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WEEKLY
ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN COLLEGE, DECEMBER 18, 1969
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Will Begin
On Jan. 5
At a recent meeting of the
College Administrative Council,
new regulations were passed
regarding traffic and parking
violations. The Council noted
that, in spite of the improved
parking facilities developed in
recent months, numerous
students are parking in areas
which hinder the flow of traffic.
Accordingly, effective January
5,1970, tickets will be placed on
all cars which are unregistered
or illegally parked. A $5.00 fine
will be assessed for each
violation. Fines are to be paid in
the Business Office in the A.d-
ministration Building. Tickets
will be written for the following
reasons; (i) unregistered
vehicles, (2) Parking in no
wking areas, (3) Parking in
drive way or circulation drive,
'■I) parking in unassigned
parking lot, (5) Blocking other
traffic, (6) Parking in a reserved
parking space,
Anyone who is presently
driving an unregistered vehicle
Is encouraged to register it with
Ihe Dean of Student’s secretary
™ the Student Center. Everyone
See FINE Page i
What fine young ACC Male ivouldn’t
like to fine this merry miss perched^
under his Christmas tree come
Christmas morn. Coed Joyce Cleggs
joins the Collegiate staff in wishing
the students, faculty and staff of
Atlantic Christian College the
merriest of Christmases and the
happiest of New Year’s. Remember,
where Christmas lurks, exams
cannot be far behind.
3 Weeks
Overseas
Scheduled
During the summer of 1970 a
three week study tour of Europe
will be conducted by Atlantic
Christian College in association
with the Students’ World-Wide
Educational Association. Three
hours of college credit will be
gi'anted for those who desire it.
Beginning in the last week of
July the tour, which will begin
and end in Washington, D.C.,
will include visits to Paris,
Geneva, Rome, Naples, Pisa,
Florence, Edinburgh and
London. The group will also
attend a performance of the
historic Oberammergau Passion
Play. Total costs is expected less
than $1,000. More definite details
will be available after the
Christmas holidays. For further
information see Dr, Paulsell,
who will lead the tour, or Dean
Swindell,
Supervisor
Wesley F. Veasey of
Washington, N.C., has been
named lecturer in history at
Atlantic Christian College and
will direct methods, practicum
See SrPERVISORY Page 2