Bethune Cookman University - Yearbook (Daytona Beach, FL)

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5 5, H T 4 Y i I f UL Lf 5 I A il' ' 1 X' .., If ' ,Q , , gh T F Ja- N I X , Q 19, Q! Q' Mgr . if 5 - 2 w M 1 . xr e 2 -l The Island The Cultural Affairs Department of Bethune-Cookman College presented Athol Fugard's two-man, anti-apartheid play, The Island and this signaled the start of the 86- 87 theatre season at B-CC. The psychological thriller transported the audience in Heyn Memorial Chapel to a jail cell in South Africa where the characters, Winston and John, were serving 10 years for burning their passbooks in defiance of the country's apartheid laws. The play followed the emotional rollercoaster that both men experienced during their stay in prison. The audience was greatly impressed with the talented actors, who were very powerful in their portrayal of the characters. , V . X I .

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Career Day 1986 Representatives from companies across America came to emphasize the changing face of industry in America. Students were urged by the keynote speaker to spend time preparing for the hard road ahead. The same parties will be here years from now, but only the academically prepared will move forward to bigger things. Dr. Rogers P. Fair, Jr., a B-CC graduate, who now practices medicine in Detroit, Michigan, was the speaker for the day. The students were able to relate to his down to earth meaningful message. The college is indeed proud of Dr. Fair, son of our college chaplain, for his accomplishments. Following the dynamic speech, the audience was treated to a brief gospel medley by Mr. Ponder. 5-Pi- L Q1 . Fi ' S i 1 I S ' T-mf' i. . ' Q jrn-1-0-51

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188f pecial events Spring Concert '86 Mr. Roland Brown Dr. Robert Williams Dr. Rebecca Steele Chorale Director Mr. Harold Bray Band Director A-'13 fifae-1.2 x va? '1 l-Af? ir fffiit.