Everyone begins at the Ignatius Chapel and proceeds around the campus, ending in the Peace Quad. The market, located at 700 Magazine Street, is open 8 a.m. As part of its Lagniappe Performance Series, the College of Music presents the Loyola Wind Ensemble with Joseph Hebert directing, at 3 p.m. in Roussel Hall. Admission is free. As part of its Lagniappe Performance Series, the College of Music presents the Loyola University Chorus and Chamber Singers with Margaret Hulley conducting at 3 p.m. in Roussel Hall.
Admission is free.
22 Monday The Latin American Film Series presents a screening of La Boca del Lobo at 7 p.m. in Bobet 219. The Peruvian army takes control of Chuspi, a small isolated village in the Andes, to counter the influence of the revolutionary guerrillas in Sendero Luminoso. This film deals with human rights violations, racism, and military repression. Call ext. 2573. The keynote speaker is Jeanne Kincaid, the nation's foremost expert on disability law in educational settings.