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by Fred Edinger
"Take the Bus, October 11."
You may have seen the posters
around, but what's it all about?
The College Union, in
cooperation with the
Greensboro Volunteer Action
Bureau is sponsoring a free tour
of two agencies which use
volunteer help, in order to
stimulate campus interest in
volunteer work. The Bureau, a
division of United Community
Services, has listings of many
challenging and worthwhile jobs
in our area.
The bus will be leaving from
the .ront of New Garden Hall
this coming Wednesday
afternoon at 1:45 P.M. The tour
will be led by Judy Lund,
director of the Volunteer Action
Bureau. The trip is free but is
limited to 40 persons and
reservations are a must. These
can be made by filling in the
blank below and returning it
promptly to the Student
Activities office in 1968
Residence Hall.
At the Cerebral Palsy School
we should be able to observe
many activities, including speech
therapy, occupational therapy,
and physical therapy. Ample
time will be given for questions.
The Alonzo Hall Towers is a
high rise apartment complex for
the retired. We will split into
small groups, visit with the
residents and take in such things
as ceramics class, basic
education, and sewing class.
If you are interested in
volunteer work, in sociology, in
psychology, therapy, or child
development, why not come
along for the ride? We plan to be
back by 5 P.M.
We hope that the "Take the
Bus" tour will serve at least
three purposes. First, it will give
Guilford Students and faculty an
opportunity to become aware of
the types of agencies operating
in this area and the chances of
helping these agencies.
Secondly, it will help these
agencies make their programs
and services more widely known
throughout the community.
The Guilethargy
Thirdly, the tour can help
make known the "volunteer-job
referral service" available in the
Student Activities Office in the
Guilford campus.
The job file is open any time
during office hours, in the
Student Activities Office. Job
listings give such information as
type of work, agency, name of
person to contact, hour
volunteers needed, etc. The
office is glad to serve as a
mediator between students who
are interested in giving of their
time and talent and community
agencies which are in need of
volunteer help.
"Take the Bus, October 11th."
YES, I PLAN TO "TAKE THE
BUS, OCTOBER 11" SAVE ME
A SEAT.
name Campus Address
(Return this slip to Fred
Edinger, Student Activities
Office, 1968 Residence Hall.)
LOGO FOR UNION
The College Union would like
to offer a prize of $15.00 to the
person who designs the best
identity symbol for the Union.
Entries should be brought to
the College Union office in 1968
Residence Hall or given to Bob
Bussey. The name and the hall
room number of the person
doing the drawing should go on
the back side of the work. The
final deadline for enteries will be
Tuesday, October 17th. Decision
on the best symbol will be made
Wednesday, October 18th.
Students needing S
information concerning voter S
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1 or not they may register by |
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Guilethargy or Democratic fi
B Headquarters in Cox 221. Any 9
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1972
COUPLE MUGGED IN CIRCLE
On Thursday, September
28th at approximately twenty
minutes after eleven the
residents of English Hall heard
cries for help from the center of
campus. The occupants of
English who were meeting in the
dorm lounge at the time,
dismissed the cries as the voice
of a prankster. Several minutes
later a couple entered the dorm,
knocked on the do r of resident
Contest Winner
Having been swamped by all the entries the
decision was difficult, but as of this issue the
Guilfordian will assume the name submitted by
sophomore Tim Moeller: The Guilethargy. Because
of a close staff note on the new banner, the staff
has awarded Tim the $25.00 prize with a runner-up
prize of $5.00 going to senior Diann Bonner for
her submission of 'The Guilford Apathy.' The
Guilethargy would like to heartily thank the entire
Guilford College community for their interest
in the contest we sincerely hope you will
continue to offer as much support in the future.
News Briefs
The College Union is now
selling shares in the Oct. 30
concert of Charles Byrd, classical
guitarist. Any organization (or
individual) may purchase shares
for $l.OO each, but a minimum
of 50 shares must be bought.
Co-sponsers of the concert
become co-profit sharers, and all
proceeds will be divided among
sponsers.
Union Board members Mark
O'Connell, John Greene, Esther
Hall, John Beede, and Jeff Pratt,
accompanied by Student
Activities Director Cliff Lowery,
attended the National
Entertainment Conference in
Charleston, S.C., Sept. 30 Oct.
3. The purpose of the trip was to
secure popular and cultural
programs for the second
semester.
As of this printing,
Guilford co-ed Sharon
Boyd has been missing
from campus for close to
sixteen days. Sharon is a
first semester fresfVman
living in Binford 205. The
Guilethargy was first
notified of Sharon's
disappearance I ast
Wednesday. Since that
time the Guilethargy has
been unable to contact
administrative officials or
her parents for comment.
A few of Sharon's
friends are offering a
reward for any
information leading to her
whereabouts. If you have
any information to offer
which might help in
locating her, please call
292-8709.
coordinator Shelly Putnam and
asked to use the phone in order
to notify the police that they
had been assaulted and robbed
at gun point by six black males
in the campus circle.
Randy Catoe and Jeannie
Campbell, both Guilford
Students reported that their
assailants had fled when Catoe
called out for help. Catoe, who
lost an unestimated amount of
change, was struck several times
Draft Counsellors
The following men have
offered their help as draft
counsellors:
Ed Burrows - 292-6718
Carroll Feagins - 292-5103
BUI Jeffries - 288-6543
Bob Driscoll - 292-4801
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Physicists' Opens
by Bob Bussey '
The fall production of the
Guilford College Revelers will be
"The Physicists" by Friederich
Durrenmatt. It will be presented
Oct. 26-28 in Dana Auditorium
with curtains at 8:15 p.m.
The play is set in a decadent
palatial mansion which has been
converted into a mental asylum.
It is to this refuge that Mobius,
the central character, runs.
Mobius has learned the secret
of Universal Discovery. He feels
that if he shares the secret with
the world, results would be
disastrous, so the madhouse is
his only escape.
Complications arise, however,
because of the sanatorium
manger, Doktor Von Sahnd, a
crippled descendant of nobility.
Now in rehearsal, the cast for
"The Physicists" is headed by
in trie LAUE auu MUMJU in the
chest. X-rays taken later in he
week revealec/a cracked rib. Miss
Campbell reported having been
struck once in the head as the
group fled.
'They asked me for a light,"
Catoe recalled in an interview
this week, "and then one of
them pointed a gun at me and
asked me if I had anything to go
with it." Catoe's account of the
event appears elsewhere in this
issue.
The blacks, who were
described by Catoe only as
"medium to large build with
moderate hair lengths" are
thought by Greensboro Police to
be connected with similar
incidents which took place at
Greensboro College and UNC-G
during the same evening.
(See page 4 for complete
narrative.)
Meals for Shut-ins
The Student Involvement
Committee and the Guilford
College cafeteria announce that
any resident who for medical
reasons is unable to dine in the
cafeteria may secure a meal by
having a friend present the
resident's ID at the door. Upon
return of the tray, dishes, and
utensils, the ID card will be
returned.
Minnette Coleman as Doktor
Von Zahnd and T.R. Wailes as
Mobius. Dean M. Regenos is
directing in the absence of Dr.
Donald Deagon.
Other cast members are Ed
Simpson, Henry Hackett, Julia
Mclver, Rae Bland, Pam Henry,
Nan Mengebier, Dan Rumfelt,
Jane Fairchild, Jimmy Johnson,
Peter Reiss, Anita Jones, Ken
Shommer, Rob Lehman, Mike
Messenheimer, Clint Brown and
David Brown.
Reservations may be made by
phoning Dana Auditorium,
292-5513 Ext. 46 Monday
through Friday from 2 to 5
p.m. Members of the Guilford
College Arts Series will be
admitted free. Tickets are $1.50
for adults and 50 cents for
non-Guilford students.
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