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Sports
Women's lacrosse
begins season
By Fiona Clem
The women's lacrosse
team, in their only pre
season scrimmage, crush
ed the N.C. State lacrosse
club, 17-7.
The team could not keep
the winning momentum in
their opening regular
season games.
The Quakers tied
Randolph-Macon 7-7 in
their opening home game.
Their record dropped to
0-1-2 when the Quakers
went on the road to
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challenge Longwood and
Lynchburg.
Pam Howe, first-year
head coach, has had three
years of lacrosse coaching
experience. Howe was the
assistant coach at Spr
ingfield College for two
years and the assistant at
Dartmouth "last year
before coming to Guilford.
The next home game for
the womens lacrosse team
is on April sat 4:30 against
Randolph-Macon Womens
College. '
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Honorable...
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Frances Waters received
the Ernestine Milner.
Scholarship for her com
bination of family and
academia.
Nancy Cable—Wells
awarded Jeffrey
Blackmun with the
Eugene S. Hire Achieve
ment Award for overall
achievement, and Rachael
Solomon received the Alan
Walter Hull Scholarship
for her contributions to
Guilford as a CCE student.
Grome Fulton, Jr. named
the Sesquicentennial
Scholarship recipients,
each receiving a sixty
dollar credit in the
bookstore. (Sixty dollars
was the price of tuition in
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1837.)
President Bill Rogers
closed the program by
stressing that while
Guilford is honoring select
individuals, it is important
that proper consideration
be given to the "network of
support" these individuals
have received: friends,
professors, and family.
Rogers also reflected on
the human mind and its
virtually untapped poten
tial. The challenge lies in
how each person utilizes
this potential.
Comparing the occasion
to spring, Rogers con
veyed a sense of celebra
tion as Guilford recogniz
ed its leaders. Also, he
summed up by saying,
"the exuberance of mind
is to be celebrated in
itself."