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Vol. 30, No.^
St. Andrews Presbyterian College
Laurlnburg, N.g.
T^y 1992
Who ever said take-home's were easy?
SENIORS
Tomorrow Night get ready to be
LAUNCHED
Knight Talk is show
ing on Wednesday
nights at 6:00 p.m.
on channel 16. Ev
erybody watch. It's
about us.
New Director
Peggy Floyd has
been named as the new
admissions director. She
will take over on June
1st. Peggy is currently
working with special
projects and transfer ser
vices in the Admissions
Office. Until recently
she worked at Scotia
Village, helping to re
cruit residents. Peggy is
somewhat of a St. An
drews alum. She has
been the Director of
Developement and
brings a wealth of
knowledge and experi
ence to her new posi
tion. Good luck to you
Peggy!
Rsian Studies
Conference
Lorrie Jean
staff Writer
St. Andrews Presbyterian College is hosting a
conference to link liberal arts colleges with under
graduate Asian studies programs on April 25-26 in
Pinehurst, N.C.
The two-day conference is sponsored by the
United Board for Christian Higher Education in
Asia and designed to develop the Arts and Sciences
Institutions Asian Network (A.S.I.A.N.).
"The United Board of Christian Higher Educa
tion in Asia wants to build this network of colleges
as an occidenul complement to the network of
oriental colleges. The benefits are enormous in
terms of study and travel. I'm gratified by the
overwhelmingresponseof colleges across thecoun-
try. I'm very proud that St. Andrews is able to host
this conference," said Dean Benson, director of the
conference.
Benson added, "The heart of the conference is
brainstorming and creating the network. We plan
to clarify what its nature, resources, and structure
will be. We want to stretch resources between the
U.S. and Asia."
Featured speakers are: Julia Ching, professor of
religious studies, philosophy, and east Asian stud
ies, Donald L. Keene, Shincho professor of Japa
nese, William H. Gleysteen , Jr., president of the
Japan Society, William Malm, professor of
ethnomusicology, and David Vikner, president of
the United Board for Christian Higher Education in
Asia.
The conference will end with a lecture/demon
stration and concert on Asian ethnomusicology.
Albermarle:
President - Rob Bennett
Vice President - Scott Norris
Social Chair - Rosie Von Canon
Concord:
President - Tiffani Orange
Vice President - Muffin Moyer
Social Chair - Vicki Evans
Granville:
President - Kaille Padgett
Vice President - Doug Snyder
Social Chair - (pending)*
Highland:
President - Shad Luedke
Vice President - Michael Lessig
Social Chair - Karen Dickerson (p)
Mecklenburg:
President - Garreth Griffith
Vice President - Ben Weiss
Social Chair - Matt Bachman
Orange:
President - Charles Young
Vice President -Beth Chesnutt
Social Chair - Will Ray (p)
*(p) = pending approval from Registrar.