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--Guilfordian, February 15, 1984
SWAT APPLICATIONS:
Remember when you first arriv
ed at Guilford - the kind, helpful,
informed upperclass students
who were there to greet you and
get you through orientation with
a minimum of fuss? Now you,
too, can be one of those students
on the Student Welcoming Ad
visory Team. Applications are
available in the Center for Per
sonal Growth. Pick one up today!
Deadline is February 17.
The Piper is currently accep
ting submissions for the Spring,
1984 Edition.
Poetry, fiction, critical essays,
satire, photography, prints; all
forms of creativity will be con
sidered for publication.
Written material should be sent
to P.O. Box 17306 or left in the
envelope on the publications
suite door. Art work may be left
at the office or you may contact
Janice Lynch and your work will
be picked up.
If you are interested in working
on the editorial or layout staffs
please contact Janice Lynch as
soon as possible.
Once again its Spring Semester
and Creative writings and art
works by women are being re
quested for Woman Sprouts.
Please send any poems, short
stories, etc. to P.O. Box 17195 or
contact Ellen Gilmore for more
information. Submissions are not
just limited to students but facul
ty and administration are eager
ly sought. Deadline is March l.
SERENDIPITY T-SHIRT
DESIGN CONTEST: We need a
T-shirt design for this year's
Serendipity! Designs will be ac
cepted until February 17. Turn
them in to the Founders Hall
Desk. The winner will receive
two free T-shirts.
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CRAFT CENTER COLLEC
TION: Please help the craft
center and clean your attic at the
same time! We welcome a varie
ty of items, so don't throw
anything out. Call Larry or Carol
Sexton at 292-4857 to find out what
we can use.
Once again the Student Awards
Committee must begin its evalua
tion of candidates for Dana
Scholarships for the 1984-85
academic year. It is very impor
tant that you participate in the
nomination of our Dana Scholars.
To be considered for a Dana
Scholarship, a student must be
nominated by a member of the
faculty, administrative staff, or
by a fellow student. In addition,
all nominees must submit in
writing a list of all the special ac
tivities and responsibilities they
have undertaken during their ten
ture at Guilford College, as well
as community activities they
wish considered.
Nomination forms and a list
(the correct, revised list is on
yellow paper, and will be posted
around campus) of student cur
rently maintaining a cumulative
average of 3.25 (or in the case of a
freshman, 3.00) will be
Community Notes
distributed through the main. Ad
ditional forms may be obtained
from the Financial Aid Office in
the Center for Continuing Educa
tion and the Information Desk in
Founders Hall.
Please pk ce your nominations
in one of the nomination boxes in
Founders Hall or the Center for
Continuing Education no later
than 5:00 p.m., Wednesday,
February 29, 1984. No nomina
tions will be accepted after that
hour.
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A social group for gay students,
bisexuals, and their friends is
now in progress. The group seeks
to foster a positive gay identity,
provide a context for socializing
and inform students about the
Greensboro gay community. The
group meets off-campus and
transportation is available.
Privacy will be respected. In
terested individuals should con
tact the Center for Personal
Growth Ext. 184.
Applicants are currently being
accepted for the 1984/85 Housing
Staff. There are 15 positions
available: 13 Resident Assistants
and 2 Head Residents. Applica
tions may be picked up in the
Housing office on the second floor
of Founders Hall. Deadline for
these applications is February 29,
1984. Interviews for these posi
tions will be conducted from Mon
day, March 12, 1984 to Wednes
day, March 21, 1984.
Groups of students interested
in living in an alternate house for
1984/85 should come by the Hous
ing office to pick up the necessary
paperwork. Students who are
currently living in an alternate
housing situation and want to
continue must resubmit a pro
posal for next year.