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Security Tips Facts on Rape Page 3, The Salemite, November 20,1981 Rape - it’s a terrifying thought. So lots of women don’t think about it. But there - When you’re outside, there are places where rapists may hide - poorly lighted streets, are some things you ought to doorways, or even in passing^ V IrMAvvT Q Tir Q ir fViArvi If • ^ know. - Rape happens to women of all ages, from all walks of life. • It’s planned! Rapes aren’t the result of “uncontrolled passion.’’ - The rapist isn’t after sex. Most have normal sexual relations available to them. Instead, the rapist uses sex as a violent way to express his anger. Chances are you’ll never have to learn about rape first hand. To make those chances even less likely, keep these tips in mind: - Most people think that rapes occur only in dark alleys ... but about one-third occur in the victim’s own home. So practice good home security. And don’t let that stranger or repairman into cars. Stay away from them. If you can, go out with a friend. - Some people forget that crime can happen in their cars, too. That’s where many rapes are committed. Check your car before you get in, and lock the doors when you drive. Most important - don’t pick up strangers or get into a stranger’s car yourself. Larry Upshaw As You Like It The Pierrettes’ spring production will be William Shakespeare’s As You Like It. Try-outs will be held Wednesday, Dec. 2, in the drama workshop. All persons interested in participating are asked to read the play during Thanksgiving break. Any questions concerning the your place without making performance may be directed sure that he is who he says he to Roberta Hoyle, president IS. of Pierrettes. In the Arts Nov. 21 Nov. 17-21 Nov. 22 Dec. 4 April Arts features Salemites in the Square. “Fall Dance Triptych for Georgia O’Keefe," N.C. School of the Arts, 8:15 p.m. Agnes de Mille Theatre. Admission $4. St. Cecilia’s Day Concert, featuring the Cantata Singers and Orchestra, conducted by Robert Hickok, 8:15 p.m. Crawford Hall. Admission: $2. Junior Organ Recital, Robin Elmore, 7:30 p.m. Shirley Recital Hall. Lecture-Assembly Dr. Thompson will speak on “Zen, Meditation and the Inner Quest of the 80’s’’ Thursday, Dec. 3 at 1:15 in the Lecture Assembly room of the library. Blazor Buttons and Stick Pins The senior class regrets that blazor button and stick pin orders have been can celled because the minimum order needed was not filled. Money will be refunded to those students who placed orders. Salem Choral Ensemble The Salem College Choral Ensemble will perform at Bethabara Moravian Church on Sunday, Nov. 22, at 5 p.m. A Love Feast will be celebrated. Student Workers Student worker time cards are due Tuesday, Dec. 1, and and Monday, Dec. 14. Paychecks will be issued Thursday, Dec. 10 and Friday, Dec. 18. Brookstown private investors in Winston- Salem and Chicago. City planners, developers, and draftsmen cooperated in the project. The landscaping, bricked sidewalks, graveled roads, and old-fashioned street lights are some of their contributions. MAMMA MIA New York Style PIZZA and SUBS You don^t have to go to NEW YORK for good pizza , .. WE DELIVER! FREEH 721-1478 Special: This Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights V2 gallon pitcher of beer only $1 Located Downtown on 4th Street Between Cherry and Marshall It’s in Black and White YWCA Communion Service Two new articles by Jerry A Thanksgiving com- Pubantz appear in The munion service sponsored by Modern Encyclopedia of the YWCA will be held Russian and Soviet History^-Monday in the club dining (Volume 25): “Non- room at 7 p.m. Proliferation Treaty of 1968’’ Christmas plans are in the (pp. 46-51) and “Nuclear process of being madei Weapons Development in the Anyone interested in Soviet Union” (pp. 136-141). becoming a member of The North Carolina YWCA is welcome to the Department of Cultural club’s Monday evening. Affairs’ recently published meetings held at 6:30 p.m. in book. Arts and the Child, the Day Student Center, includes a contribution by Jim Bray, “What Happens in • Thanksgiving Break the Summer?’ Dr. Nohlgren Steve Nohlgren suc cessfully defended his doc- toral dissertation, Glycosaminoglycans and Aortic Atherosclerosis in Genetically-Selected White Carneaux Pigeons, on deadline ’Tuesday, Noy. 10, and thus members are required has satisfied all the to attend the Nov. 30 meeting requirements for his Ph.D. because yearbook pictures degree in Comparative and tjg taken. The meeting is Experimental Pathology at at 4:30 in the basement of the Bowman Gray School of Lehman Hall. Please be Medicine of Wake Forest. prompt. Thanksgiving break begins Wednesday, Nov. 25 at 12:15 p.m. Classes will resume Monday, Nov. 30. Salemite Staff Salemite staff members are reminded of the Nov. 30 continued from p. 1 Wallace Angel, the project’s general contractor, says it has been an in teresting job. Working with an historic building is not new for Angel. His firm restored the Single Brothers House and moved the Saleni library to make room for the Shober House. The original 1837 wing of Brookstowii Mill now includes office space and a large area for parties and receptions. The 1881 wing contains 18 new shops. Browsers will discover needlework, handmade Christmas ornaments, an tiques, Boehm porcelain, oriental arts and crafts, ladies’ fashions, cowboy boots, fresh flowers, books, photography displays, gifts for unicorn lovers, sketches and paintings. For chocolate lovers, there is Brookstown Fudge, and for coffee lovers, the Coffee Mill. ■1 c A B L E C A R 1 B 0 S S me 0 R R E L A T E 1 'e R L E H Y P N 0 T I S T S 1 A L E G 0 R I E N T T I E S D 0 W N M A N C U E C A L P S 0 E N G 0 C S A L E R 0 S E E A R S E E N 0 T U D A L L U A W P R 0 V 0 N E W M A N G E M A c E D M 0 L L I S 0 R D D I 0 R A M A D D T N H L I N T E R A C T T E S T E E A S H E 1 D U N D E R H E A TD N E E D 1 I N T E R N I S A T R Y 1 C A S E M E N T ■ Spaces are waiting for the Cookie Crunch whose cookies will be baked on the premises and the mill’s second restaurant, J.J. linsey’s Deli and Pub. A goimiiet shop opening in the spring will offer cooking lessons given by the chef of the Salem Cotton Company. The Village Smith Gallery and the Tour de Graphiques, both at the entrance of the 1881 wing, have the same owners. Stormy Smith and her husband display American and European art posters in Tour de Graphiques and feature regional and national artists in shows at the Village Smith Gallery. Future shows in clude the works of Ward Nichols, Stephen Sebastian, and Erte, a famous designer in fashion and theater. An exhibit in the gallery on August 28 featured the watercolors of Melanie Godwin, a 1971 graduate of Salem. The Brookstown Mill has become popular with both tourists and local people. As Abe D. Jones, Jr. of the Greensboro News and Record said, “It’s a far cry from the days when a homesick farm girl sat in the loft after a long day in the mill and drew a pretty lady’s face on the waU.”
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