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Is anyone out there? Any
one with culture, emotion,
and a sense of appreciation?
If you feel like you can contri
bute a spark of imagination
towards making Guilford a
more tolerable (not to mention
more exciting) campus to live
on, we want you now. A new
committee is forming, called
the Fine Arts Committee. For
further information, call 292-
2439 and ask for AF2. Look
for signs about upcoming
meetings. We'd like your
interest and ideas.
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Announcements
Marion Starnes: Saturday,
November 19, 8:00 p.m.,
Gallery, Founders Hall,
Marion Starnes will speak on
"A Metaphysical Approach to
Higher Consciousness."
Students who are interested
in forming an organization
for sponsoring speakers on
meditation, dreams, and other
New Age approaches will
meet in the Gallery after the
talk. If unable to attend but
interested, contact Dr. Biedler,
ext. 182, Dana.
The Physical Education
department is glad to
announce a new course for
next semester that could be
of great value to any student.
The course is PE 360, Section
003, Team Sport Officiating.
The class is one credit. Pass/
Fail, and meets for two hours
a week for those people inter
ested in officiating basketball,
soccer, volleyball, softball,
and baseball.
This course will open a lot
of opportunities for instant
employment. Church leagues,
YMCA's, YWCA's, recreation
leagues, intramural programs,
etc. are all in need of officials.
These organizations also pay
officials for their work.
Like we said, this course
can be of "great value" to
any student.
Women's Coffehouse: The
Women's Center annual
Women's Coffeehouse will be
this semester. Any women
involved with the Guilford
College community are invited
to perform. If you are inter
ested or know someone who
might be interested please
contact Kathy Neckerman,
Hobbs #4O, 855-9772.
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Illegal use of college I.D.'s
is a violation of the student
honor code. Illegal usage
includes using an I.D. issued
to another student or an
improper 1.D., ie. out-dated
or wrong classification.
Violations will be brought
before the campus Judicial
Board.
Free Tickets: On Tuesday,
November 22, see the Oxford
Cambridge Shakespeare
Players in Aycock Auditorium
at 8:15 p.m. A Shakespear
ean production and perform
ances which feature the fine
talents of this excellent touring
repertory compnay. Guilford
students, pick up your ticket
now! (tickets regularly $5).
Faculty Colloquium:
Wednesday, November 16, at
3:30 p.m., Gallery, 2nd floor
Founders Hall. Ann Deagon
and Carol Stoneburner will
speak on "Autobiography and
The Woman Hero." Everyone
is invited to attend.
Revelers Production: The
Revelers' Fall production
Rhinoceros by Eugene lonesco
will open Thursday, November
17 and run through Sunday,
November 20, at 8:15 p.m. in
Sternberger Auditorium.
Reservations are now being
taken. You may make your
reservations by phoning ext.
212 or 246. Tickets are free
to Guilford College students,
faculty, staff, and Arts Series
members. Non-Guilford
College student tickets are
SI.OO and adult tickets are
$1.50. Make your reservations
today for Rhinoceros Novem
ber 17-20 at 8:15 p.m., in
Sternberger Auditorium.
Below is an updated
recruiting schedule for the rest
of November. If you would
like to talk to any of these
recruiters, please sign up for
interviews in the Placement
Office right away.
Nov. 16
Prudential Insurance Com
pany (sales and management)
any major.
Nov. 17
Cone Mills (accounting,
marketing, sales, production,
management) any major.
The National Council of
Juvenile Court Judges is
announcing the second
national conference on the
problems of girls in the juvenile
justice system. It will be
held December 1-3, 1977 at
the Hilton Gateway Inn,
Kissimee (Orlando) Florida.
The conference will explore
and examine the following
areas: alcohol and young
women; incest and sexual
abuse; impact of changing
sex roles; delinquency pre
vention; co-education institu
tions; patterns of delinquent
behavior in young girls; and
the minority girl in the juvenile
system. Tuition is SIOO.OO and
attendance is limited. For
further information, contact
Project Director, Naitonal
Council of Juvenile Court
Judges, Dept. MM, Univer
sity of Nevada, P.O. Box 8978,
Reno, Nevada, 89507, phone
(702) 784-6012.
Guilford Scholarship
Society Dinner Meeting
Wednesday, November 16,
5:15-6:15, East Dining Room.
All members try to attend.
November 15, 1977
Preregistration: All
continuing students are ex
pected to preregister according
to the following schedule:
Hours: 8:30 a.m. - 12:00 noon;
1:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Seniors - Mon. & Tues. Nov.
14-15.
Freshmen - Wed. & Thurs.,
Nov. 16-17.
Juniors - Fri. & Mon., Nov.
18&20.
Sophomores - Tues. & Wed.,
Nov. 22-23.
Speaker: Dave Mcßeynolds,
radical, author pacifist, will
speak on November 16 at 8:15
p.m. in the Gallery, Founders
Hall. His topic is "Disarming
the World, Disarming Our
selves." Sponsored by CLNV.
Student Artists. Show your
work! The dividers in the
cafeteria are a perfect place to
hang your drawings, paintings,
etc. See Sue Hopkins, Mary
Hobbs #3 for more information.
The Women's Coalition
is starting a consciousness
raising group, open to any
woman who wishes to partici
pate.
Wherever you stand with
relation to the women's move
ment, we all have in common
the fact of being women. In
the CR group we will explore
what it means to be female
in this country at this time.
We can talk about how each
Of us deals with personal con
flicts rising out of that position.
We will share ideas, exper
iences, and support.
The consciousness raising
yroup will have a meeting
Monday, Nov. 21, at 9:00 in
the Women's Center office
(upstairs Founders). Please
come.