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SPORTS BRIEFS Volley Ball Dropped The Women's Intercollegiate Volleyball program will be discon tinued at UNC-A this year because construction work on the roof of Justice Gym has made it impossible to practice on the courts. Women's Athletic Director Bobbie Quinn said it has not been possible to arrange practice facilities off campus. "We will be actively recruiting players for next year's team/' Quinn said. UNC-A's team will be competing again next year with colleges and universities in North Carolina and other states." Be Fitter Dr. Russ Reynolds' Adult Physical Fitness Class is still open to candidates who are reasonably fit but want to be fitter. It combines 20 minutes of supervis ed calisthenics with walking and jogg ing on the track before or after class. It's free to faculty and staff. Meets Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 5:30 p.m. in the Dance Studio through December 19. WARNING!!! Friday, October 5 is the last day to drop a semester course with a "W" grade. "F" grades will be given in courses dropped after this date. All incomplete grades from all previous terms are due in the Registrar's Office by 4 p.m. on Friday, October 5. Students with incomplete grades should see their instructor before this date in order to make ar rangements for completion of work. Incomplete grades not changed by October 5 will become "F" grades. DEADLINE FOR THE PAPER The deadline to submit material for the next issue of The Paper is noon, Fri day, Sept.28. The next issue appears Monday, Oct. 8. Until we get the mechanics of pro duction down to a fine point, we re quire considerable time to set type, lay out pages and get the assembled pro duct to the printer.. Of course, the sooner you get your contributions to us, the easier you make it for everyone. UNC-A SOCCER SCHEDULE 1979 - 1980 DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME Sept. 7/8 Satellite Tournament Charlotte, NC 1:30 pm UNC-C, UNC-G, UNC-W 3:00p.m Wed., Sept. 19 *Warren Wilson College UNC-A 3:30 pm Sun., Sept. 23 Western Carolina College Cullowhee, NC 7:00 pm Sat., Sept. 29 Central Weslyan College Central, SC 2:00 pm Sat., Oct 6 Emory University Atlanta, GA 3:00 pm Tues., Oct. 9 *Elon College Elon College, NC 3:30 pm Sat., Oct. 13 Wofford College Spartanburg, SC 2:00 pm Tues., Oct. 16 * Belmont Abbey College UNC-A 4:00 pm Sat., Oct. 20 *Catawba College UNC-A 2:00 pm Mon., Oct. 22 * Pfeiffer College Misenheimer, NC 4:00 pm Sat., Oct. 27 College of Charleston UNC-A 2:00 pm * Confirmed District Games UNC-A's FAMILY ALBUM Paul T. Deason Jr., oldest son of Assistant Porfessor of Mathematics P. Thomas Deason, received his doctoral degree in nuclear chemistry Aug. 10 from Michigan State University. A 1974 graduate of UNC-A with a B.A. in chemistry, Deason at 27 is senior chemist for the DuPont Com pany at the Savannah River plant at Aiken, S.C. He graduated from Asheville's Christ School before enroll ing at UNC-A. TICKETS FOR TV SET A $1 donation to the Bulldog Basket ball Club will give the donor a numbered ticket to be used in a draw ing for a floor model 25-inch Magnavox color television set. The drawing will be held at the Dec. 13 game in Asheville between UNC-A and Augusta College. Donors may buy any number of tickets and do not have to be present at the drawing to win, according to backetball coach Jerry Green. FINANCIAL HELP College seniors who are receiving financial aid or support themselves are eligible for a waiver of the basic GRE test fee if their parents contribute $200 or less to their senior year of study. The waiver is $14 for the aptitude test or the advanced test and $28 for both. Students who enlist in specific units of the National Guard or Reserve are eligible for financial assistance through the National Guard and Reserve Educational Asssistance program. The plan can provide up to half the student's undergraduate educational expenses. A maximum of $500 in any 12-month period for a total of $2,000 to help cover tuition, fees, books, laboratory and shop fees and con sumable materials used in class will be paid to students in the Guard or Reserve. The offer applies to units of the Army National Guard, Army Reserve, Marine Corps Reserve, Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve. More information may be obtained from local Guard or Reserve units. ELUSIVE GRAIL Continued From Page One through the grapevine that the respon dent was the immigrant sister of the food service manager. So much for objectivity! I quizzed one particularly fetching female regarding on-campus recrea tion outlets, and was blithely inform ed: "Most of the time I'm with my boyfriend off-campus. When we do come on weekends for social ac tivities, we usually make our own, in formally, you could say. But I rashly persevered. I asked Charles B. about living conditions in the dormitories: "What can you say about living in fallout shelters," he remarked with a surly shrug of his shoulders, an obvious allusion to the boxy, cinderblock construction of the present accommodations. When I in formed him of the new multi-million dollar dormitory complex on the way, his torso erupted in a paroxysm of shrugging, and he rasped, "I won't be here." A real rot, this Charlie B. After a few more similarly bilious en counters, I was bowed and cowed. All that remained for this writer was silent mourning over the murder of my beautiful theory by a gang of brutal freshmen . . . and a threnody for the passing of salad days. 2
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