The presentation will feature a variety of music and an array of soloists. Musical selections include songs made famous by Sinatra, big bands and other classics. Kathy Sacco, WJU music director, will direct the concert. Twenty-one students are scheduled to perform. For additional information, contact the office of Activity and Performing Arts at x2235.
Admission is free.
What started out as a video conference to link Bodson in Washington D.C. with an international economics class at Wheeling Jesuit, has grown to include local business and community leaders as well. After WJU and DOC officials talked more about the two-part seminar, it was decided the topics would be of interest to local businesses. Bodson felt he could use the seminars as a way to give something back to his alma mater. I can talk about this topic in class, but people like John are actually dealing with trade issues on a daily basis. His expertise provides our students and the community with greater insight.