Inside October 19, 2004's Issue

Out of Shape wins first game of the co-ed flag football season

Celtics, Dream Team closing in on the 3-on-3 championship

Ski trip set to hit the slopes

By Becky Crooks
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Staff Writer

Ski country is closer than one might think.

Georgia Highlands College's annual ski/snowboarding trip to the Graystone Lodge in the mountains of North Carolina is rapidly approaching.

The trip, scheduled for Dec. 12-16, is primarily for class credit for either PHED 1420-Beginning Skiing/Snowboarding or PHED 1421-Intermediate Skiing/Snowboarding. The credit will be offered for the Spring 2005 semester.

�Snow skiing and snowboarding are so much fun. Students get a great deal of enjoyment out of the trip,� said Dr. Ken Weatherman, professor of physical education.

Weatherman has led the trip to North Carolina for the past 25 years.

The costs range from $189 to $468 depending on people per room, whether the participant skis or snowboards and if he or she needs equipment.

The trip is available to all students, faculty, staff and friends. In the past at least 40 people have gone on this trip each year.

The due date for the deposit is Wednesday, Dec. 4, and it is non-refundable.

For any more information contact Weatherman at (706) 295-6353 or by email at [email protected].

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