Salemite, INov. 10,1978, Page 2
To
The
Editor...
Dear Editor,
On the Sunday we returned from Fall Break I made a
careless move and later suffered the consequences of it.
I drove up to the Post Office to pick up my mail. I got out
of my car, ran inside, picked up my mail, ran back to my
car, and drove off. It was not until an hour or so later
that I realized my purse was missing. I knew im
mediately what had happened: someone had been
lurking in the darkness around the area, waiting for a
careless student.When I left my car momentarily, this
person grabbed my purse' and ran.
It was my fault for not thinking about my action
beforehand. I hope this letter serves to warn other
students so they won’t make the same mistake.
Robin Maxey
SAB Discusses Plans For January Term
SAB held its regularly
scheduled meeting this
Wednesday at the Back Door.
A large attendance almost
matched the breadth of the
discussions.
Caroline Wannamker, SAB
chairman, is working on
strengthening the clubs on
campus by having them set
goals and work together to
achieve them. Management
workshops for organization
members are in the planning
stage.
Jean Fleming reported on
the progress of the student
center. Administration is
planning to join with students
in making it an integ^ral part
of Salem life. Plans for a beer
license, snack bar, television
and refurnishing are under
way. Everyone has been
encouraged by a growing
student response to the
project.
The main topic of
discussion at the meeting
concerned plans for January
term. SAB is encouraging all
clubs to offer various ac
tivities during the month.
Lectures, concerts, ski
weekends, outings to
restaurants and places of
interest are being suggested
as possible club sponsored
events. A calendar of the
month’s activities will be
published prior to the
beginning of the term.
If you have any suggestions
concerning January events,
please contact Caroline
Wannamaker.
Film Festival More Than Nostalgic
Lecture Assembly featured
on Wednesday the 8th the first
of the “Nostalgic” film
festival programs. John
McElwee a law student at
Wake Forest and American
film expert is presenting the
film series at Salem..
After a humorous discourse
on films: past and present,
Mr. McElwee showed several
vintage cartoons and a reel of
Ciark Gable movie rushes.
Though . the audience was
small, response to 'the
presentation was very en
thusiastic.
Mr. McElwee plans to
continue the film series with
more lectures and films such
as; Gone With the Wind,
Casablanca, Old Yeller, The
Maltese Falcon and two
Alfred Hitchcock thriller.
Lecture Assembly would like
to encourage more students
and faculty to attend the
presentations and take ad
vantage of this rare op-
portimity to enjoy and learn
about the best of American
films.
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