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Athletic Director Welcomes Students Carl Ullrich, Athletic Director Welcome to St. Andrews to the Class of 1999. And welcome back to the Classes of '96, '91 and '98. Before we all know it we will be welcoming the Class of 2000! How does that sound? Along with the Freshman Class, I am also a "rookie" here at St. Andrews, having become the interim Athlet ics Director last May. I am thrilled and proud to be here-feelings that I hope are shared by all our stu dents. Despite our small size, we offer a tremendous range of intercollegiate athletic opportunities and urge any of you with an interest or background in any of our sports to contact our coaches and make an effort to join one or more of our sports team families. Our goal is to make inter collegiate athletics at St. Andrews an experience that you will treasure as you are here and after you graduate; one that will enhance your classroom and educational experience; and one that will down the line make you a better person—more able to handle the chal lenges you will face after you graduate. We wish you a wonderful four year St. Andrews experience! Give us a try. Here are our sports and coaches; except for our Equestrian Program, we are all housed in the Physical Education Center. We also solicit your support at our home athletic events. Schedules will appear in The Lance, and will also be posted through out the Academic Areas. Let's make sure our crowds behave in a sports-man-like manner—encouraging and rooting for our own athlet ics and teams, but refrain ing from ridicule or taunt ing of opponents. I know our student ath letes will thank you for your support of their ef forts. The Wall Q: What do you think about SAGA hours? Basically, I think it's pretty unhealthy because the short windows of time force you to eat on a routine basis rather than on a hunger basis and that trains you what time to eat rather than to eat when you're hungry. -Terra McVoy I think they could be ex tended, definitely. -Katherine Baugh I would extend dinner because people eat at differ ent times-I'm used to eating later. If you eat at five then at nine or ten you're hungry again. -Debbie Clevinger I think that there should be some way to use the money that we lose when we miss lunch so that they don't get to totally absorb the profit. -Allison Corley I think that they should open breakfast earlier, like at 7:15. -Jayne Thomisee I think dinner should be later;.but you do kind of get used to it. -Greg Farrington
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