December 14,1976 The FINAL BY STEVE WELLS "Now boys and girls, as you know, today is the day that we are to take our big calculus test. So let's get settled and put our thinking caps on. "All you will need is a pencil, a piece of paper, and your own mind." "How about an eraser Miss Dewy?" "Yes Jimmy, you can use an eraser if you want. "I'm giving you the test paper now. I want you to leave it face down until I tell you to turn it over. And remember, keep your eyes on your own paper. If I see any wandering eyes, I'll take your test and you will go to the Dean's office. "All right, you may turn your test paper over. Before you do anything else, write your name and the date in the top right hand corner so you won't forget. "You may begin." "Oscar! Is that a calculator you have there?" "Yes ma'am. It's my new Hewelt Packart Programmable. Do you like it? I got it for my birthday!" "Now Oscar, I didn't tell you you could use that." "Well I just wanted to see if the batteries were dead yet or not." "Well put it away right now!" "Miss Dewy!" "What is it Phillip?" "Derik keeps copying off me." "That's not true Miss Dewy! I was just looking to see what the date was!" UNC-G Concert and Lecture Series BY PAMELA THOMPSON Two major events will be offered by the UNC-G Concert and Lecture Series upon our return from Christmas break. The play Sherlock Holmes, taken from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's classic episodes, will be presented on January 14, at 8:15 p.m. The play shows Holmes and Moriarty, his prime foe, in a life and death struggle pitting good against evil. Sherlock Holmes is an entertaining theatre event that will prove to bring all the mystery and color of old London. Tickets are SI.OO for Guilford students and ****************************************** I WELCOME [WE rtosßrnsf I * * "Today is the 17th Derik. Now go sit in the back of the room." "Yes ma'am. Thank you ma'am." "Miss Dewy!" "What is it Jenny?" "Meg and I have to go to the bathroom." "Well you can't go together. You go first Jenny, and then Meg can go." "Oh. Well that's all right. I think we can wait until after the test. Can't we Meg?" "Uh huh." "Psst! Hey Kenny! What's the answer to number three?" "False." "How'd you get that? It says 'Find the value of X'." "Oh. Right. I must have gotten my notes mixed up. Ask Mark, he probably knows." "Psst! Hey Mark! What's the answer to number three?" "False." "How'd you get that? It says 'Find the value of X'." "Oh. Right. Ask Kenny. I got it off his paper." "All right class, your time is up. Put your pencils down and pass your papers forward. "Before you all leave, I want to wish you all a very merry Christmas, and a happy new year also, and don't forget to bring your presents in for show and tell when you come back." "Thank you Miss Dewy. Merry Christmas!" faculty, and can be obtained at the Information Desk. The Osipov Balalaika Orchestra will be returning for the third U.S. tour on January 18, at 8:15 p.m. The Orchestra, featuring stars of the Bolshoi Ballet and the Bolshoi Opera, will present the sound of massed balalaikas the very essence of Russian national music. Tickets are SI.OO for Guilford students, and are available at the Founders Hall Information Desk. Both Sherlock Holmes and the Osipov Balalaika Orchestra will be performing at Aycock Auditorium in Greensboro. The Guilfordian ■ ITTTTTT^ZTf v, ~M Tfl BllilU#zl *- I\*Jm liDiPt? ■L . % x • *■ apr :\a: ".a.- twn* .*>'!pi*ial ( nr- I Ha.y . :> v i I'ir' 'f!r ~ - .To.ior anr * V t "Rs: W"P\ ' l+-m ■ srvT& B"nrf r>n v iaT fKnvnwH plasm APIBN IUJOOD DONORS-FEE NUM!L I Vaar Help o U'ftntly Heeded to Sp*ly LHt Smi Mkm( Iwitn lliiamty % SAVE LIVES .. . AMD | FEE PAID- 7%T EARN A FEE I TWICE A WEEK \ ammmAT THE SAME TIME I Money You Can Count I It's easy, quick, | On For Books. I completely painless | Expenses, mtc. I I Pioneer Blood Service °*£t 1 9 5 1 255 Worth Greene SI 2734313 — Brm g ins mo f-or s? oo iRAB&rr RYNI 815 ON ifE J Stekm server. Page 3

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