1, 1970
BELLES OF ST. MARY’S
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Annual Golf
Pen Takes Place
to St. Clary’s
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Hie b^nilonr^. !t*iil’se department
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Nnr''i'e’Su Heasley, -Jane
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CUT SYSTEM —PRO
(Reprint March 29, 1963)
Editor’s Note: Not too long ago,
St. Alary’s put in a new cut sys
tem. Eyeryoue was excited the
first week or two, but now we have
become quite blaise’. The following
article is being reprinted in order
to show, in a double perspective,
what a great imprpvemeut our
new absence system is.
A few weeks ago, a petition to
the Legislative Body for installa
tion of the cut system at St.
A'laiy’s was tabled after discus
sion, because the Legislative felt
cuts by our present system were
better for the students. It seems
that there are many “pro’s” in this
issue which could be considered
before the idea is forgotten.
It is our understanding that
with the cut system a student is
allowed a limited number of cuts
(for instance, one cut per semester
hour in each course, with no lab
TENNIS IS BIG IN SIGMA-MU NEWS
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Mary’s Golf Open
tI April 24th,
ihis gQi 1 bvidge Country Club.
‘1^ Rohi ''^®iii
*^°i'®il bv vr’'°iii'.ii^iiie>it was spon-
that' +!,■’■ b’isani, and it is hop-
'^’^Hlonp 6vent will be an an-
A^*' of tin’ ®^iibes Bankin, the win-
'^Peii, year’s St. Mary’s Golf
trn.!v ^ G'ophy to keep. An-
Mth the at St. Alary’s
eii it ^ach year’s win-
??Hcl, Gi-aliam came in
tr ’’e witl , A ortlungton, fourth,
a ® thin p ® a Golf Banquet at
^ ill the"?" P'^Mici-
Ar^H , tournament.
Of''*- Ajiril 22nd,
a member
Professional Golf
On Saturday, April 25th, foiu
members of the St. Alary s tennis
team participated ni the -■ •
State Intercollegiate P e n n i s
in Ch.pel Hill Brett
Elebash and Jo Ann Peacock play
ed doubles and went to t^e sen
finals. However, they lost to p
Ltlf^wSe^^FoiXJud^ Appa-
S„ Appa..eh«.
Sdf Harrison anti EU.n P«t™l;
nlaved singles, winning then hrst
l^miH Lura DuPont from UNC-
CH won the finals in ®^
against Ellie Jones from UNC-G.
The tennis team had a match
on Thursday, April 30th, at Salem
College. On May 4th, they' play a
home game with Wake Forest; on
Tuesda.v, Alay’ 5th, they^ pla.y UNC-
CH at Chapel Ilili. They ivill play
another away game at UNC-G on
Thursday, Alay 7th.
The AIus have won both softball
games so far. The Sigmas, how
ever, won the swimming contest.
Sigma-AIu tennis matches started
this past week. Also, the archery
tournament started April 27th.
The Letter Club Banquet is to be
held on AVednesday, Alay' 6th.
Representatives
at N C. State Intercollegiate Tennis Tournament.
H ">e Wo ’^"1
’ Hii,i A, ^''bins
’‘"'■Nliall Y
oimg.
Pnll for the third
Tbe noil";;, aepart-
(piarter m f'' j:. yiargaret Am-
,ne.it ^"""Indrews. Roberta
brose, Mary An n
Bine, Bets.v '^""‘'^Kathy Byars,
Lindsey Miu on. Coppage,
Enuices Capehai t. n
Harriett P"/j,ie Dofferniyre,
Sally Dillard. >'0 j,qeetwood,
Amy Durham. Ma^^ Ekky
Cathy boltz. J-. (;-nnnie Ha".
Foss. Roll.v B ‘""‘j^pnes. Sherme
InJa .Mill., ;T" !"^rvi»g.^ Ellen Jm;-
Ibrahim, latu ^ j^nn Alims,
dan. Pam '\"'i l,.n,v Alarsha AIc-
Alarguerite M" JoAnn I eo-
Elrath. Susan , j , Ann Rees-
'>*. I’Pf'rt Anne S-nteri
man. Bn'"'' ‘.^mva Btieppnril '
Sue Sermons -1 y a-
Sininions. Ebniin jjart
leta Sledge. Or Debra
Eeagne, Km Valone.
Turner, Aim.'
letter to editor
EDITOR:
I feel that the actions of many-
stiidents during the senior recital
of Staniiie Farish Avas uncalled
for, and extremely rude.
Not only' ivas this a concert, but
because of the fact that it was
held in the chapel, I believe that
these students should have acted
Avith a lot more reA'erence and re
spect.
There have been some misunder
standing in regard to the last se
lection. Alaiiy students could have
thought that the last selection, be
ing the “Fanfare,” Avas the jmst-
lude. IIoAvever, the piece Avas NOT
intended as background music to
a lot of idle chatter!
I hope that these students Avill
become more thoughtful in the fu
ture. Thank you,
Student
cuts) AA'hich can be applied either
to OA'ernight absences, to unexcus
ed class cuts, or to very short ill
nesses. Extended stays' in the in
firmary do not count against this
quota. AVith the present system, a
St. AIai'y'’s girl is alloAved to cut
Saturday' classes only in order to
take her allotted number of Aveek-
ends, a system Avhich gi\'es very
fcAv cuts. If class cuts Avere given,
a student could use them to take
longer Aveekends or to participate
in extra activities. The same num
ber of overnights could be used,
and the girl Avould have the pre-
rogath'e to combine cuts and over
nights as she chooses, Avithout let
ting her academic standards slip.
College girls not responsible
enough to keep up Avith their
Avork Avithout constant supervision
do not belong at St. Alary’s.
No college alloAvs students to
make up tests missed Avhen taking
unexcused cuts; therefore, teach
ers AA'ould have no problem and
could assign Avork as they Avished.
It Avould require quite a change to
install this sy'stem at St. Alary’s,
but isn’t change an integral part
of progress? We Avould ask the
Legislative Body to think this sit
uation over again and perhaps
give the students a choice along
Avith a full explanation of all the
limits such a change in system
Avould require. If the cut system is
so successfully' used at other
schools, Avould it be impossible to
introduce it at St. Alary’s?
Sea Saints Elect
President
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Debbie Frank.
Debbie Frank, a s o p h o m ore
from Ahoskie, N. C., Avas elected
president of next year’s Sea
Saints. Debbie aa'us a Sea Saint
her freshman y'ear, and is a Bea
con member this year. As presi
dent, Debbie Avill perform a solo
number in next year’s shoAV. She
is “really excited” and “is look
ing foi-Avard to the coming year.”
On April 22, the Sea Saints pei'-
formed for the Board of Atisitors.
Tliey had their annual members-
only' picnic on April 30.
heir com-
in
,c affairs,
id both in
trk and in
Carolina,
ry’s.
St. Mary's
lented Dr.
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