I N S I D E T H I S

I S S U E :

Hunger Din

Menu

2

Birthdays 3

Billie and Curtis

Owens Writing

Contest

4

The DePhillips

Writing Contest

5

Peter Pan 6

Pet Supplies 7

Education De-

partment News

8

ALC Baseball

Schedule

9

ALC Softball

Schedule

10

ALC Tennis

Schedule

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Weekend Duty 12

The Campus voice

Zu is ready for

Spring!

Alice Lloyd College’s Student Newsletter

Riddle

A businessman has two

regular cubes on his of-

fice desk. Each cube has

six single-digit numbers

on it. Every day he ar-

ranges both cubes so that

the front faces show the

current day of the

month. What are the

numbers on each face of

each cube?

Riddle Answer on

Pg. 12

Need help in a class, but can’t find the time to get help in the afternoon? Now until the end of the semester we will be offering a few morning hours! Makayla will be available Monday’s and Wednesday’s from 10:00am-11:30am and from 12:00pm-2:00pm. She can tutor Math, English 101 & 102, Chem. 101, History 101, and Econ 210. Savannah will be available Monday’s Tuesday’s and Thursday’s from 12:00pm-2:00pm and she can tutor English. Feel free to stop by during our regular hours as well as our new hours!

Need Tutoring?

Resident Advisor Applications for 2018-2019

Any full time resident student who is in good academic and social stand-

ing may now pick up an application for resident advisor for the 2018-

2019 academic year in DSC 205. There are openings for both male and

female positions. The resident advisor position offers an opportunity to

gain leadership experience, improve decision making, build an impres-

sive resume’ and to serve fellow students. Applicants must be ethical,

willing to work with a diverse group, and exemplify ALC’s code of con-

duct.

Applicants also will need a reference from a current resident advisor, a

faculty member and a staff member. Applications are due no later than

April 4th. Interviews will be conducted during the weeks of April 9th and

16th.

The Spring

Rave Dance

will be held

on Tuesday,

April 10th in

Cushing Hall

Pre-registration

for Fall, 2018 is

scheduled for

this week begin-

ning March 19th.

Hunger Din Menu

T H E C A M P U S V O I C E

Breakfast:

Monday: Scrambled

Eggs, Hard boiled eggs,

Hash Browns, Sausage

Links, Pancakes, Hot

Syrup, Hot Cereals, Waf-

fle Bar

Tuesday: Scrambled

Eggs, Scrambled Den-

ver eggs, Grilled pota-

toes w/ onions & peas,

Bacon, French Toast

sticks, Hot Syrup, Hot

Cereals, Breakfast burri-

to Bar

Wednesday: Scrambled

Eggs, Fried Eggs, Hash

Browns, Sausage Gravy,

Biscuits, Hot Syrup, Hot

Cereals, Breakfast Sham-

ble

Thursday: Scrambled

Eggs, Hard boiled eggs,

Tater tots, Fried bolo-

gna, Pancakes, Hot Syr-

up, Hot Cereals, Break-

fast Quiche

Friday: Scrambled Eggs,

Omelet eggs, Hash

Browns, Sausage Pat-

ties, Oatbran pancakes,

Hot Syrup, Hot Cereals,

Waffle bar

Saturday: Scrambled

Eggs, Sausage Gravy,

Biscuits, Hot Syrup, Hot

Cereals, Waffle bar

Lunch:

Monday: Vegetable Soup,

Hamburgers, Tuscan Valley

Rice, French Fries, Buttered

Corn, Broccoli Cuts, Salad bar,

Sub zone, Pizza station, Rotis-

serie station

Tuesday: Broccoli Cheese

soup, Carved Meatloaf, Taco

Tuesday, Mashed Potatoes,

Cauliflower, Mixed Vegeta-

bles, Salad bar, Sub zone, Piz-

za station, Rotisserie station

Wednesday: Tomato Soup,

Grilled Cheese Sandwich, En-

chilada rice & beef, Potato

Chips, Baby carrots, Spinach,

Salad bar, Sub zone, Pizza sta-

tion, Rotisserie station

Thursday: Cream of potato

soup, Buffalo chicken wraps,

Soup beans & cornbread,

Fried potatoes, Mustard

greens, Sauerkraut, Salad bar,

Sub zone, Pizza station, Rotis-

serie station

Friday: Tortilla soup, Chicken

Sandwich, Vegetable fried

rice, French Fries, Peas & car-

rots, Winter blend, Salad bar,

Sub zone, Pizza station, Rotis-

serie station

Saturday: Tomato Rice Soup,

BBQ, Beef Sandwich, Potato

Chips, Buttered Corn, Salad

bar

Sunday: Stuffed pepper soup,

Carved Turkey, Beef Stroga-

noff, Mashed Potatoes, Herb

sliced squash, Brussel Sprouts,

Salad bar, Rotisserie station

Dinner:

Monday: Vegetable Soup,

Carved Roast Beef, Vegetable

Jambalaya, Mashed Potatoes,

Winter blend, Creamed Corn,

Salad bar, Sub zone, Baked

Pasta bar station, Rotisserie

station

Tuesday: Broccoli Cheese

soup, Sweet and Sour meat-

balls, Spinach & Tomato Tor-

tellini,

Oven roasted potatoes,

Smash medley, Green Beans,

Salad bar, Sub zone, Double

cheeseburger bar, Rotisserie

station

Wednesday: Tomato Soup,

Carved pork roast, Broccoli

rice casserole, Au Gratin pota-

toes, California blend, Baby

carrots, Salad bar, Sub zone,

Mexican Bar, Rotisserie station

Thursday: Cream of potato

soup, Carved pit ham, Creamy

chicken bake, Scalloped Pota-

toes, Buttered Corn, Germany

blend, Salad bar, Sub zone,

Breakfast bar, Rotisserie sta-

tion

Friday: Tortilla soup, Chicken

Parmesan, Beef & broccoli stir

fry, Steamed rice, Italian

Blend, Succotash,

Salad bar, Sub zone, Pizza sta-

tion

Saturday: Tomato Rice Soup,

Chicken Nuggets, Philly

cheesesteaks, French Fries,

Sliced Carrots, California

blend, Salad bar, Sub zone

Birthdays

T H E C A M P U S V O I C E

Kaleb Huber

3/20 Shelbi Kincaid

3/21

Savannah

Sizemore

3/22

Whitney Sizemore

3/23

Simon Christian

3/20

Mahalia Baker

3/23

Glenn Pemberton

3/23

Cory Cornett

3/23

Brit Bowling

3/24

Lindsay Blanken

3/25

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The English Department announces…

THE BILLIE AND CURTIS OWENS WRITING CONTEST

This is a writing contest with three categories:

Poetry

Fiction

Creative Nonfiction (essay)

Winners will be recognized on Honors Day. Cash prizes, generously pro-

vided by ALC benefactors Billie and Curtis Owens, are available for each

category.

Submissions are due by Friday, March 23.

Send your entries electronically to Dr. Salmons (cindysalmons@alc.edu).

Judging done by the English Department.

Additional Guidelines:

--Each entrant may submit up to two entries in any category (for exam-

ple, one poem and one story, or two poems).

--Each entrant can place only once and only in one category.

--Creative nonfiction essays should be personal, not research papers, and

no more than 10 pages.

--Fiction entries should be no more than 20 double spaced pages.

Questions? Contact the English Department.

The English Department announces

The DePhillips Great Courses Essay Contest

The Great Courses Series presents audio and video lectures covering a wide range of academic

topics, from music to economics to chemistry. Through the generous donation of ALC bene-

factor Mr. Willard DePhillips, our students have access to these materials. This essay contest

asks students to use the video lectures to pursue topics of interest to them for individual study

and writing. Generous cash awards are available for the best essays.

The focus for this year’s contest will be humanities courses. Students may view and incorporate

lectures from the areas of music, literature, art, and philosophy. Video lectures can be accessed

at the McGaw Library. They may be checked out, for one week, using a valid student ID.

Submission deadline: Monday, March 26. Submit a hard copy of your essay to the English De-

partment by 4:00 pm.

Criteria for Submission:

The essay must:

Be at least eight pages long, but no more than twelve pages.

Use the video lectures and course guidebooks as support.

Cite at least three video lectures.

Guidebooks contain a lecture synopsis, outline, and questions to consider for each topic.

Be based upon the “questions to consider” for each lecture provided in the course guidebooks.

Demonstrate a clear thesis, strong development and support, effective organization, aware-

ness of academic audience, and clear, grammatically correct prose style.

Provide adequate documentation of video courses and guidebooks, using a documentation

style appropriate to the discipline of focus.

Use no more than three additional sources. Any source employed must be of sound academic

quality.

Contain no plagiarism. Any incidence of plagiarism in the essay will result in automatic disqual-

ification.

Be formatted in Times New Roman 12 point font, typed and double spaced.

Judging to be done by selected panel of faculty. Winners will be announced on Honors Day,

Tuesday, April 10.

Education Department

News Education Department News

TEP (Teacher Education Program) Deadlines

*Applications for August Interviews will be due on or before March 19, 2018. This includes the

following:

*Application *Background Check

*ALL recommendations *Drug Test

** Why I Want to be a Teacher

**Autobiography

** Philosophy of Education

** Please note. If you are currently enrolled in Education 200, please submit these as you

complete them.

Case Tests- In order for the Education Department to receive your scores in time for you to inter-

view in January, you must take the Case Tests by no later than July 1, 2018.

Student Teaching (Fall 2018) Deadlines

The following will be due on or before March 19, 2018

*Application to Student Teach. This includes the following-

*Application *Drug Test

*Physical *Background Check

*Signed Curriculum Guide Sheet * Training Modules

*Working Portfolio

*Field Experience/ Practicum Hours-

*In order to Student Teach in Fall 2018, all field experience hours must be completed and submit-

ted by no later than April 20, 2018.

*Praxis Tests-

* All applicable parts of the PRAXIS must be taken by the March 5-17 testing window for tests

that have an essay portion and the April 2-14 testing window for tests that are strictly multiple

choice.

If you have any questions or concerns, please see Sherry Watts in the Education department.

ALICE LLOYD COLLEGE BASEBALL 2018 SCHEDULE

DATE OPPONENT HOME/AWAY TIME

MARCH

21 UNIVERSITY OF PIKEVILLE "AWAY (PIKEVILLE, KY)"

3:00PM

23 JOHNSON UNIVERSITY "HOME (PIPPA PASSES, KY)"

1:00PM/3:00PM

24 JOHNSON UNIVERSITY "HOME (PIPPA PASSES, KY)"

1:00PM/3:00PM

25 MIAMI UNIVERSITY - "AWAY (MIAMI, OH)"

2:00PM/4:00PM

27 BEREA COLLEGE "HOME (PIPPA PASSES, KY)" 1:00PM/3:00PM

28 CUMBERLANDS "AWAY (WILLIAMSBURG, KY)" 2:00PM/ (JV) 4:00PM

30 JOHNSON UNIVERSITY "AWAY (KNOXVILLE, TN)" 1:00PM/3:00PM

31 JOHNSON UNIVERSITY "AWAY (KNOXVILLE, TN)" 1:00PM/3:00PM

APRIL

3 UNIVERS.OF PIKEVILLE HOME (PIPPA PASSES, KY)" 3:00PM

8 MIAMI UNIVERSITY "HOME (PIPPA PASSES, 2:00PM/4:00PM

10 NEW RIVER CC HOME (PIPPA PASSES, KY)" 3:00PM/5:00PM

11 KENTUCKY STATE "AWAY (LEXINGTON, KY)" 6:00PM

13 HIWASSEE COLLEGE "HOME (PIPPA PASSES, KY)" 1:00PM/3:00PM

14 HIWASSEE COLLEGE "HOME (PIPPA PASSES, KY)" 1:00PM/3:00PM

15 WRIGHT STATE LAKE "AWAY (CELINA, OH)" 12:00PM/2:00PM

17 ASBURY UNIVERSITY "AWAY (WILMORE, KY)" 5:00PM

18 CUMBERLANDS "HOME (PIPPA PASSES, KY)" 2:00P.M./(JV)4:00PM

21 CINCINNATI CLERMONT "AWAY (FLORENCE, KY)" 1:00PM/3:00PM

22 CINCINNATI CLERMONT "AWAY (FLORENCE, KY)" 1:00PM/3:00PM

24 ASBURY UNIVERSITY "HOME (PIPPA PASSES, KY)" 2:00PM/4:00PM

25 KENTUCKY CHRISTIAN "HOME (PIPPA PASSES, KY)" 2:00PM

MAY

TBA NCCAA MID-EAST REGIONAL"AWAY (MADISONVILLE, TN)" TBA

TBA NCCAA WORLD SERIES "AWAY (EASLEY, SC)" TBA

Alice Lloyd College 2018 Softball Schedule March 20 Bluefield College 1:00pm Pippa Passes, KY 20 Bluefield College 3:00pm Pippa Passes, KY 24 @ Piedmont International University 4:00pm Winston Salem, NC 24 @ Piedmont International University 6:00pm Winston Salem, NC 25 @ Piedmont International University 2:00pm Winston Salem, NC

25 @ Piedmont International University 4:00pm Winston Salem, NC 27 @ Hiwassee College 2:00pm Madisonville, TN 27 @ Hiwassee College 4:00pm Madisonville, TN 28 Midway University 3:00pm Pippa Passes, KY 28 Midway University 5:00pm Pippa Passes, KY 29 Oakland City University 2:00pm Pippa Passes, KY 29 Oakland City University 4:00pm Pippa Passes, KY April 3 Asbury University 2:00pm Pippa Passes, KY 3 Asbury University 4:00pm Pippa Passes, KY 8 @IU- Southeast 2:00pm New Albany, IN 8 @IU- Southeast 4:00pm New Albany, IN 12 @Berea College 5:00pm Berea, KY 12 @Berea College 7:00pm Berea, KY 14 UC- Clermont 1:00pm Pippa Passes, KY 14 UC- Clermont 3:00pm Pippa Passes, KY 15 UC- Clermont 12:00pm Pippa Passes, KY 15 UC- Clermont 2:00pm Pippa Passes, KY 24 Hiwassee College 2:00pm Pippa Passes, KY 24 Hiwassee College 4:00pm Pippa Passes, KY 26 @Asbury University 4:00pm Wilmore, KY 26 @Asbury University 6:00pm Wilmore, KY May 7-9 Mid-East Regional Tournament TBA TBA 16-18 NCCAA World Series TBA TBA

Alice Lloyd College

Men and Women’s Tennis Schedule

March:

24 Alice Lloyd College vs. Asbury 11:00AM Home Pippa Passes, KY

29 Allice Lloyd College vs. Pikeville 4:00PM Away Pikeville, KY

April:

6 Alice Lloyd College @ IU East 3:00PM Away Richmond, IN

7 Alice Lloyd College @ Ohio Christian University 11:00AM Away Circleville, OH

14 Alice Lloyd College @ Carlow University 10:00AM Away Pittsburgh, PA

20 Alice Lloyd College vs. Brescia 3:00PM Home Pippa Passes, KY

21 Alice Lloyd College vs. IU Kokomo 1:00PM Home Pippa Passes, KY

27 River States Conference Tournament TBA

P A G E 1 2

Weekend Duty

Head R.A.

Hayley Mills

Resident Advisors

Kenzie Slone & John

Meeks

THE CAMPUS VOICE STUDENT

NEWSLETTER

(PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY THE

OFFICE OF STUDENT SERVICES)

Riddle Answer:

The key to the solution is the fact

that “6” and “9” are the same charac-

ter. One cube would contain the

numbers 0,1,2,3,4, and 5. The other

cube would contain the numbers

0,1,2,6,7, and 8. Even though there

is no day “00” a zero is needed on

both cubes in order to make all of

the days between “01” and “09”.

There are many alternate configura-

tions that also will produce all of the

days of the month.