Dr. Lazarus Chosen As ACE Fellow
The American Council on
Education has announced the
selection of Dr. Francis M.
Lazarus of Salem College as an
ACE Fellow in the 1978-79
Fellows Program in Academic
Administration.
The program, established in
1964, is designed to strengthen
leadership in American higher
education by identifying and
preparing faculty and staff for
responsible positions in academic
administration. Forty Fellows,
nominated by the presidents or
chancellors of their institutions,
are selected each year in a
national competition. For this
year’s class there were more
than 200 nominations.
Dr. Lazarus joined the Salem
faculty in 1973 and has served as
chairman of the classics
department since 1974. He earned
his B.A. degree at Canisius
College in Buffalo (N.Y.) and
holds the M.A. and^h.D. degrees
from Cornell University. Before
coming to Salem, he was
assistant professor of English at
the United States Military
Academy.
In addition to his interests in
classical literature, he is an
archaeologist and has par
ticipated in excavations in Israel
and Greece. He is a past
Music to Drink Bv
By Rebecca G. Baggett
Tired of those dry old poetry
readings you don’t understand?
Here at last, beer-guzzling
plebians of Salem, is an
Incunabula-sponsored evening
after your own hearts.
Incunabula presents “An
Evening of Music: Traditional
and Modem Folk, Country and
Blues” featuring the local vocal
cords and dazzling fingers of
Trey Caldwell, Karen Dresser,
Nathanael Dresser, Rebecca
Dresser, Jody Dunn, P. Z. Dunn,
Hannah Haines, and Beth Jones.
Many of these artists have
performed professionally at
Winston-Salem and Greensboro
coffee houses. Among the music
performed will be works by
Townes Van Zandt, Joan Baez,
Bob Dylan, the Eagles, Eric
Anderson, Phil Oaks, and Goose
Creek Symphony.
A small admission fee will be
charged but several kegs of beer
will be provided without further
charge. Tickets may be pur
chased in advance from any
Incunabula staff member; they
will also be sold at lunch next
week and at the door. Mark
Saturday, April 29th on your
calendar and be at the Student
Center at 8:00 p.m. for an evening
of music and beer with
Incunabula.
president and trustee of the
Foxhall Civic Association and
has just finished a term as
secretery-treasurer of the North
Carolina Classical Association.
Typically, each ACE Fellow is
assigned to a college .or
university president to par
ticipate in task-oriented ad
ministrative activities.
Of the 540 past participants, 55
have become presidents and
more than 220 have become vice-
presidents, vice-chancellors,
provosts or deans. Their average
age is 37.
The American Council on
Education, composed of national
and regional education
associations and institutions of
higher education, is the nation’s
major coodinating body in
postsecondary education.
Through voluntary and
cooperative action, it nrovides
comprehensive leadership for
improving educational stan
dards, policies and orocedures.
NOTE: The institution Dr.
Lazarus will join h^ not been
confirmed yet.
Art Exhibit
The art work of three Salem
College seniors will be on exhibit
in the Salem Fine Arts Center
galleries from Sunday, April 23,
through May 5.
An opening reception for the
show - which will include oils,
watercolors and acrylics - will be
held in the gallery on Sunday
from 2 to 5 p.m.
Artists are Rebecca Lasley of
Alexandria, Va., Diane Davis of
Winston-^alem ^nd Hannah
Haines of Rockingham.
W.R.A., which stands for
Women’s Recreational
Association, had its first major
meeting on Wednesday regarding
the reopening of the Student
Center. The number one point
stressed at the meeting was the
fact that W.R.A. can not handle
this task themselves and never
have admitted being able to. The
club feels that Salem needs a
place on campus to bring dates
and have a chance to relax and
meet people.
At the meeting Wednesday, the
following suggestions were
proposed: 1) Members from
different clubs and organizations
on campus may participate in
running it. Each club will
monitarily benefit from working.
2) Entertainment will be
provided by many of our talented
Salem students. 3) Activities
include: game machines, juke
box, backgammon, cards, bingo,
pool, etc
At the end of this year we will
take a census to find how many
people will support it. If we get it
to work the first few months of
school and prove it will work, the
Salem Administration will also
support us and we then can work
on remodeling and obtaining a
beer license.
W.R.A. needs your ideas,
please support W.R.A. and the
Student Center.
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Salemite, April 21,1978, Page 3
ATTENTION SENIORS!
As one last tribute to you, the Salemite is
offering next week’s issue in which you may
voice any last words of advice, warning,
farewell, you care to bestow on us.
Deadline is Wednesday, April 26. Give
any copy to Amanda Vannoy, Laura
Castellanos, or the Salemite box in .Main
Hall.
If not enough copy is recieved to fill a
complete paper, this will be the last issue of
the Salemite until next fall.
Salem Democrats
on the Upswing
The Salem Democrats Club is undergoing a resurrection
thanks to the energetic efforts of freshman Amy Monroe. So
far there have been two meetings of the club which have
drawn substantial attendance. Some of the decisions t'it
have resulted from these meetings are to obtain a char er
with thd North Carolina Young Democrats this fall, to eie-t
temporary officers for the Salem Democrats, and to bui'd up
the membership of the club.
The next meeting of the Salem Democrats will be Wed
nesday, April 27 at 6:30 in Gramley basement. Anyone in
terested is invited to come bring ideas and help elect officers.
The Senatorial elections are coming up this fall, so the time
to organize is now!
For further information about the Salem Democrats Club,
contact Amy Monroe in 304 Gramley at 724-9433 or Susan
Robinson in 113 Gramley at 727-9197.
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