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Campaigns Begin
IV following are the cam-
Xspeaches of those persons
offices. Included in the
sire not only those on the
^ but those whoareseaking
^ in votes. Elections will be
dd March 29 and 30.
I, order for leadership to be
^veinthisdayandage, the
must work with the
^le as well as for them.
■'Mv name is Valerie Melvin
jiji am running for the office
ipresident of the rising Soph-
^Oass. I am a music
filiation major in the area of
itice. My music is my life, but
jicli more important to me is
I ii general and its involve-
jents.
1 cannot promise the class of
2 lots of improvements be-
one person cannot work
jiaid miracles on this campus
iitli out help from someone
<lse, But our class working
:sgettier can do some very big
liigs in the upcoming year.
1 would appreciate your vote
Id Sophomore Class president,
so that together we can do
’igjer and better things.
“Dnitedwe stand, divided we
U!”
My name is Kay Richey and I
m i candidate for Sophomore
Qass president. While serving
IS a Freshman Class senator
tkis year, I have noticed many
tiings that I feel could improve
lie Student Government Asso
ciation at A.C.
Iknow it has been said many
mes before but our main
problem is apathy - this problem
cannot be stressed enough. It is
ipparent in the students and
Mny of the officers that we
tta, It is a disgrace when a
SCA senate meeting cannot be
Wd due to lack of a quorum and
mportant business is left hang-
■ij. I would like to see each
' take his job more seri-
I not use every excuse
possible to get out of senate
wrings. We are elected offic-
**15 who represent a great
"Mber of people. The SGA
s««ate meetings are held on a
'f^lar bssis that is known to
' e officers. Each officers
*®ld know in advance to
«dule other meetings around
“te meetings. I would like to
^ less acceptance of such
s'Mdule conflicts unless there
‘f' unusual circumstances.
feel It is important that the
tj"* attempt to
out what the people we
'vant from the SGA.
1 feel each student should
tas or her opinion. Each
member of this
Things can be
«ed if we work together,
elected I will look forward to
year. We
is a
have had new
“'^ coming forward at the end
year that hopefully will
it,""
nrn consolidate
^sy Richey
Dear Fellow Students,
On March 29 and 30 you will
have the opportunity to select
those people which you think
are capable to lead Student
Government for the 1979-1980
school year. It concerns me to
see that in the case of most of
the “races,” including my own
of SGA vice president, there is
only one candidate. This appar
ent lack of interest is what I
most strongly hope to change
during the coming administra
tion.
I feel that I am qualified for
the position of SGA vice presi
dent. During the past year as
Junior Class vice president and
Clerk of the Senate, I have
learned a great deal about how
SGA functions. I have also seen
the great potential which lies
within Student Government to
help the students. Student Gov
ernment has the potential of
being a loud voice in the affairs
of the college. I feel that this
voice should be that of the
majority of the students instead
of just a handful.
I sincerely hope that you will
begin to make your voice heard
by voting in this election. While
voting, I hope you will vote for
me as SGA vice president.
Sincerely,
David G. Webb
Bulletin Board
First, I would like to say that I
was not planning to run for an
office. However, after finding
out that no one in the upcoming
Sophomore Class was even in
terested enough in our class to
run for the office of vice
president, I decided to run.
Although I am busy just like
everyone else, I am very inter
ested in our class and its
involvement in campus activ
ities; therefore, I did not want
this disinterest to reflect upon
myself or the class. Also, I have
not been very involved in our
class and its activities this year,
because I never seem to hear
about class meetings until they
are already passed.
Now that I will be a write-in
candidate for the office of vice
president of the upcoming
Sophomore Class, I intend to
work with the elected president
to increase interest and activ
ities for the class. Also, I will
try to make sure that the
meetings are well publicized so
that members of our class can
become more involved.
Please write in Kathy Pearce
for vice president of the Soph-
more Class.
Thank You
Kathy Pearce
The following recruiters will
be on our campus to interview.
Please note dates and come by
the Placement Office to sign up
and also if you have signed up,
to see that your Placement
Packet IS complete and to check
on your interview time. There
are some time slots left for some
of our interviews, but they are
filling up rapidly.
Suffolk City Schools - Wednes
day, April 4.
Peace Corps - Wednesday, April
4.
Southern National Bank -
Thursday, April 5
Norfolk City Schools - Monday,
April 9
Chesapeake schools - Tuesday,
April 24.
Brunswick County schools -
Tuesday, April 3.
Any students who would like
to be able to attend Afro-
Awareness Annual Banquet,
which will be held at Parker’s
Barbeque, April 12, should con
tact Theresa McIntyre and pay
$2.00. Deadline for all monies
will be April 5, 1979.
My Fellow Students,
Once again, it is election
time. I have taken the oppor
tunity to run for vice president
of the Junior Class. Some may
ask why; others do not care.
Well, I care and this is my main
reason for running for vice
president. I want to see us do
things together as a class for the
good of A.C. and the surround
ing community. 1 want us to
have fun doing things together.
If we decide once and for all to
do away with this “I don’t care”
attitude, we can accomplish
tremendous tasks. We would
then be working together, not
against each other. I know that I
can not make promises about
any particular activity; however,
I know that given the job,
I would do everything within my
strength and power to fulfill the
task.
Running for an office is a
worthwhile endeavor because I
do it not only for myself, but
also for you, the upcoming
Juniors. If elected, I would be
here to listen to you and your
ideas as well as your gripes. But
let me tell you a secret, I cannot
“listen” if you do not give me
anything to listen to. So, please,
work with me. After all, I will
represent you; don’t leave me
“running on empty.”
Sincerely,
Jo Anne Cavenaugh
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Patricia. WilUajns iessiieaT
VioUnist
Announces Her AvaikbiUty ToPisyFor
Weddings, Receptions, Parties Aod
Other Soci&l Engagements.
Call 291-3405
Council of Presidents will
meet Tuesday, March 27, at
5:30 p.m. in Hardy Alumni Hall
for a buffet dinner. The program
will be entitled "Campus Com
munication”.
There will be a High School
Cheerleading Tournament in
Wilson Gym, Friday-March 23
at 7:30 p.m.
Admission will be .50 with
l.D. and 1.00 for adults. Prizes
will be awarded to the first place
and second place. Please come
and support the cheerleaders
and their efforts.
Jefi Best
The Science Club’s spring
plant sale will begin during the
week before Easter break. The
club will have tomato plants for
20 cents each, pepper plants for
20 cents each, and others. The
Science Club does have some
tomato plants that are ready
for sale now.
Student Forum; March 27,
1979, 11:00 a.m.. Hardy Alumni
Hall. Topic: The recently estab
lished class absence policy. This
event is open to all students and
staff.
All A.C. students are invited
to the Homecoming Dance on
March 30, 1979 featuring the
Catallnas. The dance will be
held at the Moose Lodge from
8-12 p.m. and admission is $1
with l.D. required. Dress is
semi-formal.
The 1977-78 yearbooks may
be picked up Monday and
Tuesday for those students who
have not received one yet. Pick
up between the hours of 12-3 in
the Pine Knot office.
Placement Registrants;
Please turn in your NTE scores
to Mr. Tingle.
Please Note: Beginning in
April the Green Slate Publica
tion day will change from Mon
days to Wednesdays. The dead
line for announcements to ap
pear in the Gr««n Slate will be
Taesdavs al 3:00 p.m. Please
remember that a "Request for
Approval of a College Function”
form ("Social Form") must
have been submitted and ap
proved before any announce
ment of the activity can appear
in the Green Slate.
Pinal Homecoming elections
will be held on Wednesday,
March 28, and Thursday, March
29. SGA elections will be held
Thursday. March 29, and Friday
March 30.
There are 30 concert tickets
and 10 chartered bus tickets
available to students on a first-
come basis for the Philadelphia
Orchestra concert in Raleigh.
This is the last Friends of the
College program this season,
the dates being Friday, March
23 and Saturday, March 24.
(The bus tickets are for Saturday
night only) The concerts begin
at 8:00 p.m. in Reynolds Colis
eum on the N.C. State campus.
Obtain tickets at the Music
Department desk.
Special Notice; This is your
last chance to join the trip to
Europe! All those who have
indicated an interest and all who
think they would like to join the
group should come to a meeting
next Tuesday at 11:00 a.m. in
Hines 209 or see Dr. Grimes in
Hines 216.
The deadline for filing for an
office of the Afro-American
Awareness Society will be
March 27, 1979.
THE
HOURS
Lunch-Monday-Frid»y - 11:3* AM U1 1:(X) PM
Dlnner-Mlthtly - 5:00 PM til 11:00 PM
OPEN 7 DAYS PER WEEK
HWY. 301 s. WII>SON, N. C.
A REMINDER: Homecoming is next
Friday Night, so come out to the
STEAK BARN before the Dance
for the FINEST STEAKS in WILSON!
DIAL
237-5935