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THE VOICE OF THE STUDENTS
November 12, 1964
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The CAITUS CRIER is the
voice of the students, and as
such its continuation is depen
dent upon student support. If
the CAIIPUS CRIER is Going to be
a student government committee
this year the students must con
tribute to it in the form of
articles and letters to the edi
tor. Articles to be printed in
the CAIIPUS CRIER must be in the
CRIER box in the student govern
ment office on or before the
deadline date.
A few interested students
are not sufficient in any organ—•
ization. Many v/orkers lessen
the load on all concerned and
make for a better, smoother run
ning, and more efficient organi
zation.
The next issue of the
CAMPUS CRIER is to be a test.
Are the students interested
enough to support their CRIER
actively? If there is not enough
student interest why have a
CAMPUS CRIER?
The deadline date for the
next issue of the CAI^IFUS CRIER
is Thursday, December 10, 1964.
- The Editors
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Attention Married Students:
Take your activity tickets
to the CashierOffice to be
validated so that you may get
husband and v;ife into the game
on one ticket.
The All Saints Coffeehouse,
located opposite Carolina Hall,
Invites all students and faculty
for coffee and conversation. The
Coffeehojase is usually smoke-filled,
ringing v;ith the aroma of esspresso
coffee and often bursting with T
heated and lively debate. Since
it was opened last spring b3r the
Episcopal Church of Burlington the
Coffeehouse hs-s become the gather
ing place of many professors and
students. It is open from 9-12
and 1-5 Monday through Friday.
Please stop by.
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The Liberal Arts For-um Com
mittee must be commended for the
excellent programing of their
series this year. The committee
consisting of Mr. Rodney Barfield,
Mrs, Tommie Griffin, Mr. Russell
Pearse, Mr. Tom Pearse and Mr.
Mike V/yngarden, under the sponso}>
ship of Professor James P, Elder
and the Student Government Associ
ation, are due most honorable
recognition for their efforts.
Never before in the history of the
college have such noted scholars
and lecturers visited and ;_iven us
the privilege of their time. ¥e
might encourage all students to
take advantage of this fine pro
gram
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