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SEPTEMBER 22, 1976
Tri~Meet Schedule
NOV. 2 TRI MEET: DUKE, ST. MARY’S, MEREDITH, AT
DUKE, 5 P.M.
NOV. 5 RELAY MEET AT APPLACHIAN STATE
NOV. 13 AT CLEMSON
DEC. 4 TRI-MEET WITH ST. MARY’S AND APPALACHIAN
STATE, AT MEREDITH, 1 P.M.
DEC. 10,11,12 NC AIAW MEET AT DUKE (N.C. CHAM
PIONSHIPS)
FEB. 10,11,12 REGION II AIAW INVITE MEET AT U. OF
VIRGINIA
MARCH 4,5 REGION II AIAW CHAMPIONSHIPS (SITE
UNDERTERMINED)
MARCH 17,18,19 NATIONAL AIAW CHAMPIONSHIPS (IF
ANYONE QUALIFIES)
Warriors
Selected
_ Coach George Chrest
announced themembersof the
’76-’77 Rainbow Warriors, the
Meredith swim team. They
are Jennie Brooks, Sandra
Bucy, Beth Carlton, Susie
Cecil, Pat Harris, Leslie
Landis, Laurie Rodberg,
Carol Webb, and Cindy
Whitenack.
Co captains are Beth
Carlton, Susie Ceil, and Carol
Webb.
The Rainbow Warriors
will begin their season with a
tri-meet November 2 between
Duke, St. Mary’s and
Meredith at Duke at 5 p.m.
Chrest predicts good
competition with the bigger
schools such as Duke,
University of Charleston,
Appalachian State U. and
Clemson.
These teams “will make
hard going,” Chrest said.
“Nonetheless, we expect
Meredith’s first winning
season in the swim pool.”
Tough competitors,
Chrest said, will be UNC-
Chapel Hill, with Ann Mar
shall, a former Olympic
swimmer, and 30 or more
Olympic tryout swimmers.
TIP IT OVER!
Vann placed first in voUeybaii intramurals last week, with
Heilman coming in second.
Volleyball was tbe first of several activities which will be
scheduled by the MRA throughout the year to give the student
body a break from studying.
Career Planning Service Notes
Special Libraries
Scholarships
Four $2500 scholarships
will be awarded by Special
Libraries Association for the
academic year 1977-78. The
awards are for graduate study
leading to a master’s degree
at a recognized school or
library or information science
in the U.S. or Canada.
Preference will be given
to those applicants intere3ted
in pursuing a career in sp-^ial
librarianship. r
Special librarians are
men and women trained in the
theory and practice of library
of information science as well
as in the fundamentals of a
particular subject field.
Subject specilizations
may include the social
sciences, economics, the fine
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physical and biological
sciences.
To be eligible, applicants
must have a good academic
record, financial need, and an
interest and aptitude for
special library work. Ap
plications must be received by
January 15, 1977. Contact
Career Planning Services for
further information.
Job Prospects
Slim for Women
Although there is some
encouragement in the fact
that undergraduate women
received 27 percent more job
offers than they did a year
ago, the figures are deceiving.
Women still only receive
16 percent of the total number
of jobs offered by a large
number of employers to
bachelor’s degree candidates,
male and female.
On the master’s level, the
figures are worse-women
received only 15 percent of the
total job offers. The figures
are from the College
Placement Council, who also
report that job offers are down
by 16 percent overall for all
bachelor’s degree candidates.
According to the report,
men are receiving 20 percent
fewer job offers than last
year. At the master’s level,
women have had 36 percent
more offers than in March
1975, while men have had 13
percent fewer. The number of
positions available to doctoral
degree candidates, male and
female, is off by 32 percent.
Students graduating with
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periencing the greatest
decline in job offers (26
percent) since March 1975.
Art Internship
The National Endowment
for the Arts is sponsoring a
Work Experience Internship
Program beginning February
7, 1977.
The 13 week program is
designed to acquaint par
ticipants with the policies,
procedures, and operations of
the National Endowment and
to give them an overview of
arts activities in this country.
Applicants must have a
college degree and must be
sponsored by a college or
university, state arts agency,
or other non-profit, tax
exempt arts organization.
Non-matching grants will
include a stipend of $2,210.00
plus travel. 1977 Program
dates for spring, Feb. 7 to May
6; or summer, June 6 to Sept. 2
(application deadline Mar. 4);
or fall. Sept. 19 to Dec. 16
(application deadline June
17).
TESTS
The Graduate Record
Exam (GRE) will be given at
Meredith on Sat., Oct. 16. The
dorms will remain open until 6
p.m. that day to accomodate
the students wishing to take
the exam. It is still possible to
register for this exam by
getting your application in to
Princeton by Sept. 24 and
paying a $5.00 late fee.
The U.S. Civil Service
Professional and Ad
ministrative Career
Examination (PACE) is
scheduled for Saturday,
November 6, in the C^A.
Seniors interested in taking
this exam must register in the
Career Planning Center by
October 19.
Resumes
The Office of Career
Planning Services is offering
group sessions on resume
writing, interviewing, job
hunting, etc. Seniors in
terested in any of these groups
are encouraged to sign up for
a time convenient for them.