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^agc F6ur THE TWIG October 26, 1967 Political Clubs Elect Officers, Attend Conventions Democrats, Republicans Plan Activities AROUND CAMPUS Extensive planning began at the organizational meetings of the Young Republicans and Young Democrats clubs. The Young Democrats Club be gan its year under the leadership of Juiianne Parham, president; Betty McNeil, vice-president; Bonnie Pop lin, secretary; Dellla Edenfield, trea surer; and Sandra Holder, publicity chairman. Plans for future monthly meetings include a speech by Mrs. Nancy Chase, representative to the State Legislature, and a faculty- student panel debate on a current political issue. Several members re cently attended the state convention in Greensboro. Long-Range Planning Begun (Continued from page 1) jectives of Meredith College. The chairman is Dr. Ralph McLain. The faculty committee, headed by Dr. Lois Frazier, will make recommendations for faculty wel fare, growth, standards, and organi zation. The committee for academic pro -ams will work with such prob lems as adding or discontinuing major fields, advanced placement with credit for entering freshmen, and policy differences within the departments. This committee in cludes five student members, Jeannie Sams, Lynn Dodge, Jane Leonard, Shan Pruitt, and Susan Hout. Dr. Leslie Syron is chairman. The inter-institutional committee will be needed as resource personnel for all other committees. The chair man is Dr. John Yarbrough. The committee for instructional processes will deal with the problems of grading, attendance, assignments, and instruction improvement. Its chairman is Mr. Henry CofFer, and its voting student members are Susan Chapman, Fatsy Wilson, and Alice Smith. The calendar committee will try to decide on a feasible number and leng^ of terms each year, the pos sibility of a five-day week, and the desirable length of exam periods and holidays. This committee is headed by Dr. Sarah Lemmon. Student representatives are Evelyn Carter, Susan Stone, and Alma Jo Hall. NEW- FIND SCHOLARSHIPS BY COi^PUTER r.ast year’ S30 million in coilego schol- arsh’ps went unclaimed — because no Qualified persons applied . . . because no qualified persons knew of ttiem. • Now ECS engineers and educators have programrred a high-speed com puter vjlth 700,000 itenv; ol scholastic a.a, wortf> ower 5500 million, to permit students to easily and quickly locate scholarships for which they qualify. • The student fills out a detailed, con fidential questionnaire and returns it to ECS. with a one-time computer-proces sing fee of 515. In seconds the compu ter compares his qualifications against requirements of slants set up by foun. dations, business, civic, fraternal, re ligious, and government organizations, and prints a personalized report ta the student telling him where and when to apply for grants for which he qual ifies. Thousands Of these do not depend on scholastic standing or financial need. rFREE n I INfORMATION AND SAMPLE QUESTIOHNAinE , MOnTHAMCmCAN 6DUCATIDNAL caMvuTva •■Rvicaa, tNG. issNABSAusrnccr nmmcCTON, rgeuv jcrscy qty .Quesllonnairss (pfint) address. I'P. The committee on admissions and retention, headed by Miss Mary Bland Josey, will deal with problems such as admissions standards, finan cial aid, and projected enrollment. Student members are Mary Owens, Nancy Boyd, and Suzanne Carpen- ter. The student personnel committee for services and activities is headed by Mrs. Carolyn Grubbs. Carolyn McGrady, Carol Price, and Agnes Stancil are the student members. Recommendations will be made by this committee on matters such as faculty and student committees, stu dent government activities, and future residence hall and staff needs. The continuing education and community services committee will consider the program and policies of students returning to Meredith after a break in their education. 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