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PAGE 4 — Smoke Signals, Wednesday, January 26, 1977
Committee Hears Requests of Students
The Cafeteria Committee met
Friday, November S, 1976 with the
fol^wing members present: Ben
Sumn, Chairman, Danny Deskins,
Food Service Director, Dean Roy
Winslow, Mrs. Alice Vann, Professor
Bill Sowell, Mrs. Sarah Wright, Dean
Pullen-Mixon and Columns, Ray King-
E^st Hall, Mary Jean Ranson-Jenkins
Hall and Carol Neidig-Belk Hall.
Mr. Sutton called the meeting to
order and purposes of the Committee
were reviewed for the members. He
suggested that the students serve as
liaison between students in their dor
mitories and cafeteria management.
He stated that opinions and ideas are
welcomed both by the Committee and
the cafeteria staff.
The Committee agreed to meet at
10:00 a. m. on the first Friday of each
month, and agreed to publish the
minutes in the Smoke Signals. It was
su^ested that the editor of the Smoke
Signals should be invited to attend the
meetings.
The following recommendations were
considered: In an answer to a question
raised by Carol Neidig, Mr. Deskins
replied ftat tea bags are available to
students, but cannot be left in the dining
hall as previously since they are
carried out by the students. They are
available, but must be requested from
from the ladies in the serving line.
A request was made that increased
staff be available in the snackbar
from9:00 to 11:00 and at lunch hours.
Mr. Deskins said that he would comply
with this request.
It was requested that grits and oat
meal be served each morning and Mr.
Deskins agreed to do this.
A question was asked about the
schedule of breakfast meats, and Mr.
Deskins said that we serve meat every
other morning.
A question was asked about why soft
Schedule of
Intermurals
AMERICAN
GP - Crabs
IP - Kings
2P - Wildmen
3P - Derelicts
4P - Hell Raisers
5P - TBNL
6P - Havac
7P - Raiders
8P - Penthouse
NATIONAL
Mixon - Express
IE - Aardvarks
2E - Mean Machine
3E • Magicians
IWS - Angles
IWN - Swingers
2WS - Turkeys
2WN - Outlaws
3WN-S0S
The top four teams from each league
will advance to the Play-offs.
Any team that forfeits two or more
games will be dropped from the league
and will not receive any intramural
points.
Tuesday, January 18
6:30 - IP Kings v 8P Penthouse
7:30 - 2P Wildmen v 7P Raiders
8:30 - 3P Derelicts v 6P Havoc
9:30 - 4P Hell Raisers v 5P TBNL
Thursday, January 10
6:30 - IE Aardvarks v 3WN SOS
7:30 - 2E Mean Machines v 2WN
Outlaws
8:30 - 3E Magicians v 2WS Turkeys
9:30 - IWS Angles V IWN Swingers
Wednesday, January 26
7:30 - GP Crabs v 7P Raiders
8:30 - IP Kings v 6P Havoc
9:30 - 2P WUdmen v 5P TBNL
Thursday, January 27
4:30 - 3P Derelicts v 4P Hell Raisers
5:30 - Mixon Express v 2WN Outlaws
Monday, January 31
3:30 - IE Aardvarks v 2WS Turkeys
4:30 - 2E Mean Machines v IWN
Swingers
5:30 - 3E Magicians v IWS Angles
Tuesday, February 1
7:30 - 7P Raiders v 5P TBNL
8:30 - 8P Penthouse v 4P Hell Raisers
9:30 - GP Crabs v 3P Derelicts
Thursday, February 3
7:30 - IP Kings v 2P Wildmen
8:30 - 3WN SOS v 2WS Turkeys
9:30 - Mixon Express v IWN Swingers
Tuesday, February 8
4:00 - IE Aardvarks v IWS Angles
5:00 - 2E Mean Machines v 3E
Magicians
6:00 - 8P Penthouse v 6P Havoc
7:00 - GP Crabs v 5P TBNL
8:00 - IP Kings v 4P Hell Raisers
9:00 - 2P Wildmen v 3P Derelicts
Wednesday, February 9
7:30 - 2WN Outlaws v IWN Swingers
8:30 - 3WN SOS v IWS Angles
9:30 - Mixon Express v 3E Magicians
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drinks sometimes are “flat” and Mr.
Deskins suggested that when this oc
curs students should call this to his
attention or to that of Mr. Burnette.
The problem may be corrected im
mediately when they are informed of it.
Various menu it^s were discussed,
and in general the students seemed
pleased with the rotation.
Suggestions were requested from
students about the type of highlight
dinner to be served before
Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Possibilities include the traditional
turkey dinner, a buffet style meal, a
steamship round. Mr. Deskins in
formed the group that he plahs to serve
steaks at least once a month.
Mrs. Vaim reported that the two
Police Women who were guests of the
college recently were very com
plimentary of the meals they enjoyed in
the cafeteria. Some of the student
members complinented Mr. Deskins as
well. Moreover, they expressed ap
preciation for the fact that he has added
soup to the noon meal.
Mr. Deskins and Mr. Sutton agreed to
investigate the possibility of a soft ice
aeam machine for use on the serving
lines.
There seems to be less line breaking
than we have experienced in the past,
and students seem to be removing their
soiled dishes and trays from the tables
and carrying them to the pass-through
window better than in the past. Mr.
Desk^s pointed out that when students
cooperate in this manner it cuts down
cn labor costs and gives him more
money to invest in special treats for
students.
The student committee members
were invited to bring with them a fresh
man who will serve &e balance of this
year and next year on the Committee.
Registration Woes
Thursday, February 10
3:30 - IE Aardvarks v 2E Mean
Machines
4:30 - 6P Havoc v 3P Hell Raisers
5:30 - 7P Raiders v 3P Derelicts
Tuesday, February 15, 1977
4:00 - 8P Penthouse v 2P Wildmen
5:00 - GP Crabs v IP Kings
Thursday, February 17
4:00 - 2WS Turkeys v IWS Magicians
6:00 - 3WN Outlaws v 3E Mean
Machines
7:00 - Mixon Express v IE Aardvarks
8:00 - 5P TBNL v 3P DereUcts
9:00 - 7P Raiders v IP Kings
Monday, February 21
3:30 - 6P Havoc v 2P Wildmen
4:30 - 8P Penthouse v GP Crabs
5:30 - IWN Swingers v 3E Magicians
Wednesday, February 23
3:30 - 2WS Turkeys v 2E Mean
Machines
4:30 - 2WN Outlaws v IE Aardvarks
5:30 - 3WN SOS v Mixon Express
6:30 - 4P Hell Raisers v 2P Wildmen
7:30 - 5P TBNL v IP Kings
8:30 - 6P Havocs v GP Crabs
9:30 - 7P Raiders v BP Penthouse
Thursday, February 24
3:30 IWS Angles v 2E Mean Machines
4:30 - IWN Swingers v IE Aardvarks
5:30 - 2WS Turkeys v Mixon Express
Monday, February 28
3:30 - 2WN OuUaws v 3WN SOS
4:30 - 3P Derelicts v IP Kings
8:30 - 4P Hell Raisers v GP Crabs
9:30 - 5P TBNL v 8P Penthouse
Tuesday, March 1
7:30 - 6P Havoc v 7P Raiders
8:30 - 3E Magicians v IE Aardvarks
9:30 - IWS Angles v Mixon Express
Wednesday, March 2
7:30 - IWN Swingers v 3WN SOS
8:30 - 2WS Turkeys v 2WN OuUaws
9:30 - 5P TBNL v 6P Havoc
Thursday, March 3
3:30 - 2P Wildmen v GP Crabs
4:30 - 3P Derelicts v 8P Penthouse
5:30 - 4P Hell Raisers v 7P Raiders
6:30 - 2E Mean Machines v Mixon
Express
7:30 - 3E Magicians v 3WN SOS
8:30 - IWS Angles v 2WN Outlaws
9:30 - IWN Swingers v 2WS Turkeys
Monday, March 7
3:30 - Make-up
4:30 Make-up
5:30 - Make-up
6:30 - 2nd American v 3rd National
7:30 - 1st National v 4th American
8:30 - 1st American v 4th National
9:30 - 2nd National v 3rd American
Tuesday, March 8
7:30 - Winner 6:30 v Winner 7:30
8:30 - Winner 8:30 v Winner 9:30
Wednesday, March 9
8:00 - CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
By Ed Moore
Registration at Chowan is probable
one of the most frightening experiences
anyone could possibly imagine. It is
like stepping into another dimention
containing .vast ?)iiBnities of mass
confusion, nervous break downs aae
sheer frustrations, all which finally
progress to tendencies of a
psychopatheic killer.
E^temisive research on the past of
prominent local psychiatrists or shinks,
( Use the word your I.Q. allows you to
understand) has shown that Chowan
Registration deteriorates the mind.
(Jttdgeing by some of the people around
here, they lumw what they were talking
about.) Several of them have already
petitioned congress to dispose of this
form of cruel and unusual punishment.
Also, the registration process is
physically exhausting, since it requires
numerous trips from one station to
another^ and up and down stairs at
increased rate of speed. During these
activities the rate of heart-beat in
creases blood pressure rises and
tempers boil.
While each effect on the human body,
either mentally or physically, are
tragic alone, combined they create a
disturbance similar to behavior of
Froglodikes.
If you don’t understand that, it means
simply, “Riot with Reason” and has the
diaracteristics of animal warfare. It
seems we were lucky last time out, as
far as fatalities are concerned. But ever
though there were no injuries, five
students have been reported missing in
action.
What has been presented here is a
brief view of disadvantage in
registration. But there’s more to it
than that. In fact, after you’ve gotten
over the initial shock, you’ll realize that
registration has something fw
everybody-depending on how derranged
they are. Also NBC has confirmed
plans to include an activity called
“Registration Adventure,” (tosed on
our own), on next season’s edition of
“Almost Anything Goes
Sophomores Susan Ferebee, left, of Camden and Jo Ann Light of
Mechanicsville, Va., served as co-captains on the women’s volleyball team
which captured thrid place In the North Carolina Junior College State
Tournament at Duke University. Holding the trophy is Coach Janet Collins,
who reported the team ended play with a 7-11 record. Most of the games
were against senior colleges. Mrs. Collins said the Lady Braves played well
against Peace College in the tournament game for second place. The Lady
Braves won the second game and made a close contest for the deciding
game before losing, 16-14. The tournament was won by Louisburg.
John Murray, director of programs for CAOA in
Murfreesboro, receives a check for $55 from Kathie
McKnight, treasurer, and Dr. John Gosnell, sponsor.
raised by the Sociology Club for needy families at
Christmas time.
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