Again, CAS Loyolans will greet visitors, and refreshments will be provided. The program includes selections from Madrigals of Love , Showboat , and seasonal sacred and secular works from the 14th to 20th centuries. The seasonal works will focus on Thanksgiving and care for the earth, praise of God through music and creation, and remembrance of the dead. The group will feature music by Bach, Glenn Miller, Mozart, Richard Rodgers, Sousa and Wagner. The choir will feature guest soloist DeJuana Small.
All concerts are open to the public.
The student health service will support the American Cancer Society's Great American Smokeout on Thursday, Nov. 21. The nationwide event gives faculty, staff and students an opportunity to join other Americans in taking a 24-hour break from smoking. In 1965, 29.6 percent of people who had ever smoked had quit. Thanks to awareness campaigns like the Great American Smokeout, this number will grow. The winners will represent Loyola at the National Intercollegiate College Bowl in Washington, D.C., on March 6.