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These West Georgia Coeds helped to raise S2OOO by
delivering Domino’s pizzas on “A Day For West
Georgia”. Groups participating in the delivery were
Alpha Kappa Psi, West Georgia Cheerleaders, Drill
Team and Flag Corps.
WG C Studen ts Visit Italy
Rachel Boehl
Rome, Florence, and Venice are
Italian cities that were home to some
of the most energetic and creative of
Renaissance minds. Artworks rang
ing from fountains in the public
square, to guarded museum pieces,
are still to be found on display in
each locale.
For two weeks this past July a
group of 16 West Georgia Art
students were able to see these
works in person as they toured cities
throughout Italy.
“It was a great opportunity for
students to experience the art
first-hand and see original art
work, especially great masterpieces
that we studied,” said Art Depart
ment Chairman Bruce Bobick, one of
the tour chaperones. “It made it
more meaningful, like the difference
between seeing the World Series on
television and being there. ”
Under the guidance of Bobick and
Dottie Joiner, a Foreign Languages
professor, students were able to see
The ECLECTIC
Literary Magazine
is now accepting
submissions of Art,
Poetry, Fiction,
and Essays.
Submit artwork at
the Art Depart
ment
in the care of
Karen Chung.
All other selections
may be deposited
at
collection boxes
located in the Post
Office or on the
first floor of the
English Building.
Final deadline for
all submissions is
February 22,1985.
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such masterpieces as
Michelangelo’s “David”. The 18 foot
tall marble statue sculpted in the
early 1500’s, was on display in a
Florence museum.
“It warmed hearts to see the per
sonal reactions to the pieces of art,”
said Joiner. “Tears came to the peo
ple’s eyes when they saw
Michelangelo’s ‘David’. That made
it all worthwhile.”
“The trip was a success,” agreed
Bobick. “We were typical tourists.
The schedule was busy and hectic
but we got our money’s worth.”
Students even had time to do some
sketches and artwork of their own
while they were there. He hopes that
there will be time for more of that on
a future trip.
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More than 200 local citizens, col
lege faculty, staff and students took
to the streets Thursday and raised
$40,000 during the second annual “A
Day for West Georgia, gaining near
ly a 40 percent increase over last
year’s “ADay” collections.”
Added to a total of $130,000 that
had been given to the West Georgia
College Foundation since July 1
most in the advance gifts campaign
during the last few weeks 5170,000
has been contributed for the 1984-85
fiscal year thus far.
Last year when “A Day” began
with the kickoff breakfast on Oct. 27,
$125,733 had been raised and another
$28,593 came in on the special day
which ended with a total of $154,326.
Bob Stone, chairman for “A Day”
said, “We are overwhelmed by the
show of support for the college in this
drive. We raised more on “A Day”
this year than we did last year and
our total for the year to date is 10
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CARROLLTON, GA.
at the end of “A Day” a year ago,
even though it was held two weeks
later in October.”
According to Phyllis Fountain,
director of development at the col
lege, additional gifts from “A Day”
will be coming in during the next few
weeks from those who couldn’t be
reached Thursday. Dominos Pizza
was donating half its proceeds to the
college yesterday and that total was
still mounting late last night after
this report was given, according to
Fountain.
Funds raised by the Foundation go
toward student scholarships, capital
equipment for the instructional pro
gram and other urgent needs of the
college that are not provided by state
funds.
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Dr. Claudette Hayes collects a gift for the West
Georgia College Foundation from Jeff Creel of Jeff’s
Barber Shop. This was happening all over town last
Thursday on “A Day for West Georgia.”
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