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Editor-in-Chief Dee Wilson
Associate Editor Lockhart Ledbetter
Business Manager Vickie Moir
Assistant Business Manager Elaine Foster
Office Hours: 5:00-10:00 p.m. Monday
4:30-7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
Telephone: 723-7961, Ext. 250 — Salemite Office
Or call 727-1421 or 727-9002
Thursday, December 6, 1973
Professor Challenges Criticism;
States Analogies to Make Point
Hey!
Invitation To The "Arts'' Extended
Come to hear the internationally
known ARCHWAYS! After a
month of touring in the Caribbean
for the USO, they are planning
to present their performance and
to share tidbits of their trip with
everyone here at Salem. Would
you like to see the beautiful blue
Caribbean Sea? Do you like sing
ing, dancing, and fun? Then come
to hear the Archways Thursday,
February 21, 6:30 p.m., in Hanes
Auditorium. (Refreshments will
be served).
Incunabula invites all amateur
photographers to enter the annual
photography show and contest.
Submit all entries to Patty Marion
in Babcock basement or place in
the Incunabula box in Main Hall.
Prizes will be awarded. The dead
line for entries will be Friday,
March 8. Every student with pho
tographic work should enter the
contest.
WFU Sponsors Prelaw Seminar for Undergradi
The Wake Forest University
School of Law is sponsoring a
program designed to acquaint the
undergraduate student with the
academic requirements and pro
cedures for admission to law
school. The program will also out
line the curriculum, the methods
of teaching and study, and the
student life which exists in today’s
law school.
The presentations comprising
this one day program are not
meant to portray only the “Wake
Forest story”, but to give the
participant a general view of the
legal profession and the char
acteristics of legal education
which most law schools share in
common. Its purpose is to provide
information which will help stu
dents in deciding whether or not
to seek admission to law «
It will also attempt to seb
some general guidelines toj'
the undergraduate in pren,!
for law school. ^ ‘
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Salem Is One Of Sixteen Institutions
To Partieipate in Internship Program
If^Sy is Bingham Greater than Wyeth?
Why is Rembrandt greater than Judith Leister?
Why is Rouault greater than Le Brun (Rico not Charles)?
Why is Louis le Nain greater than Rockwell (Norman not George
Lincoln)?
Why is Ruisdael greater than Vlaminck?
Why is Velasquez greater than Sargent (John Singer not York or
Shriver)?
Why is Donatello greater than Epstein (Sir Jacob not Abie)?
Why is Jefferson greater than Nixon?
Why is Picasso THE greatest painter of the 20th century?
Why is Schumann greater than Cage?
Why is Lemon Jefferson greater than Cat Stevens?
Why is Duke Ellington greater than Duke Wayne?
Baby, if YOU don’t know DON’T knock the Salem College senior
art exhibits!
Salem College will be participat
ing in an Administrative Intern
Program for Women in Higher
Education during the 1974-1975
academic year. The announce
ment came from Dr. Chandler
during the January semester.
—Bill Mangum
Funded by the Carnegie Cor
poration, the program will provide
an administrative internship at
each of the sixteen participating
institutions. Designed to provide
colleges and universities with a
supply of qualified women for
entry-level positions in all phases
of academic administration, the
program will stress training in
areas such as financial aid, ad
missions, business affairs, aca
demic affairs, public relations and
development.
senior administrator at the college
to which she is assigned. She will
observe and participate in activi
ties for which her supervisor is
responsible. She will also engage
in a study or project designed to
deepen her understanding of the
problems of college administra
tion.
Law students, faculty ani
ministrative personnel will
ticipate. Ample opportunib '
be afforded for questions ai '
cussions with faculty and '
dents. The atmosphere wl'
relaxed and informal.
The program is schedule’
Saturday, February 23. Then '
be a registration fee of !
which includes the price of 1
The program will begin ah
and continue until 5:00 that;
noon. ‘'
Young women who are recent
college graduates, or are com
pleting programs leading to ap
propriate degrees, or are faculty
members with an expressed in
terest in administration in higher
education are eligible. Each intern
will receive a stipend of $6,876.
Registration forms and sm
ules are available from ]
Sereghy in her office. If en(
Salem students are inter? 
transportation will be availali
and from the law school;
interested students should s
by Ms. Sereghy’s office as i
as possible. {
Library Announc
The ten-month internship in
cludes a two week summer work
shop in academic administration.
Each intern will work with a
The sixteen colleges participat
ing include: Agnes Scott, Cedar
Crest, Chatham, Elmira, Goucher,
Hollins, Mary Baldwin, Mills,
Randolph Macon Woman’s Col
lege, Salem, Scripps, Skidmore,
Sweet Briar, Wells, Wheaton and
Wilson.
Alumnae Sponsor Arts Contest
The alumnae association is
hoping for a record number of
entries for four prizes to be an
nounced at awards day this
spring.
alumnae association in 1951,
honor the wife of Salem’s 12th
president.
New Evening Houk
The Salem College Liljh
would like to make two impC
announcements.
The Library no longer cj
from 5:30-6:30 p.m. for sujsi
The new hours for Moiifc
Friday are 8:30 a.m.-10:30 pd
An afterhours book retumt;
been placed inside the front tl
of the Library. It will biOl
operation from 10:30 p.m. p
the Library reopens. Studentsd
to return books to this booltl
turn only during the hours ftl
the Library is closed. Dii''
hours when the Library is cn
books should be handed in aih
main desk.
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The competition for the
Katherine B. Rondthaler awards
for creative work is officially
underway.
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Prizes are being offered in
music composition, art (any
medium), prose and poetry.
Editorial Staff
All Salem students, regardless
of major, are eligible to enter
each category. The winners will
be decided by qualified off-
campus judges.
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Entries may be turned
through Friday, April 5, to Mr.
Shewmake’s office (art), Dean
Sandresky’s office (music) and
the alumnae office (poetry and
prose).
News Editor Clark Kitchin
Asst. News Editor Nancy Duenweg
Feature Editor Margy Dorrier
Asst. Feature Editor Cindy Greever
Copy Editor Carol Perrin
Layout Editor Beckie Minnig
Layout Assistant Janne Morris
Headlines Editor Katherine Skinner
Headlines Assistants Laura Day
Avery Kincaid
Columnist Laura Turnage
Cartoonist Adah Parker
Photographers Dean Cecil
Liz Malloy
Editorial Contributor Beth Perry
Business Staff
Circulation Manager
Pat
Mailing Managers Susan Gif
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