MAY 1, 1975 away part of the uniqueness of Meredith itself to do away with, or even lessen the significance and excitement of Springs Court. I really feel a minority is being catered to if Springs Court is abolished.” “It doesnt’t seem to have much meaning because it is only a beauty contest and there doesn’t seem to be any real meaning in it.” “As a participant this year, I have felt honored, and have enjoyed it. Especially because Spring’s Court has been a tradition, I feel that it should be continued.” “I know it’s hard to get students to participate with a May Pole and dancing, but I think that would be great. I definitely feel that electing the Springs Court should be a continued tradition.” “I think due to the early date of Parents’ Weekend this year introduction of Queen and Court during banquet is fine; however, the traditional ceremony has lasted and successfully entertained many for years and is seen as a valuable outlet for student dance classes to perform in concert.” “This is a Meredith tradition which should be preserved.” “I feel that any girl who received an honor of this type - voted on by her class - should be recognized in front of the student body . I also think Springs’ Court is a tradition that Meredith should keep.” “I feel that the Court and Queen should be nominated on the basis of academic achievement, attractiveness and campus participation by a faculty selection committee and then voted on by the student body.” “Modern dance is un favorable because so few people appreciate it.” “Present the Queen and her court in a ceremony held in the amphitheater sometime prior to May. April would be in full bloom as would the am phitheater. Present the people to their fellow classmates first. They are the ones who elected her. Then later present the Queens to the parents as in the form planned at dinner.” “Think of something else for Parents’ Weekend besides We shouldn’t do away with this tradition. It’s good to have it, but the way it’s being done this year is BAD. It’d be better to do away with the modern dance stuff and have a traditional May Pole. This could still be scheduled in April - and why not combine it with Play Day as well as Parents’ Weekend.” “Just because we are a woman’s college in the 1970’s does not mean we cannot retain those Meredith traditions that bring the college community closer together and endear Meredith to our hearts. I strongly desire to keep up this tradition; I don’t like this year’s program idea because it restricts those who will come to see the Springs’ Court.” “Should have ceremony in May so dance classes will be prepared and weather will be suitable.” “I think we ought to have some traditions around here. It seems like everyone wants to do way with all forms of tradition which is a vital part of Meredith heritage.” “Meredith is based on traditions which make her unique. And I feel that Meredith is beginning to lose some of this tradition and will continue to do so if we com pare ourselves with other colleges. We are Meredith and not N. C. State or Chapel Hill. My mother looks forward to coming and seeing everyone perform.” “Tradition is an im portant part of Meredith and I feel that this tradition should be upheld.” “So many activities at Meredith have been changed; I think it is important not to erase Meredith’s tradition of May Court. Like Cornhuskin’ it distinguished Meredith from other schools.” The tradition of the Springs Queen is a very im portant part of this school. I feel toat it should remain a part in some unique way.” “I do not care when they are presented, but I do think they should be presented. The traditions of this school are what sets it apart from other schools.” “The queen and court members should be chosen on and popularity. She'should serve primarily as a representative of the college- therefore, she should be acquainted with many aspects of the college, and should be able to make intelligent comments in public ap pearances concerning the college and current issues in the news.” I think this questionaire IS Biased! Just because some of the girls on this campus ""u” get Spring Court who think they are all such hot stuff, then they want to see it done away with. Move back Parents’ Weekend and con- tinue Springs Queen. I’m tired of being felt like a fool if I wish to be traditional and feminine! I think this questionaire is worded to make us feel like jerks if we want to continue Springs Queen.” “I believe that Meredith should retain the tradition of honoring a queen and court and that it should be given much more prominence than just at a banquet.” “I think this is one tradition that should not be done away with.” Placement office notes of STOP LOOKINCl for a good part-time job!! •Good Pay .New Opportunities •Career Training •Regular Promotions •Men and Women Eligible WEEKEND PER MONTH, AND TRAIN FOR A REWARDING CAREER IN THE TECHNICAL SKILL OF YOUR CHOICE. getting involved because AMERICA NEEDS US I NAME. I ADDRESS. -AGE. I I CITY. -STATE. I 1. ZIP . PHONE - TO MEETINGS ” Labor market From the U.S. Dept Labor - April, 1975 The department reports tnat the employment of professional and technical workers is expected to con tinue growing faster than that of any other major oc cupational group. Despite the rapid growth rate expected tor these white collar oc cupations during 1972 to 1985 ^owth will be slower than from I960 to 1972. A major reason is the expected slow down in the growth of jobs for elementary and secondary school teachers and for engineers, who together comprised more than one- fourth of all professional workers in 1972. The ex- ^nsion of teaching jobs will held back by declining birth rates and growth of engineering jobs will be reduced as space exploratory work and research and deyelopment actiyities moderate” in the years ahead. Teachers Teaching positions are ayailable with the Highland Ayenue Baptist Church in Jamaica, New York. Openings are for one class of three year olds and one class of four year olds. Starting salary is $7540.00 per year. Contact James S. Wright, Highland Ayenue Baptist Church, 87-10, 162nd Street at Highland Ayenue, Jamaica, N.Y. 11432. Summer work abroad The Council on In ternational Educational Exchange’s Summer Jobs in France program for U.S. College students is now open for applications. Applicants must be between the ages of 18 and 30. The work period runs from July l to August 31, and all students must work the full 2 months. Deadline for ap plications is May 15. For more information write C.I.E.E,, 777 United Nations Plaza, New York, N.Y. 10017. Cooperative education Applications for Meredith’s Cooperative Education program are being accepted for the fall, 1975 semester. Possible work experiences include Raleigh Savings and Loan, C.P & L Hudson Belk’s and College Foundations. Apply to Marie Capel or Dr. Mary Yarbrough in the Cate Center. Summer jobs Students who are looking for summer should sign up in the Career Planning Center before they still jobs leave campus. As jobs come in, students will be contacted. Graduate study abroad The competition for the 1976-77 graduate study awards under the Fullbright Hays Act, and fellowships and scholarships for U.S. students to study abroad offered by foreign governments universities and private donors opens May i, 1975 TWO GUYS AMBWTAIJAW MBSTAraAlVT U 4(k€€iatif 11-12 Mondoy-Soturdoy 12-10 Sundoy 2504 Hillsborou0h St. 832-2324 All lieBiii «• Redmonts new 50/30 Excursion Plan. Saves you money, buys you ttne. And taking advantage of it is simple. You can leave any time on a Wday. Then save up to 50% on the return portfon7? your Piedmont ticket-just by coming back on a Saturday Sunday or up to noon on Monday, within 30 days of de parture. That's Piedmont s 50/30 Excursion Plan. An easier than ever way to take us up and save. 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