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Scheduled Events for - ,. q • if~..o:J ~ .. FOOD '1Mte flJIf ~ CIty ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 11::1e1 ~ Ia-II'- HuIIIMrd P8Itl (RIIift: c.ace'ed) A sampling of Iowa City cuisine will again be available for ACACIA fratemity's philanthropic event to benefit Iowa City's Ronald McDonald House. We have added more vendors thiS year so be sure to partake in the scrumptious food in tl)e park. _ FoodS .... CrIItta •••••••-••••••••••••• ~~ p.IW\. HIM ..... P8Itl (R8In: IIIU BeIInom) let your tastebuds take a different tum as your nose leads the way to the "ariety of ethnic foods presented. You will be able to broaden your horizons wit\') food provided by UI stUdent groups and local organizations. Sp .gI1iet:tI .,....,. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 5:00 p..rn.-8.-cJQ .,...... Sports Column ~ In ConIvRIe This is something new this year! The race is being kicked off with a tasty way to prepare for the big day. Bring the whole family along to enjoy a carbo-Ioading celebration in the fun and lively atmosphere of the new Sports Column Restaurant. EVENTS I ACTIVITIES ....,.,..... Peck-~ ............ .......... : ..•. 10:00 a.m.-s.~ p.m. T .... ce L.oIIbr The time is almost here, so RiverRun runners need to pick-up their registration .. materialS. • .AII deY InfonnIIIIO" aooth ...........................• 9:00 a.,m..&."OO ....... ~ eon-r 01 Hubbard (Rain: IMU Terrace Lobbr) AOY and all information that you need to know will be available. As well as a first aid and volunteer check in for may organizations participating in the festiVities. DoUbI- Dare ................................9:00 1l.IILo
Scheduled-Events tOr : = c c . ~ i ". i MUSIC ..". «tile .."". " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " " "., f:ClO .......e:oo P.in. HubINud P.-k (Rain: IMU ...... Lounge) A highlight of RiverFest for years, Battle of the Bands is back With many of IOWa City's finest bands competing for cashO prizes. Come and see it for yourself! Announcement 01 Battle 01 tile ..... WInner •••••••••••• .5:15 p;.,n. HubbIIrd Pwk (Raln:IMU MaIn LOunge) Once the winner is announced, they will play again to entertain you with their Winning musical talent. , . Music on the Patio •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 11:3Q P.In...&OO P""'- Art MlIMUIII Patio (RaIn: IMU WheelrooInJ Come and listen to some fun tunes on the Art Museum Patio. !his aJl-day line up is sure to impress, as you enjoy the relaxing atmosphere. Kevin "a.F." Burt and the Comer Pocxet laFosse Baroque Ensemble Steel Pan Ensemble 11:30 a.m.-1 :00 p.m. 2:00 p.m.-3:oo p.m. 4:00 p.m.-5:oo p.m. ~ ~ """""""""""""""""""""""""",,,,,, .1:00 p.m.-8:3O P.nL H ....... Stage (Rain: IMU MaIn Lounge) This regional talent will entertain with their hit tunes. High and Lone.DIne ••••• ~ ••••••••'•••••••••• .9:30 -..n.-11:OO P.ft\. ~ Stage l"-in: MaIn Lounge\ Former Battle of the Sands winners are back on the RiverFest stage with their papular sounds and great beats. 'If " 4 ... ~"" A VOLUNTEER EFFORT by Oubonh Phomvisay Hundreds of volunteers help make RiverFest a success The Executive Council members of the Riverfest Commission seem like super heroes. "But we can't be in a hundred places at once," said Amanda Fisher, University Relations Director. Instead, approximately 300 volunteers will help the /5 member Executive Council make RiverFest 1998 a huge success. These 300 volunteers will do eveT)1hing h:om planning and organizing events to being on hand all weekend 10 ensure eveT)' event runs smoothly. . Recruiling started in early March with table tents in the Iowa Memorial Union. Members of the University Relations Committee also visited sororities, fraternities, and student organizations t~ enlist volunteers. A sign-up was held March 9-// in the IMU, where indiViduals signed up to volunteer on committees 10 help set-up, clean-up, and oversee acti~ities throughout RiverFest weekend, April 23-26. . Many \olunteers, howc ... cr, become imolved \cry early in the year. A former volunteer and now Assistant Executi\'e Director, Marketing, Audra Guinn, explained, "Getting in touch \\ith people was the hardest part of working for the Uni\'ersit) Relations Committee. It was never easy getting in touch \\ilh Ihe right people." Guinn added that seeing evcqthing come together at the end and kno\\ing her hard work was put to use, made it all worth while. The overwhelming result was the greatest moment for most RiverFest volunteers. "It was hard work, bUI so many people benefited from it. When so many people showed up, it was greal," said Gina Russo, a volunteer for the Run DMC concen at RiverFest '97, and for the Habitat for Humanity booth during the Studenl Group Information fair. Russo also said the realization that the effons of so many people could pull off such a large and diverse festival is what made it worth while. _ According to Fisher, nearly half of the event volunteers will be needed for RiverRun. Volunteen> \\ill be along the course to control traffic and assist the runners. Other volunteers ",ill set up and monilor events throughout Riverfest wee\l.cmt **The Executive Council wishes to extend a heartfelt thanks to aU the volunteen that are helping . ma'o.e. 9.\'iuY~'!o\ \C)')'& a success"" DOWN-AND DIR1Y IN HUBBARD PARKby Kelly Krause lliverFest 1998 continues tradition of hosting Phi K4ppa Tbeta/AJpba Phi Double Da.re pbilanthropy. Have you ever wanted 10 be on a game show? Well, here's your chance! Come join the Phi lappa Theta fr.uemjty md Al~ Phi sorority in Hubbard Park on "Super Sarurda);" April 25!h, &om 9am fO 4pm. This Greek philanthropy involves approximately 300 members of !he Greek communit)! The pi of the even! is 10 raise $ J ,500 in donations for the Emergency Housing Project and RooaJd McDonald House. The winners of Double Dare will partiCipate in an event with !he two sponsors of !he ~ Phi lappa Theta and Alpha Phi. The cost for each chapler participating in the event includes a $35 entry fee for !he first leam and $10 for each additional team entered.. The teams consist of four members who, like !he old Nickelodeon game show, must answer questions or participate in physical challenges_ AI !he end of !he game, each ~ must run !hrough a «Super Sloppy" obstacle course including eight more messy challenges. If }'Ou're nol a member of the Greek community, do nor worry. For a donation, kids of all ages C2ll still,.. participate individually between rounds to win small prizes by answering questions, doing pht'Sical ch2Ilenges, or trying a part of the obstacle course. They'll get really, really m~ but what kid doesn't get dirty every DOW and !hen! According 10 Ryan Schooley, Phi Kappa Theta phiJanthropy chair, «It's a great chance fO give back 10 !he community by proViding entertainment and giving the proceeds to Emergency Housing Project and Cardiac Care." Stop by Hubbard Park for some «Super Sloppy" fun in the sun at RiverFest.
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