^aARCH 24, 1972
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I like it — its
and fashionable.
Letter
Dear Editor:
In view of the recent incidents
concerning the “volunteer”
professors, which include
courses in the business depart
ment, we would like to take this
opportunity to commend these
gentlemen for their dedicated
service, and bring out a few
unemphasized points in their
favor.
1. Students receive firsthand
knowledge of the business world,
not material read from a book,
2. These gentlemen are highly
undercompensated for services
rendered.
3. No one seems to remember
the professional time lost by
these men in the classroom, and
how much preparation is
required for these courses, but
many seem to remember the
small amount lost by the student
when these men must be absent
to conduct their own business.
4. Their willingness to help
students outside the over
crowded classrooms is ad
mirable. They have an open-
door policy with the students
after class hours for added
benefit.
This list does not include other
factors which are too lengthy,
but just as important, because of
the space limitation.
As a final note, we reaffirm
our thanks and appreciation for
the efforts of these gentlemen,
and ask for commendation, not
condemnation from the ad
ministration.
John A. Wells, Robert E.
Privette, James W. Bass, Philip
L. Bartholomew, Gregory W,
Snow, Don Hughes, A1 Loftis Jr.,
Gerald W. Matthews, Robert
Boykin, William Davis, Jim
Lowery, John Wilson, H. 0.
Williams Jr., W. C. Carlson,
Charles P. Everhart Jr.,
William Ashe
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The Washington Post, of
Washington, D. C., has recently
acquired several silkscreen
prints of Norbert W. Irvine,
Assistant Professor of Art at
Atlantic Christian College. The
prints become a part of their
permanent collection of art.
Norbert W. Irvine is currently
having a one man exhibition of
his prints at Lenoir Community
College in Kinston.
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Sprouting Sprigs Of Hair
In past years beards have
been on and off things in the
fashion world of men and todav
with hair
in thing ■'
nationwide
adorning
seems
urnpuses
YOU just want to Jo it
more natural than shaving.
Bowles
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federal courts issued orders."
Bowles emphasized his con
cern for neighborhood schools:
“I believe in the value of the
neighborhood school and if
elected I shall work to preserve
it.”
“Just as in a number of other
areas where my opponent
refuses to recognize the
problem, I think something can
be done to alleviate the situation,
but it cannot be done by turning
our backs to the problems.
“I don't have all the answers,
but I am willing to acknowledge
that we have problems and that
they are not being handled in a
proper manner. But you don’t
find solutions by closing your
eyes to problems.
“This represents no change in
my thinking since the day I
announced. I am opposed to
forced busing solely to achieve
racial balance in our public
schools.”
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good representative.
Later in the session, Duke
University president and
presidential candidate Terry
Sanford addressed the students.
Sanford stated that he is a
serious candidate for the
Democratic presidential
nomination and said he is
looking forward to the May 6
North Carolina primary in which
he will face former front-runner
Ed Muskie.
Representing ACC at this
years session of NCSL were:
Robbie Steen, Jim Abbott, John
McDaniel, Craig Rowan, Tom
Kawana, Margie Thorpe and
Nancy Liverman.
will attest to this new. yet old.
fashion hukIo
In the Iasi two years langin^:
ACC men have begun to catch up
with the rest of their ptvrs First
there was a bit of {mu on the
upper lip which has now
blossomed into ' the real thing
When queried as to why he
wears a beard, student Phil
Todd commentiHi, i like it its
warm and fashionable ” lie
slated that this is his third beard
and its here to siav this time
.According to I’hil, a hearci
eliminates the problem of
shaving twice daily and "gnes
the old folks something to talk
about '
Mr Edward Brown of the art
department faculty, remarked
that originally he cultivated his
beard out of curiosity and now
feels that wearing said beard is
more natural than the ritual of
shaving
COLLEGI.XTE staff member
Joe Collier commented on the
fact that it’s like long hair, you
grow the bear basically because
you want to.
Steve Sprinkle, one of the
”{jod Squad, " says that his
beard sprouting was just a
matter of coincidence at first.
When you're on an ar
chaeological dig there just isn't
much spare water for shaving
Steve, on returning to
civilization, kept his beard out of
curiosity. He wanted to see if
people would look beyond the
hair on his face or just write him
off as a radical, Steve's most
interesting comment was,
■■,,,sure does keep things out of
my lap "
So whether fad, fashion,
curiosity, necessity, manhood or
whatever the reason, it appears
that unshaven faces are back
again!
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"VVe. the overwhelming
majority of California
athletes, find that we can no
longer live in the S{)-talled
apolitical atmosphere' which
has permeated the athletic
community. We find it
necessary now to voice our
opixisiiion to President Nxon's
oppressive policies at home
and abroad"
Bob McLennan, captain
of the 1970 I'niversity of
California .NCAA Champion
ship track team
Big game hunters took
black bears in New '\’ork state
during the 1971 season.
Notice
Ice three inches thick will
support one man on foot, 7'2
inches will hold an automobile
and one foot of ice will sustain a
truck.
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