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Alcohol-free alternatives developed during alcohol awareness week
David Simpson
Copy Editor
Greater campus awareness on the dan
gers of drug and alcohol abuse is the goal
of Alcohol Awareness Week, an event
planned by Guilford's Substance Abuse
Task Force Committee and scheduled for
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automating the library.
"We've received a large federal grant
for this purpose," said Poole. "In five
years, everything will be on computers:
circulation, the card catalog, ordering.
"It's being done in conjunction with
other consortium libraries. Eventually
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According to Ernest McCoy, assistant
dean of students for counseling, the plan
is "to educate... and send students accu
rate information on the possible negative
effects of drug usage both physiologi
cal and psychological. We want to de
velop drug free programs for those who
want to lead drug free lives." McCoy
stressed that the week is a precursor for
when this whole campus is wired, a stu
dent will be able to access card catalogs
from their dorm rooms."
The second improvement involves a
sizable (between 5,000-10,000 volumes)
addition to the library collection. Two
major research collections, one on the
Civil War and one on art history, were
presented to the library, and they must be
events of this type that will beheld through
out the year.
The week will kick off Monday with a
viewing of the film "My name is Bill," a
movie that documents the origins of Alco
holics Anonymous, at Professor Todd
Woerner's house. Students can relax to
acoustic music performed in the Under
ground on Tuesday. Joanna Iwata, along
with two membe-s of the Hot Ash Blues
processed into the collection.
Poole also hopes to continue to build on
the library's endowment principle. This
endowment is an investment fund sepa
rate from the college endowment. Several
large gifts recendy boosted the value, and
Poole would like to shoot for a $ 1 million
principle by the year 2000.
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Band, will perform pop, old classics, and
blues. On Wednesday, a "choices bar"
offering non-alcoholic drinks will pre
cede a panel discussion on the ramifica
tions of alcohol in various aspects of
society. include Officer
Tony April from the Greensboro Police
Department, Dr. Ricky Kaplan (08/
GYN), and Lisa Lamb, a counselor at a
drug and alcohol treatment center. The
week culminates Friday with a body
movement workshop conducted by
McCoy. The workshop focuses on elimi
nating stress.
The Substance Abuse Task Force
Committee is a group composed of stu
dents, faculty, and administration. It meets
every other Friday at noon in the cafeteria
and is open to all.