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Guilfordian, October 5. 1983
Rally for
Peace
By Taimi Olsen
Fall break is a time for every
student and faculty to
recuperate from several weeks
of academic work. Yet this fall
break can take on a new, deeper
meaning. There is the opportuni
ty to join with others in the search
for peace. A state wide Rally and
March for Peace will take place
in Raleigh Sat., Oct. 22 from
11:30-3:30. Participants will
assemble at the State Legislative
Building in downtown Raleigh to
hear speaker Bishop Walter
Sullivan of the Catholic diocese of
Richmond, Va. There will also be
variety of entertainment, in
cluding the Cane Creek Cloggers.
The rally will focus on demands
for no new European missile
deployment, a freeze of nuclear
weapons production testing and
deployment, and an end to the
arms race. The rally promises to
be an enriching event both for
self and for the public and
hopefully will be a powerful
witness for peace. If you can not
attend and yet would like to be a
part of the witness, you might
write to your congressional
representative in support of the
witness.
This rally is very important
since soon an amendment to
delay deployment of
Euromissiles may be imminent.
Also, congressional committees
will soon consider production fun
ding for the MX missle and a Con
gressional floor vote of the
Defense Appropriations bill is ap
proaching.
Senate
Notes
By Becky Gunn
Last week's Senate meeting
centered around the report from
the Presidential Life Committee
about the questionaires they are
forming to ask students their opi
nions on co-ed housing. The com
mittee sees co-ed housing as a
positive concept and wants to
know the reaction of students.
It also needs to be mentioned
that the revisions of Guilford's
alcohol policy were accepted with
one small change. On page 19 of
your student codebook in the first
paragraph this sentence will be
added; "Housing/security may
make periodic spot checks to in
sure compliance with North
Carolina law."
This does not mean spot checks
in private rooms, but at parties
that have been approved for by
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Lunar Scopes
By Sister Sun & Brother Papya
Libra (Sept. 23 - Oct. 22) Strive
for freedom, happiness, and sex.
Let no obstacles stand in your
way & use a bulldozer if
necessary. Amends are in order
for someone who cares about you
that you have alienated.
Scorpio (Oct. 23 - Nov. 21) You
will have the opportunity to
deliver an important message or
speech to an attractive par
ty—remember the Binaca! Sagit
tarius and Cancer are in a posi
tion to antagonize you; enlist the
aid of some hefty football jocks.
Sagittarius (Nov. 22 - Dec. 21)
Family members highlighted.
Now is an opportune time to
make appeals for financial
assistance from home. Friends
also should be remembered. If
family is unable to give funds,
ask for care packages, brownies,
M&M's, etc. Again, focus is on
sharing the wealth with friends.
Capricorn (Dec. 22 - Jan 19) You
are in the eye of a meticulous
observer; watch your step.
Periscopes may appear unex
pectedly at corners and you may
discover being followed by a
large, yellow, underwater vehi
cle. Wear bright orange socks to
deter attacks by Blue Meanies.
Aquarius (Jan. 20 - Feb. 18) In
sight and sensitivity are key
aspects of your social functions
this week. You are in a position to
give advice. Watch your tongue
and choose words cautiously as
gullible one may make life plans
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Pisces (Feb 19 - March 20) Focus
on diet, exercise, physical activi
ty. Now is a good time to share
body heat. Avoid cutting off cir
culation in the extremities with
too-tight shoelaces.
Aries (March 21 - April 19) Be
prepared for changes in your
social habits. A long week of
drinking is foretold. Attack
studies and beer with the same
gusto. Seek help for muddled
thoughts at the Academic Skills
Center.
Taurus April 20 - May 20) Dif
ficulties ahead may necessitate
stocking up on anti-perspirant.
Perserverance and
pigheadedness will pull you
through. Gastric upsets later in
the week.
Gemini (May 21 - June 20) Blue
tinges in the lunar fringes of your
sign—a sure signal of impending
Athlete's foot. Scrub feet with
warm, soapy water, change
socks often, & avoid playing foot
sie under tables.
Cancer (June 21 - July 22)
Beware of the Black Magic
Woman with evil on her mind.
Send letter home and you will at
last get some mail in your box.
Leo (July 23 - Aug. 22) Your aura
will be especially strong this
week—radiation suits may be ad
visable for those you're closest
to. Drink green tea to close your
pores for porcelain complexion.
Virgo (Aug. 23 - Sept. 22) Don't
jump the gun, but keep your
finger on the trigger. Capricorns
will get horny on Tuesday around
your chaste sign but garlic worn
around the neck will ward them
off.
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