October 25, 1968
The N.C. Essay
Page 3
THE SERVILE SEX-Included in Sunday
night's slave auction were (l.to r.)
Denise Pense, Murphy Cross, Susan
Weimer, Chris Rosania, and Suzy Sol-
oman.
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1. Dexter Benedict Presents One Man
Art Exhibit At N.C.S.A.
2. North Carolina School of Arts to
Host Lady Democrats In Reception
At School
3. Nude Paintings Removed From Arts
School Exhibit
4. Democrats Arrive At Arts School
Today
Reception Planned
5. Jim Moon Runs Nude At Reception
In Arts School
Lady Democrats Take Flight
6. Nude Paintings Replaced In Arts
School Exhibit
7. Jim Moon Announces Retirement to
Graham, N. C.
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EKEND SUCCESS
BOR SGA,
By David Wood
If this past weekend is any ev
idence of the interest and enthusi
asm of the student body concerning
"happen"
is very
to see
future
would like to ex-
each of you who
:hings they'd like
3t N.C.S.A. j our
jright indeed! I
;end my thanks to
Ditched in and made the slave mar-
et, the cafeteria supper and the
Dpen-house come off as well as they
did. I would especially like to
chank the members of the Student
Government Association for their
work and consideration.
It is important that all of you
understand exactly what we accom
plished this week-end--and why. As
you know, suggestions, "beefs" and
other comments were hashed around
during your division meetings with
your representative. These ideas
were then brought back to the S.G.A.
Meeting on Wednesday. One complaint
was that room inspection in the boys
dorm was revealing a somewhat less-
than-desirable situation. Another
suggestion was for "open houses" in
the dormitories. Still another idea
concerned decorating the cafeteria
The S.G.A. met these ideas with
a few exciting ones of their own.
Thus, the slave market was planned
that the boys rooms would be
for
so that the boys
cleaned--the money
freshments at the
going tor re-
open house in the
boys' dormitory after supper and en-
tainment in the decorated portion of
the school cafeteria.
The significant thing in all
of this was that 1± was totally
planned and executed by you, the
Henry Moody knocks 'em dead. A very
odd photo found in a basket outside
the Bssay office.
student body, through your Student
Government Association. Nothing
like this has ever been done before!
If you enjoyed the cafeteria, and
the entertainment Sunday night,
speak to your representative and
we'll try to set this up permanent
ly. We cannot do it without your
help! And now that the boys'dorm
has been cleaned . if an effort is
made to keep it that way, open
houses will become permanent fea
tures. It is entirely in the hands
of our student body. As long as we
show that we can plan, organize and
execute these activities properly--
the faculty will back our requests
for other improvements.
"Today the pits - tomorrow the
wrinkles!" Your Student Government
marches on!
David Wood
President ■
S.G.A.
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