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THE TWIG
October 10, 1968
Collection of Original Graphics
To Be Shown at Meredith
London Grafica Arts will present
a collection of original graphics in
an exhibition and sale at Meredith
October 15-16 in Joyner Hall from
10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
This collection of prints is making
a tour of colleges and universities
through the U.S.A. enabling stu
dents. faculty, avid and new collec
tors to view about 500 works seen
usually only in major galleries or
museums.
A wide range of the history of
prints is covered from 16th century
manuscript pages; old masters, such
as Rembrandt and Durer; 18th,
19th and 20th century examples;
modern masters— Picasso, Braque,
Chagall; and a wide range of con
temporary prints commissioned es
pecially by London Arts.
All the prints are original, that
Campus to Install
Peripheral Lighting
A peripheral lighting system to
surround the campus has been ap
proved by the Meredith board of
Trustees. The installation will begin
in approximately eight weeks, as
lights will be placed down the main
entrance to the campus, along Hills
borough and Faircloth streets and
adjacent to the Wade Avenue ex
tension and the U.S. 1-64 by-pass.
The stable area will also be lighted
under this system.
According to Joe Baker, business
manager of the coliegc. the lights
will be erected in two stages, pri
marily because new service roads
will have to be constructed to the
buildings to be built on the west side
of the campus.
Additional outside lighting was
also approved for the buildings on
campus, with special attention given
to Johnson Hall.
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from the plate or stone that the art
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All the prints are original; that
ranging from $10 to $3,000.
Who's Who
(Conlinued from page 1)
Student Activities Board, Mary Eliza
beth Garrett (“Bet”) is a sociology
major from Raleigh. Bet began
her college career as the fresh
man Corn Huskin’ chairman, and
since then has been vice president
of the Philaretian Society, a mem
ber of Alpha Psi Omega, and an
actress in various campus dramas.
Donna Hanson, treasurer of the
Senior Class and Meredith’s repre
sentative to the Mayor’s Council on
Human Relations, is a sociology
major from Cary. Donna has served
as a freshman counselor, dorm
president, and is a member of Sil
ver Shield.
A biology major from Raleigh,
Kathryn Holden is currently presi
dent of the Day Students. She has
also served as Day Student trea
surer and a freshman counselor.
Chairman of the Elections Board
and handbook editor, Katie Hug
gins, is a math major from Louis-
burg. In the past Kate has served
as a freshman counselor and dorm
vice-president.
Editor-in-chief for the Twig,
Shera Jackson is an English major
from Durham. Shera has also served
in the capacity of feature editor for
the Twig, as a freshman counselor,
and a dorm vice-president.
Serving this year as chairman of
the Legislative Board, Carol Price
is a religion major from High Point.
Carol has served as a freshman
counselor and dorm president, and
is currently a member of Kappa
Nu Sigma and the Silver Shield.
Activating the MCA, Alice
Smith, a religion major from Wades-
boro, is currently president of the
MCA. Alice has lead Religious Em
phasis Week and is now a member
of the Silver Shield.
Meredith’s chief counselor, Nancy
Bruce Starkey (“Brucie”) is a
biology major from Suffolk, Va.
AROUND
The first Book Tea of the year
will be Tuesday, October 15, from
4:30 to 5:30 in the Vann parior.
All persons interested in partici
pating in or hearing discussions of
Brucic has served as a freshman
counselor and as a freshman hall
proctor.
Martha Thompson (“Bootsie”),
a religion major from Jacksonville,
Fla., is currently co-chairman for
Stunt. In the past she has served as a
transfer counselor. Freshman and
CAMPUS
books read by students and faculty
arc invited. The tea is not ex
clusively for those in the Inde
pendent Reading Program.
Junior Class secretaries, and as
head of the Tutorial Project.
Leading the Senior Class this
year is Margaret Louise Watson, a
history major from Bailey. Louise
has served in tl:e past as Corn Hus
kin' Chairman and as Co-Chairman
of the library fund.
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