McGill Scholarship
Open To B.C. Students
ATLANTA, GA. — The Ralph
McGill Scholarship Fund offers
scholarships for the 1979-80
school year of up to $1,500 each to
students with southern
backgrounds who have com
pleted at least two years of
college, Jack Tarver, chairman
of the Scholarship Fund, said
today.
Tarver said May 1st is the
deadline for applications. He said
a number of scholarships are
awarded each year to students
who have demonstrated a long
time interest in the news and
editorial phase of newspapering.
Scholarships, he said, are
limited to those young men and
women whose roots lie in the
south. Applicants must also
convince the Awards Committee
that they firmly intend to pursue
Hamlet
Review
The spirit of Shakespeare filled
the Brevard College auditorium
when the National Shakespeare
Company presented Hamlet
January 22, in Dunham
auditorium. The performance
was the first of ten programs
scheduled for the Brevard
College Life and Culture Series
for the spring semester.
The cast, made up of young
professional actors, captivated
the audience with their genuine
acting abilities and received a
powerful response from the
crowd. Although the play was
quite long, the actors managed to
keep the audience interested and
received a well-deserved ovation
at the end.
The performances of both K. C.
Kizziah as Hamlet and Susanne
Eqli as Ophelia displayed talent
and versatility. The audience
followed Hamlet through both his
raging and romantic moments
and they saw Ophelia as both
charming and insane.
The production was staged by
Mario Silettle, formerly of the
Metropolitan Opera. The com
pany alternates between Hamlet
and A Midsummer Night’s
Dream as they appear in more
than 100 cities to audiences
totaling more than 250,000 during
their seven-month tour.
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Across From College
Brevard, N. C.
Phone 883-3115
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“Fine Footwei.r for
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a career in daily or weekly
newspapering. Tarver said the
Awards Committee wants to give
scholarships to those who are
likely to become leaders in the
newspaper field.
Successful applicants will be
required to maintain a “B”
average in order to keep the
scholarship.
A letter of not more than 500
words telling why the applicant
wants a scholarship, together
with photograph of the applicant,
must accompany each ap
plication. Applicants also must
have a letter of recommendation
from a college authority.
Application blanks may be
obtained from: The Ralph McGill
Scholarship Fund; Box 4689;
Atlanta, Georgia 30302.
THE CLARION
PTK cont’d
Officers for the 1978-79 school
year are Karen McCall
president, Cyndi Blalock, vice-
president, Margaret Gosnell
secretary, David Roberts’
treasurer Kim Pack, Campus
Activity Chairman and Sandra
Wilson, Representative to the
Western Carolina Community
Action Board. The provisional
members, who are highly
qualified freshmen admitted at
the beginning of the year, are
represented by Alicia Kinard.
The campaign for regional
president is being led by fresh
man Donna Harriger who can be
spotted playing with Delta Pi
airplanes, kazoos and other
campaign materials.
Karen appeared to be very
enthusiastic about PTK’s future
at Brevard and she hopes to
accomplish a lot in the remainder
of the year. Look for PTK to be
working hard this semester.
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Brevard Collie
Enrollment Sets Record
Nationally, while many
colleges, especially private
colleges, are experiencing
enrollment declines, Brevard
College continues to enroll record
numbers of students. The
national enrollment decline is
due primarily to a significant
drop in the population of college
age students (18-21 year olds).
The 18-21 year old population is
projected to decline 18% between
1980-1990 according to the
National Center for Education
Statistics.
Brevard College has ex
perienced a steady increase in
enrollment since 1972, and this
Spring semester represented a
record enrollment of over 600
students. The previous record
enrollment for the Spring
sem^ter was set in 1968. Dean
McLendon, Dean of Admissions
at Brevard College since 1972,
projected a new record
enrollment for Brevard College
in the upcoming Fall semester,
1979, also.
Dean McLendon commented on
the increasing enrollment by
saying, “Brevard College’s
admissions program has been
marketing oriented and carried
out in such a way as to create a
naturally high level of student
demand for Brevard College.
Brevard College has a proven
record of excellence, and more
and more students are seeking
out only those colleges with a
strong academic reputation and
that are exceptionally strong in
their area of academic interest.”
Security Item s
If you have a theft, it should be
reported to a security officer. A
form is completed with all
available information. The time,
location, items stolen are im
portant of course. If you know the
serial numbers, model numbers
of further identifying marks, this
too will aid in the investigation
and recovery of stolen or missing
possessions.
Damage to personal property,
your vehicle, your room or
contents should also be reported
to security. All information you
provide is kept confidential, and
is a major element in the in
vestigation of such mstances.
Campus security officers have
been employed to serve the entire
college community. Each officer
has considerable backgro^d^
Hubhard^s
Dogwood Plaza
'’0 884-2500
the various areas of security.
Traffice control, vehicle
registration, fire arm
registration and storage, in
vestigations, public relations and
numerous other aspects of ser
vice and protection.
As director of security, I invite
your inquiries, comments and
cooperation in the overall
protection of our college. For
your protection, report
suspicious person’s, vehicles,
activities that could lead to crime
on this campus.
Campus Security is located in
Room 107, McLarty Goodson
Building and is open daily from 1
til 6 p.m.
If you need help, ask your
security officer, he can assist or
pontact the necessary agency
See me for your
Real Estate Needs.
Jessie C. Crane
Realtor
Office: 883-8261
Home: 877-4484
Calendar Jan. 30th thru Feb. 13th
Tuesday, January 30
6-8:00p.m. Art Series - Five British
Sculptor’s Work and Talk
7:15 p.m. SGA
7:45 p.m. Social Board
7:45p.m. General Judicial Board
Wednesday, January 31
ll:00a,m. Sociology 101
6:30 p.m. Delphians
9:00p.m. SGA (aftergame)
9-V;OOp.m. Masquers 50’s Dance
Thursday, February 1
5:30p.m. Westminster
8:15 p.m. Life and Culture
Series/David Holt
Saturday, Febniary 3
9-U:00p.m
Library Seminar Room
MG 118
MG 118
MG 118
Library Seminar Room
West Beam Study Parlor
MG 118
Dunham
Seaver Room
Dunham
Square Dance
Buddy Davis Band
Sunday, February 4
7:30 p.m.
Contemporary Church
Service
Monday, February S
Christian Council
Prayer Breakfast
7:00 a.m.
S:30p.ffl.
5:45 p.m.
8:00p.m.
PTK
Clarion Staff Meeting
Tuesday, February 6
6-8:00 p.m. ArtSraies/Outcastof
the Islands
6:30p.m. GeneralJudicial
Board
6:30p.m. SoclalBoard
7:15p.m. SGA
Wednesday, February 7
5:30 p.m. Kappa Chi
6:30 p.m. Delphians
9:00p.m. SGA
Thursday, February 8
5:30 p.m. Westminister
Saturday, February 10
9-12:00 p.m.
Sweetheart Dance
‘ ‘Southern Eapress’ ’
Sunday, February 11
7:30p.m. Contemporary
Church Service
8:00p.m. SGA: Movie
“Ssiokey and the
Baadlt"
Monday, February 12
7:00 a.m.
5:30 p.m.
8:00p.m.
Christian Council
Prayer Breakfast
PTK
FCA
Dunham
F.U.M.C. Chapel
Weaver Room
Rutherford Room
MG 116
Studrat Union Lounge
MG 125
MG 118
MG 118
MG 118
Weaver Room
West Beam Study Parlor
MG 118
Weaver Room
Dunham
F.U.M.C. Chapel
Dunham
Weaver Room
Rutherford Room
Student Union Lounge
Tuesday, February 13
6-8:00p.m. Art Series/With These Hands: SeminarRoom
Rebirth of America mG 118
6:30 p.m. General Judicial Board MG 118
6:30p.m. SocialBoard MG 118
SGA
Burt Reynolds
“Smokey AND THE Banilit”
Sally Field Jerry Reeda^
Jackie Gleason [ as Shentl Butord T Juslice ]
A RASTAR Production ' A UNIVERSAL Picture ■ Technicolor®
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February 11, 8:00 p.m. Dunham