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ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN COLLEGE MARCH 29, 1973
NUMBER TWENTY ONE
Harper Hall Destroyed By Panty Raid
SMASH HIT—The scene above shows Harper Hall as it appears after
Iasi Wednesday’s forced entry by frenzied male students. Mr. Mooer,
Maintenance Engineer, reported that $27.18 had been appropriated to
get Harper back to its cozy old self again. He stated that with a little
paint and plaster applied in the right places, the Great Hall will be
ready in a couple of days to receive again its (K'cupanls who nnv,
complain of shower room problems at the frat houses where they now
reside.
Economy Move Hits ACC
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President Arthur Wenger
announced today in order to help
raise the necessary fimds to
build a faculty club room for the
students that certain moves
would be made to cut corners
and provide students with a
better education.
One of the first moves
announced was the removing of
all bricks fromthe walkway
running through and using them
for the faculty club. This will
cost the school no additional
expense as Mr. Carlin’s physical
fitness 10 class will accomplish
the task as part of their fitness
training. The fitness class hopes
to tie the record of putting the
bricks down — 2V2 years.
Dr. Wenger then announced
the next economy slash as
removing the carpeting from
Hines Hall. When questioned if
this move would add to the moise
factor Dr. Wenger stated, “We
need to hear more from our
students, and by taking up the
Foot Ball Coming
Details were released today of
Atlantic Christian College’s
return to an Inter-Collegiate
football program.
At the same time it was
announced that Ara Parsegian,
iormerly of Notre Dame, has
agreed to take over as head
coach and that ground-breaking
for the new 100,000-seat stadium
will take place next week.
The return to football had been
expected after a large donation
for athletics was received from
the ACC Religion Department.
Members of the Department
stated that future religious
crusades could bring larger
financial grants to the football
fund.
Parsegian, when contacted by
this paper, noted that he felt he
could have a great future with
the school. He also stated that
this year, due to a lack of funds
(after paying his salary), there
will be no scholarships offered.
Next year, however, scholarship
will be offered in a limited
amount. Tentative plans, he
said, call for offering 97 grants-
in-aid next year with a ten per
cent increase each year for 31
years.
As for the new stadium, it was
learned that plans call for
individual cushioned — rocking
chairs and seats for everyone on
the 50-yard line.
There will be a special
helicopter shuttle-service from
the college to the studium which
is to be built at the site of the
present athletic field.
Commenting on the
prospective season the Religion
Dept, here stated that plans
were underway for a ten game
schedule to be played between
Sept. 1 and Sept. 20.
Consequently, the football
season will be completed before
basketball practice begins on
Sept. 21,
Possible opponents mentioned
are UCLA, King’s Business
College, Navy, Duke, Wilson
Tech, and Coach Parsegian’s old
alumnus Notre Dame.
carpeting we will know the
students are moving around."
Once the carpeting is removed it
will be sold to raise additional
revenue.
The campus support has been
enthusiastic. The fraternity’s,
Delta Sig especially, has helped
by saving metal that has
amounted to one ton in old cans.
The sororities not to be outdone,
cast in 50 pounds of fraternity
pins and lavalieres were of no
value other than scrape. Both
the Den of man and women
commended theese grops for the
contributions they had made.
With these super human
efforts from everyone involved
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Harper Hall was the scene
Wednesday night of a well-
planned and rather uneventful
panty raid. The net result ap
pears to be several pairs of silk
stockings and one pair of jockey
shorts It was rumored that the
raid was carried out with the full
cooperation of the Dean of
Women and the residents of
Harper Hall
The usual Wednesday night
calm had settled at Harper Hall
after the Bohunk social ended at
7 p m. Those males seen milling
around Harper, according to
Miss Jesse Daniel, the new Dean
of Women, were in no more than
their usual sedate spirit. "The
trouble," states .Miss Daniell.
"was begun with the appearance
of a fuzzy-headed man rumored
to be one Bob Bennett " Miss
Daniell went on to say that the
man uttered a series of
challenging remarks to the
bench warmers across the way.
The young maidens of Harper
up<)n hearing these remarks took
up the cry calling upon these
men to enter their sacred halls
and attempt to acquire pieces of
clothing which are held in
reserve for such occasions.
The men answered the
challenge by fleeing to Hackney
Hall for reinforcements. They
returned only to find the Great
Doors barred and barricaded to
prevent entry. Fortunately the
men had with them some overly
large firecrackers which had
been left over from their recent
beer blast at Hackney. These
were strategically placed in a
few of the many weak points of
the building and proved to be
quite sufficient to allow entry as
the accompanying photo will
substantiate.
Upon obtaining entry, the men
were greeted with great cheers
only to discover that these
cheers came from men entering
from another side of the
building. The young maidens, it
appears, had been evacuated by
an underground railroad leading
to various fraternity houses in
the area. The girls will reside in
these temporary shelters until
the Hackney Hall men can
repair the damage.
Dr. Arthur Wringer said,
"This event has added much
color to the AC campus (blues,
pinks, etc.) and I hope future
events will receive this calibre of
support from the student body.
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