Fl 'd C '1: MARCH/APRIL/MAY/JUNE 1988 [Li/c329: ai’Ta'Qii's‘Lrlvme AN ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE To FCCJ Graduation “I know there are many individuals here today who know the patience and perseverance required to complete a degree by sandwiching classes, term papers, oral reports and math homework between full-time jobs, family and other adult responsibilities. I figured that in order to complete 64 credit hours, I wrote 756,000 words, memorized the names of over 600 parts of the human body, dissected one cat, solved 3,000 math problems, gave 17 speeches (including this one), made 8 visits to museums, attended 11 concerts, read over 200 books, studied for 115 tests, and listened to 336 lectures.33 ‘ Suzanne Theriault, Class of 1987, Excerpt from Commencement Address, College Credit Commencement Adult Basic Education Recognition Ceremony Saturday, May 7 10 a.m. Sunday, May 15 3 pm. Civic Auditorium Civic Auditorium Little Theatre High School Completion Graduation Sunday, June 12 3 pm. Florida Theatre Student Government Association The spring elections are for the office of President of each representative campus for the 1988— 89 school year. Also selected during the spring is one Senator per campus. Petitions to run for office are available in each Student Activities office. Deadline for submitting a completed petition is Wednesday, March 2, 1988. Elections will take place on Tuesday and Wednesday, March 8 and 9, 1988. Reptile World—Snakes Alive! I’m not kidding. Michael Shwedick and his reptilian entourage will be making a return visit to FCCJ . Izzy the iguana, Buttercup the albino turtle, Wally the alligator and Junior the 14—foot python will be joining Michael as he introduces us to reptiles of the world. Whether you are 6 or 106, Michael Shwedick will delight you with. his edu- cational and entertaining presentation. Children are welcome. Tuesday, March 1 Downtown Campus lobby 10:30 a.m. and 12 noon Wednesday, March 2 North Campus Auditorium 12 noon and 7 pm. Thursday, March 3 Kent Campus Auditorium 11 a.m. and 7 pm. Friday, March 4 South Campus 9:30 a.m.———~cafeteria 11 a.m.—gymnasium A11 shows are free and open to the public. , J aCk Whlte Internationally famous pocket billiards and trick shot artist will be making his annual visit to Jacksonville in April. Jack has become as much a spring tradition as azaleas in bloom. Jack has been touring college campuses and military installations for almost 30 years and is the only professional pocket billiards player to play in the White House. Monday, April 11 10 a.m. North Campus Patio 12 noon Kent Campus Gameroom Tuesday, April 12 9:30 a.m. South Campus Lounge 12 n00n Downtown Campus Activities area Gallery Exhibitions South Gallery Kent Campus Museum FCCJ Art Faculty Exhibit 6th Annual Student Photography Competition February 25—March 28, 1988 March 10—March 23, 1988 1131988181?ng 2281211988 gem], [Juli/like 12 1988 pm pri , I pri ay , 3rd Annual Elementary Art Exhibit Jacksonville Watercolor Society— 6th Annual exhibition, May 12-May 26, 1988 May 18—June 2, 1988 O O In Recognlthn Of EXCCHBHCC Each campus annual— ly honors students who have achieved outstanding academic records or who have distinguished themselves through leadership in cocurricular activities. Recipients are chosen by faculty, staff and peers on the respective campuses. > Awards vary on each campus and are reflective of the campuses’ individual programs. Monday, April 18 Downtown Campus 6 pm. Large Auditorium Wednesday, April 20 Kent Campus ' 12:15 pm. Main Auditorium Wednesday, April 13 North Campus 12 noon Auditorium Wednesday, April 13 South Campus 12:15 pm. Outside U-Bldg. (rain location——Auditorium) IN TERCOLLEGIATE SUPER DISCOUNTS The Film Institute ATHLETICS of Jacksonville We’ve got your ticket—or tickets we should say. Discount tickets are available from your Student Activities office for more than 65 places. Tickets are available for movie Men’s Baseball Schedule—1988 Home Games theatres (62 screens in the greater Jacksonville area) bowling lanes, golf courses and putt putt. The Film Insmme 0f_JaCksonVi“e brings a Wide Variety 9f films to the community. FCCJ Fri, Mar 4 Polk C_C, 3:00 pm Your current term registration ID. is required and quantity rights are reserved. The location Snider-“5 and employees With 0116 guest may attend the Screemngs on Tuesday evenings at 7:30 Sat. Mar. 5 Polk C.C. 1:00 pm and hours for the campus ticket offices are as follows: 1”” m the mam aUdnonum at the Kent campus by Showmg the” 591de I-D- Wed. Mar. 9 Pfeiffer College (NC) 3:00 pm . . Thurs. Mar- '0 Santa Fe C-C- 3:00 pm Downtown 1012 Phone 633-8210 North C123 Phone 766-6787 March 1 My Sweet Little Village Sat. Mar. 12 North Florida J.C. 1:00 pm Mon. Tues. Thum 9 am_4 pm Mon_ & Thurs. 8 am_7 pm 1987 J1r1 Menzel (Czech) Sun. Mar. 13 Parkersburg C.C.(WV) 2:00 pm Wednesday 9 am_6.30 pm Tues Wed & Fri 8 am_5 pm March 8 Shakespeare Wallah Wed. Mar. 16 Brewton Parker J.C. 3:00 m L I. , . ' 1965 J ‘ I B ' ' . P Frida 9 am-12 30 pm ames VOW ( “11511) Thurs. Mar. 17 St. Johns R1ver C.C. 2:00 pm y " March 15 Withnail and 1 Sat. Mar. 19 Central Florida C.C. 2:00 pm 1987 B R a ' Sm Mar. 20 50 m . Kent D239 Phone 387—8374 South U207 Phone 646-2273 ruce obmson (British) u em 1111no1s Univ. 3.00 pm M h 27 N S d Tues. Mar, 22 Lake City CO 3:00 pm Mon—Thurs. 8 am-4 pm Mon—Thurs. 10 am-7:45 pm are ~ 0 “"6" er . Wed. Mar. 23 University of Akron 3:00 pm MOU.-Thllr5- 4 Pm-S Pm (D104) Friday 9 am—3 pm 1986 Peter Sm'th (BmISh) Thurs. Mar. 24 Muskingum College 200 pm Friday 8 am—4 pm Marc“ 29 Three M?“ and a Baby Sat. Mar. 26 Seminole C.C. 2:00 pm 1985 COhne seneau (FrenCh) Sun. Mar. 27 Lakeland College 2:00 pm April 5 Summer Thurs. Mar. 31 Valencia C.C. 2:00 pm I ' 1986 Eric Rohmer (French) . ~ I I April 12 Wings grit. 1!:le l7 misgoroug: 3:88 pm 1927 William Wellman (American) a. pn .. 1 s oroug . . : m n... Ann 12 . ran 3:00 2... FRANKENSTEIN . . . . . . . . . . Ap‘” ‘9 13%? g“ miss? 1 s ‘1‘ Thurs. April 14 Seminole C.C. 3:00 pm Saturday, March 5’ 8 p.m. l‘ |\ S l I A .1 26 D uza a mam ( ram la") Tues. April 19 . Valencia CC. 2:00 pm t p“ US! , . . . sat. Apr” 23 Central Florida CC 2.00 pm on a ea re 1985 Marion Hansel (Belg1um)(1n Enghsh) FCCJ: $14.50, $12.50, $ 9.50 May 3 pglllani‘fnflangl V. T , I I Head Coach: Howard Roey Nonh Campus Office D-IOI ' . 7) 30 0 mono aVIani ( ta ian) Asst. Coach: Mark Brown Phone 766—6793 PUth' May 10 The Blue Angel 1939 Josef von Stemberg (German) Ma 17 M Life as a Do Women’s Softball Schedule—1988 Home Games y 1987 Lasse Hallsfrom (Swedish) Thurs. March 3 Santa Fe 3:00 pm f L May 24 Rosa Luxemburg Fri. March 4 Hillsborough 6:00 pm Ballet 0 0s Angeles 1986 Margarethe Von Trotta (German/Polish) #3:: mfg: 12 gggtirilflgt $8891“ Sunday, March 6, 7 pm. May 31 Law of Desire _ . n. m e o o a Thurs. March 31 Daytona Beach. 3:00 gm CIVIC Andltonum 1987 Pedro AlmOdovar (SpamSh) Asst. Coach: Stephanie Monohan Phone 766-6795 Thurs. April 7 St. Johns River ' 3:00 pm $ Head Coach: Jami Friedman North Campus Office D-lOl PUth: $ ‘ S All games listed above are played at North Campus. FCCJ students admitted free of charge. T I Big River w k f D to n ' K t N th s th ee 0 own w en or ou IN ThyrSday’ MarCh 109 7'30 p'm' I t ‘ Feb. 29 Hoosiers Dragnet Predator Star Trek 4 Friday, MarCh 11, 8 Pcm- 633px AMERICANNMUS Mar. 7 Dragnet Predator Living Daylights Lethal Weapon Civic Auditorium b 1041 Mar. 14 Lethal Weapon Living Daylights Dragnet Predator Mar. 21 Living Daylights Lethal Weapon Each campus offers a complete schedule of intramural activities. Bowling, basketball, billiards, in on , softball, arm wrestling, tennis and racquet ball are among the many in— FCC]: $22.00. $19.00, $16.00 V dividual aiid tgezliam agctivities offered through the Student Activities Office. Contact your campus Pub11c: $26.95, $23.95, $20.95 Mar‘ 28 Lethal weapon lemg Dayl‘ghts intramural coordinator for a complete schedule of the intramural events on your campus. CAMPUS SHOWTIMES Mlclh‘lel COHmS. ‘ Kg“ ,Cdmpusc" D23? $83233 8710 . Downtown- Tuesday & Wednesday North- Monday, Wednesday, Friday Water Cromame - ovmtOWn ampus - - . 1012 1 pm & 5 pm each day Auditorium 9 am & 12 noon‘ Tuesda & Walter Fltzpatrick South Campus — U221 646-2272 . Thureda 9-30 at,“ & p y Bobby O’Brien — North Campus — D-120 766-6786 M'rac'e Worker k y I- 5 mm During winter semester there are seven extramural events scheduled. Extramural events Sunday, March 13, 2 p.m. . Kent-D404 Wednesday & Thursday ‘ South-LRC Wednesday & Thursday are competitions which take place between campuses. Both individual and team sports are of— Florida Theatre 12: 15 & 6 pm each day 12: 15 & 6 pm each day fered. Check with yourcampus intramural coordinator forthe dates and times for the intramural FCCJ. $12 50 $0 50 $ 7 50 and extramural events offered on your campus. These events are usually free and open to all P blié. $15'50’ $13'50’ $1050 . SPECIAL SHOW DATES ,‘students. u ' ' ’ ’ ’ Roxanne April 11 & 12 Kent Campus /_ I ‘ April 13 & 14 South Campus Maren 1988 Ann. 1988 FINE ARTS EVENTS 21:21:35.: '51 ‘Sfiiiltfit'fiesmpn S M T W T F S S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 1 2 Thursday. April 21 Symphonic and Jazz Bands Spring Concert ‘ RoboCOP April 11 & 12 Downtown Campus 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 place TBA April 13 & 14 North Campus 13141516171819 1011 1213141516 AP01183519 SOUIhCamPUS 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Friday. April 22 Spring Chorale Concert 7:30 pm place TBA Apr” 208‘ 3‘ KCNCWHPUS 27 28 29 30 31 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 . . . Troupe de Kent Sprmg Producnon Campus Showtimes TBA May 1988 June 1988 Yertin1ca 8" R221]; s M T w T F s s M T w T F s RIZLEE§E§""”“‘6 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 Kent Campus Auditorium 891011121314 567891011 1516171819 2021 12131415161718 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 29 30 31 26 27 28 29 30 STUDENT ACTIVITIES OFFICES South Campus Student Center North Campus, D-120 Kent Campus, 0-104 INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS Downtown Campus, Room 1012 Don Hughes, Director Ralph Daniel, Director B-J- Hausman, Director Ernie Romine, Director Bill McFarland, Director 646-2272 766-6786 387-8374 South Campus Gym, R-ISS 633-8210 646.2202 , OCR Text: Fl 'd C '1: MARCH/APRIL/MAY/JUNE 1988 [Li/c329: ai’Ta'Qii's‘Lrlvme AN ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE To FCCJ Graduation “I know there are many individuals here today who know the patience and perseverance required to complete a degree by sandwiching classes, term papers, oral reports and math homework between full-time jobs, family and other adult responsibilities. I figured that in order to complete 64 credit hours, I wrote 756,000 words, memorized the names of over 600 parts of the human body, dissected one cat, solved 3,000 math problems, gave 17 speeches (including this one), made 8 visits to museums, attended 11 concerts, read over 200 books, studied for 115 tests, and listened to 336 lectures.33 ‘ Suzanne Theriault, Class of 1987, Excerpt from Commencement Address, College Credit Commencement Adult Basic Education Recognition Ceremony Saturday, May 7 10 a.m. Sunday, May 15 3 pm. Civic Auditorium Civic Auditorium Little Theatre High School Completion Graduation Sunday, June 12 3 pm. Florida Theatre Student Government Association The spring elections are for the office of President of each representative campus for the 1988— 89 school year. Also selected during the spring is one Senator per campus. Petitions to run for office are available in each Student Activities office. Deadline for submitting a completed petition is Wednesday, March 2, 1988. Elections will take place on Tuesday and Wednesday, March 8 and 9, 1988. Reptile World—Snakes Alive! I’m not kidding. Michael Shwedick and his reptilian entourage will be making a return visit to FCCJ . Izzy the iguana, Buttercup the albino turtle, Wally the alligator and Junior the 14—foot python will be joining Michael as he introduces us to reptiles of the world. Whether you are 6 or 106, Michael Shwedick will delight you with. his edu- cational and entertaining presentation. Children are welcome. Tuesday, March 1 Downtown Campus lobby 10:30 a.m. and 12 noon Wednesday, March 2 North Campus Auditorium 12 noon and 7 pm. Thursday, March 3 Kent Campus Auditorium 11 a.m. and 7 pm. Friday, March 4 South Campus 9:30 a.m.———~cafeteria 11 a.m.—gymnasium A11 shows are free and open to the public. , J aCk Whlte Internationally famous pocket billiards and trick shot artist will be making his annual visit to Jacksonville in April. Jack has become as much a spring tradition as azaleas in bloom. Jack has been touring college campuses and military installations for almost 30 years and is the only professional pocket billiards player to play in the White House. Monday, April 11 10 a.m. North Campus Patio 12 noon Kent Campus Gameroom Tuesday, April 12 9:30 a.m. South Campus Lounge 12 n00n Downtown Campus Activities area Gallery Exhibitions South Gallery Kent Campus Museum FCCJ Art Faculty Exhibit 6th Annual Student Photography Competition February 25—March 28, 1988 March 10—March 23, 1988 1131988181?ng 2281211988 gem], [Juli/like 12 1988 pm pri , I pri ay , 3rd Annual Elementary Art Exhibit Jacksonville Watercolor Society— 6th Annual exhibition, May 12-May 26, 1988 May 18—June 2, 1988 O O In Recognlthn Of EXCCHBHCC Each campus annual— ly honors students who have achieved outstanding academic records or who have distinguished themselves through leadership in cocurricular activities. Recipients are chosen by faculty, staff and peers on the respective campuses. > Awards vary on each campus and are reflective of the campuses’ individual programs. Monday, April 18 Downtown Campus 6 pm. Large Auditorium Wednesday, April 20 Kent Campus ' 12:15 pm. Main Auditorium Wednesday, April 13 North Campus 12 noon Auditorium Wednesday, April 13 South Campus 12:15 pm. Outside U-Bldg. (rain location——Auditorium) IN TERCOLLEGIATE SUPER DISCOUNTS The Film Institute ATHLETICS of Jacksonville We’ve got your ticket—or tickets we should say. Discount tickets are available from your Student Activities office for more than 65 places. Tickets are available for movie Men’s Baseball Schedule—1988 Home Games theatres (62 screens in the greater Jacksonville area) bowling lanes, golf courses and putt putt. The Film Insmme 0f_JaCksonVi“e brings a Wide Variety 9f films to the community. FCCJ Fri, Mar 4 Polk C_C, 3:00 pm Your current term registration ID. is required and quantity rights are reserved. The location Snider-“5 and employees With 0116 guest may attend the Screemngs on Tuesday evenings at 7:30 Sat. Mar. 5 Polk C.C. 1:00 pm and hours for the campus ticket offices are as follows: 1”” m the mam aUdnonum at the Kent campus by Showmg the” 591de I-D- Wed. Mar. 9 Pfeiffer College (NC) 3:00 pm . . Thurs. Mar- '0 Santa Fe C-C- 3:00 pm Downtown 1012 Phone 633-8210 North C123 Phone 766-6787 March 1 My Sweet Little Village Sat. Mar. 12 North Florida J.C. 1:00 pm Mon. Tues. Thum 9 am_4 pm Mon_ & Thurs. 8 am_7 pm 1987 J1r1 Menzel (Czech) Sun. Mar. 13 Parkersburg C.C.(WV) 2:00 pm Wednesday 9 am_6.30 pm Tues Wed & Fri 8 am_5 pm March 8 Shakespeare Wallah Wed. Mar. 16 Brewton Parker J.C. 3:00 m L I. , . ' 1965 J ‘ I B ' ' . P Frida 9 am-12 30 pm ames VOW ( “11511) Thurs. Mar. 17 St. Johns R1ver C.C. 2:00 pm y " March 15 Withnail and 1 Sat. Mar. 19 Central Florida C.C. 2:00 pm 1987 B R a ' Sm Mar. 20 50 m . Kent D239 Phone 387—8374 South U207 Phone 646-2273 ruce obmson (British) u em 1111no1s Univ. 3.00 pm M h 27 N S d Tues. Mar, 22 Lake City CO 3:00 pm Mon—Thurs. 8 am-4 pm Mon—Thurs. 10 am-7:45 pm are ~ 0 “"6" er . Wed. Mar. 23 University of Akron 3:00 pm MOU.-Thllr5- 4 Pm-S Pm (D104) Friday 9 am—3 pm 1986 Peter Sm'th (BmISh) Thurs. Mar. 24 Muskingum College 200 pm Friday 8 am—4 pm Marc“ 29 Three M?“ and a Baby Sat. Mar. 26 Seminole C.C. 2:00 pm 1985 COhne seneau (FrenCh) Sun. Mar. 27 Lakeland College 2:00 pm April 5 Summer Thurs. Mar. 31 Valencia C.C. 2:00 pm I ' 1986 Eric Rohmer (French) . ~ I I April 12 Wings grit. 1!:le l7 misgoroug: 3:88 pm 1927 William Wellman (American) a. pn .. 1 s oroug . . : m n... Ann 12 . ran 3:00 2... FRANKENSTEIN . . . . . . . . . . Ap‘” ‘9 13%? g“ miss? 1 s ‘1‘ Thurs. April 14 Seminole C.C. 3:00 pm Saturday, March 5’ 8 p.m. l‘ |\ S l I A .1 26 D uza a mam ( ram la") Tues. April 19 . Valencia CC. 2:00 pm t p“ US! , . . . sat. Apr” 23 Central Florida CC 2.00 pm on a ea re 1985 Marion Hansel (Belg1um)(1n Enghsh) FCCJ: $14.50, $12.50, $ 9.50 May 3 pglllani‘fnflangl V. T , I I Head Coach: Howard Roey Nonh Campus Office D-IOI ' . 7) 30 0 mono aVIani ( ta ian) Asst. Coach: Mark Brown Phone 766—6793 PUth' May 10 The Blue Angel 1939 Josef von Stemberg (German) Ma 17 M Life as a Do Women’s Softball Schedule—1988 Home Games y 1987 Lasse Hallsfrom (Swedish) Thurs. March 3 Santa Fe 3:00 pm f L May 24 Rosa Luxemburg Fri. March 4 Hillsborough 6:00 pm Ballet 0 0s Angeles 1986 Margarethe Von Trotta (German/Polish) #3:: mfg: 12 gggtirilflgt $8891“ Sunday, March 6, 7 pm. May 31 Law of Desire _ . n. m e o o a Thurs. March 31 Daytona Beach. 3:00 gm CIVIC Andltonum 1987 Pedro AlmOdovar (SpamSh) Asst. Coach: Stephanie Monohan Phone 766-6795 Thurs. April 7 St. Johns River ' 3:00 pm $ Head Coach: Jami Friedman North Campus Office D-lOl PUth: $ ‘ S All games listed above are played at North Campus. FCCJ students admitted free of charge. T I Big River w k f D to n ' K t N th s th ee 0 own w en or ou IN ThyrSday’ MarCh 109 7'30 p'm' I t ‘ Feb. 29 Hoosiers Dragnet Predator Star Trek 4 Friday, MarCh 11, 8 Pcm- 633px AMERICANNMUS Mar. 7 Dragnet Predator Living Daylights Lethal Weapon Civic Auditorium b 1041 Mar. 14 Lethal Weapon Living Daylights Dragnet Predator Mar. 21 Living Daylights Lethal Weapon Each campus offers a complete schedule of intramural activities. Bowling, basketball, billiards, in on , softball, arm wrestling, tennis and racquet ball are among the many in— FCC]: $22.00. $19.00, $16.00 V dividual aiid tgezliam agctivities offered through the Student Activities Office. Contact your campus Pub11c: $26.95, $23.95, $20.95 Mar‘ 28 Lethal weapon lemg Dayl‘ghts intramural coordinator for a complete schedule of the intramural events on your campus. CAMPUS SHOWTIMES Mlclh‘lel COHmS. ‘ Kg“ ,Cdmpusc" D23? $83233 8710 . Downtown- Tuesday & Wednesday North- Monday, Wednesday, Friday Water Cromame - ovmtOWn ampus - - . 1012 1 pm & 5 pm each day Auditorium 9 am & 12 noon‘ Tuesda & Walter Fltzpatrick South Campus — U221 646-2272 . Thureda 9-30 at,“ & p y Bobby O’Brien — North Campus — D-120 766-6786 M'rac'e Worker k y I- 5 mm During winter semester there are seven extramural events scheduled. Extramural events Sunday, March 13, 2 p.m. . Kent-D404 Wednesday & Thursday ‘ South-LRC Wednesday & Thursday are competitions which take place between campuses. Both individual and team sports are of— Florida Theatre 12: 15 & 6 pm each day 12: 15 & 6 pm each day fered. Check with yourcampus intramural coordinator forthe dates and times for the intramural FCCJ. $12 50 $0 50 $ 7 50 and extramural events offered on your campus. These events are usually free and open to all P blié. $15'50’ $13'50’ $1050 . SPECIAL SHOW DATES ,‘students. u ' ' ’ ’ ’ Roxanne April 11 & 12 Kent Campus /_ I ‘ April 13 & 14 South Campus Maren 1988 Ann. 1988 FINE ARTS EVENTS 21:21:35.: '51 ‘Sfiiiltfit'fiesmpn S M T W T F S S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 1 2 Thursday. April 21 Symphonic and Jazz Bands Spring Concert ‘ RoboCOP April 11 & 12 Downtown Campus 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 place TBA April 13 & 14 North Campus 13141516171819 1011 1213141516 AP01183519 SOUIhCamPUS 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Friday. April 22 Spring Chorale Concert 7:30 pm place TBA Apr” 208‘ 3‘ KCNCWHPUS 27 28 29 30 31 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 . . . 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