All faculty, staff, and students are admitted free. Tickets for adults are $5 and $3 for students and seniors. Call 793-1749 for reservations. Reservations will be held until 15 minutes before curtain.

There will also be an exhibit of Harlequin Theatre memorabilia in the lobby of Holloway Theatre and in the Kresge Gallery in the Alphin Building.

The Harlequin Theatre, organized in 1925, is the oldest collegiate theatre organization in Arkansas. “The Rivals,” written by Irish playwright Richard Brinsley Sheridan in 1775, was produced during the theatre’s first year.

Dr. Michael Counts, Associate Professor of Theatre and Director of the Harlequin Theatre, is producing and directing the 75th anniversary revival.

The production will also be entered in the Kennedy Center’s American College Theatre Festival this year, Counts said. The festival will be held at the University of Central Arkansas.

American Chemical Society Meeting

The Student Affiliates of the American Chemical Society will be meeting on Monday, Oct. 9, at 6 p.m. in Science #2. Their guest speaker will be Dr. Andrew Wright from UALR, who will present a seminar entitled “Introduc-tion to Arkansas’ Hybrid Rocket Program.” All are welcome to attend. For more information contact Dr. Derek McDowell, assistant professor of chemistry, at 4315.

Congratulations!

Gina Garrett, Director of Development for Corporate and Foundation Relations, and her husband, Lane, have a new baby girl. Cassidy Cooper was born on Friday, Sept. 22. Cassidy weighed 8 lbs., 4.2 oz. and was 20” long. Cassidy’s big sister, is Allison. Allison is three years old.

$150 prize for winning design in APCU poster contest

Students, faculty and staff of Presbyterian Church (USA) related colleges, universities and secondary schools are eligible to enter. Design students and on-staff designers are especially encouraged to participate.

The winners will be chosen by a panel of professional designers along with representatives from Presbyterian-related colleges and universities. A student winner and a faculty/staff winner will be chosen. One of the winning designs will then be chosen for distribution.

The winner will have their work looked at by millions. The winning designer and their institution will receive special mention on the poster. The student winner and the faculty/staff winner will also receive $150.

All entries must be received by December 31, 2000.

For more detailed information, contact Claudia Marsh, Director of Church Relations, at extension 1767 or cmarsh@lyon.edu, or Pat Baxter, College Chaplain, at extension 4281 or pbaxter@lyon.edu. Look for more details on bright colored posters that are displayed around campus as well.

Monday is college night at Pizza Inn

Marsha Balentine, the manager, says a party room, which holds 40, is available for students to watch movies (bring your own videotapes), Monday Night Football or whatever. There are also two TVs in the main dining area.

The 20 percent discount on Monday nights applies to Lyon students, faculty and staff.

Correction for campus directory -

Will Muirhead’s campus phone number is 698-4298. Please make changes accordingly.

Sports

Lyon College’s men’s cross country team finished fifth in the Lyon Invitational held here Sept. 29. The women’s team failed to field enough runners to qualify for team points.

Hendrix won the men’s event and Arkansas Tech won the women’s title.

Finishing for the Scots were Shajjan Rajbanshi, 17th (32:13); Fatos Berisha, 28th (34:02); Kent Runnels, 32nd(34:44); Will Wilson, 33rd (35:16); Juan Herrera, 36th (37:41); Shannon Schoeller, 37th (38:34); and Russ Swearingen, 38th (39:28).

Rajbanshi was leading the race until experiencing tightness in his calves, according to Coach Be Pham, but was able to finish the race anyway.

Finishing for the Pipers were Erin Carpenter, 16th (22:16); Nicolette Preiser, 32nd (25:09); Taylor Preiser, 34th (25:49); and Susie Scanlan 38th (28:23).

Siobham Lenihan of Tech won the women’s individual competition with a time of 20:02. Jason Gerber of OBU won the men’s title with 28:06.

Tennis

The Lyon women’s tennis team defeated Arkansas Tech 6-3 here Tuesday. The Pipers fell to Tech 2-1 in doubles matches, but beat Tech in five of six singles matches.

Winning singles matches for the Pipers were Paulette Pearson, Nicolette Preiser, Laura Higginbottom, Taylor Preiser and Reagan Greeno. Higginbottom and Megan Osborn won their doubles match for Lyon.

Lyon will take on Southern Arkansas Univer-sity in Magnolia on Oct. 21

Volleyball

The Pipers volleyball team defeated Union University at Becknell Gymnasium Tuesday night 12-15, 15-13, 15-9, 9-15, 15-8.

The Pipers are now 4-1 in conference play and 12-10 overall.

Courtney Guziewicz had 17 kills and 12 digs for Lyon. 

Kelly Schafer had nine kills and 10 digs, and Jessica Cline added nine kills, nine digs and six service aces.

The team will play in the Lindonwood Tournament in St. Louis Friday and Saturday and return to home court Monday to take on Freed-Hardeman in another conference match, beginning at 6 p.m.

Kim Ricker passes the ball toward the net as Kelly Shafer backs her up.

12 noon Catholic Campus Ministry             EDH 002

4 p.m. New Faculty Orientation             Lyon, Worthen Bank Room

TBA Pipers’ Volleyball: Lindenwood Tournament             St. Charles, MO

9 p.m. Sadie Hawkins Dance sponsored by Alpha Xi Delta             Lyon, Rotunda

Saturday,  October 7

10:30 a.m. Rhodes College Invitational Cross Country Meet Memphis, TN12:30-5 p.m. Harlequin Theatre Rehearsal (The Rivals)             Holloway Theatre

2 p.m. Phi Mu Dance Marathon             Becknell Gym

Sunday,  October 8

5:30 p.m. Alpha Xi Delta Meeting Lyon, Rooms 200 & 2026 p.m. Kappa Sigma Meeting             Alphin, Arkansas Room

Phi Mu Meeting             Lyon, Nucor Auditorium

6:30-10 p.m. Harlequin Theatre Tech/Dress Rehearsal             Holloway Theatre

7:30 p.m. Tau Kappa Epsilon Meeting             Alphin, Patterson Room

9:30 p.m. Residence Life Staff Meeting             Lyon, Seminar West

Monday,  October 9

12 noon Alpha Chi Meeting             EDH 002

BSU Meeting             Union Conference Room

3-5 p.m. Open Forum on FirstClass Use             Lyon, Nucor Auditorium

3 p.m. Spragins House Committee             Lyon, Seminar East

4 p.m. Student Publications Committee             Lyon, Seminar West

4-8:15 p.m. APPLE             Lyon: Rms. 100,200,204,206

Alphin: Barton & Long

6 p.m. Volleyball: Pipers vs. Freed Hardeman             Becknell Gym

8 p.m. Harlequin Theatre Dress Rehearsal (The Rivals)             Holloway Theatre

9 p.m. Residence Life Staff Meeting             Lyon, Seminar West

Tuesday,  October 10

10 a.m. Registration Post-mortem Meeting Lyon, Citizens Bank Room12 noon Education & Faculty Self-Study Committee         Lyon, Citizens Bank Room

Wesley Fellowship             EDH 002

LATEC Recruitment             Union Conference Room

Pre-Law Club             Lower Union

Self-Study Steering Committee             Lyon, Worthen Bank Room

1 p.m. Curriculum Committee Meeting             Lyon, Worthen Bank Room

4 p.m. Faculty Assembly Meeting             Lyon, Nucor Auditorium

5:30 p.m. SAC Meeting             Union Conference Room

6-7 p.m. Resume Writing Workshop             Lyon, Room 202

8 p.m. Harlequin Theatre Dress Rehearsal (The Rivals)             Holloway Theatre

9 p.m. Residence Life Staff Meeting             Lyon, Seminar West

Wednesday,  October 11

12 noon Regional Advisory Board Meeting             Bevens Music Room

TKE Meeting             Union Conference Room

POW Meeting             EDH 002

Bordeau’s Class Meeting             Edibles

2 p.m. Management Assembly Restructuring Committee         Lyon, Seminar West

4 p.m. Academic Affairs Council Meeting             Lyon, Worthen Bank Room

7 p.m. Residence Life Staff Meeting             Lyon, Citizens Bank Room

8 p.m. Fellowship of Christian Athletes             Lyon, Nucor Auditorium

Harlequin Theatre Dress Rehearsal (The Rivals)             Holloway Theatre

9 p.m. Baptist Student Union Meeting             Morrow Building

Thursday,  October 12

FALL BREAK

11:30 a.m. Institutional Marketing Committee             Lyon, Seminar West

8 p.m. Opening Night, Harlequin Theatre’s The Rivals             Holloway Theatre

8 p.m. Coffeehouse – featuring Janet McLaughlin             Edibles, Edwards Commons

Friday,  October 13

10:30 a.m. Institutional Advancement Staff Meeting         Lyon, Citizens Bank Room

7 p.m. Volleyball: Pipers vs. Birmingham Southern             Birmingham, AL