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THE SALEMITE
January 17, 1947.
Salem Athletic Association
Joins National Federation
Announeomeut was made today by
Henrietta Walton, president of the
Athletic Association, that the Salem
College A. A. had joined the Athletic
Federation of College Women.
The A. F. C. W. is the national
student federation of the college
women’s Athletic Association. It
was established in 1916-17 to dis
cuss pertinent problems which are
common to all athletic associations.
•Since that time it has continued to
function in spreading high standards
of sports and recreation throughout
the country.
This spring, April 18-20, the A.
F. 0. W. is sponsoring its eleventh
national conference at the Woman’s
College of the Cniversity of North
Carolina in Greensboro.
Exams Begin
January 24
First semester examinations begin
Friday, January 24 and continue
through Friday, January 31. Thurs
day, .January 23, is Beading Day.
This day is dc^voted to study and
every student is expected to re
main on campus.
InAppreciation
I would like to thank the members
of the Y.* W. C. A. for giving me
the opportunity to attend the Na
tional Student Assembly held at
the University of Illinois, December
27-January 3. I hope that I can
share the benefits gained there with
the entire student body.
Peggy Broaddus
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Yoder Talks
To Lablings
Professor M. Craig Yoder, of the
biology lepartment at Lenoir—
Hhyne College, spoke of biology in
everyday life—its contact with hu
man welfare—^at the meeting of the
Lablings Tuesday night in Park
Hall.
Prof. Yoder discussed two biologi
cal successes, the human race and
insects. He sj)oke of the beneficial
and harmful insects and the con
trol of harmful insects as combated
with modern science.
When discussing the human race
iuid the specific drugs used to kill
l)acteria diseases. Prof. Yoder named
the newer bacteria killing chemi
cal drugs that are now available—
sulfajiflamide, sulfathiazole, p‘ni-
cillin, and streptomycin.
Prof. Yoder closed his speech with
I lie Sdea of Science and the Social
order. Up until now our pattern
of thinking has been humanistic
rather than scientific, but now due
to the conditions of the world where
there are food shortages, atomic re
lease, etc., human affairs must be
concerned with the scientific social
order.
' A short business meeting was hold
at tho opening of the meeting; re
freshments were served at the close
of the i>rogram.
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8:00 p. m. Piano concert by
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Tuesday, January 21
10:30 . a. m. Assembly: Com
munity Sing
1:30 p. m. Meeting of all new
students, both freshmen and
transfers, in Old Chapel.
Thursday, January'23
Beading Day
Friday, January 24
9:00 a. m. Exams begin
7:30' p. m. to 8:00 p. m. Salem
College Radio Program, WSJS.
Dr. Vardell and Miss Margaret
Vardell will give a joint per
formance. The (.'horal Ensemble
will sing.
Library Now Has
Record Collection
The college collection of classical
records for the music department
has beon moved from South Hall
to the college library. The records
are now in the balcony of the lobby
to the library. They will be catalogu
ed and will circulate from the desk
as the books. Anydne in the college
may borrow records for two days
at a time.
Times Wer*
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Al umna Gives
Large Donation
Miss Dell Norfleet, alumna of
Salem College and now Head of
the Spastic Glinic for children of
Duke University, has recently given
her second contribution to Salem
College. Last year Miss Xorfleet
contributed to the Endowment Fund,
and this year she has donated a
generous sum towards a new Park
Hall.
Miss Norfleet is at the present
time enrolled at the University of
Ntfrth ''Carolina for special courses.
In the early spring she is to be
the guest speaker for the Lablings.
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