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WAYNE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
May 27, 1969
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LETTERS
TO THE
ED I TOR
Dear Editor:
I think the school paper has several
good and several bad points. It doesn’t
have enough pages, it doesn't have enough
topics that would be of interest to
students on campus, and it should have
more pictures. I think some of the topics
that would be of interest to students
would be want-adds,sports items, fashions,
etc. Items for women could be a gossip
column and a horoscope section. On the
other hand, I think the material that is
covered in the paper, such as teacher of
the month, sports, student of the month,
and what is happening in the library, is
very interesting.
Sincerely yours,
Donna Moore
THE VOICE OF WAYNE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Goldsboro, North Carolina
Editor James Joyner
Co-Editor Jim Quillin
Feature Editor Bettye Cox
Photographer John Sullivan
Sports Editor Judy Jones
Assistant Sports Editor Milford Jones
Reporters...Bernie Houchins, Sally Peacock
Dianne Shelnutt, Andrea Kinsey
Judson Coker
Advisors Dean Waller, Mrs. Ward
! Mrs. Reid, Mrs. Griffin
printer Mrs. Zonge
phe Communiqu^ is published monthly for the
students of WCC. The opinions expressed
here do not necessarily represent those of
the Board of Directors, staff or faculty of
fWCC.
Dear Editor:
I find it difficult,indeed,to formulate
my parting words to you and the newspaper
staff members of our school; nevertheless,
I feel a personal obligation to thank each
of you for the effort you have put forth
for the purpose of strengthening and
encouraging fellowship among the students
here at Wayne Community College. I'm sure
that everyone that you and the members of
the newspaper staff should be highly
commended for your combined efforts.
Appreciatively,
^ . Lula E. Best
Dear Editor:
You asked me to write a letter to you,
expressing my likes and dislikes about the
college. Basically, I like everything
about WCC except one thing: the way the
student lounge looks at the end of the
day. In my opinion, it looks so bad that
I wouldn't blame President Erwin if he
decided to close it again. The lounge is
there for the students' use. It is not
there for people to go in and throw drink
cups, milk containers, or cigarette packs
on the floor.
The trash that is picked up is nearly
enough to fill the four or five trash cans
in the lounge that should have been used
in the first place.
The school is now in the process of
raising money for a new student union.
What good is a new student union if we,
the students, cannot keep the one we have
clean?
I have even heard students ask, "What
good is a new student lounge to us if we
are not here to use it?" The new lounge
will be built in the future, and I don't
blame students fornot wanting to contribute
to something they won't use. But won't it
be nice to walk up to somebody one day and
say, "I helped in the drive for a new
student lounge at WCC"?
As students, let's stop and think for a
minute. If we can't keep the lounge we
have clean, will we be able to keep the
new one clean? Think about it.
Sincerely,
Johnny Lisk