Monica Kizer
Reporter
The Rogue Social Club kicked off the fall semester with its first fundraiser car wash on Aug. 29 at the local AutoZone in Columbus.
Social clubs are a great opportunity to get involved and make lasting friendships, but the fees can be very expensive. The main purpose of this particular fundraiser was to raise funds for new and existing members, so they will not have to pay out so much of their own money during the semester.
Ryan Savage
Reporter
The Tennessee Williams Tribute and Tour of Victorian Homes Volunteer Committee has been invited to bring their talent to Provincetown, Mass. Brenda D. Caradine, committee chair, stated that ten years ago, she received a call from Dr. David Kaplan, explaining that he was beginning his own festival in honor of the playwright's summer trips to Provincetown. This year, the group has been asked to join and perform "Suddenly Last Summer" for the Provincetown Tennessee Williams Theater Festival.
This is the committee's 14th year to host the Tennessee Williams Tribute Festival. The committee has made it their mission to commemorate the southern hospitality of Tennessee Williams and his birthplace by hosting, presenting and performing the famous literary works from the renowned, local playwright.
Monica Kizer
Reporter
Passport to Wellness and Bliss Yoga start off the fall semester at The W with their first event, "Barefoot on the Bridge" on Sept. 10 at 6 p.m. at the Riverwalk Bridge.
The event is free and is open to the public.
Passport to Wellness is an organization of student leaders who want to make a positive health change on the campus of The W and in the community. This year, the organization is thinking outside the box by getting The W and the community involved with a different style of physical activity: yoga.
