March 29,1978
Announcements
A session on acupuncture
and acupressure will be held
from 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Monday, April 17, in Founders
Hall at Guilford College. The
public is invited without
charge.
The program will open with
a 22-minute film, Introduction
to Acupuncture, to be followed
by a panel discussion and
questions and asnwers period.
Panel members, all of
whom have seen acupuncture
and acupressure practiced in
China and Japan, will be Lois
Ann Hobbs; Dr. Ted Benfey,
Dana Professor of Chemistry
and History of Science; and
Dr. Ed Burrows, professor of
history and non-Western
studies.
Deadline for SAC appli
cations is Friday, March 31.
Anyone interested in applying
should prepare a short state
ment of why they wish to be
on SAC as well as some
additional information about
their qualifications and give it
to their senator.
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Hunger Awareness Questionnaire j
i What Do You Know About Emerging World Famine?
11. How many people are likely 3. What percentage of the 5. How much grain is needed 7. Historically, which has been g what portion of the world's |
I to starve to death in the grain grown in the U.S. is to produce one pound of more effective in reducing people live in food-short I
next twelve months? fed to cattle? poultry? the rate of population countries?
x (a) 30,000 (a) 30% a> * pound growth? (a) 1/6 (c) 1/2 |
I (b) 300,000 (b) 60% 1 P ound  a > Agricultural self-suffic- (b) 1/4 d) 2 /3j
! (c) 3,000,000 (c) Over 80%  c > 2to 3 pounds iency with old age security I
I (d) 30 000 000 W) 6% to 7 pounds (b) Family planning and
4 Amona the 17 develooed birth control 10 - The annual bud 9 et of the i
i I*/. developed U.N. World Food Program!
Western nations providing .. . , .. e p. . J
I. The average person on an foreign aid, the U.S., as W t a w. i
| adequate diet living in a percent of Gross National 6 - Americans put on their mentofDeense J
1 developing country con- Product, ranks as number: lawns, flower gardens, and npP Hed k! mh m Amnnthci
2 sumes 400 lbs. of grain ( a ) 1 (giving the highest % cemeteries each year 8. How much grain is need (b) 48hours(d) 6monthsJ
I yearly. The average Ameri- ofGNP) enough fertilizer to feed: to produce one poun _
| can by comparison (b) 5 10,000 people for one beef in a feed-lot J
I consumes: (c) 12 year (a) Vi pound =
- (a) Aboutthesame h 1 A ( b (b) 1 pound Answers: 1(d); 2(c); 3(c)j
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Gellert Modos - University
Concert/Lecture Series -
UNC-G, March 31, 8:15 p.m.,
Aycock Auditorium. Gellert
Modos was born in Budapest,
Hungary. He began his studies
at the age of 5 and in 1965
and 1967, he won the gold
medal in the international
piano competition in Vercelli,
Italy and then began perform
ing concerts in the major cities
of Europe. He came to the
United States in 1971 and is
currently artist in residence at
Wheaton College in Wheaton,
Illinois.
Carter Delafield will give
the next Faculty Colloquium
on Wednesday, March 29th
at 3:30 p.m. in the Gallery,
entitled: "D. H. Lawrence."
Reminder to all students
who are planning to pre
register April 10th: Avoid
any delays or hold-ups at pre
registration by clearing up any
amounts that you owe at the
Business Office - monthly
payments, library fines, etc.
The Guilfordian
Guilford Putt-Putt Party!
Friday nite from 11 p.m.
to 1 a.m. at Putt-Putt Minia
ture Golf, 2927 Battleground
Avenue; you can play as many
games as you want for only
50C. There will be free re
freshments. Come on out and
hae some funl Sponsored by
the Student Union Recreation
Committee.
The Student Union Recrea
tion Committee presents the
First Annual Guilford
College Bike Trip. The trip
will cover 14 miles of Guilford
County's beautiful Countryside
and is open to student, faculty
and staff. There will be a
refreshment stop and> maps
will be given out at the Binford-
Bryan parking lot where the trip
will begin at 10 a.m., Saturday
April 1. The rain date will
be Sunday, April 2. Come on
out and have some fun.
Hey look, believe me man, I know what I'm doing
It's what they call brown-baging it.
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cartoon by David Jewett