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“Fleetwood,” a small dog who
lives off campus, has become a
celebrity on campus since his
incident with a dog-eating
Frisbee plant. Fleetwood was
attacked by the plant on
Saturday, while grazing in the
south forty. Despite the
struggles of several
veterinarians, it took Fleet-
wood’s own ingenuity to escape.
By jerking gruffly at the plant,
Hulletin Board
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Dr. Anand P. Jaggi, professor
of economics, attended a one-
day seminar entitled “Suc
cessful Approached to Proposal
Writing and Obtaining Grants,”
on March 29, in Greensboro.
The “overall goal of the
seminar was to give order and
simplicity to the complicated
process of acquiring grants and
to enable participants to become
successful in writing proposals.
All write in votes for the last
SGA Elections were tallied;
however, all write in candidates
who were not eligible were
striken from the ballot. All
eligible candidates were phoned
— if we could not catch you in,
your name was put on the ballot.
Eric Sellers
Fleetwood managed to pull it out
by the roots and cast it against
the wall pictured in the
background.
Dr. Harold Doster has since
launched an all-out campaign to
remove the Dreaded Frisbee
plants from the campus. Calling
the plants a dangerous public
nuisance, Doster insisted that
the police should strive to arrest
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(Continued from page one)
Wilson County Public Library,
249 W. Nash Street.
There will be a reception after
each reading and a workshop for
interested writers will be held
following the April and June
readings. There is no admission
charge and the public is invited
to attend. FOR INFORMATION
regarding this event call: 291-
4329.
Contact
The five Third Century Artists
at the Arts Council of Wilson will
present “CONTACT”, a public
arts demonstration and exhibit.
Claudia Spalding, the weaver;
Byron Charles, the musician;
Tommy Braswell, the writer;
Leslie Ford, the potter-
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may participate in any of ?
activities if you are interested
The Artists will be in front of
the Courthouse building on Nash
Street on Wednesday, April?
from 10:00 A.M. to 3:00 pm
weather permitting.
Greek News
delta zeta
The Executive Board of Delta
Zeta attended the 76th Annual
Prevince at Western Carolina
Umversity. Workshops were
attended throughout the week
We extend to all Greeks good
luck on all Greek Activities.
Penny Dull
all persons caught planting these
fiends.
Fleetwood was not available
for comment, but is reported in
good health. He sustained only
minor injuries and incredible
embarrassment and has since
refused to talk with the media.
Fleetwood may drop out of
school.
J. Fred Pearce
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