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8D The Herald-Dispatch — Huntington, WV, Sunday, March 4, 2007
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Monday
7 p.m. to 9 p.m., Emerald
Glade Roleplaying Group,
Center Campus Field
7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., Prince-
ton Review — MCAT, CH 244
Tuesday
Noon to 2:30 p.m., Women
of Color Celebration, MSC
4 p.m. to 5 p.m., African
Drum & Dance, SM
Wednesday
Noon to 1 p.m., Dr. Niles
Cancer Colloquium, BBSC 102
3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m., MU
College Republicans Weekly
Meeting, MSC 2W37
Thursday
7 p.m. to 9 p.m., Volunteer
Income Tax Assistance, MSC
2W10, MSC 2W8
7 p.m. to 9 p.m., M.U. Aikido
Club, HC 2003
7 p.m. to 9 p.m., Marshall
Whitewater Club Kayak Ses-
sion, HC Pool
Friday
1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m., Beta
Alpha Psi Weekly Meeting,
MSC 2W16
2 p.m. to 2:50 p.m., LEAP
Intensive English Program, HH
445
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HERD NEWS IN BRIEF
Golfing great to speak
to Marshall community
From Marshall University
Communications
HUNTINGTON — Hunting-
ton resident William C. Camp-
bell, an insurance executive for
nearly 60 years, a member of the
World Golf Hall of Fame and the
only person ever to have headed
both governing bodies of the
game of golf, will speak at Mar-
shall University next week.
“A Chat with Bill Camp-
bell” will take place at 2 p.m.
Wednesday, March 7, in the
Alumni Lounge on the second
floor of the Memorial Student
Center on Marshall’s Hunting-
ton campus. Members of the
Marshall University commu-
nity are invited to attend.
Steve Hensley, Marshall’s
dean of student affairs, said he
believes those who attend will
benefit from hearing Camp-
bell discuss his experience in
leadership and the challenges
young people face today.
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Marshall Day
King’s
words
still with
us today
Ninth grade HHS
student wins second
place in King
Awards Competition
The Herald-Dispatch
Sophia Berhie, a ninth-
grader at Huntington High
School, received second
place in the high school
category in the Dr. Mar-
tin Luther King Jr. Annual
Awards Competition.
T he project was a n
essay, “Creating a Beloved
Community,” which was
inspired by Shelly Vincent
and Sheila Leach.
Here are excerpts from the
essay:
“The aftermath of nonvio-
lence is the creation of the
beloved community, while
the aftermath of violence is
tragic bitterness.” When Dr.
King f irst
spoke these “Since Dr.
Submitted photo words, he King’s pur-
Props used in the filming of “We Are Marshall” are on display during Marshall Day at the Capitol. Other displays promoted was speak- pose was
Marshall University colleges and/or programs. ing of the
coopera-
to create
this beloved
Marshall shows off progress at its day at the Capitol
tion and
communi- community
cation of all with racial
people that
The Herald-Dispatch would lead
equality, it is
HUNTINGTON — Marshall University to the cre- our purpose,
administrators, faculty, staff, students and ation of the as a genera-
alumni got to show off the university’s “beloved tion, to cre-
progress at the State Capitol in Charleston communi- ate overall
on Tuesday during Marshall University Day ty” that he
at the Capitol. envisioned. equality.”
Booth displays promoting Marshall Univer- However, Sophia
sity colleges and/or programs were displayed over time Berhie
in the Upper Rotunda of the State Capitol the mean- ninth grade
and MU representatives greeted visitors and i n g h a s Huntington High
interacted with legislators throughout the s to o d it s
student
day. ground,
A resolution honoring Marshall as it cel- while the
ebrates milestones and accomplishments, circum-
such as the 20th anniversary of its faculty stances have changed. Racial
senate; the 80th anniversary of its W. Page equality has evolved since
Pitt School of Journalism and Mass Com- the time of Dr. King, but his
munications; the success of the “We Are words are still with us.
Marshall” movie; and the receipt of its Rick Haye/Marshall University Since Dr. King’s purpose
first-ever royalty check for a patented prod- Kimberly Hudson from the Marshall Alumni Association serves popcorn to was to create this beloved
uct, was read in the House and the Senate. Capitol workers and visitors during Marshall University Day at the Capitol. community with racial equal-
ity, it is our purpose, as a
generation, to create overall
equality. It is our purpose
“I hope after the discus-
sion with Mr. Campbell that
includes terms as president
of the Huntington Chamber
in 1990. He still works at his
office in Huntington and tours
students will create a working
marketing agency to research,
to see that all students —
minorities and underprivi-
our students will be more of Commerce, the Hunting- the world as a speaker and develop, implement, and evalu- leged — know that they have
motivated to seek their own ton YMCA and the Marshall champion of golf. ate a campaign. Students will the opportunity and option
path toward outstanding University Foundation, Inc. Anyone interested in attend- receive a $2,500 budget and to take honors classes and go
accomplishments,” Hensley He also was chairman of the ing “A Chat with Bill Camp- build relationships with local to college.
said. “I have always admired Marshall University Advisory bell” may call Hensley at (304) businesses though sponsor- It is our purpose to see
Mr. Campbell not only for his Board and a member of the 696-6423. ships to bring their campaign that all of our generation
accomplishments, but for the Cammack Children’s Center plans to life. knows what is out in the
dignity and humility he has board of directors. Campbell The Chevrolet Market- world, and all the different
displayed throughout his life. I also is a past president of the Marshall students to vie ing Internship Program is paths that they can choose
believe he will be a true inspi- Central Ohio Valley Industrial for Chevrolet internship designed to bridge the gap from. It is our purpose to
ration to our students, faculty Council and past regional vice between industry and educa- continue on in Dr. King’s
and anyone else who attends.” president of the Ohio Valley HUNTINGTON — This tion, providing students with legacy, a nd f i n ish what
Campbell, who was born Improvement Association. spring, Marshall University hands-on experience to feel he sta rted : creating the
on May 5, 1923, in Huntington, He served in combat in World and Chevrolet are partner- more confident when entering beloved community.
enjoyed a long career as an War II with the 100th Infantry ing up to target college age the work force. The program One year before Dr. King
amateur golfer. He won the Division, rising in rank to Cap- students with a semester-long is coordinated by EdVenture spoke the words above he
West Virginia Amateur 15 times; tain. Campbell was awarded internship. Through Chevro- Partners, an education-mar- said, “The method of nonvio-
competed in 37 U.S. Amateurs, the Bronze Star for Valor and let’s marketing internship pro- keting agency that designs lence seeks not to humiliate
15 U.S. Opens and 18 Masters; three Battle Stars. He began his gram, students will have and industry-education partner- and not to defeat the oppres-
won the West Virginia Open college career in 1941 at Princ- opportunity to practice and ships at campuses around the sor, but it seeks to win his
three times, won the U.S. Senior eton University, took a 31⁄2 -year execute real world marketing United States. Watch for more friendship and his under-
Amateur championship twice break to serve in the military, techniques to promote aware- information about the Chev- standing.” It continuation
and won the U.S. Amateur once. then returned to Princeton and ness and Chevrolet vehicles. rolet Marketing Internship of the building of Dr. King’s
He served as president of graduated in 1947. Campbell has Students will participate in Program at Marshall Univer- beloved community, we must
the U.S. Golf Association from been with John Hancock Life the program through Advertis- sity throughout the spring work with those who stand
1982 through 1984, and was Companies since, and is a life ing/Promotion Management, 2007 semester. against us. We must work
captain of the Royal & Ancient member of the Million Dollar at Marshall University, one of Those in need of more infor- towards finding a common
Golf Club of St. Andrews in Round Table. seven schools in the southeast mation regarding the program ground, and reaching the
1987 and 1988. Campbell was inducted into region participating in the may contact Stephanie Circle epitome of cooperation and
Campbell’s civic leadership the World Golf Hall of Fame program. During the semester, at (304) 696-1811. friendship.
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