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NEWS
LINE
Trees slated
for removal
Some trees and bushes on
Guilford's campus have been
marked with paint for pruning
or removal in the near future.
Forevergreen opposes the
removal without proper com
munity process and will be rais
ing the subject in the next Sen
ate meeting at 3:30 on Wednes -
day.
Senate executives are con
cerned about the situation. "We
are very up in arms about
this,"said Senate Secretary
Brian Sugioka.
Warsaw
soloists to
perforin
The Guilford college
artsETC Series will present the
Warsaw Soloists in concert on
Wednesday, Feb. 24, in Dana
Auditorium beginning at 8:00
pm.
The 14 virtuoso string mem
bers who compromise the War
saw soloists first joined to
gether in 1985. Featured will
be Hungarian pianist Klara
Wuertz, who won the coveted
First Prize in the Ettore Pozzoli
International Piano competi
tion in Milan, Italy, in 1985 at
age 20.
Tickets are $lO for the gen
eral public; $8 for senior citi
zens and children. Group dis
counts are available for eight
or more. Call 316-2400 for
ticket information.
Seniors
named in
"Who's Who"
Sixty-three Guilford seniors
have recently been selected to
appear in the 1993 edition of
Who's Who Among Students in
American Universities and
Colleges.
Campus nominating com
mittees have included the \
names of these students based !
on academic achievement, ser- ;
vice, leadership and potential.
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Unprogrammed worship.
Monday, February 1
noon GCRO meeting in
Hobbs cafeteria
1:00 pm Grief Process and
Support Group.
Senator's Notebook
Senate Secretary Brian Sugioka
Petitions for Senate are due on
Feb 2 and elections will take place
on Feb 23.
There are currently no declared
candidates, but 3 petitions have
been taken from the Information
Desk.
James Green has agreed to serve
as the Student Services Commit
tee chair. James was the chair of
the committee last year and was
in large part responsible for a
number of improvements, includ
ing the waffle makers and the
woks being placed in the cafete
ria. James will be up for approval
at the January 27 meeting.
Another personnel addition
took place last week with the ap
proval, as expected, of Rob Kusch
as Special Projects chair and
Meredith Shea as Community
Relations co-chair. Both posi
tions were left vacant by resigna
News
9:00 pm Seekers Session,
"Friends' Spirituality."
Wednesday, February 3
5:30 pm Mid-week meet
ing for worship.
Thursday, February 4
7:30 pm Seekers Session,
tions at the end of the first semes
ter.
Preparations for the Student
Loan Fund Auction continue.
Auction Committee chair Michael
Pruden reported that phone calls to
businesses have begun and are pro
ceeding well.
The phone bank in Mew Garden
Hall has been reserved for the next
two weeks, and volunteers are be
ing gathered to place calls to area
businesses.
Some Senators felt new locks
with keypads requiring a code to
open should be implemented. Oth
ers felt the current locks should be
used at all times.
Still others fen telephones should
be installed by the entrances, and
visitors should have to call their
hosts to let them in to the building.
Binford was to hold a meeting
that evening to discuss the prob
"Gender and Spirituality."
9:00 pm Quaker concerns
meeting.
Friday, February 5
8:00 pm Continuation of
The Lion, the Witch, and the
Wardrobe" video.
lem. Senate is expected to con
tinue discussion in the following
weeks.
The last half of the meeting was
taken up with a brainstorming ses
sion for new ideas for committee
work. Academic Affairs Com
mittee was asked to look into re
moving the plus/minus grading
system because some people feel
it unfairly lowers GP. A.'s. AAC
was also asked to investigate get
ting teachers to stop assigning
books that are used little or not at
all in the actual class. In addition
to these two items, AAC will be
examining the academic regula
tions in the Student Handbook to
look for areas in need of change.
Studentßesidence Council was
asked to look in to ways of getting
students to participate more fully
in campus activities. There was
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JFanuarp 29, 1993
WEEK AT A
GLANCE
Friday, Jan. 29
11:00- 1:00pm NCSL Re
cruitment - Founders Lobby
8:00-10:00pm NCSL
Resolutions Committee-
Gallery
9:00-10:30pm NCSL
Committee Chair meeting -
Boren Lounge
Saturday, Jan. 30
all day NCSL - Dana Audi
torium
noon-6:oopm Gaming Soci
ety - 203 A
4:30-7:oopm Quaker
meeting for worship/potluck
dinner - Gallery
Sunday, Jan. 31
all day NCSL - Dana Audi
torium
2:00-4:00pm Martial Arts
Club meeting - Gallery
8:00-9:30pm Yearbook
meeting - Boren Lounge
9:00-10:00pm A ACS -
Commons
Monday, Feb. 1
noon-4:3opm Recruiting
for Southwestern
5:30-10:00pm Mexico Se
mester Presentation - Gal
lery
8:30-10:00pm FCA -
Boren Lounge
8:30-10:00pm VAC-Dana
Lounge
Tuesday, Feb. 2
3:30-s:oopm "Interview
ing for Success" - Dana
Lounge
5:30-10:00pm Mexico Se
mester Presentation - Gal
lery & Commons
7:30-10:00pm HOME -
Dana Lounge
8:30-9:30pm GLBA - Boren
5:15-6:oopm\ Episcopal
Worship Service -
Moon Room
Wednesday, Feb. 3
3:30-s:oopm Senate-Boren
8:30-11:00pm IV - Boren
8:00-10:00pm "The Fox" -
Sternberger
Thursday, Feb. 4
9:30-11:00pm IV campus
Prayer meeting - 203 A
8:00-10:00pm "The Fox" -
Sternberger