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The Pendulum
Thursday, November 12,198]
Fall options offered in Spring -^Registrar’s Report^
Students interested in Eng-
lish-Journalism as a major
and communications as a
minor will have two courses
as spring semester options
which are usually sch^uled
for the fall.
Com. 426, Advanced Edit
ing and Editorial Writing
will be taught on Tuesdays
and Thursdays for three se
mester hours credit at 11:40
a.m. The course emphasizes
editing copy for newspapers,
writing headlines, and writ
ing editorials and other
opinion articles for dailies
and weeklies. Prerequisites
are Com. 225, 32S and pro
ficiency in granunar and
typing. Bob Nowell will
teach the course.
Homecoming
candidates
cont. from p. 1
Woodle from the senior
class.
Students may vote for
their choice for queen in the
lobby of Long Student
Center from 9:30 a.m. to
3:30 p.m. today, and Friday
from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Voting will also be at
Harper Center from 3:30 -
6:30 p.m. Results of the
voting will be announced
and the queen crowned
during halftime during Sat
urday’s Homecoming game
against Winston-Salem State
University.
Correction
Due to a reporter’s error,
the Pendalnm on Nov. 5 in
correctly reported that John
Prine’s Nov. 11 concert at
Elon would be on Nov. 12.
The Pendulnm regrets any
inconvenience that its error
may have caused persons
who wished to attend the
concert.
Fall tour
cont. from p. 4
S.7 miles to the yield sign
(a lumber yard is on the
right) and turn left, follow
ing the Bellemont-Mt.
Herman Road for 3.6 miles
to NC 49. At NC 49, turn
right to return to 1-85, or
turn left for a drive to
Cedarock Park, or go
straight to pick up NC 62
and take a trip to Alamance
Battleground.
WANTED:
Advertising
Manager
20% commission
Pendulum
Contact:
Richard Anderson
584-2331
In addition. Com. 373-A,
Writing and Editing for
Business and Industry (and
the non-profit organization)
will be offered again on
Thursday evenings at 7.
This course concentrates
on plarming, writing and
editing the employee publi
cation for corporations as
well as publications for non
profit organizations such as
the United Way and the
American Red Cross. Be
cause business communica
tors often must be respon
sible for additional print
media, part of the coiu'se
work covers the production
of brochures, annual reports
for employees, and special
newsletters.
Speakers and panelists
from the Business Depart
ment, from industries and
non-profit agencies visit the
class to bring current ideas
and practice to the students.
All class members work on a
publication during the term
and create a complete mock-
up of a publication for the
final examination. Dr. Mary
E. Priestley teaches the
course.
An “I” grade signifies incomplete work because of illnes,
emergency, extreme hardship, or self-paced courses. It is m
given for a student missing the final examination unlq
excused by the dean of academic affairs upon conununift
tion from the student. The student receiving a grade of "p
completes all work no later than nine class days afig
mid-semester grades are due in the following semester.*
final grade is submitted to the registrar by the instructor tii
following Monday. After this date, the “I” gti
automatically changes to “F” unless an extension is gram
by the dean of academic affairs.
The college reserves the right to cancel or discontinue n
course because of small enrollment or for other ream
deemed necessary. In order to assure quality instruction, ft
college reserves the right to close registration when
mflTimiim enrollment has been reached. The college resmg
the right to make changes in schedule and/or faculty
necessary.
“IFe’rc not just playing the
opposing teams this season,
We’re also playing their fi
We need your help.’’
hns.
“When we go up against the opponents
on our 1981-82 schedule, we’d like to have
a ‘Sixth Man’ on oar team in good
support from the Elon Student Body. We
need every student and faculty member to
join us in Alumni Gym at game time and
identify with Elon basketball.
“The members of the basketball team
are your roommates, your class mates,
your dorm neighbors and your students
who represent each one of you while on
the court. Knowing you are behind them,
cheering them on, makes a big difference.
Bill Morningstar
Head Basketball Coach
Elon College
“We challenge you to become a member of the team — the Sixth Man. We need yoor help
Idenai^'JlIhU?^ will do our best to make you prond that you
ELON BASKETBALL - ^We’ve Got A Good Thing Going’
Season Opener November 16, 7:30 p.m. vs Mars Hill