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Dear Editor,
I hope you will offer a
public apology for publishing
the cartoon portrayal of the
faculty and students from the
Department of the Administra
tion of Justice. The cartoon
was insulting, disgusting,
and without redeeming social
or artistic merit.
Sincerely,
Jerry Caris Godard
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Letters To - And From - The Editor
To All Readers,
The editor and assistant editor of the Guilfordian wish to
begin to explain the reasons for their resignations from those
respective positions. We feel that a newspaper is needed
at Guilford to connect differing fields of interest and opinion
but do not feel this obligation strongly enough to devote
much of each week working on a minute level of production
that produces a publication appreciated by a mere few.
Two, three or four people will never make a true newspaper.
We cannot represent the ideas of Guilford students and faculty
sufficiently, if they are not willing to volunteer real assistance
rather than negative remonstrations of what is printed.
First, we wish to thank those friends that have been with
us for hours writing, reading and typing on nights such as last
night. They know who they are. It is the others who fail to
understand that when you have three, four and sometimes
a single person doing those same jobs it is impossible not to
err and later wonder if any of it was worthwhile. Perhaps for
this reason, the source of most presure has been the faculty.
We have given the organization of the Guilfordian much
serious thought and believe that if anything less than a weekly
eight page issue (such as either a bi-weekly or four page issue)
were printed it would not be worth the time, money, and
effort that must still be exuded.
This is not an apology but a letter of resignation with hopes
that other members of the college will seek a truly represent
ative and controversial publication while being able to success
fully implement that idea with co-operation from the majority.
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Dear Editor,
The Consortium Bus
Service here is for the stu
dents' convenience, not only
to get to classes at UNC-G
and the other members of the
Consortium, but I would hope
in attending concerts, lectures,
and maybe even a few enter
tainment activities within
Greensboro. (You know how
the young people of today are.)
As there are night classes that
quite a few members of
Guilford must attend, why not
have one or two shifts both
in and out of the city at night?
We have talked with stu
dents about this and all of the
ones approached have cheered
us on in agreement, while a
few were even willing to drive
that bus to and from the
colleges (for, of course, a
small fee.) I did not hire
them!
Although Guilford has a lot
to offer right here, it seems to
me there should always be
some sort of night transpor
tation between a school and
its nearest town (or city, as the
case may be), especially when
there is a supposed Consortium
between that school and the
other four in the same city!
We may have things scheduled
that other Consortium students
would like to come to, while
certainly there are Guilford
students that desparately need
to make use of both the UNC-
G Library and classes that
could be vital to their selected
majors.
The Admissions Office in its
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f Caroline Coles, Assistant Editor 4
y Leslie Clark and Mary Watkins, Business Managers L
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Richard Fulton
[ and Friends §
§
Letters and contributions from students, faculty, and others
? are welcome and may be sent to: the GuHfordian, P.O. Box K
) 17717, Guilford College. Greensboro, N.C. 27410. The editorial
\ staff, however, reserves the right to omit libellous, profane, or ?
unsigned material Names may be withheld from publication §
r upon request.
September 26.1978
entirety does a fantastic job
of showing Guilford to pros
pective students and admitting
them. Perhaps Guilford needs
to be more aware of ways to
facilitate those students
presently enrolled.
Caroline Coles
Sharon Hiltner
Virginia Wagner
April Evans
Pam Huie . . . and others
Dear Friends;
We at WQFS would like
to hear from you! The Guil
ford College Crier is ready to
make your upcoming activities
known to as many people as
is possible. Announced three
times daily, the G.C. Crier is
the largest forum on campus
for the advance notice of class
information, trips, meetings,
parties, or anything else relev
ant to our wonderful College
community.
To have material broadcast
simply send us the pertinent
information (whafs happen
ing; when; where; etc.) as
soon as possible prior to the
actual date. Our capable staff
will then perform electronic
marvels in order to have your
event a rousing success. Our
address is:
Production Staff, WQFS,
Founders Hall, Box 17714,
Guilford College.
The Crier is your voice, feel
free to speak out often.
Sincerely,
Richard Ashley