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Page 4—Smoke Signals, Tuesday, May 3, 1983 The Chowan College freshman class supported the Hertford County Special Olympics with both money and volunteer service. Marsha Taylor of Murfreesboro, chairman of the freshman class spring service project, presents a check for $200 raised by the freshmen to Carolyn Farrow, director of the county's Special Olympics. Also present are, from left: Steve Banks, freshman class president; Dr. Arthur Wiggins, Hertford County Schools associate superintendent who directs the exceptional children’s program; London Miales, Riverview School prin cipal and chairperson for the Special Olympic s steering committee; and Susie Deloatch, Special Olympics assis tant director. About 30 freshmen volunteered to assist with Special Olympics. f?oy Winslow is the freshman class sponsor. Taking part in the recent Photography 102 conference coll with photographer Neil Leifer of TIME were Richard Michaels, Barry Woods, and Mark Massingill. At right is Mr. R. H. Denton of Carolina Telephone Company. Carolina Telephone Company, based in Torboro, supplied the conference call equipment and donated the long distance call to Chowan's photography students. Leifer's photographs have graced the cover of SPORTS IL LUSTRATED os well as TIME. The students during the conference call were able to gain insight into the work of a top professional photographer. The students were very appreciative of Leifer taking his time to talk with them as well being appreciative of Carolina Telephone Company tor the donation of time and equipment. (Staff Photo) History 101 to be Offered TO: P. 0 FROM: Dean lewis SUBJECT; Interim Course in History 101, May 16, 1983 - June 3, 1983 If there i.s sufficient demand (10 or more students), I will teach a course In History 101 between the end of the semester and the beginning of summer school Classes begin at 9;00 a m. Monday, May 16, 1983, and continue through P'riday, June 3. 1983, Classes meet from 9;00 a>m until 12;00 Noon with a short break and from 2;00 pm, until 4;00 "p.m. with a short break. Classes are not held on Saturdays and Sundays. Ther’e are occasions when classes will be held at night to view filmstrips. Expenses for the course are as follows; 5180.00 (3 semester hours, History’101) 100.00*(Room rent from May 16, 1983 to June 3, 1983) $280.00 *Students who are required to stay on campus during the regular year are required to stay on campus If they enroll in the interim course. The college cafeteria is not open during the time the interim course is scheduled to be taught. Students will be responsible for their own meals. Civilization Past and Present by T. Walter Wallbank. Alastair M. Taylor, Nels M, Bailkey, George F. Jewsbury, Clyde J. Lewis, and Nell J. Hackett, Scott Foreman and Company, Glenview, IL, 1976, Eighth Edition, Volume One* Is the textbook that will be used. (This is the textbook that is currently being used for History 101.) The class absence policy which Is honored during the regular academic year will apply to students who are taking this course TO: Dean Lewis I want to enroll in the interim History 101 course which begins at 9:00 a.m. Monday* May 16, 1983, and ends Friday, June 3, 1983 Name Room Number P. 0. Box at Chowan College Home Telephone Number chf lota Delto Chapter of Phi Theto Kappa at Chowan College sponsered two foreign students to speak at Mur freesboro Middle School to explain their culture and lifestyle. These students, George Tamuakis and Emanuel Grigorakis, are from New Smyrna, a suburb of Athens, Greece. The two students live about ten minutes apart, but had not met until they enrolled at Chowan. The visit pictured is part of Phi Theta Kappa's Cultural Enrichment Program and is one of many community based service profects of Phi Theta Kappa. The class is a Social Studies class taught by Mr. Reid. Revised Fall Schedule FALL SEMESTER, 1983 August 18-20, Thursday-Saturday August 21, Sunday August 22, Monday August 23, Tuesday August 24, Wednesday August 29, Monday August 31, Wednesday September 1, Thursday Octuber 7, Friday Octohor 8, Saturday October 10, Monday OctobiT 14, Friday October 14, Friday October 19, Wednesday OcLobor 31 - November 4, Monday-Friday November 22, Tuesday November 28, Monday December 9-15, Friday-Thursday December 15, Thursday Faculty/Staff Workshop Freshman and Transfer students arrive. Dormitories open at 2;00 p.m. Meet in Columns Auditorium at 7:30 p.m. Meet with advisers at 8:30 p.m. Freshman and Transfer students meet with advisers at 8:30 a.m. Returning students meet with advisers at 2:00 p.m. Class registration Fall semester classcs begin Fall Convocation Last day that Monday, Wednesday, Friday classes may be added Last day that Tuesday, Thursday classes may be added Last day classes may be dropped without academic penalty Hpmecoming Founders Day Mid-term grading period Mid-term break begins at conclusion of classes Classes resume at 8:00 a.m. Campus Evangelism Week Thanksgiving holidays begin at conclusion of classes Classes resume at 8:00 a.m. Fall semester examinations Christmas holidays begin at conclusion of examination schedule Summer School Schedule First Term — 6 June — 8 July Second Term — 11 July — 12 August 8:00-9:30 a m. Art 161 hrs. Biology lOl ((;riKTjl) , . 1 hrs. Kcoiiomics 2f) I hrs. Knglish 101 S his. Kllgiish 203 (Am tu an 1 II. I.mil(•) ^Hus. Finan( ial Mathrinatics 161 hrs. History 101 (W.su-m Civili/.iti-.iu Shrs. Pho(()j(raphy 102 i rhou.xT,i|iln. M.Mr.i.»Ki A hrs. Psyc holojfV' 201 i.Wi ,3 hrs. 9:40 ■ II 10 a.m. Accounting 141 (Priiuipl«-x> 4 hrs. Art 101 (l-uiicl iij Dr.twiii^) 3 hrs. Kiiglish 102 (CinniK.Miutni 3 hrs. llvgiciu- 101 3 hrs. Introduction to Computers 27 I 3 hrs. Mathematics 103 3 hrs. Music 161 (Ap|>r4-ijiion> 3 hrs. Religion 101 roitMrstamrtii) 3hrs. Sociolo^ 207 {C«)uriNhi|> Ik Mjrri^fjr) 3 hrs. II:20a.m. — I2:50p.m. Accounting 141 0 hrs. Art 201 (Pjiium>{) 3 hrs. Chemistry 102 ((icruTal) 4 hrs. English 201 (Ktigli%h l.iirr^turr) 3 hrs. Introduction to Computers 271 (I .ihoramrv) ... 0 hrs. Mathematics 101 (lnu.»uiii(in) 3 hrs. Philosophy 201 ihunKhunon) 3 hrs. Sociology 205 (iiitr.xlu. tion) 3 hrs. Speech 210tVimr and OuiK.n) 3 hrs. I 30 2:30 p.m. P.E. l40(K....,u-ti.all) MWI h 1 hr. 2:30 5:30 p.m Bi(>ljgylOt l,ab. ((.ini.thM r I'h 0 hrs. Chemistry 105J I.ah. i(.«n« ral)M I Th 0 hrs. 8:00 9:30 a.m. Chemistry 103 ((i«'nrral) 4 hrs. Kconomics 251 3 hrs. English 101 I (:om|x»ition) 3 hrs. Financial Mathematics 161 3 hrs. History 102 (Wrstcrn Civilization) 3 hfS. Religion 102 (Nrw iVsiamrni) 3 hrs. Sociology 205 (Imrodunion) 3 hrs. 9:40 11:10a.m. Accounting 141 (Principles) 4 hrs. Biology 111 «Zo4>lo|fy) 4 hrs. Biology 121 (Boiany) 4 hrs. English 202 (Knjjiish l.iirraiur?) 3 hrs. English 204 (American l.iirraturr) 3 hrs. Introduction to Computers 271 3 hrs. Mathematics 102 (Introduchon) 3 hrs. 11:20 - J2:5pa.m. Accouni'ing 141 (Laboratory) Q hrS. English 102 (Composition) 3 hrs. History 202{UnncdSiat«) 3 hrs. Introduction to Computers 271 (i.aboratory). . . 0 hrs. Mathematics 105 (I rigon»mftry) 3 hrs. Psychology 206 (Child Drvrlopment) 3 hrs. Religion 101 (Old l>$iamrni) 3 hrs. speech 2 H (Public sprakmg) 3 hrs. 1:30 — 2:30 p.m. P.E. i40(Ra(qucthall) J hr. 2:30 5:30 p.m. Biology 111 Lab. (/o.,1orv) MTTh 0 hrs. Biology 121 Lab. (Boiany) MTTh Ohrs. Chemistry 103 Lab. ((Jmeral) MTTh 0 hrs.
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