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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
May 21, 2003
BIRMINGHAM, Ala.—Birmingham-Southern
College has announced its schedule of major events for June and
July. Among the events
scheduled are:
June 1-4 —North Alabama Methodist
Conference, annual area meeting of Methodist pastors and church
representatives which invites more
than 3,600 delegates, campus. 226-7973.
June 9-13 —Theatre Arts Camp I & II,
workshop training for youth, sponsored by the BSC Conservatory
of Music, campus. Camp
I training for ages 6-8 will be held from 9 a.m. to noon; Camp
II training for ages 9-14 will be held from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The
camp offers drama classes on costume design, monologues, improvisation,
and voice/diction, among other training. 226-4960.
June 9-20 —Intensive Summer Dance Workshop, BSC Sports Center,
under the direction of BSC Dance Professor Mira Popovich. The workshop,
for ages 12-18, will cover point work, jazz, modern dance, tap,
and acting for dances. 325-5390.
June 14 — “Navigating
with Lewis & Clark” General
Show, Robert R. Meyer Planetarium (production of Valley City State
University, N.D.), 2 p.m. Find out how Lewis and Clark discovered
where they were while in the middle of nowhere. Admission is $2
for adults; $1 for children.
226-4771.
June 16-20 — Theatre Arts
Camp III, sponsored by the BSC Conservatory of Music, 9 a.m. to
noon, campus. Youth who
participated
in the
training workshops (June 9-13) will have the opportunity to rehearse
and perform a showcase production. 226-4960.
June 17 —Opportunities
Day for Prospective Students, campus. 226-4696.
June/July Summer Sports Camps, offering youth training in baseball,
basketball, soccer, softball, and volleyball, campus. The camps
are designed for boys and girls ages 7-18. Applications are
available on the BSC website at www.bsc.edu. Click on the athletics
link
followed by the sport of interest. 226-4935. July
7-11 —Music Alive 2003, summer music camp for youth ages 6-15,
BSC Conservatory, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Includes music training in
handbells, piano, violin, guitar, and percussion. Students also
will learn to sing material from Broadway musicals that are age
appropriate. Cost is $185 per student. 226-4960.
July 19— “The Summer Sky” General
Show, Robert R. Meyer Planetarium,
2 p.m. Become acquainted with the stars that decorate the night
sky during the summer and find out why Scorpius the scorpion sets
below the horizon when Orion the hunter rises. Admission is $2
for adults; $1 for children. 226-4771.
*Please refer to the listed phone numbers if more information
is needed about the events.
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