From Worst
To Best
Dear Students:
Members of Wilkes Community
College’s chapter of Phi Theta Kappa
recently attended their regional con
ference in Charleston, SC, and re
turned home winners. President Bruce
Monks (Nursing), Vice-Presidents
Gerald Weaver (COll) and Don
Whitten (CO 18), Artist Ray Hill
(Business) and his wife Charlie, News
letter Editor, Darrell Jefferies, (Elec
tronics), and Regional Vice-
Presidential Candidate Jason Maloney
(COll) braved a six hour van trip
driven by Advisors Dr. Barbara "Closet-
Wolfpacker” Holt and Dr. Jo "Pass-
the-Pizza” Hendrix to attend the con
ference. That bravery, along with a
year full of hard work and determina
tion, was all made worthwhile when
the chapter received several impres
sive awards: The nationally recognized
"Five-Star” Award, Honorable Men
tion for Communications, and, most
impressively, the "Most Improved
Chapter” in North and South
Carolina.
The delegates somehow found time
between attending business meetings
and workshops to catch some of the
picturesque sights of Charleston,
guided by former Charlston-ite Ray
Hill. While it can’t be proven, it is
widely believed that Dr. Hendrix’s
favorite sight was the Italian restau
rant Papillion. While Dr. Holt and
Gerald saw the sights via rented bicy
cles, Bruce, Don, Darrell, and Jason
patronized the quaint little eatery Wild
Wing. They paid a heavy price for this
patronage thanks to the inedibly hot
"China Syndrome,” a version of hot
wings so hot as to be indescribable.
On the final day, our hapless adven
turers performed a skit written by
Don for the assembled masses. The
final of six skits, our players were
rewarded for their efforts with a
standing ovation and many verbal
affirmations of their greatness. All in
all, a time very well spent.
Sincerely,
Donald Duck
Basketball
Camp
Final registration is now being held
for the 16th Annual Bryan Adrian
Summer Basketball Camp. Boys and
girls ages 5 through 18 are eligible.
Included on the 1994 Summer
Camp Staff are: Eric Montross (North
Carolina), Grant Hill (Duke), David
Wingate, Charlotte Hornets), George
Lynch (LA Lakers), Brian Reese
(North Carolina), Derrick Phelps
(North Carolina), Antonio Lang
(Duke), Chris Corchiani (Boston Cel
tics), John Crotty (Utah Jazz), andjon
Barry (Milwaukee Bucks).
There are several camp locations
including Charlotte, North Carolina;
Greensboro, North Carolina; Hick
ory, North Carolina; Murfreesboro,
North Carolina; and Spartanburg,
South Carolina.
The Bryan Adrian Basketball Camp
is among the best teaching camps in
the country.
For a brochure call (704) 372-3236
anytime.
During the last few weeks, we in Phi
Theta Kappa, hope that you have
noticed the bright yellow signs asking
the whole student body to help the
Easter Bunny. While many people
have dropped things in the collection
boxes in front of Dr. Hendrix’s office
and the box at Student Support Servi
ces, WE NEED MORE!!
We are attempting to fill Easter
baskets for 80 children at Cub Creek
Head Start Center. Most of these
children come from low income fami
lies that might not otherwise be able to
give their children something for
Easter. Most are books, coloring
books and school supplies that might
be over looked by parents who are
operating on a tight budget. We also
need standard Easter supplies and
volunteers to help pack baskets next
Tuesday, March 29 atI2:30!
Thank you all for supporting Phi
Theta Kappa and the children of Cub
Creek Head Start Center.
Su?:anne D. Faircloch
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Uncle Remus
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character
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(continued from page one)
Technologies are only tools and we
must use them with wisdom and con
science. Some of us will live into the
twenty-second century and remember
the struggles to harness the great
wealth of technology that avails us
now. This wealth is increasing ex
ponentially and we can make a better
world with it. This is our challenge,
not just another academic theme.
—Woody
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snake
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Actor Guinness
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Show off
(AmuCTS on Page Six)
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flavor
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income
tax
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amat (Lat.)
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Wonderland
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denizen
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