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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
May 25, 2004
BIRMINGHAM, Ala.—Birmingham-Southern
College has announced its schedule of major events for June and
July. Among the events
scheduled are:
June 6-9 North Alabama Methodist Conference, annual session of
United Methodist pastors and lay delegates which invites more than
3,600 persons in business and worship settings, campus. 226-7973.
June 14-25 Intensive Summer Dance Workshop, BSC Dance Studios,
under the direction of BSC Dance Professor Mira Popovich. The workshop,
for ages 12-18, will cover classical technique and ballet, point
work, jazz, modern and character dance, tap, and acting for dancers.
325-5390.
June 19 “The Secret of the Cardboard Rocket,” Robert
R. Meyer Planetarium (a production of Hansen Planetarium), an introductory
program on the Solar System, 2 p.m. Admission is $2 for adults;
$1 for children. 226-4771.
June 21-25 Theatre Art Camps 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. Camp I fee is $125 per
student; Camp II cost is $185 per student. 226-4960.
June 29 Summer
Preview Day for Prospective Students, campus. 226-4696.
June/July Summer Sports Camps, offering youth training in baseball,
basketball, soccer, softball, and volleyball. Directed by NCAA
Division I BSC coaches, each one-week camp session includes coaching
in the sport as well as time to play games that complement the
drills and training during the six-hour day. The camps are designed
for boys and girls ages 7 and up. Applications are available on
the BSC athletics website at www.bscsports.net. Click on the camps
link followed by the sport of interest. 226-4935.
July 12-16 Music Alive 2004, summer music camp for youth ages
9-13, BSC
Conservatory, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Includes music training
in handbells, piano, and violin. Students also will perform musicals
that are age appropriate and participate in other fun activities.
Cost is $185 per student. 226-4960.
July 15 Summer
Preview Day for Prospective Students, campus. 226-4696.
July 17 “The Summer Sky,” Robert
R. Meyer Planetarium, a survey of the brighter stars and constellations
that decorate
the heavens in summer, 2 p.m. 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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