■ Page Two, THE HILLTOP, January 22,1982-
Dr. Ihrig Gets Book Published WHcit Do
Dr. Mary Ihrig, professor of English at Mars Hill, has authored a new book enti
tled Emerson’s Transcendental Vocabulary: A Concordance which is being pub
lished by Garland Publishing Company of New York City. The new book provides
access to nine fundamental terms in transcendental thinking in the seven volumes of
the Centenary Edition of the Complete Works of Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Dr. Ihrig, a native of Hannibal, Missouri, earned her undergraduate degree from
Shurtleff College in Alton, 111. She has a master’s degree from Washington Universi
ty in St. Louis, Mo., a divinity degree from Southeastern Baptist Theological
Seminary, and a Ph.D. from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
She has been a member of Mars Hill’s faculty since 1960 and is a member of
several curriculum committees. A well-known musician in addition to her other
talents, she has been church organist for several churches in the area including the
Mars Hill Baptist Church. In 1972 she was named in the “Outstanding Educators of
America’’ volume.
Guess Who
Now is your chance to win two free niovie passes to either the Friday night or Sun
day night movies on campus, compliments of Jay Hirst and the Films Committee
All you have to do is guess who is pictured below in a 1947 photograph. We will give
you one clue — he is on the staff of the college (not a teacher or in the administra
tion). In case of more than one correct answer, the winner will be drawn at random
Fill out the blanks below and either drop it off at the Hilltop Office or mail it to
P.O. Box 1148-C. Contest ends January 28, 1982.
NAME
P.O. BOX
PHONE NUMBER
MY GUESS IS
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Time To Give Blood
The American Red Cross Blood
Mobile will be in the Blue Lounge in
Wren College Union on Friday, January
29 from 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. At the last blood
mobile, 134 donors came and 125 pints
were collected. The blood mobile is
sponsored by the American Red Cross
and Delta Kappa Theta Fraternity. All
are encouraged to “roll up their sleeves’’
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QUESTION: How do you think this January Term has gone for you, and ho'*'
you feel about this being the last one at Mars Hill College?
“They shouldn’t do away with it because it’s a good break between semesters.
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JAY HIRST - Senior
I’m glad that they’re doing away with it because it means a longer breal^’
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“I’m enjoying not doing much of anything.’’ — ANDY HILL - Sophotno^® j
“It’s been great, but I don’t care because I’m not going to be here.’’ — SAM
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“It’s been a good January Term and it’s sad that this is the last one-
MELANIE SMITH - Senior
“Considering that I only have an hour and a half of class each day, it ha*
pretty good. I’m glad it’s the last one because it has outgrown its popularity' i.
PHOEBE LEE - Junior J ^^^^GistereI
“I’ve enjoyed my class. I’m glad that it’s the last one because next K vv///
spend more time with my loved ones over the holidays.” — CINDY WATS’ Qnd charged th
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“I think that the January Term is good in the sense that it allows the . 3. ’
take an enjoyable class without the pressure of a full term, yet gaining some
edge in a certain area. I think it’s bad (doing away with it) because during ^^MESTI
Term, the student is kept in contact with the college.” — LESTER PU^ *
Sophomore
I like the January Term because I like the break between semesters. tV pAV,, ^ISTERI
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choices of classes they offered, I’m glad it’s the last one.”
Sophomore
“I like my class, but I think that January Terms are a waste of time because .
is to little to do. Praise God that this is the last one.” — CHERYL McPHER
Sophomore
“I have really enjoyed my class, but I feel that the time could be spent more J
going ahead with the regular semester because the students have too much
and nothing to do.” — SUSIE MATHIS - Sophomore .
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“January Term is fine and in my opinion it should be continued because u ’ | “p 1
break from school.” — MITCHELL BEAL - Senior j(,|ii:j *:0()
“I think it’s gone great, and I’m sorry it’s the last one because it gave m® I 8;3q
free time to be with the people I love.” — PENNY ELLIOTT - Senior
“This January Term has been going wonderfully, and I think that
valuable. People will be missing something when they take it away. I’m
got to enjoy it the four years I was here.” — RICHARD “INDIANA W
HALL - Senior
“My January Term has been going pretty good and it’s relaxing because ^
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January Term has made Mars Hill a unique place because
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“Basically, I feel this way about January Term and Mars Hill. January T ..
— RICKY WILLIAMSON - Senior
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been good, and most students agree. This is another example of how the
tion has lost touch with the needs and wants of the students.
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Editor: Andy Behl
Staff: Stefanie Briggs
Virginia Pumphrey
Lori Faddis
Steve Ferguson
Doug Huff
Dave Trotter
Ray McConnell
G. Douglas Ray
Bobby Hayes
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