April I 1994
Vegas trip a **riclf* experience
Antie Upp
Gambling Expert
"Well at first it seemed like a
gamble to me, but I've returned
from this trip a wealthy man," re
marked Kelly Davis after return
ing from the spring break work trip
to Las Vegas, "I feel like I learned
so much and touched so many
people." The newly added Guil
ford College work trip to Vegas
allowed three Guilford students
and an advisor to help supplement
the student activity fee; however
the fee will have to be raised to
$6OO per person next year as a re
sult The participants were: Kelly
Davis, Rich Ewell, Chris Bishop.
The advisor was Mark Leeper.
"We got to see all sorts of new
fundraising ideas that I would like
to explore much more next year,"
remarked Senate president-elect
Ewell. "Everyone gained much
more than we expected..."
There was some concern from
the administration that the students
could be in possible danger being
in such a high crime place. After
long thought, they finally decided
that Leeper would be an adequate
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Schedule
Wed. April 6th
3:30-6:oopm Mock Rape Trial Sternberger
Thur. April 7th
9:00-ll:00pm Vinx (world music) Dana
Fri. April Bth
9: oopm- 1:00 am WQFS Dance "Rock of Ages" Armfield
Sat April 9th
10:00-5:00pm Games: Armfield
Moonbounce, Dunking booth, Velcro Wall, Orbitron, Sumo Wrestling
Milton Bradley Twister Tournament
2:00-4:30pm AAE (Reggae)
4:45-6:lspm Dinner
9:00-9:45pm Otis Reem (Ska)
10:00-11:30pm De La Soul (Hip Hop)
11:30pm-1:30am "Rocky Horror Picture Show" Sternberger
** Blue Ridge Ice Cream will be selling ice cream on Sat afternoon
** Popcorn, cotton candy, and drinks will be provided to students free
of charge
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Advisor Mark Leeper with yet another problem encountered on the trip. "I don't know
how it happened," said Leeper, "I just woke up one morning and there he was. But Rich,
Kelly and Chris explained it all to me and now I know not to tell hoiv it happened."
scapegoat for would-be wrong do
ers. "He's just the right size to be
traded for temporary security,"
stated Ewell.
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Unfortunately, for Leeper, the
experience was marred by a few
incidents, one of which occurred
when he was accused of using a
Rules
* ALL GUILFORD COLLEGE RULES & REGULATIONS WILL APPLY
FOR BOTH STUDENTS & THEIR GUESTS.
Students & guests must have their ID at all events to be admitted.
No bags or containers brought into any event
Serendipity is a dry event.
* Rain site information will be posted in Founders & around campus on
Friday April Bth if there is bad weather.
Guest Policy
1- Serendipity will be a Guilford College event, closed to the outside public.
2- All non-students must be a registered guest of a Guilford student.
3- Each Guilford student will be limited to one guest, with a total limit of 350
guests on the Guilco campus.
4- Registration is first come, first serve.
5- Guest can be registered Mon-Fri, April 4th-Bth during lunch and dinner.
6- The price for each guest will be $lO this is for the entire weekend,
Wed-Sat (this is a fixed price regardless of day of arrival).
7- Each guest will be given a laminated ticket with his/her name & the name
of the sponsoring student.
8- Guest must carry their ticket at all times.
*9- EACH GUILFORD STUDENT IS RESPONSIBLE FOR HIS/HER
GUEST AND ANY RESULTING BEHAVIOR OR DAMAGES OF THE
GUEST!
* T-shirts ($5.00) will be sold at the same time as Guest Tickets in Founders
fake I.D. while trying to enter an
unidentified "business establish
ment." The bouncers apologized
profusely after learning that he
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actually was twenty-two.
"I think I'm glad I went," said
Chris Bishop, "uhhhh, it went by
so quickly I really can't remem
ber what happened, yeah that's it."
"I am glad I went," said Davis,
"but I think Monaco would be a
better site for next year's trip."
Goofordian
News
The Goofordian has just re
ceived word that current WQFS
Program Director Dave Lee has
been assassinated by next year's'
WQFS News Editor Kelly Davis.
The reports came shortly after
Lee's friends noticed they had
been seeing him around a lot
lately and he was much more
talkative. They then expressed
their concerns to Grover Neegle
of Guilford Security who
promptly performed an autopsy
on Lee.
Neegle reported that an un
usual black spot was found upon
Lee's brain, but assumed it had "•
been there a while.
Charges have not been filed
against Davis, but are expected.
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