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A Royal Invitation
Lynn Tuggle, a member of
Salem’s junior class, sent an
invitation for Interclub
Weekend to the world’s most
famous royal couple, Prince
Charles and Princess Diana.
English etiquette prevailed
as Lynn promptly received a
note of regret on behalf of the
Prince and Lady explaining
that they had previously
arranged plans for the
weekend.
NCSA Performance
“Philadelphia, Here I
Come!” by Brian Friel begins
tonight at the Agnes de Mille
Theatre at the North Carolina
School of the Arts. The per
formance begins at 8:15 p.m.
Other performances will be
held Oct. 31, Nov. 1, and Nov.
3-7. There will be a 2 p.m.
Sunday matinee on Nov. 1.
“A fine new play, a funny
play, an affecting play,” says
the New York Herald
Tribune.
Lecture Assembly
Dr. Callahan of Hasting’s
Center spoke Oct. 29 on
“Women and the Biological
Revolution.”
The next lecture for the fall
series will be by Dr. Ersoff,
on Nov. 12.
Chapel Services
Doug Fox and Clark
Thompson will coordinate
Wednesday chapel services.
The services will be held each
Wednesday at 12:30 in the
Little Chapel. The chapel is
located next door to the
comptroller’s office.
Job Hunting
A seminar for learning the
necessary steps toward
finding a job after graduation
and beyond is being held
today at 3 p.m. in Lehman
Hall.
Junior Representative
Karen Farmer is the junior
class representative to the
Library Committee. The
appointment was made by
Executive Board.
Parents’ Weekend
Parents’ Weekend is Nov. 6
through 8. A pig pickin’ will
be held Saturday and a
brunch will be held Sunday.
Tickets will be on sale next
week. Questions or
suggestions concerning the
weekend may be addressed to
either Gail Casstevens (203
South) or Bobbie Shepherd
(110 Gramley).
Barry Manilow
Holds Concert
Barry Manilow will appear
in concert at the Greensboro
Coliseum tomorrow night.
The following concerts will
be held at the Coliseum this
semester; Rod Stewart,
Wednesday, Nov. 11; Teddy
Pendergrass, Tuesday, Nov.
17; and Alabama, Saturday,
Nov. 28.
Tickets are about $10 per
performance and can be
purchased at Reznick’s in
Thruway Shopping Center,
Winston-Salem. For more
information call 723-9735.
Jerry Pubantz
Arete Sponsors Political Talk
Arete recently sponsored a lecture by Dr. Jerry Pubantz
dealing with the assassination of Egyptian President Anwar
Sadat and the ramifications vis-a-vis United States policy in
the Middie East.
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Model United Nations Seeks Applicants
“Participating in Model UN
was the most profitable ex
perience of my college
career,” said Ellen Culler,
1981 head delegate and Salem
alumnus.
National Model United
Nations (NMUN) offers
college students the unique
opportunity to learn about the
United Nations, world affairs
and politics of nations.
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In representing nations
which may have policies
contrary to policy of the
United States, students gain
insight into world issues by
viewing problems from two
sides.
NMUN is open to all majors
and offers committee
assignments as diverse as
international terrorism,
world environmental issues
and transnational cor
porations.
Delegates must familiarize
themselves with the politics,
culture and history of the
nation their school
represents. Approximately
1200 college students from the
U.S., Canada and Puerto Rico
will participate in the
simulated U.N. sessions April
6-11,1982. The conference will
be held at the Grand Hyatt,
New York City.
Dr. Jerry Pubantz, faculty
advisor for the NMUN, is a
member of the sponsor
National Collegiate
Association’s board of
directors for 1981-82.
Interested students are
urged to participate.
Applications are due by Nov.
4, and are available in
Pubantz’s office.
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