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Pharos-Tribune, Logansport, Indiana, Monday, December 8,1997 Contact Arlene Kittle (219) 722-5000, Ext. 5149 HIGHER LEARNING COLLEGE BRIEFS A Cappella Choir Concert Set At MC NORTH Logansport woman is a featured soloist at this Friday's free concert by the Manchester College A Cappella Choir. Gina Gaumer is one of several students who will perform a variety of featured solos. Set for 8 p.m. Friday in Winger Recital Hall on the Manchester College campus, the A Cappella Choir concert features classical, contemporary, Renaissance and Christmas music.

The Entertainers a vocal jazz will perform during this concert. Local Student Earns MC Scholarship NORTH MANCHESTER Manchester College recently announced recipients of its Presidential Scholarship, including Logansport resident Amy Marks. Marks is the daughter of David and Susan Marks, Logansport; The Presidential Scholarship is awarded to first-time first-year students selected from the most outstanding applicants for admission each year. Recipients are selected on the basis of superior high school academic record, college entrance test scores, and promise of significant contributions to the college community. Pioneer Senior Accepted To Northwestern LIMA, Fry, son of Jeff and Kathy Frye, Royal Center, has been accepted by Northwestern College to begin classes in the May 1998 session.

He will major in the Automotive Diesel Technology Program. Frye attends Pioneer Junior-Senior High School, where he is an active member of VICA. Walton Resident Plays In Wabash Band CRAWFORDSVILLE Wabash College sophomore Ryan E. Tuttle, Walton, plays alto saxophone in the school's jazz band. Tuttle, a sophomore, is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Tuttle, 3028E 600S, Walton. Wabash College, founded in 1832, is a private liberal arts college for men dedicated to academic excellence, personal responsibility and the development of all powers of the mind. Purdue Course Offers Adults Cure For Winter Blues MARK YOR CALENDAR IUK Class Will Teach Web Site Creation KOKOMO For people with a message to get out, Indiana University Kokomo is offering a noncredit course that will teach how to potentially reach millions of people. "Designing Your Web Page HTML Basics," will be offered from 1 to 3:45 p.m.

three times this month, on Dec. 15, 17 and Dec. 22. A professional designer will show students how to quickly and easily establish their presence in 'cyberspace and tap into the communications power of the World Wide Web. The instructor will teach basic HTML or "hypertext markup language" which is used to create a professional looking home page.

Students also will learn how to maintain the appropriate balance-of text, hyperlinks (links to other Web sites), and graphics to keep people coming back to their page. Additionally, there will be specific advice for business people who hope to harness the selling power of virtually limitless customer reach through the Web. Continuing Studies also will be offering several more computer in December: Excel '97:" from 1 to 5 p.m. Friday. Access Class '97:" from 1 to 5 p.m.

Dec. 2 and Dec. 4. Windows '95:" from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Saturday. For more information on "Designing Your Web Page" or any of the non-credit computer courses offered by Continuing Studies, contact Lori Collins at (765) 4559426. Register Now For Distance Education Classes BLOOMINGTON The Indiana College Network brings college classes close to home by offering courses at hundreds of locations throughout Indiana. Available at convenient times and through a variety of methods, including satellite or cable TV, computer disks, the Internet, videotapes or correspondence, the classes offer adults a convenient way to study for a career change of college degree. The Indiana College Network Student Service Center provides free on financial aid, career development and other ways to enhance an education.

For information, or a complete listing of courses, call the ICN hotline at (800) ICN-8899. ICN encourages students to register by Jan. 1 to meet the spring semester deadline. ICN is a not-for-profit service of the Indiana Partnership for Statewide Education, comprised of Ball State University, Indiana State University, Indiana University, Ivy Tech State College, Purdue University, University of Southern Indiana, Vincennes University and independent colleges and universities. The mission of IPSE is to ensure that lifelong learning is available via distance education to Indiana citizens wherever they may live or work.

WEST LAFAYETTE Now that the cold weather's arrived, do you have any plans for this winter? Ah, yes the old, sit on the couch after dinner and watch TV bit. Have you ever thought that maybe you watch too much TV and that you'd like to do something different with your time? Like go back to school? Wait! Don't panic. If you've been out of school for awhile, you may be thinking there's nothing up there in your brain except cobwebs and some rusty old machinery. Well, getting your brain restarted is a lot like restarting a rusty old car." It can be done and you can have fun doing it. Purdue University offers a course specifically designed for people who have been out of school for awhile.

GS 290X, How To Survive at College, is a 3-credit-hour course designed expressly for adults who want to get their brains working again. It meets from 6 to 9 p.m. on Tuesdays. The next session begins Jan. 13 and runs through May 5.

Most of the people who take the course are terrified at the prospect of taking a college level course, so if the thought of taking a class at Purdue makes you break out into a cold sweat, this is the class for you. The course is a hands-on class where students spend their time listening to short lectures, then practicing the skills that are taught. They see motivational movies to give them reasons to return to school, play games to work on their problem-solving and vocabulary skills, and read the novel "Dances With Wolves" to work on reading skills. They also take lots of tests (just for the fun of it) to improve their self- confidence and speed. The theme of the course is that learning is fun.

If you've had a bad experience with education in the past, it might be worth your while to check this course out to see what it can do for you. The instructor, Sara Jane Should You Go Back To School? Directions: Circle if your answer is true; is your answer is false. 1.1 watch too much TV. TF 2. There aren't enough challenges in my life.

TF 3.1 have a good mind, but I don't use it. 4.1 find mysell being envious of people who try to better themselves. TF 5. I'm not as happy with my life as I could be. 6.

I'd like to make some new friends, TF 7. I've always thought that someday I'd get a college education. 8.1 want to accomplish something. 9. I'd like to take a class that's TF 10.1 want to keep myself young and mentally healthy.

TF If you answered "true" to more than five of these statements, you can do something about it now. This spring, Purdue University offers an evening course for adults who want to go back to school: GS 290X How to Survive at College. GS 290X will be offered from 6 to 9 p.m. Tuesdays, Jan. 13 to May 5.

Students will receive three academic credits for the course. To enroll, call the Admissions Office at Purdue, (765) 494-1776. Coffman, has taught study skills at Purdue for 25 years. She is also the author of the course text. To find out more about the course, call her at (765) 494-5110.

Going back to school after you've been out for awhile might; be a scary proposition. But it sure beats spending the winter sitting on the couch watching TV. Continued from Page A6 Milburn, Zac C. Smith and Annalisa C. Vandenham.

Delphi: Julie Anne Angus, Lindsey R. Hanna, Ben A. Kilmer, Jason R. Miller, Selena D. Skiles, Kyle D.

Groninger, Angie K. Huff, Jonathan W. LePage and Cassie Mullen. Cass County Galveston: Julie Anne Angus, Leslie Burns, Erick A. Friel, Ashley N.

Henry, Benjamin T. Keller, Valerie A. Lawson, Andy P. Leininger, Bradford Moulton, Stephany R. Rivers, Rebecca' Russell, Jenna L.

Stage, Sarah A. Buelo, Stephanie M. Eads, Kathryn L. Furniss, Melissa G. Jenkins, Leah A.

Knowland, Jenny L. Lee, Jennifer R. Lerche, Erin S. Nowak, Aaron M. Russell, Josh F.

Sanders and Lisa S. Sutton. Lake Cicott, Ejpjy L. Baxter and TrivaA. Ricci.

Logansport. Shyla M. Allen, Jennifer Arnold, Ryan M. Baker, Tina M. Bradshaw, Renee Callaghan, Allen A.

dingier, Jeanette M. Davis, Krista M. Ditto, Dustin A. Eagan, Stormie L. Antrim, Joseph R.

Askren, Michelle D. Black, Kristina E. Brikmanis, Barbie Clem, Amanda C. Curry, Charles Dillon, Kyle N. Doles, Samantha J.

Ferguson, Ulyssa S. Fry, Catrina Hammons, Kimberly Hobson, Stephanie Hopkins, Eric M. Klepinger, Dusten M. Koppe, Michelle Ann Laird, Karen A. Liebner, Dan D.

Mayhill, Amanda L'. Miller, Ulf Mono, Daniel T. Amanda A. Peter, Brent W. Ramberger, Tom Scagnoli, Kyle R.

Schnurpel, Stephanie M. Scott, Kevin M. Shafer, Caleb Steckel, Shae J. Young, Devon S. Gillam, Jessica L.

Hipsher, Saramae Hoover, Heather Ide, Eric Konkle, Jason M. Kuhn, Sharon Lee, Mark Liebner, Darren R. McKaig, Kyle S. Miller, Kristin, Montgomery, Katie L. Overmyer, Heather N.

Prather, Christopher G. Roberts, Katie M. Schnupel, Sarah Schroder, Wes A. Scott, Jessica L. Smith, Ryan E.

Waters and Crystal L. Zartman. Lucerne: Bobby A. Brewer, Tina M. Winegardner and Jon-Myckle Price.

New Waverly: Christa L. Anderson. Royal Center: Jeremy M. Bridge, Li C. Hunt, Alyssa R.

Mock, Jennifer B. Plummer, Amber C. Swartzell, Aaron M. Hines, Sara M. McNeil, Tayt'V.

Odom, Marjorie 'Rouch and Shane D. Wireman. Twelve Mile: Jessie D. Foltz. Walton: Nicole C.

Bauer, Charity M. Counts, Carrie A. Elmlinger, Leslie M. Gaylor, Jeremy E. Ingold, Aubri N.

Layman, Valerie A. Maughmer, Brooke N. Robison, Kristina M. Silvers, April R. Southern, Eric J.

Woodke, Cindy L. Birnell, Aubrey L. Dunivan, Tiberiu P. Galis, Bobbi J. Glassburn, Lisa D.

Landes, Samantha J. Martin, April S. Moore, Raymond W. Scholz, Craig A. Smith and Brittany R.

Ward. Fulton County Akron: Erin R. Anglin, Melissa S. Barnhart, Melinda K. Beery, Eve L.

Boggs, Robyn L. Engle, Kathryn S. Jones, Kacey Kottkamp, Ryan P. McFarland, Teri Neer, Ashley Shepherd, Jessica A. Smith, Mark I.

Jenifer Amanda i Destiny Sheily'L. "Garland, Shawna Aaron E. Martin, Krissy K. Myer, Eric Prater, Rebecca A. Simons and Alyssa D.

VanCleave. Fulton: Corey A. Rowan, Brent Thomas and Adam B. Strasser. Kewanna: Hannah Cook, Trent A.

Powell and Jennifer M. Mollencupp. Rochester: Nila M. Ahmad, Lannette A. Armstrong, Nick S.

Brown, Rachelle L. Burke, Robert J. Cameron, Shanna E. Carlson, Ryan D. Cloud, Amy A.

Eizinger, Leslie A. Gustafson, Amy D. Kelt, Mike R. Hicks, Danielle J. Hoffman, Jared A.

Hozey, Kira D. Jump, Ivy N. Krom, Micah J. Lukens, Justin S. Mooneyhan, Laura S.

Mosley, Andrea L. Mutchler, Bobbie J. Nicholson, Elizabeth A. Peden, Amanda K. Ramsey, Jenny L.

Robowski, Marie C. Rosswurm, Daniel W. Sirken, Adele Smith, Travis Albright, Melinda A. Bartlett, Danielle I. Browning, Amy N.

Callahan, Kristen L. Carlson, Alex P. Chesser, Erin L. Duff, Daniel Funk, Jaymi L. Hartzler, Bret Henderson, Andrea C.

Hoehne, Matthew R. Horn, Brian Z. Jimenez, Christina Jurado, Tera C. Lewis, Julie A. Martin, Kathleen E.

Morton, Erin T. Mulholland, Kalea A. Newby, Greta Notz, Garrett B. Pursley, Stephanie E. Richter, Rachel K.

Rogers, Joshua P. Rude, Catherine J. Skidmore, Tiffany J. Smith, Katie J. Spencer, Arica L.

Sumpter, Lisa M. Thompson, Alissa M. Troutman, Bethany E. Wagoner, Ashley J. Warner, Rhonda S.

Wiegand, Erik A. Zink, Ryan B. Steele, Tim L. Tate, Hollie R. Tobin, Amy T.

VanDuyne, Megan Walsh, Oliver G. Wells and Alicia N. Zartman. Miami County Amboy: Jonathan C. Couch, Lorissa C.

Hays, Alex J. Miller, Jeremy Daugherty, Ryan J. Hunt and Julie L. Romine. Bunker Hill: Heather M.

Cupp, Jillian L. Hullinger, Katrina N. Hayden and Andrea Ogle. Denver: Stacie L. Hagan, Rebekah J.

Hannah, Jessica Tymoszenko, Erica A. Worden, Wendy M. Hagan, Casey E. Jones and Tiffany Winters. Macy: Matthew E.

Cattin, Amy Gearhart, Haley N. Raber, Joshua D. Welsh, Tara Emery, Joel D. Halterman and Christal Squires, Mexico: Alisha C. Denham.

i Peru: Heather R. Allen, Jeremy R. Binkerd, Angela D. Bokan, Ellie R. Bowen, Gail N.

Bradley, Julia Christner, Katherine M. Colelli, Arin N. Confer, Courtney A. Danforth, Kyonna M. Fisher, Leslie E.

Fritz, Taralyn E. Gallahan, Laura A. Gorseline, Kenny T. Hanson, Seth A. Hileman, Chris D.

Humbarger, Barbra R. Baber, Bridget M. Bobel, Heather A. Borst, Jennifer L. Bowman, Melanie E.

Brindle, Marisa A. Clayton, Andrea M. Comerford, Ashley M. Couture, Arijit Das, Antonio J. Frese, Lashanna J.

Fuller, Caroline Godoy, Heather Hall, Rebekah N. Hawley, Jason P. Hopper, Aaron C. Logsdon II, Timothy M. Maiben, Vicki Miller, Jessica E.

Moore, Kallie M. Noble, Leonna J. Powers, Adam L. Scheiter, Melanie A. Smith, Ryan N.

Swantner, Mindy M. Tinney, Lisa R. White, Rebecca L. Williams, Josh J. Winkler, Philip N.

Mathis, Heather Monnot, James E. Moser, Juliana B. Pierce, Amy L. Schaefer, Patrick D. Seymoure, Anthony Spahr, Elizabeth A.

Tharp, Jennifer M. Walker, Justin C. Wilkinson, Jessie E. Winkler and Amy M. VanWormer.

Pulaski County Francesville: Hillary B. Fritz, Tonya A. Huber, Amber K. Koebcke, Leah B. Maxwell, Allison M.

Gutwein, Jaime E. Ketchen, Kevin J. Lowry, Austin D. Metzger, Candace K. Nelson, Amber R.

Reedy, Tasha R. Pfledderer and Michael A. Sharpe. Medaryville: Bergens, Erica E. Buczek, Roxanne D.

Schultz, Kimberly A. E. Braun, Connie L. Megan E. Siemens and Erika L.

Timm. 1 Winamac: Christine Barger, Kyle' T. Crawford, Lisa A. Dulin, Kari Fritz, Joell D. Grisel, Sara Brown, Aaron Demeter, Stefanie J.j Frain, Jessica L.

Gearhart, Amy Gudas, Jeff R. Housinger, Tim James, Karrie L. Leonard, Aaron Rausch, Lindsay M. Schultz, Stotler, Amy Wright, Lynda Ingalls, Jeremiah F. Kopka, Angela' K.

Pierrou, Stella A. Ress, Stacy! Shorter, Sarah B. White and Lee Zahrt. White County Brookston: Jeremy B. Lindsay A.

Begley, Alexis Crawford, Kerri Flack, Lizz; Giordano, Trisha G. Meyers, Karlie' J. Stockment, Elizabeth A. Katina V. Valdez, Ashley BatJ, L.

Burget, Chassity M. Elston.i Joscelynn R. Gagnon, Alainal Harmon, Amberlie L. Quade, Laura; R. Tatman and Michael Thomas.

Chalmers: Brooke L. Barrett, I Shannon L. Walker and Shalimar Holdery. Idaville: Dennis L. Wakeland.

Monon: Joshua R. Bisher and; Tianne L. Yaggie. Monticello: Thomas Arnett, Adam C. Brooks, Kristie M.

Canen, i Lindsay A. Collard, Melody A. i Curbox, Melissa M. Fontes, Kathy' M. Griffin, Mandy Han, Kara Kain, i Nicole Lovvorn, John W.

Morris, Meghan R. Ostheimer, Angela Purcell, Wesley D. Thacker, Erin Williams, Jorie R. Balvich, Ashley Brooks, C. W.

Cartmell, Jason; Cooper, Ian Elmore, Julie P. Goad, David Guillion, Jessica S. Jairnes, i Raymond L. Kramer III, Jennifer N. Moore, Mike J.

Mrzlack, Kristen B. Phillips, Ericka A. Scott and Rebecca Upton. i Reynolds: Monica M. Meadown.

Wolcott: Kent S. Bahler, Kelly i Buerkle, Samantha Cain, Trisha Demerly, Nicole Flynn, Seth i Hendress, Janelle L. Maxwell, Heidi Schullette, Micheal C. Tilstra, Holly M. Brooks, Travis D.

Buntin, Jodi E. Click, Derek Dreblon, Bobbi Ann Gerber, Valarie James, Heidi Schuette, Marcy Stanford and i Nicholas D. Waibel. Although Santa and his crew are making last minute arrangements for his big trip, Santa, Mrs. Claus and some elves agreed to talk to area Sunday, December 14 from 1pm to 3pm; Santa, Mrs.

Claus and some elves will be answering calls through the call to talk to the Scjrth Pole crew;.