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2 Zi)e &uilforbian WEEK GAT A LANCE April 11-16 Monday, April 11 3:30 p.m. Women's Awareness Tea and Talk Worth House II 5 p.m. Info session- Wendy's International Dana Lounge 8 p.m. The Guilford ian Staff Meeting Passion Pit 9 p.m. Straight But Not Narrow Ragan Parlor Tuesday, April 12 5:15 p.m. Episcopal Holy Eucharist Moon Room 6:30 p.m. Outdoors Club Passion Pit 8:30 p.m. GLBA 9 p.m. Humanity for Animals Boren Wednesday, April 13 8:45 p.m. Intcrvarsity Boren 9 p.m. Women's Aware ness Worth House II Thursday, April 14 3:30 p.m. "Interviewing for success" workshop Dana Lounge 8:30 p.m. Philosophy Club Poetry Center 9 p.m. Forevergreen Boren 10 p.m. NCSL meeting Dana Lounge Friday, April 15 6 p.m. Annual Webste rian Prelaw Dinner Boren Saturday, April 16 2:30 p.m. QUACK The Underground Sunday, April 17 7 p.m. Mass Boren 7 p.m. Holy Eucharist Dana Lounge 8 p.m. Guadalajara Se mester Orientation Gal lery Compiled weekly by the Information Desk. The next issue (April 15) is the Wbt §utlfortriatt So, if you have the Guilford College community, p.m.. This is your last chance, s Piper, Quaker editors chosen Gail Kasun News Editor After years of difficulty filling editorships for Guilford's three major student publications, the editors of The Quaker, The Piper, and The Guilfordian have all been chosen, each meeting the applica tion deadline. This year's Quaker yearbook editor is Senior Jodie Hargus. Hargus has had multi-faceted ex perience on the Quaker, as well as on other magazines, journals and newspapers, she said. The Piper literary magazine will be headed by Christopher Huggins, current format editor and selections staffer for The Piper. While Hargus plans to stay with WEEK AT U t HE HUT Daily: Unprogrammed wor ship, 8:05-8:20 a.m. Friday, April 8 Noon Brown bag lunch on I lie Spring Break work trips. Sunday, April 10 9 a.m. Unprogrammed wor ship— New Garden Friends. 801 New Garden Rd. 10:30 a.m. Unprogrammed ■■ Trio con Carne perfects their unmistakable sound. They will be opening for Otis Reem at Serendipity. i&to* the format for the yearbook, Huggins said he intends to change the entire format ofT he Piper. "The length of each publi cation is going to double," he Huggins said, and will include prose, short plays, stories, essays, and all forms of art. In addition, he plans to change much of the design. Huggins said that out of the nor mal 60 to 70 Piper submissions, he will accept around 40 and work with the writers. "I plan on deal ing a lot more with the writers per sonally," he said. worship. Friendship Meeting. 1103 New Garden Rd. 11 a.m. Semi-programmed wor ship. New Garden Friends Meet ing. 7 p.m. Catholic Mass. Boren Lounge. Monday, April 11 Noon Campus Ministers Lunch Noon CAW submission dead line 4 p.m. GCRO business meeting Tuesday, April 12 6 p.m. Seekers Session: "The World in Tune with Judy Harvey," led by Judith Weller Harvey 9 p.m. IV Bible Study The Quaker will evaluate feedback from this year's new format to improve upon it, Hargus said. #""" ' W' m Hargus "We want the yearbook to chronicle the year so that when we look back, we'll remember certain events," Hargus said. She said that is where the articles in the year book will help students better as sociate events and memories. Hargus and Huggins both have returning staffs but are also look ing for talented people to join them. Wednesday, April 13 1:30 p.m. Grief, Loss, and Sadness Support Group Meet ing 5:30 p.m. Midweek Meet ing for worship Thursday, April 14 6 p.m. Seekers Session: "The Gospel of Mark" led by Deborah Shaw 8 p.m. Quaker Concerns Meeting Friday, April 15 Noon Brown bag lunch: a viewing and discussion of the Bill Moyers show on "Amaz ing Grace" SENATE ESSENTIALS COMM.I-:I> BY SIX RI TAKY WADH TOMI.INSON •Teri Freeman an nounced that Judicial Board applicants had been selected and are now wait ing approval from Senate (next week). •Wade Tomlinson an nounced that on Friday (4/ 8) there will be a Spring Break forum to discuss this past year's work trips. The discussion will be held at noon in the Hut. (2) The Secretary in now working on an attendance policy; any and all input is wel come. •Brian Sugioka and the rest of Special Projects Committee asked and re ceived approval from Sen ate to allow Forevergreen and WQFS to make changes within their con stitutions. * •Budget Committee asked for and received ap proval for twenty-one or ganizational budgets (for next year). Fifteen more were proposed before Sen ate today. For the details of what was approved specifi cally and for what has been proposed, see the copy in the library, the posting on the Senate board in Founders, or the reserve copy at the information desk. • Laura Deßlois is the Senior Events coordinating chair. May 7 is commence ment. Senior brunch will be held at the Jefferson Pi lot club, Thursday May 5 (11:30-2:00). Photo by Daphne Lewis gprtl 8, 1994
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