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O'^Callahan to speak at convocation It Is not an exaggeration to express the captivity a story teller $uch as Jay O'Callahan from Marshfield, Mass., has over his audier>ce,. The art of stwytelllng is a kind of music, believes O'Callaheui, that ex plores the depths of expression and oneness. The storyteller forms a sense of oneness with the story, becoming the story, then sharing his creation with the audience. O’Callahan has the capacity to perform his own stories with sensitivity and beauty. We, at Meredith, will have the opportunWy to be Jay O’Caiiahan's audience as 1^ presents "A Special Kind of Theater." He will perform his own stories on October 10 at 10:00 A.M. In Jones Auditorium. He has performed in Europe, Africa, and Canada, as well as across the United States. Mai1( your calendar for this uplifting convocation. Meredith's Phi Omricon chapter of Phi Alpha Theta had Its fall induction on W^nes* day, September 21, 1963. The four new members who were tapped in during a candlelight ceremony are Pam Admas, Lisa Bailey, Beth Caviness and Elaine Jolly. Phi Alpha Theta is a national history honor society. To be eligible for membership, a student must have at least 12 iKMjrs in history courses with a grade point average for those courses above 3.0 and an overall academic average of 3.0 or more. The Phi Omricon Chapter at Meredith welcomes its new members and encour ages any student with an in terest in history to worl hard in their courses so their courses so the chapter can have more new members for the spring 1984 inductions. FFWNKLYSf€AKING ... by phil frank DUPWG TOI? college ''EARS i^)u m mo mmiF £KR)5EC> to new Ag) mosoAL mBRiENces. p. Huber speaks on residency Dr. Jack Huber, the Chairman of the Psychology Department at Meredith, spoke at the Psi Chi Colloquium on Tuesday, September 20. The title of his lecture was “My Year as a Resident In Clinicai Psy chology.” Dr. Hutier compared his residency to “a cool pond; a place to drink in and gnw." Dr. Huber did his residency at the School of Pastoral Care at Bap tist Hospital in Winston-Salem, NC. His clients ranged any where from 10 to 78 years old. Dr. Hut>er attended weekly sessions, and also liad to go through therapy. He also had to attend seminars bi-weekly where everyor>e shared papers, and attended group sessions once a week. Dr. Huber expres sed feelings of Joy, pain and discovery while he was away. Dr. Huber commented that, “A$ Adler said, ‘the hardest tasks In life were love, occupatksn, and community,' Huber says that combined love was the har dest.” Honor Society inducts Jay O’Callahan, a master storyteller, Vflll speak at convocation Monday, October 10, at 10 a.m. Bribes offered for pics of Brooke PftlNCETON, NJ (CPS) - Princeton University officials and students have been offer^ bribes and other inducements for helping reporters photo graph or talk to iU most famous new freshman, actress Brooke Shields. Several national magazines reportedly offered as much as $500 for a candid shot of Shields, the model and star of teen movies like “The Blue Lagoon” and “Endless Love,” as^e went through orientation at Princ^oii' last week, ac cording to George Eager, the school's communications director. One undergraduate was reportedly told to name his price If he could get a picture of- the 18-year-old celebrity naked. But during orientation week campus s^rity guards managed to turn away most of the hordes of autograph seekers and journalists wtio descended on campus. Princeton isn't the only school cont«Kjlng with the un usual problems of protecting celebrity students this fall. Actresses Jodi Foster and “Flashdance” star Jennifer Beals are both back at Yale this term, but the univei^ity won't comment on what, If any, extra security arrangements It’s made for the women, spokesman UP TO 4 STUDENTS PERMITTED PER APARTMENT KEEPS YOUR MONTHLY RENT PER PERSON REASONABLE! Located adjacent to Wake Comity Uedlcal Center and I-64I Jxist 16 minutes Meredith College Campus. Year round indoor swUnmlng pool, exerdse room and clubhouse, ‘fennla courts and outdoor pool tool One and two bedroom plans offer modern kitchen, air oonditlonlng, and carpeting. Cablevlslon and HBO available. Direct bus service. For complete information and a complimentary indoor pool paas. visit us 9*6:00 pjn. dally. Saturday 10-5:00 pjn. 9 MONTH LEASE AVAILABLE Wakefield APARTMENTS 310aHOLSTON UNE PHONE 832-3929 TODAYI WOE AVE MEREDITH COLLEGE MLxe COUNTY UEDICAl. C6iflE« Walter Litteil says. They present, fairly new problems. “The kinds of celebrity stu dents we have previously (enrolled) i^ave been children of royal families and children of famous parents,” Eager ob serves. "You could walk right by them and never know it.” ’ With students like Shields, Foster, and Beals, “the situa tion is more complicated be cause she is a star in l>er own right, and almost instantly recognizable." Recent Princeton' alumni Include members of the Saudi royal family, actor Gregory Peck's daughter, and' the daughter of Phllllpine President Ferdinand Marcos. The more-recognizable however, John F. Kennedy, Jr., son of the late president, graduated from Brown last spring without attracting much outside in terest. Getting them through school successfully means “re specting the student’s privacy,” Litteil says. Toward that end, Princeton security guards will be wat ching for journalists even after the initial week of school, wiil screen Shields', mail, and try to prevent outsiders from gaining access to the actress through her roommates and friends, Eager says. "She just wants to be a normal student,” he adds, “and we will do everything we can to see that she has that tight.” Harde mE-nmsFORTHE BESTEJmtFALLAROUNDl ThensxttlrmyoustoptjyfortheBestEatin’^ bring ak)ng tNs moneysmrin'coupon. h OniME JUICE $1J9 PIcnt prtMm lAM coupon b«*oro erdorlng. On* coupon par cuMonwr. per viwt. piMM. CiMMnof inun p«y «fty mIm ox duo. Thk* coupon net goM ki cofflWMtWn with *ny oihor often. Offtr goo« during rogvlar brMklMt hour* only n pomcipwtng Htttfto't RMttwam* UvouoriM«v31.1M4 1963. HinMetfooil Syii*ns. tnc. Handed mnjumsTBB^SMMimmtauLJu nmi MBumuFTumsm Pl(»i« pTMom lhi« coi«on baforo ordering. On* coupon p*r cuitonw. por vitM. PIOMO. CuMofflor mutt pay •»¥ Mloi tax duo. 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