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THE DECREE
TUESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1971
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BILL MANSON
‘Bishop of the Week”
Grievance Committee Reports
On Traffic Ticket Complaints
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ed as a student asking support
by the Senate to circulate a
petition for these contracts to
be renewed. This petition was
to be Issued by Senators to
the dorms and to be returned
in 3 days. He felt that the
statement submitted by the
administration for rise in tui
tion was contrary to action
previously taken by the admini
stration of faculty renewals.
It was felt that the academic
quality would be lowered if they
were not asked to return. The
petition presented by Doug
stated: “We, the undersigned,
feel that the failure to renew
the contracts of Mrs. Smith
and Mrs. Mann constitutes a
severe threat to the quality
of the academic community of
N.C.W.C. and we strongly sug
gest that they be retained.”
Lynda Land proposed the mo
tion to circulate this petition in
the dorms and have it returned
within 3 days. Joan Martin
seconded it.
n .an Cordt.s asked the help of
all Jena asking students
to be undt;rstanding and help
out when the Chamber of Com
merce has their banquet in the
cafeteria, on Tuesday, January
19 at 6:45, This banquet will
consi5: of 400 who will be eat
ing- by candle light with table
Students will be ner
ved between the hours of 4:30
af'i 5;:0: they may be seated in
the ni'ii.1 t.i:’- of the cafeteria,
the siu ■ and the faculty
loung( . Ed C.tunter asked that
the cafeteria .serve a regular
meal on Sunday evening—not
the usua! picnic supper—since
the students will have this type
meal on Tuesday niyht He also
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was moved and seconded that
the Senate meeting be adjourn
ed at 8:15 r m. •
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President of Senate
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Secretary of Senate
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the school as -well as Alpha
Delta Chi as they become bro
thers. Rus Shoop was named
pledgemaster for Nu Gamma
Phi and Debbie Sink was Pi
Eplison’s pledge mistress.
Each of these respective groups
will conclude their pledge pe
riods within the maximum of
ten weeks.
Music Students
To Give Program
NEWS BUREAU—A selected
group of music students at N.
C. Wesleyan College will pre
sent “Scenes From Famous
Operas” on Friday, Jan. 22,
at 7:30 p.m. in Garber Chapel.
The public is cordially invited
to attend the performance free
of charge.
The production will be in
full costume, directed by Dr
John Davis, assistant professor
of music at Wesleyan. Dr.
William G. Sasser, chairman
of .he Department of Music will
accompany the singe.'i.
Among the opera scenes pre
sented will be one each from
“Porgy and Bess,” “Die Fle-
dermaus,” “Rigoletto,” and
■‘T^o Mikado.” Allwillbe sung
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SUCCESS PLANNING
ROBERSONVILLE, N. C.
Bill Manson, a freshman for
ward and guard, was named
basketball’s “Bishop of the
Week” in the DECREE poll for
last week.
In two wins by N. C. Wes-
leyan’s Jayvess during the
week, Manson scored 20 and
41 points, putting on one of
the best performances of his
career in his 41-point out
burst as the “Battling Bishops”
downed the Peps’-Cola team
92-66.
Manson, v/ho measures 6’
1” and weighs 168 pounds was
praised by Rich Alsberry a fel
low team ate, “Bill is a tre
mendous ballplayer who gives a
loo per cent all the time.”
In the game with Penibroke
State University that same
week, Manson hit 2 for 3 for
66%. He is shooting 100%
from the foul line with 9 for '
9. At that time Manson had
an approximate 44% scortng av
erage.
Bill is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. William Manson of Rich
mond, Virginia.
Jayvees Undefeated
The N. C. Wesleyan Jay
vees rolled to their fourth
straight victory without a set
back last Tuesday night as they
defeated the John F. Kennedy
Memorial post team of Fort
Bragg, N. C. by the score
of 89-75.
The victory came as the re
sult of a sparkling exhibition
of coordinated pressure defense
and offense. The Bishops stole
the ball on several occasions
and cashed in on these for vi
tal points.
The Wesleyan cagers were
led once again by Bill Manson
with 31 points. Manson has con
tributed 92 points in the Jay
vees last three games. Jim
Colbertson was next with 20;
followed by Bob Denig with 18;
Rich Alsberry and Willie Mit
chell each with eight; Bob
Lauranzon with 4; and Hilton
Martin with 2.
Sgt. Barnes took scoring ho
nors for the nightwith 35 points.
This is Fort Braggs second loss
to the Bishops.
Score by halves:
1st 2nd Final
N.C. Wes. 43 46 89
JFK Mem. 29 46 75
Manson Misquoted
In the last issue of the DE
CREE, Bill Manson was quoted
incorrectly in a statement is
sued to the DECREE by him.
The quote should have read as
follows: “I could not have
done without the help of the
team.” The sports writer re
grets this error.
Firing Raises 'Protest
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behind the specific choice of
Mrs. Mann and Mrs. Smith.
The answer given by that ad
ministration was that their re
moval would do the least dam
age to the overall programs.
At one point, faculty sources
revealed that Mrs. Smith and
Mrs. Mann had been chosen
because they were married wo
men and therefore not sole sup
porters of themselves of their
families.
Faculty members took steps
to protect the rights of the two
instructors. Chapter officers
of the American Association of
University Professors, Drs.
Baxter Johnson, and King con
sulted with President Collins
Thursday afternoon. They
pointed out that (according to
AAUP recommendations) in the
case of professors’ having
been in the college for three
years, the school is recom
mended to give the instructor
one year’s notice if the contract
Is not to be renewed. Dr. Col
lins responded that th^ AAUP’s
recommendation was consid
ered only a recommendation in
times of financial emergency.
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