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COMPASS
October 1978
Miami Ohio
Ricky Roundtree, senior Art major, Elizabeth City, N.C., is shown ad
miring one of his paintings which comprised an exhibit In the Viking
1978-79 Art Exhibition
The Elizabeth City State
University Department of Art
Exhibition
Program:
1978-79
October 23 - November 13,
1978: Paintings by the Facul
ty of the Department of Art of
the Elizabeth City State
University; Pasquotank-
Camden Library, Elizabeth
City, N. C.
November 20 - December 7,
1978: Senior Art Exhibition by
James Reginald Baker and
Richard Earl Cherry; G. R.
Little Library
January 8 - January 30,1979:
An Exhibition of Recent
Paintings by Keith C. Mc-
Clease; G. R. Little Library
February 26 - March 14,1979:
Art works by Eugene O’Neal
of the Faculty of the Depart
ment of Art of the Elizabeth
City State University; the
Viking Room, Ridley Univer
sity Center
February 26 - March 15,1979:
Artistic works by James
Smith, Jr., ECSU Alumnus
Art Major of the Class of 1972;
Winslow Memorial Nursing
Home, Elizabeth City, N. C.
March 27 - April 23,1979: Re
cent Sculpture by Advanced
Art Majors and Alumni Art
Majors of the Elizabeth City
State University; Dare Coun
ty Library, Manteo, N. C.
March 28 - April 11, 1979:
Photographs by Mildred
Allen, Elizabeth City State
University Photographer;
Foyer, Moore Hall
April 25 - May 14, 1979:
Sculptural Arrangements by
Jerry Mullen and Jerome
Bryant; G.R. Little Library
April 26 - May 17, 1979:
Paintings, Pastels and Draw-
ings by Vincent J.
deGregorio, Chairman of the
Department of Art of the
Elizabeth City State Universi
ty; Winslow Memorial Nurs
ing Home, Elizabeth City,
N. C.
May 8 - June 14, 1979:
Scidptural Renditions by Lola
D. Yelverton, Senior Art Ma
jor of the Elizabeth City State
University; Pasquotank-
Camden Library, Elizabeth
City, N. C;
June 18 - July 12, 1979: Ar
rangements in various Art
Media by Students of the
Elizabeth City State Universi
ty; G.R. Little Library
Room of the University Center. See below for schedule of other
exhibits.
The Compass welcomes ideas and sugges
tions from everyone to help make this a
more informative and up-to-date
newspaper for the benefit of students and
faculty.
Adopts New
Procedures
Oxford, Ohio (LP.) — The
University Council at Miami
University has adopted the
following revised Academic
Grievance Procedure.
“That revised procedure
have the right to question a
grade received, but should
realize that difference bet
ween questioning a grade and
changing an instructor with
violation of good teaching
practices.
It cites the fact that
students first should consult
the instructor to voice a com
plaint and attempt to work
out a solution. If not satisfied
the student then has the right
to confer with the chairman
of the department and ask for
a review of the grade given,
through the departmental
grievance procedure.
It provides a ten-week
deadline for filing a
grievance but that is ten
weeks into the next regular
semester following the one
which the grade being ques
tioned is received.
The Divisional Appeals
committee is authorized to
make whatever grade change
it seems is warranted by the
facts of the case and whichis
consistent with the University
grading system. The commit
tee, however, may not
remove a course from the
record.”
New Furniture Purchased
BY Lillie M. Vaughan
Through funds allocated
the Division of Academic Af
fairs, ECSU has purchased
and installed long over due
furniture for several
classrooms. According to in
formation from Artuur Mour-
ing, Budget Analyst, a total of
$25,684.20 was spent to pur
chase:
790 student desk-
chairs $18,960.00
22 teaching stations 1,826.00
80 stacking chairs 860.00
21 padded stacking
chairs 346.50
window blinds 3,691.70
Mouring indicated that an
additional $10,000 will be
spent during the remainder of
the 1978-79 academic year to
complete the current project.
COLLEGE POETRY REVIEW
The NATIONAL POETRY PRESS
announces
The closing date for the submission of manuscripts by College Students is
November 5
ANY STUDENT attending either junior or senior college is eligible to submit
his verse. There is no limitation as to form or theme. Shorter works are pre
ferred because of space limitations.
thrNASc®’ on a separate sheet, and must
ADDRESS as well ADDRESS ot the student, and the COLLEGE
MANUSCRIPTS should be sent to the OFFICE OF THE PRESS.
Box 218
NATIONAL POETRY PRESS
Agoura, Ca. 91301