| The Berea College Black Cultural Center is sponsoring events
throughout February in celebration of Black History Month.
All events are open to thepublic and free of charge, unless
noted.
For additional information, call the Center at (859)985-3148
or visit the Black Cultural Center web page at www.berea.edu/bcc/website/index.html.
WOMYN WITH WINGS, choreopoem by James. H. Chapmyn
Thursday, Feb. 8
8 p.m.
Phelps Stokes Chapel
With compassion, humor, movement and drama, the three-member
takes the audience on a whirlwind tour of the universal struggles
every womyn faces.
GREEK STEP SHOW
Friday, Feb. 9
9 p.m.
Gray Auditorium, Presser Hall
Features black fraternities and sororities from regional colleges
and universities.
FAMILY RECOGNITION DAY for non-traditional students
Sunday, Feb. 11
2 p.m.
Baird Lounge, Alumni Bldg.
CHAPEL SERVICE
Tuesday, Feb. 13
12 noon
Danforth Chapel
BLACK SUMMIT: Gaining Confidence in Social Settings
Tuesday, Feb. 13
6 p.m.
Boone Tavern
(free, with reservations) call (859) 985-3148
5TH ANNUAL UNITY BANQUET
Friday, Feb. 16
7 p.m.
The Commons, Woods-Penniman Bldg.
Speaker: Scott Horton, diversity awareness and diversity management
issues consultant and trainer for schools and top U.S. corporations
Entertainment: Uniqueness Models
For ticket information, call (859) 985-3148
CULTURAL EXPLOSION DANCE
Saturday, Feb. 17
9 p.m.
Activities Room, Alumni Bldg.
COPASETIC: An Evening of the Arts
Tuesday, Feb. 20
7 p.m.
The Commons, Woods-Penniman Bldg.
BOBBY SEALE, speaker
Thursday, Feb. 22
3 p.m.
Phelps Stokes Chapel
Carter G. Woodson Memorial Lecture, co-sponsored byBlack History
Month Task Force
The founder and former chairman (1966-74) of the Black Panther
Party and one of the "Chicago Eight" prosecuted for
protest activities at the 1968 Democratic Convention, Seale
has remained active in the struggle against racism, and for
civil-human rights through more mainstream political activity
and grassroots activism. He is currently an associate in the
department of African and African American Studies at Temple
University, and is the creator-director of Bobby Seale's R.E.A.C.H.,
Inc., an organization promoting "cooperational humanism" around
the world.
BLACK COMEDY TOUR
Friday, Feb. 23
9 p.m.
Woods-Penniman Bldg., The Commons
Comedians: Shawn C and Coco Brown
EBONY BOWL
Tuesday, Feb. 27 7 p.m.
Baird Lounge, Alumni Bldg.
Selected teams will test their black history knowledge and
compete for prizes.
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