Some last minute changes require an update. Would you please discard the earlier release and use this one instead. The March 14 festival, designed to designed to showcase Southeastern's fine academics and fun atmosphere for visiting District Literary Rally high school students, alumni and community friends, will also offer a series of children's camps, according to Alumni Association Director Kathy Pittman and Rock ' n Roar Chairman Judy Althouse of Hammond. Pittman said 21st Judicial District Attorney Scott Perrilloux and fellow Lions Baseball alumni Jeff Motes, Tommy Ferran and Chris Laiche will host a camp for young baseball enthusiasts from 9 a.m. to noon at Alumni Field, the SLU Lion's baseball diamond. Roar visitors age six and up on how to search for information on the Internet in Room 355 on the library's third floor.
Parents are welcome to accompany their children.
Add One art camp for children of all ages from 9-11 a.m. at the library. Don Marshall, director of the CRS Program and Southeastern's Clark Hall Gallery, said the camp, which is free, will take place under the library's breezeway. Participants, who must be accompanied by parents or an adult, will be shown how to use their creativity to make items such as masks and bookmarks. The camp will end with a performance by the young participants for parents and other guests. Guests will also be able to obtain application, financial aid and campus job information.