The Optimist (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 80, No. 44, Ed. 1, Wednesday, March 4, 1992 Page: 4 of 8
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By Chris Heteemb
Student Reperter
Sing Song 1992 is over but the des-
tination of the show's proceeds is
still to be decided.
The Sing Song executive com-
mittee will meet at 11:45 a.m.
Wednesday in the University
Events office to compile a list of
suggestions for tho use of the
money.
The Final decision for the use of
the proceeds if there arc any will
be made by the directors of the
clubs classes and the Sing Song
managers said Wyatt Hester direc-
tor of performing arts and assistant
Pianist to perform concert
By Dtana Hamby .
Senior Staff Writer t
Pianist George Winston will per-
form a concert titled "The Winter
Show" at the Paramount Theatre
Monday at 7:30 p.m.
Barry Smoot technical director at
the Paramount said local concert-
goers arc privileged Winston has
included Abilene in his tour.
"He's an incredible piano play-
er" Smoot said adding that Win-
ston composes his own music.
He said Winston's music is diffi-
cult to classify because it is a fusion
of pop jazz and classical music.
"You find him in the record store
under New Age music" Smoot
Voices join together for
Lectureship Old-Time Sing
By Tracy E. Fox
Student Reporter
Voices of the young and old joined
together in song during Bible Lec-
tureship at the Old-Time Sing
Wednesday afternoon in the Chapel
on the Hill.
Song services were also featured
on Monday and Tuesday after-
noons. The idea to have a song service
during Lectureship began more than
25 years ago said Gene Lindcr
assistant vice president for admis-
sions scholarships and financial
aid.
Linder coordinator of the Old-
Time Sing said people at Lecture-
shir) have always wanted to sing
and because enough interest was
expressed years ago to have a song
service it was included in the Lec-
tureship program.
Linder said the format for the
song service has not changed much
over the years.
Basically the format is the same
as the old gospel meetings or Sun-
day church dinners that were fol-
lowed by congregational singing
where song leaders were asked to
get up and lead their favorite songs
he said.
Over the years the song service
has attracted a more diverse crowd.
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pus lighting and beautification and
spring break campaigns.
Theresa Gartman Sing Song
said but Winston does not like his
music to be labeled as New Age.
"Maybe he thinks his music
should be classified in several cate-
gories" Smoot said.
Most of Winston's albums are
named after seasons he said. One
album consists of blues music he
added.
Smoot said Winston is an unusual
performer.
"Most of the time he comes on
stage in blue jeans" he said.
This makes Winston more acces-
sible to his audience Smoot said.
Tickets cost $14 for adults and
$11 for students. The Paramount
box office may be contacted for
more information.
he said.
"There have been times when
there were more older people and
very few younger people but there
seems to be more interest coming
now from the younger people" he
said.
Jason Ard who has attended the
Old-Time Sing for the last three
years said "It's nice to use the old
books" and sing with people that
have sang out of them for genera-
tion after generation.
"It's a pleasure for me to see the
folks that come back year after
year" said Ard junior Bible major
from Fort Worth.
Harvey McQueen from Iraan
who hMaftemledthe Sing from "as
far back as he carl remember'' led
the song "Lead Me to Calvary"
He said the song reminds him of
the "the many things Jesus did for
us the things he went through for
us."
Linder said "Knowing how the
people are feeling in their hearts
about singing those songs in praise
together is really special to me."
He said people have told him
they might miss everything else at
Lectureship but they aren't going
to miss the song service.
"There arc people coming to this
that have come to it for the last 25
yearn" he said.
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use of show's profits
director for the women's first-place
overall Tri Kappa Gamma social
c(ub said most of the show's
income pays for expenses such as
equipment rental program printing
and services from businesses such
as Forte Ligtakig and Sound
Many students we under the false
imprestion that Sing Song makes a
lot of money every year sJd Grt-
man senior biology major from
Arltafton.
Deeb Pipes club and mixed voic-
es manager said Sing Song pays
thousands of dollars just for the
lighting and sound each year
though no exact amount was available.
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Financial assistance available
to students who fill out packet
By John CarroM
Student Reporter
Students who receive financial aid
or want to apply for it'rhust com-
plete a financial aid packet as soon
as possible.
Financial aid packets will be
available Thursday and Friday at
the ticket window of the Campus
Center for students who have not
picked them up yet.
Gene Linder assistant vice presi-
dent for admissions scholarships
and financial aid
said
tdlt In on
attempt to make Tl SaHlSr StlldsntS school is out if
these materials submit thsir finsncisl the Financial Aid
"more accessible" s;j mfrl - Office receives
to students. The a mmi'"m'Z " of their mate-
packets are also TOM1S tilt DSttSr rials before
available at the chtnCS
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"The earlier
students submit
their financial aid
materials and
forms the better
chance we have
bast financial
award possible
of making them the best financial
aid award possible' Linder said.
Early filing improves a student's
chances of receiving funding which
is limited especially grant funds.
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One new suggestion this year fs
to put the revenue back into Univer-
sity Events lie said. If the proceeds
are saved for several years ACU
could purchase its own equipment
and make Sing Song much more
efficient in terms or dollars spent
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Sing Song host Dan Burdctt said
he thinks the money should cither
be spent to help the community or
to support Spring Break Cam-
paigns. One other option is to let
the Students' Association distribute
the funds equally among the class-
es said Burdett junior humantg
resources management major from
Marble Falls.
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The first financial aid awards will
be received by students who com
pletcd their applications and-
received their need analysis forms
back by March 1 he said.
Most of these students will
receive notification of their award
before the end of this semester
unless they are selected by the fed-
eral government for verification.
Students selected for verification
will have additional forms to fill
out. J
Late applicants still may be able
to receive an
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aid applications
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ene Linder their parents need
to have complet-
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forms prior to asking for assistance.
Students on scholarships onlyl
need to fill out the ACU Financial
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