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<strong>Wayne</strong> <strong>State</strong> <strong>College</strong> students, faculty and staffdonated half a dozen boxes of toys to be distributedby the Haven House shelter and crisis interventionorganization in the <strong>Wayne</strong> and Sioux City, Iowaarea. Collection sites at all the WSC residence hallswere part of a project for the Midwest Affiliation of<strong>College</strong> and Universities Residence Halls. Variouscontests and promotions occurred at each residencehall to encourage participation. Gathering andboxing the toys were from left: Matthew Cade ofBlair, Kelli Chocholousek of Norfolk, Katy Burns ofPapillion, Tami Munch of Bellevue and DeannaWoldt of Sioux Falls, S.D.Ailey II, nationally-renowned dance company performed oncampus March 2 as part of the Black & Gold performing artsseries. Ailey II Dance Company, the celebrated youngperformers from Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, hasbecome one of the most popular dance companies in theUnited <strong>State</strong>s . The company merges the spirit and energy ofthe country’s best young dance talent with the passion andcreative vision of today’s most outstanding emergingchoreographers.Marlene Mueller, professor of art at <strong>Wayne</strong> <strong>State</strong>exhibited paintings and drawings at the NordstrandGallery from Jan. 19-Feb. 12. The work was created infulfillment of a sabbatical she was granted during thespring semester 2004. The nine acrylic paintings reflectaerial views of the college campus, downtown <strong>Wayne</strong>and rural farmsteads. Pictured, Mueller (right) visitswith Gary and Pam Boehle of <strong>Wayne</strong>.WAYNE STATE MAGAZINE 13
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