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March 31, 1987 ALPENA COMMUNITY COLLEGE'S STUDENT NEWSPAPER Highlights on A cc A t d. l ed this week I Foundation Dinner Dance . r tsp ay . · The Tommy Dorsey Orchestra, conducted by Buddy Morrow, will be appearing for the ACC founda- tion Dinner/Dance at the Alpena Civic Center on Friday, April 10, 1987. The event will begin with a cash bar, cocktail hour at 6:30 pm. This will be followed with a prime rib dinner or Lenten fish special at 7:30 pm. From 9pm -lam, there will be dancing to the "Big Band · Sound" of Tommy Dorsey. The total cost for the evening is $100 per couple. Half of this will go towards the cost for putting on the event, and the other half will go toward the foundation. A tax-deductable receipt will be issued from the foundation. The foundation board's goal is to raise $10,000 for the foundation endowment fund. It is hoped that 200 couples will make it to the event. Dress is optional, from "dressy dressed to suit and tie and street length dress". stilted Dean McCormack. Ballrooms A and B are reserved at the Civic Center. The candlelight atmosphere will be decorated with light green and white as the color theme. Bill Gorski, vice-president of Student Senate, is presently trying to recruit students to volunteer services that night as ushers. Anyone interested should stop by the Student Senate office. There will be round-tables seat- ing with 8 people to a table. If anyone wants to reserve a whole table, they should specify this when making reservations. The leader of the band, Buddy Morrow, is a veteran of the "Big Band" era and himself a .member of the original Dorsey brigade . Putting on this fundraiser is an experiment by the foundation and, if successful, will possibly become an annual event. Anyone intererted in this fundraiser should contact John McCormack at 356-9021 ext 219. Mr. Herron, a returning ACC exhibit is the way to get more people Herronfuture plans include trying Huskey plays to few at Holidome alumni, is having the first showing of involved in art." to offer a sculpture course this sum- his art classes work in Besser Tech Herron has taught high school art mer as well as continuing to offer the this week. for 12 years now and this is his first painting class. He has hopes that if Paintings by Julie Wozniak, Julie semester at ACC. He graduated from the student's work becomes more visi- Burke, Leslie Fortier, Jeff Shelby and ACC in 1967 and went on to Cen- ble, more students will take an in- Elise Rings are included in this ex- tral terest in the art program. hibit. Herron said he will have rriore .------------------------------.. paintings by all the class ready for the LSS C dis p I ays the end of the year exhibit . . Thestudentsweretaughttheartof Lincoln Magna Carta stretching canvas and making their own frames for their paintings. They were encouraged to study pop, sur- realism, De Stihl, and impressionism forms of art, then given their choice to use either acrylics or oils, were told to go to work. Some of the results can be viewed this week in the lobby of Besser Technical Center. Herron is working on the possibili- ty · of having permanent displays set up in the Besser Tech building. He feels that "getting more paintings on · . The college sponsored presentation of Brian Husky entertained a sparse crowd ac the Holidome last night. Less than 15 people were present for · the beginning of the show at the Holi- day Inn, but those who there enjoyed Husky's talents. The Lincoln Magna Carta is on tour in the United States and will be on display at Lake Superior State Col- lege on April 6. · This is the original document sign- ed by King John at Rupnymede, in 1215. The Magna Carta is one of the documents on which the founding fathers based the Constitution. It is called the "Lincoln" Magna Carta because it is privately owned by the Dean of Lincoln Cathedral in Lincoln, En_gland, where it is usally kept . The tour starts in Awt! and will end in September in Washington D.C. The tour will include the states of the 13 original colonies and the Northwest Territory. The Lincoln Magna Carta will be on display in 6 different cities in Michigan: Marquette, Saulr Ste. Marie, Bay City, Flint, Detroit, and Lansing. The Magna Carta was on display only once before in the USA, at the New York World's Fair in 1939. At the outbreak of WWII, President Roosevelt ordered the document to be stored at Fort Knox until the end of the war. The US Constitution Council of the 13 original states, created in 1970, to enccmrage the bicentennial era, is responsible for bringing the Lincoln Magna Carta to the USA. The tour is funded by American Express . The Michigan Sesquicentennial Commitee is responsible the Michigan tour. All faculty, staff, and students are invited to view the Lincoln Magna Carta at LSSC. Any students or urganizations interesred shrnil,1 rnn-