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THE TWIG
February 14, 1947
STUDENT ELECTIONS
BEGIN THIS WEEK
Elections began this weel
with the student body’s voting
on nominees for president oi
Student Government, president
of the Baptist Student Union,
and president of the Athletic
Association, the three major
offices on the campus. The
Points System Committee, under
the chairmanship of Joan Drake,
is revising completely the elec
tion system at Meredith. The
new system, however, will not
go into effect until one year
hence, at the time of the next
elections, and will therefore be
put into practice the following
school year—1948-’49. Under
the new plan, offices will be di
vided into major and minor cate
gories, and more girls will be
able to hold office.
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mester. Included in this list are
names of all students taking
twelve or more semester hours
who have made a number of
quality points equal to twice the
number of semester hours taken
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Clarke, Rosemary Dean, Rosa
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MEN'S GLEE CLUB
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Last evening, at eight o’clock
in the College auditorium, the
Men’s Glee Club of the Uni
versity of North Carolina pre
sented a concert of Choral music.
The University Men’s Glee
Club has been a distinguished
choral group for many years.
During the last quarter century
the club has toured all the east
ern sections of the United States,
given special concerts in New
York, and completed an
European tour.
At present the club is com
posed of over one hundred and
fifty men, carefully selected from
students at the University on
their ability as singers and musi
cians. Mr. Paul Young, an As
sociate Professor in the Music
Department directed the group.
Moore, Frances Moore, Margaret
Moore, Betsy Ann Morgan, Har
riet Neese, Doris Jean Nichols,
Ruth Penny, Kathleen Perry,
Emily Pool, Julia Powers, Mary
Esther Sadler, Jane Sanders,
Ruth; --.^rs, Dopthy Singleton,
Mary Beth
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HOME ECONOMICS CLUB
I At the first meeting of the new
year, Tuesday, January 17, held
I at five o’clock in the game room
on the first floor Vann, a running
summary of literature most
valuable to home economists,
teachers, etc., was presented to
the members of the Home
Economics Club. The following
girls participated in the pro
gram: Edith Timberlake, brief
ing the Better Foods Magazine;
Trudy Harris, the Colhecon;
Mary Anne Beam, What’s New
in Home Economics; Joyce
Thomas, Consumers’ Guide;
Letha Bullock, Practical Home
Economics; and Albertine Rozar,
The Journal of Home Economics.
After the program, a white
Betty lamp, the club symbol,
which was a gift of Miss Ellen
Brewer, was presented to the
club by Rosemary Fulmer, pres
ident of the club.
It was announced that plans
are being made for a spring
fashion show sponsored by the
Home Economics Club to be
given February 25. Residents of
Raleigh and students at Meredith
College will be invited.
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Gayle C' 'L, Geneva Wither
spoon, Katherine Wyatt.
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MacDOWELL MUSIC CLUB
The MacDowell Music Club
held its monthly meeting on
Wednesday evening, Feburay 5,
at 8:00 o’clock in the Faculty
Parlor. After the business ses
sion, Miss Hattie Parrott, guest
speaker, spoke to the members.
Miss Parrott, who is a member
of the State Department of Di
rected Education, made a very
interesting talk about the place
and importance of music in the
jrihool i'i’rriculum. An i*.-._rmal
discussion period followed.
EDUCATION CLUB
The regular monthy me
of the Education Club was neld
fuesday nigjit-, at
8:00 in the hut. The president
presided over the business part
of the meeting and then turned
the program over to the vice
president who introduced the
guest speaker. Dr. N. C. New-
bold, head of Negro Education
in North Carolina, who ex
plained the present status of
Negro education in this state.
The meeting was brought to a
close with a social hour.
SOCIOLOGY CLUB
The Sociology Club held its
monthly meeting in the Hut on
January 21 at 6:45 p.m. Dr.
Ellen Winston, State Commis
sioner of Public Welfare, spoke
on the opoprtunities for women
in State Welfare work. After a
discussion period, refreshments
were served.
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