• Coach of the Year
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• India, The Bahamas, or Rome
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• New students arrive Jan. 14-15
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• LC prepares for snow
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• LC commits to energy upgrades
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• LC approved for doctoral programs
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• Athletics ranks in top 10
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• Outstanding youth volunteer
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• All-American gal
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• Join the Holiday Bash
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• Holiday concert to deck the halls
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• Bowling for ethics
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• Bravo
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• Young philanthropist
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• Helping out
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• Women's Soccer reaches Final Four
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• National champion
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• Designing men
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• Representing Poland
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• Women's soccer advances to Sweet 16
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• Catch the age wave
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• Is grad school in your future?
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• Walk for women
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• Singing for supper
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• LC Athletic Teams Win Four ODAC Titles
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• Learn your DPTs
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• Ethics and national security
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• New simulation lab in the works
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• Cross country teams win ODAC
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• Hungry and homeless
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• Lynchburg College to host German film festival
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• Time for a Power Shift
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• An evening of chamber music
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• Iranian author to read from work
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• Hike With Haiti
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• Jefferson's landscape
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• Making sport of physics
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• Fifty Years of Rock
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• Inquire, Explore, Conclude, Persuade, Engage
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• Two students named Marshall scholars
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• Speaker denied visa
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• Junior tapped for CAREER15
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• LC joins the Music Bridge
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• Is peace possible?
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• Trading Places: LC Style
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• Witness for Peace
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• Weir sets national record
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• The Tempest
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• Professor publishes first novel
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• Full Circle
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• The Poison That Fascinates
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• Asperger Syndrome workshop offered
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• Spokesongs Tour wheeling to LC
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• Mark Salzman's encore
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• Where will you go?
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• Concerts on tap for weekend
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• Concert to benefit Daily Bread
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• Weir breaks 25-year-old record
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• Coach Shellenberger dies at 88
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• LC sharing fun and games
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• Tracking academic success
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• Scuba dooby doo
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• Women's soccer No. 10 in nation
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• More than 700 news students join LC
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• Year of Alliances and Diversity
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• One of "America's Best Colleges"

The Tempest

Lynchburg College Theatre will present The Tempest, William Shakespeare's final play about revenge, romance, and reconciliation, on Oct. 8 - 10 at 7:30 p.m. and Oct. 11 at 2 p.m. in the Dillard Fine Arts Center Theatre.

The dramatic romance revolves around the adventures of King Alonso of Naples and his entourage who are washed ashore on a strange island inhabited by a magician who deliberately conjured up the storm.

The 16-member cast includes two students from Central Virginia, Derek Arey of Lynchburg and Matt Bowyer of Bedford.

The box office (434/ 544-8353) opens Monday, October 5, at 1 p.m.  and will be open from 1 to 5 p.m. weekdays and a half hour before curtain time. Tickets are $10, adults; $8, senior citizens (60+); $5, students. All seats are reserved.