WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 9, 1966
THE CAROLINA JOURNAL
PAGE 4
Forty-Niners Place Third
BY JOHN LAFFEKTY
The harriers traveled to Fay
etteville, N. C. to participate in
a tri-way meet with St. /tndrews
College, and the host team, Meth
odist College, Friday afternoon,
November 4.
The 49ers, once again crippled
by a shortage of squad members,
placed a dismal third, losing to
St. Andrews 20 1/2 to 37 1/2,
and to Methodist 23 to 38.
First place went to St. An
drews’ Jim Smith, who toured the
4.2 mile course in 23 minutes
32 seconds. Charlotte was led by
John Lafferty, who tied for second
with a time of 25:18. Mike Ridge
finished in 26:35, good enough for
a seventh place. Other 49ers mak
ing the trip were Larry McAfee
and Billy Baumgardner.
Union Delegates
Leant In Columbia
BY BOBBF BERRY
I'our delegates from this cam
pus attended the Association of
College Unions Itegion V con
ference on the University of South
Carolina campus on October 27-29.
This meeting gathered re
presentatives from schools in Ken
tucky, Virginia, Tennessee, North
Carolina, and Soutli Carolina to
discuss the topic “'I'he Union in
a Challenging College Comm
unity.”
In small discussion groups the
delegates had an opportunity to
exchange ideas with students and
administrators from lage and
small schools on a wide variety
of topics such as “The Union
and the Student Body”, “Incen
tives”, “Special Events”, and
“Union )!oard and .Union Staff.”
All of the Charlotte delegates
seemed enthused over tlie ideas
which they brought back with them
and which they plan to initiate in
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One beneficial aspect of the con
ference was the opportunity It gave
delegats to learn how other Unicsi
programs function and have solved
many of the problems which pre
sently hinder this Union program.
Mr. Brent Steele, Program Dir
ector of the Union, Nelson Lemm-
ond. Vice Chairman of the Union,
Tisha Schenck, Secretary of the
Union, and Bobbe Berry, Chair
man of the Union Recreation
Committee were the delegates cho
sen to attend the conference from
UNC-C.
In spite of the poor record com
piled by the team during the re
gular season, the members are op
timistic about their chances in the
confrance meet which will be run
at St. Andrews nextSaturday, Nov
ember 12. It is hoped that a full
team of seven runners will be
able to make the trip, thus giving
the 49ers an advantage they have
lacked all season.
SP Organizes
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Bill Shuford then appointed
committee chairmen. Mike Tho
mas, had of the social committee,
is already planning a social to
launch a Student Party member
ship drive.
Mitch Borden is the new chair
man of the membership committee.
Vickie Smith and Sam Scott are
the chairmen of the publicity and
platform committees, respective
ly.
A tentative date for the next
Student Party meeting was set
as November 16.
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