September 1, 1980
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WANT FOOD?
There is one organization on
campus that I know ever>'one is
interested in. It's the Food
Committee! From all the griping
that 1 hear everyday, 1 know-
some of you have suggestions.
This is your big chance to voice
these suggestions and see
some of your wishes material
ize. So speak up!
The Food Committee consists
of the following five f>eople:
John Clyburn (chairperson),
Rueggy Cof>en, Tim Childrey,
Lee Ann Conner, and Sandy
Brady. All your suggestions or
complaints should be directed
towards any of these people. If
you don’t know who they are,
just ask around. Someone will
point them out to you!
The committee is ready and
A MODFJINIZEI)
INSTITIJTIOA'
Atlantic Christian utilizes an
IBM S/34 on-line computer
system to perform many of the
basic routine procedures neces
sary for the operation of the
college. The computer is a tool
whereby students, faculty,
alumni, and various administr
ative offices may be better
served by having information
available in a short period of
time. For example, class rosters
are available to professors for
their first class session. Grade
reports are issured to students
within a day or two later the
close of the semester. Reports
normally requiring weeks of
work are available within a few
minutes.
At the present time, the
college has one console station
(located in the registrar’s area,
Belk Adm Bldg) and three CRT
terminals. One terminal is lo
cated in the Development Office
and is used by the Develop
ment, Alumni, Admissions, and
Student Services offices. One
terminal is located in the Busi
ness Office. One terminal is
located in the Business Depart
ment in Hines Hall and is used
for instruction purposes. In
addition, the Business Depart
ment has an IBM S/3 for
instruction purposes.
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willing to listen to you and to try
to please you in any way they
can. Their meetings are held
every Monday night at 5:30 in
the Snack Bar. The meetings
also are oj>en to the student
body.
So if you want food improve
ment. don't just sit there and
cry about it, tell the Food
Committee!
SAIL OIV
park and one at Pariwood. Or,
you could always go hang out at
the Mall for your thrills. Other
than that, you got to make up
your own fun.
Well, until next week, this is
me, signing off to have my fun
chasing parked nurses...
RUEGGY
Shown above: Bethany Joyner and Debbie levy at the main
console located in the registrar’s office. Jo Ann Boyette, main
computer operator, was absent when picture was taken.
TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE
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62 63
ACROSS
1 Lard
4 Remain
9 Freshman
14 Mineral
15 Some
equines
16 Eremite, e.g.
17 Stalin, e.g.
19 Critical
20 Turkish coin
21 Persian
weight
22 Sister
23 Spanish
region
24 Tatter
26 'Begone!"
29 Plunge
31 Mariner
32 Fork part
33 Harsh
36 Man's name
38 High-ranked
Turk
39 Foretell
41 Garment
43 Attention
44 Cease
46 Cinders
47 Piedmont
city
49 Compass pt.
50 Varangians
51 Sharp
52 Smells
54 Eight: Prefix
58 — Act:
Canada's
constitution
60 Waterless
61 Mr. Flynn
62 Belt
64 Worm getter:
2 words
66 Speechify
67 Nimble
68 Common suf
fix
69 Stacked
70 Grazes
71 Beetle
DOWN
1 — point
2 Got up
3 Pace
4 Asian river
5 Outlaw
6 Celtic
7 Abandons
8 Legal copies
9 Project
10 Grasshopper
11 Proclaim
12 Wager
13 Prior to
18 Darned
24 Phantom
25 Containers
27 Ire
28 Cleaves
30 Eye part
33 Talk
34 Cancel
35 Spinal
37 Verne hero 62 Bribe
40 Unmusical 63 Three: Prefix
42 Sop up
45 Nobles
48 Natural
53 — eleison
55 Sobbed
65 Legal deg.
FlllDAY
NIGHT
JAM!
WILSON ” Jim Cornick was
presented in a senior guitar
recital by the Atlantic Christian
College, on Friday. Aug. 2*), at 8
p.m.. on the college campus.
He played various compos
itions of many eras including
Classical, Renaissance,
Barix]ue. and Comtemporary
styles. Cornick’s program feat
ured compositions by Bach,
Tarrega, Llobet, Satie, Villa-
Lobos, and Mason Williams.
He has studied with Stan
Bumgarner, A1 Kixwz, the late
Jerry Davis, John Greene and
currently with Mike Thompson.
He plays lead guitar w ith the Air
Play Band of Wilson. He is
employed part-time at radio
stations WVOT and WXYY as a
station operator and broadcast
announcer.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert M. Cornick Jr., of Mar
ion, Va. He is a member of Delta
Sigma Phi fraternity.
PIXics
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57 More mature
59 Mimicked
61 Peepers
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