student Chapter Exec. meeting llam TL 137

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Tuesday Psych Club OPEN HOUSE 9am GA 135

Human Services Club meeting llam PA056

7 Multicultural Civil Movement meeting 12pm PS 109

Mkt & Mgt Club meeting 1 pm GA258

Challengers meeting 2pm PS 106

Tae Kwon Do Club 6pm CK Gym

Wednesday Psych Club OPEN HOUSE 9am GA 135

PT A Bake Sale lOam GABsmt

Buckeye Scholars meeting lOam PS 207 8 "Safe Sex" Presentation 12pm GA 119

Tree Planting 12pm PS Patio

Bible Club meeting 12pm TL 158

SME Student Chapter meeting 12pm TL 147

Student Senate meeting 4pm PS 207

Thursday Psych Club OPEN HOUSE 9am GA 135

BiGlobal Paper Quilt Showing lpm RH 160

9 BiGlobal meeting lpm GA060

Art Show Entry and Judging 2pm RH 160

Tae Kwon Do Club 6pm CK Gym

Friday Psych Club OPEN HOUSE 9am GA 135

10 Bible Club meeting 12pm TL 158

BiGlobal Paper Quilt Showing lpm RH 160

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