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By Mallory Dumas
News Editor
mallorydumas@yahoo.com
High school juniors and seniors spent a night as a Piedmont student. Piedmont College held the second annual Fine Arts College Experience, or FACE, on November 2.
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Eva Jameson, fine arts facilitator for Piedmont, organizes the event each year.
“We’ve expanded a little this year,” says Jameson. “All the kids got to see the new Swanson Center.”
Jameson and her husband start visiting high schools during the summer. They talk about Piedmont and give out brochures about the fine arts departments.
Students checked in Friday afternoon and talked with Cindy Peterson, director of admissions, about the college application.
The overnighters divided into music, theater and art sections. The music students watched the dress rehearsal of the opera workshop. Music majors performed scenes from Gianni Schicchi and Falstaff. Both operas were translated into English. During the intermission, Dr. James Mellichamp, vice president of academic affairs, gave a tour and history of the pipe organ.
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| Halloween Ball 2007 |
By Sandi Tatum
Features Editor
tall_chick2005@yahoo.com
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This year’s Halloween Ball was a frightening experience for students and faculty at Piedmont College. Kappa Pi and Alpha Psi Omega sponsored the spooky event on October 30 for the seventh year in a row.
The music at the Halloween Ball was played by Generations. They played all kinds of music and took requests from the crowd. The lead singer of the band is Mat Fried, senior at Piedmont. (Full Story) |
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| Lady Lions win GSAC title |
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By Brian Carter
Sports Editor
BrianSSTL@cardinalsmvp.com |
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“This hotel is amazing,” says sophomore Nikki Cole while the Piedmont Lady Lions were in Sherman, Texas after winning the Great South Athletic Conference championship and earning an automatic berth to the NCAA Division-III National Tournament.
Although the volleyball team lost to Emory University, ranked eighth in the nation, the women defeated Maryville College in the GSAC finals to end Maryville’s streak of five straight championships. (Full Story)
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