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CULTURAL DIVERSITY NIGHT PLANNED

Clarion University and the Clarion Community are sponsoring the first annual "Cultural Diversity Night" on Monday, Oct. 9, from 8-11 p.m. in front of the Clarion County Courthouse as part of Autumn Leaf Festival.

Clarion University and the Clarion Community are sponsoring the first annual "Cultural Diversity Night" on Monday, Oct. 9, from 8-11 p.m. in front of the Clarion County Courthouse as part of Autumn Leaf Festival. This is the first joint, cultural event planned by Clarion University and the Community and is free and open to the public.

Performing will be: "The Cool Jazz Quartet" with Clarion University faculty member Brian Roberts, Elliot Lawrence, Mark Spencer,and Calvin Stemley of Pittsburgh; "Scandinavian Dancing" by Richard and Beverly Smaby, Clarion University faculty members; Jackie Croyle, a Clarion University student and president of the Clarion University Native American Student Tribal Council" - singing Cherokee songs and her own musical selections; the Clarion International Association featuring International song and dance; the Clarion University Lift Every Voice Choir singing gospel music; and "Runakuna," an Ecuador Indian musical group.

For more information call the Office of Social Equity at 2109. In case of rain the event will be canceled.