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Place Yourself!
The Collegiate
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north CAROLINA IN-
rfHVSHlP program Director
n,ve Bennett will be on campus
„ 3 00 p-m-. Wed., Jan. 30,
Room 210 Hines to explain the
ootwrtunities provided by the
The N.C. Internsh.p
Lram offers students S125
week for 10 weeks to
Licipate in seminars, tours,
and projects to broaden their
perspective of state govern
ment. To be eligible you must
be attending a North Carolina
college and at least a sophmore.
Additional information and pro
ject descriptions are available in
the Career Planning and Place
ment Office. Feb. 13 is the
deadline for applications. Aca
demic credit may be possible by
finding a faculty member or
department chairperson who is
willing to sponsor the internship
and grant academic credit.
Part-time Sales Opportunity
with Solar Applications
Unlimited;
A number of students are
needed to work flexible hours in
Wilson and Wilson County. This
could be a possible fund-raising
arrangement with student or
ganizations. Representatives
from Solar Applications will
hold a demonstration of their
product and a group interview
on Tuesday, January 29 at 3:00
in Room 140 (auditorium) of the
Nursing Building. All interested
are invited.
Sail On
from page 2
air burns their lungs as their
muscles start to complain. It
won't be too much longer now.
But it’s best not to think about
it. If one thinks about it, one
gets tired. And no one wants to
run when they’re tired.
One more turn and then the
home stretch. Who’s going to
make it all the way today? The
frat rat determined to get back
in shape, refuses to slow down
even for a second. And the quiet
guy, trying to keep up with his
tall red headed friend, pours on
even more speed. Finally, they
cross the highway and make the
last turn.
As each runner makes that
last turn, he starts his kick. The
soccer player pulls way out in
front and the wrestler does his
best to stay on his heels. The
ted head kicks, but it’s not
Opera
from page 1
Makeup was created and
supervised by student Raye
Anne Thore. The set was de
signed by J. Ross Albert, chair
man of the Department of
Music, and constructed by
Frank Mayes of the college
faculty and students Linwood
Bratcher, Charles Henry, Craig
Everett, Clifton Harris, and
Monty Totten. Members of the
properties committee are stu
dents Bratcher and Kimberly
Sykes.
Valerie Melvin of Goldsboro
is stage director. The opera is
produced and directed by
Albert.
Tickets will be available at the
door.
enough to pass either one of the
first two runners. The quiet guy
pulls away from the frat rat, and
the curly headed one, his breath
coming more in gasp than
anything else, swears he won’t
be last.
Then, the sign that marks the
finish. The soccer player crosses
first, followed close behind by
the wrestler. Several seconds
pass, and then the red head and
the quiet guy cross next. A few
seconds later the frat rat
crosses, compelled only by
shear will anddeterminatioa
Then finally, the curly headed
guy finishes, cheered on by his
co-horts, but upset about being
last.
Upon merging together
.^gain, they each discuss their
shared adventure between short
fast breaths. Soon, they run out
of things to say, and they go
back to their perspective rooms.
The sun is up now, quilting
the clouds with the many splen
did colors of morning.
Then there’s always the day
after tomorrow, when they meet
again.
RUEGGY
Spring Semester Recruiting Schedule
Monday
Jan. 28
Tuesday
Jan. 29
Tuesday
Jan. 29
Wednesday
Jan. 30
Wednesday
Jan. 30
Thursday
Jan, 31
Monday
Feb. 4
Wednesday
Feb. 6
Wednesday
Feb. 6
Thursday
Feb. 7
Tuesday
Feb. 12
Friday
Feb. 15
Tuesday
Feb. 19
Wednesday
Mar. 5
Monday
Mar. 10
Tuesday
Mar. 11
Friday
Mar. 14
Monday
Mar. 17
Tuesday
Mar. 18
Tuesday
Mar. 18
Thursday
Mar. 20
Friday
Mar. 21
Tuesday
Apr. 22
Norfolk Public Schools
Burlington City Schools
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
Moore County Schools
Cumberland County Schools
Suffolk, Va. Schools
Nurses Career Dav
Burlington House Decorator F'abrics
Wachovia Corp.
N.C. Methodist Camps
Spotsylvania, Va. County Schixils
Culpeper. Va. County Schix)ls
Kinston Citv Schools
Branch Banking and Trust Co.
Hertford County Schools
Warren Countv Schotils
J. P. Stevens Co.
Southern States Cixiperative
Carolina Power and Light
Prince George County Schotils, Va.
First Citizens Bank
Roses Stores
Brunswick Countv Schools. Va.
Dr. David E. Jones
2:00-4:30
Robert G. Aldous
9:00-4:30
Jeff Parker
9;00-4:00
Henry Hix»d
10:00-4:00
J. Glenn Riddle
9:00-4:30
J. D. Thorsen
9:(K)-3:(X)
l:00-4:tX)
Charles McGix'gan
8:.W-4:30
Danny Sowell
Burke Barbee
9:(X)-4:30
9:(X)-12:tX)
Ralph Tatum
9:(K)-4:00
H. VV. Monger
9:(X)-4:(X)
Brenda Camp
9:(X)-4:(X)
Mary Owens
Billy Montague
Robert Wheeler
Vernon Baker
W. Clayton Turner
Patricia Millman
Tandy Fitts
H. Morris Sutton
Robert Elder
Charles Saunders
D. E. Crawford
J. Grady Martin
9:00-4:(X)
Daniel Avent
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NTE Exam Feb. 16
Prospective teachers who
plan to take the National Teach
er Examinations on Feb. 16, at
Atlantic Christian College were
reminded today they have less
than two weeks to register with
the Educational Testing Service
(ETS), Princeton, N.J.
Craig Falor, director of career
planning and placement at
Atlantic Christian said registra
tions should be mailed in time to
reach ETS no later than Jan.23
when regular registration closes.
A penalty fee of $5 is charged
for registrations received at
ETS after Jan. 23 but prior to
Jan. 30. After Jan. 30 registra
tions will not be accepted for the
February administration.
Registration forms and instruc
tions may be obtained form the
Atlantic Christian College
Career Planning and Placement
Office or directly from the
National Teacher Examinations,
ETS, Box 911, Princeton, N.J.
08541
During the one-day testing
session, a registrant may take
the Common Examinations
which include tests in profes
sional and general education
plus one of the 26 Area Exami
nations designed to probe know
ledge of particular subject mat
ter and teaching methods.
Once registered, each candi
date will receive an admission
ticket and notification of the
exact location of the center at
which to report. Those taking
the Common Examinations will
report at 8;30 a.m., and finish at
about 12:30 p.m., Falor said.
Area Examinations arc sche
duled from 1:30 p.m. to about
4:15 p.m.
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