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October 1,1970 THE TWIG Page Three COLLEGE STUDENT’S POETRY ANTHOLOGY The NATIONAL POETRY PRESS announces The closing date for the submission of manuscripts by College Students Is NOVEMBER 5 ANY STUDENT attending either junior or senior college is eligible to submit his verse. There is no limitation as to form or theme Shorter works are preferred by the Board of Judges, because of space limitations. Each poem must be TYPED or PRINTED on a separate sheet and must bear the NAME and HOME ADDRESS of the student! and the COLLEGE ADDRESS as well. Entrants should also sub mit name of ENGLISH INSTRUCTOR. MANUSCRIPTS should be sent to the OFFICE OF THE PRESS NATIONAL POETRY PRESS 3210 Selby Avenue Los Angeles, Calif. 90034 Kappa Nu Sigma Honor Society Elects Officers, Holds Induction On Monday, Sept. 28, eight new members were inducted into Kappa Nu Sigma Honor Society. The new members are Peggy Allen, Shirley Baker, Jane C. Curtis, Gail B. Kiker, Boyd King, Jessie Markert, Nancy J. Morgan, and Vickie R. Rolfe. A dinner meeting was held Mon day night at which new officers were elected. New officers include; Suzanne Reynolds, president; Boyd King, vice president; Peggy Allen, secretary; Anne Bryan, treasurer; and Gail B. Kiker, reporter. Dr. Norma Rose of the English department, faculty advisor to the honor society, spoke at the dinner meeting. Members of Kappa Nu Sigma are chosen on the basis of their scholas tic ability as well as leadership, character, and other qualities. The membership is not to exceed two per cent of the senior class. Around Campus United Fund Dr. Mary Yarbrough has been appointed by Dr. Heilman to head the United Fund Campaign on cam pus this year. Home Economics Club More than seventy girls attended the first meeting of the Home Eco nomics Club at Mrs. Stuber’s home. Jody House, Jane Holloway, and Carolyn Barrett told about their summers, which they spent working in fields related to home economics. Dr. Syron Attends AAUW Meeting On Saturday, October 3, Dr. Les lie W. Syron, Professor of Soci ology, will lead a session for liaison representatives from colleges throughout the state at the annual North Carolina Division meeting of American Association of University Women in Durham. Dr. Frazier Honored Dr. Lois Frazier, Professor of Business and Economics, was hon ored by the Raleigh Business and Professional Women’s Club at their September meeting when they dedi cated their 1970-71 yearbook to her. The dedication read in part: In appreciation for her Influence as a leader, Cooperative Spirit as a follower, Knowledge as a designer of new programs, Example as a profes sional woman. Personal Loyalty as a friend. Responsible Participation as a citizen. TV Panel on 'You and Drugs' A Meredith College group will participate in a television series con cerning the problem of drug abuse in North Carolina today. The series is entitled “You and Drugs,” and the first program will be presented on Sunday, October 11, from 7:00 to 11:00 p.m. on Channel ll.WTVD. The program will last three hours. Students will watch the panel dis cussion the first hour, discuss the panel discussion and raise questions the second hour, and call in their questions to the panel the third hour. The panel will consist of: Dr. Everett Ellinwood, psychiatrist at Duke University; Charles Dunn, di« rector of the SBI; Dr. Sidney Cohen, former chief of narcotics and drug abuse of NIMH; and two young people familiar with the drug scene. A Meredith group will meet in 103 Joyner. All interested persons should see Dr. Gloria H. Blanton as soon as possible for advance materials. NOTICE The next issue of THE TWIG will be published on Thursday, Oct, IS. All conlribulions should be brought to 110 Jones or 221 New Domt by Friday, Oct. 9. A Girl's Best Friend and Such By Geni Tull Often, when a girl reveals that she attends an all girls’ college, contemptuous comments can be heard flowing out of the mouths of all listeners. The classic one is usually, “Well, what do you major in? MRS.?” Just to see how much validity lay in such snide remarks, a poll of the “Mrs.” status of Meredith students was conducted by the hall proctors for the Twig. After all, with over a thousand beautiful gals running around on a campus conveniently located between Carolina and Duke, with State just across the highway, the odds have the tendency of be ing in our favor! Response to the poll, pertaining to dorm students only, was received from 70% of the halls. The results of the poll are as follows: Three girls have actually double majored: a B.A. in some academic subject, and the related “MRS.” degree. The astounding number of 54 girls have cornered a guy into admit ting, “I’m engaged!” The next degree of attachment comes with the familiar fraternity pin. Over 34 dorm students repre sent a total of 15 fraternities by sporting the various styles of jew elry. Futhermore, three NCSU fra ternities have chosen Meredith giris as their Sweethearts. The pins seen m the largest number are those of State’s Delta Sig house. Second is State’s chapter of the Pi Kappa Phi (Continued on page 4) Make a Date With . . . Frank Cardone for Some Great Looks E. O. Edgerton Shoes Nowell s CAMERON VILLAGE & NORTH HILLS fr n RIDGEWOOD BEAUTY SHOP Ridgewood Shopping Center 833-4632 VILLA CAPRI RESTAURANT RIDGEWOOD SHOPPING CENTER DIAL 833-2435 OFFERING YOU THE BEST IN ITALIAN FOODS AND PIZZA OPEN SUNDAYS OPEN TILL 11 O'CLOCK P.M. Hudson Balk Your Happy Shopping Store
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