STUDENT NEWS
FILM - All the King’s Men
With Broderick Crawford and Mercedes McCambridge
1949 Academy Award
Based on the novel by Robert Penn Warren
Drama Workshop
Monday, November 20, 7:45 p.m.
GIVE
Attention!
Parking Committee Bulietin;
In response to student
requests, all faculty and staff
parking spaces in the Fine
Arts Center are now marked
by red squares, on the ends of
the white lines. Please note
where these spaces are
located and do not park in the
areas designated by the red
squares.
LECTURE-A S S EMBLY
wishes to call to your at
tention that our current Film
Festival is a series, but not a
Wednesday evening series.
The full length features will
be announced individually,
starting perhaps before
Christmas. The times and
days of the week will vary to
test crowd response.
April Arts
If you missed April Arts
last Thursday we had an
excellent speaker, Mauryne
Dugger from the Needle Arts
Shop on Hawthorne Road. She
gave a short talk and brought
many examples of cross-
stitch from a gorgeous afghan
to Christmas presents and
ornaments. At the end she
conducted a workshop with
all the materials provided for
us to practice cross-stitch and
learn new techniaues.
She will return Thurs. Nov.
30 at 5:15 in the Alumnae
House to conduct a workshop
on needlepoint - specifically
how to needlepoint plaids. All
the materials will be
provided. Please come if you
are interested or just want to
watch. Everyone is welcome.
Maggie Whiteside
THG 9/lLG(YllTC
Will Accept
Classified
Ads
Turkey Bowl
The Back Door is intent on
ruffling some more feathers
before the end of the term. On
November 20, the Back Door
is sponsoring the second
annual Salem Turkey Bowl.
When the feathers settle on
the lower hockey field the
national media will clamor to
see whether the Pilgrims
(freshmen and juniors) or the
Indians (sophomores and
seniors) have won the Turkey
of all Bowls. Class presidents
will be arranging for team
players to sign-up for the
game. The game starts
Monday at 4:00. The Turkey
Queen will be selected by the
Back Door Committee from
that over-qualified class- the
seniors.
1HA1VKS
Back Door Committee:
Kathy Coble
Ruthie Chambers
Melinda Hutchinson
Blair McNinch
Elizabeth Toney -
Chairman
NeedleArts
1622 S. Hawthorne Road
Winston-Salem, N.C 27103
(919t 765-2592
Salem Students receive 10% discount
during November, with ID.
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Library Problems grow serious
Have you been to the Salem
Library recently to look-up
that journal article which will
clarify everything before the
BIG test, but found the article
was missing? Unfortunately,
a lot of books and research
materials have been
“misplaced” from their
proper locations. It has been
discovered that a variety of
material is not being checked
out from or returned to the
library. Since the Library is
open to the entire Salem
Community and many people
study there, the blame for
this situation can not be solely
placed on the Salem students.
For Salemites taking
material illegally, however,
constitutes an Honor offense.
Apioposal has been made to
install an electronic detector
on the front stairs of the
library to stop any further
instances of this ab
sentmindedness or thievery.
The detector will pay for
itself in two years time, since
close to four thousand dollars
in books and research
material disappear from the
library per year. Along with
the detector must come in
creased student vigilence and
concern.
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News Beyond The Square
New York - Economist Milton Friedman said Sunday
that a U.S. recession is inevitable and could come as
early as the first quarter of next year.
Friedman saidj Tm sure that we will have a recession
and the later it happens the deeper it will be.”
A recession is a temporary falling off of business
activity and growth, usually after a rapid period of
growth.
Washington- President Carter, in an emotional plea
for compromise, said Monday that it would be
“horrible” if Israel and Egypt fail to reach a peace
agreement.
Carter said the disagreements holding up the peace
talks in Washington are over technicalities that have
“absolutely no historical significance.”
Only a week ago Cyrus Vance was saying that almost
all the major issues in the negotiations had been settled.
The situation began to deteriorate Thursday night when
Egyptian negotiators delivered a demand by Sadat for a
timetable for carrying out the Israeli promise to
establish Palestinian autonomy on the occupied West
Bank of the Jordan River and in the Gaza Strip.
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