February 8,1977
Take Note!
Jennifer Haines will talk on
Monday, February 7 at 7:30
p.m. on "Simplified Living" at
Jamestown Friends Meeting.
This is in connection with the
Right Sharing of World
Resources program of the
Friends World Committee for
Consultation. All are cordially
invited. The Meeting House
is on Jamestown road, about
8 miles from Guilford.
Andy Gottschall has been
selected to serve as the chair
man of the new Greensboro
Chapter of the Epilepsy Asso
ciation. The Chapter is now
in the process of organizing
and is beginning its commu
nity programming with
monthly learning meetings for
citizens of the Greensboro
area. College students are
welcome to attend. Program
plans include the monthly
meeting, the development and
use in the community of a
Speakers Bureau, special
training for teachers, police
and others who are likely to be
called to help a seizure
patient, discussion groups
aimed at helping seizure
patients cope with the various
forms of discrimination in
housing, employment and
education, discussion and
support groups for relatives
of seizure patients. Another
task set forth by the Chapter
will Be that of identifying and
reaching out to people in the
seizure population.
Students and faculty inter
ested in some aspect of
another of the program are
asked to contact Andy
Gottschall, Archdale Hall 210,
Ext. 222
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The Crafts Center is trying
to organize a library of crafts
books and resource lists for
supplies, equipment and
crafts information. If you have
any suggestions for good
cr3fts books or know of any
resources catalogues,
names, equipment or price
lists that you would like to
CIEE has just announced
the publication of The 1977
Charter Flights Guide
listing over 150 flights to Paris,
Amsterdam and London.
This unique guide includes
charters designed and operat
ed by CIEE especially for
students, teachers and
university staff - enabling
them to travel abroad for part
or all of their summer vaca
tion or to spend a full semester
or sabbatical year abroad.
Summer round trips range in
length from 4 to 12 weeks,
while the academic year
flights extend from 4 to 12
months!
Prices for these hard-to-find
flights are pretty hard to beat.
They start at $330 for New
York departures, $399 for
Chicago departures and $459
for Los Angeles and San
Francisco departures.
CIEE's advance booking
charter (ABC) program has
been authorized by the Civil
Aeronautics Board, which
requires all bookings to be
made at least 45 days in
advance. The airlines opera
ting the flights are Trans
International Airlines, World
Airways, Capitol Airways,
Martinair and American
Airlines. CIEE is a member
ship organization of nearly 200
colleges and universities and
has been active in the field
of student travel for over 25
years.
The 1977 Charter Flights
Guide is free from CIEE,
Department PR2, 777 United
Nations Plaza, New York,
New York 10017; or 236 North
Santa Cruz Avenue, Los
Gatos, California 95030.
see inlcuded, please submit
them to the Crafts Center
campus mail box 17701 or to
Tamara Myers in Hobbs 19
by February 14.
The Guilfordian
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the rowdiest string band from
anywheres will be playing
traditional and old time
music in the Grill Room,
Saturday night, February 12,
at 8:00 p.m. These guys'll
get your hands clappin' and
your feet stompin'. Come on
over and dance, laugh, howl,
and cut loose. Free admission.
Free food.
The Rembert W. Patrick
Memorial History Lecture will
be given on Wednesday,
February 9 at 8:00 p.m. in the
Moon Room of Dana Auditor
ium. The speaker will be
Thomas Lawrence Connelly,
of the University of South
Carolina, an expert on the
leadership of the Confederate
army during the Civil War. His
topic will be: Lee: A
Psychological Problem. By
the age of 33, Professor
Connelly had won five of the
major awards for publication
in the field of southern
history. His writing includes:
Army of the Heartland: The
Army of Tennessee, 1881-1865,
and Autumn of Glory: The
Army of Tennessee, 1862-1865,
both of which are in our
library. If you want a brilliant
ly written but unromantic view
of the Confederate generals in
the West, you won't find
better reading. Connelly's
book on Robert E. Lee will
be published this month. Be
sure to attend! Please
announce this to your classes.
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In response to the national
Energy Crisis and in the inter
est of proper fuel management,
the Guilford College Admin
istrative Council has
agreed to the following
maximum temperature set
tings for various areas of the
campus:
(1) 65°F Dormitory rooms,
lounges, classrooms, offices,
meeting spaces, Daytime.
(2) 60°F Gymnasium playing
floor, Daytime
(3) 55°F Hallways, stairways,
laundry rooms and other
service areas, Day or night
(4) 60°F Dormitory rooms,
nighttime
(5) 55 °F Offices, classrooms,
gymnasium and other similar
areas, nighttime.
The Administrative Council
requests that all members of
the College community coop
erate in this effort to conserve
energy.
The 1977 Annual Meeting
of the American Society of
Criminology will be held
November 16-20, 1977, at
the Fairmont Colony Square
Hotel, Atlanta, Georgia.
Anyone interested in present
ing a paper in should send a
1-page abstract of the proposed
paper to Dr. Charles
Wellford, Office of Policy and
Planning, U.S. Department of
Justice, Washington, D.C.
20530, by February 15, 1977.
This semester the duties of
chairman of the Art Depart
ment will be taken on by
Martha Zelt. We would
appreciate if all relevant mail,
etc. be sent to her attention.
Write for a free travel
folder with American Youth
Hostel's new, exciting, 1977
trips to Africa, Asia and Europe
as well as across the United
States.
It also includes general
membership information and
application.
Write to:
American Youth Hostels, Inc.
National Campus
Delaplane, Virginia 22025
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There will be a meeting on
Wednesday, February 9, of
persons interesting in partici
pating in the poetry/photo
graphy display. The meeting
will be at 10:00 a.m. in the
Piper office - Founders 208.
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