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Sadie Hawliins Day provided much fun for all involved, from the participants to the
observers. Photo by Ken Finch
Sadie Hawkins visits AC
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Congratulations Harper!!
In the afternoon’s “Battle of
the Sexes” with MIA, the WlA
"pulled through" in the tug-of-
war. Way to go women! (Of
course, we will not mention the
tact that there were ten girls to
the five guys!)
The day would have been
incomplete without an evening
affair! The WIA, along with
MIA and the Student Center,
sponsored a dance open to all
students. Everyone present en
joyed “gettin' down to the
music" which ranged from
beach to disco to a “little bit of
soul." WIA would like to take
this opportunity to thank Phil
Lassiter and the MIA Council
for all of their “pro" work as
D.J.’s. And “thank you" cer
tainly is extended to you, the
students who are the only ones
who can “make it happen" at
A.C.
Well, women, be on the
lookout for the dates of upcom
ing events such as the Fashion
Show presented in October by
Belk’s! And there is more to
come! See ya around,
submitted by: Nancy Ellen
Bridges
InheritTheWindopens next Wednesday
Stage and Script’s first pro
duction of the school year is
Inherit the Wind, which will
open Wednesday night, Oct. 10
at 8 pm in Howard Chapel. The
play involves the largest assem
bled cast by Stage and Script.
Previously dramatic produc
tions have opened on Thursday
nights. Asked about the change
in opening. Drama Director Paul
Crouch said, “Students have
complained that they didn’t
have enough opportunities to
see the plays. We decided to
open on Wednesday to give
them one more performance.
Since the additional perform
ance costs us more to do, we will
have to revert to the Thursday
opening it we do not get large
Wednesday night audiences,"
The play will run through Satur
day. giving students, faculty,
staff and others four perfor
mance chances.
Questioned about the large
cast involved. Crouch said,
"Putting thirty-six people on
our small stage has been a real
challenge, but it has been worth
it. 1 his play gives inexperienced
actors the chance to play small
parts and find out what per
forming is all about. Hopefully,
many of these people will want
to come back and play larger
roles in the future."
Crouch also talked about the
ideas dramatized in the play.
The plot depicts the famous
Scopes Monkey Trial which
raised the question of whether
evolution could be taught in the
public schools. "But," says
Crouch, "the play is not about
evolution. It's about whether
people have the right to explore
any idea that someone might
raise. One character in the play
says, 'An idea is like a child
inside your body, it has to be
born.' That’s what we are
concerned with in this play.”
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For the past several weeks,
both the Student Government
Association and the ACC Office
of Student Services have issued
a reminder in both the Green
Slate and the Collegiate stating:
You are reminded of the
requirement of the SGA Con
stitution in Article V, Section
IX which states: "In order to
maintain status as an official
campus organization, all or
ganizations must submit an
aplication to the second
meeting of the new Senate
requesting a Charter
renewal. If approved by a
majority of the members of
the Senate, the organization
shall maintain its charter.”
Social forms will no longer be
approved for organizations
that do not have this infor
mation on file in the Office
As a result of this request, the
following organizations have
been approved by the SGA
Senate as official campus
orgainzations. Accounting Club
Afro-American Awareness
Alpha Chi
Alpha Omega
Cheerleaders
English Club
Gamma Delta Iota
Math Club
MENC
Phi Beta Lambda
P.E. Club
AC College Republicans
Science Club
Social Science Club
Stage and Script
Student Nurses Organization
Young Democrats
Also the following organizations
are recognized by the SGA
By-Laws as official camou.
ganizations »
SGA
^ Classes
Campus Christian Associate,
t^Uegiate
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Alpha Sigma Phi
Delta Sigma Phi
Delta Zeta
Interfraternity Council
Men’s Interdorm
Panhellenic Council
Phi Mu
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Sigma Pi
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Women's Interdorm
There are, however, organia.
Hons which did not fill out then
parter Renewal Applica,i„,
as specified. They are no C
recognized as campus orga„b
tions and will no longer bt‘
allowed to place announcemenc
in the Green Slate or mUize''
campus facilities. These are"
Baptist Student Union
Circle K
College Gospel Choir
EHI
ACC Jaycees
Pi Gamma Mu
Psychology Club
Sigma Gamma Nu
Sigma Pi Alpha
SNEA
UCCF
Women’s Rec Association
Bulldog Power Club
German Club
Gymnastics Club
Rotract Club
Soccer Club
Sport Parachute Club
ACC Trailblazers
FCA
Music Club
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