DECEMBER 10, IWO THE TWIG
INTER CLUB
COUNCIL
NEWSLETTER
Contributions are now
being accepted for the Spring
issue of the Acorn. The
deadline for contributions will
be Mdrch 2. Fall issues are
available to students in Mary
Lay's office in Cate Center.
The Psychology Club will
be selling Meredith Angel
Christinas Ornaments for
Christmas 1980. They will be
on sale for $2.00 during the
dinner hours in the cafeteria
and in the Student Store.
Hie Art Club will be
selling Christmas cards
depicting famous works art
for $.25.
CCA and the Concert and
Lectures Committee are now
sponsoring the Student
LectureSeries for anyone who
has completed an independent
studies, paper, exp^-iment,
thesis or presentation. The
series will begin in January
and continue ttirough April
with each participant
receiving a $20.00 endowment.
Announcements
Any December graduate
who would like to have a 1981
Oak Leaves mailed to her may
do so by paying a $2.50 mailing
fee. This fee, along with a
permanent address, should be
submitted to Jill Kibler, 203
Poteat. All checks should l>e
made out to Oak Leaves.
Theatre In The Park is
presenting its sixth annual
production of A CHRISTMAS
CAROL with Ira David Wood
as Scrooge at Memorial
Auditorium Dec. 13 at 7:30
p.m. and Dec. 14 at 2:30 p.m.
and 7:30 p.m. Ticket price
$6.50, $5.50, and $4.50. For
information call 755>6060 or
755-6058.
N.C. Symphony Calendar
Thursday, December 11,
Ralei^, 8:00 P.M., Memorial
Auditorium. Handel:
Messiah. Durham Civic
Choral Society, Robert Porco,
Conductor.
Friday, December 12,
Raleigh, 8:00 P.M., Memorial
Auditorium. Handel:
Messiah. Durham Civic
Choral Society. Robert Porco,
Conductor.
Friday, December 19,
Raleigh, 8:00 P.M., Memorial
Auditorium. Nutcracker
Ballet. N. C. School of the Arts
Dance Co., James Ogle,
Conductor.
Saturday, December 20,
Raleigh, 2:00 P.M. & 8:00
P.M., Memorial Auditorium.
Nutcracker Ballet. N. C.
School of the Arts Dance Co.,
James Ogle, Conductor.
Registration by mail
Students who do not plan to
make any changes from pre-
registration on change ^y,
January 13, 1981, have the
option of completing spring
semester registration by nuiil.
By doing so, a student may
return to campus at her
convenience, prepared to
begin classes on Wednesday,
January 14, 1981.
To register by mail, pick
up a form in the Registrar’s
office, fill out completely and
Rose visits
The History Department
announces that Mr. John
Rose, Clerk , of the House of
Commons, will be a Kenan
Visiting Fellow in August for
four weeks.
Mr. Rose is thoroughly
familiar with British
Parliamentary law, govern
ment, and is an English
representative to the
European Economic Con
ference. He associates with
every major British and
European politician and
economist.
Mr. Rose will teach a
module on British government
or the Eurcqjean Common
Market-precise subject to be
determined. He will adless
the College and t>e available
as a resource person to any
interested in his expertise.
Mr. Rose will return to
Great Britain about Sep
tember ;»th to attend the
meeting of the European
Economic Conference in
Strasbourg.
He was obtained by the
Department of History and
through the good offices of Dr.
Roger Crook, London Study
Abroad Director.
return with initial tuition
payment to: Accounting
Office, Meredith College,
Raleigh, N.C. 27611.
The amount of the first
payment is:
1. $1050 for resident students
2. $700 for non-resident
students
3. One-half of anticipated
tuition at $95 per credit luHir
for part-time students.
Students on financial aid may
deduct one-fourth (V4) of their
«(nnual aid from the above
amount.
Those students who do not
roister by mail must com
plete registration on January
13. Deadline for mailing is
January 7.
This Christmas tree adorns Belk Dining Hall adding a little of the
Christmas spirit. (Photo by Terri Hoffman)
Panel notes
On Monday, November 10,
1980, the Mediation Panel met
at 7:30 to discuss three cases.
The first case involved a
student accused of theft. The
case after being heard, was
referred to Judicial Board.
The second case con
cerned a freshman accused of
falsification of college
documents. She was found
guilty and denied Late Per
mission for five days.
Ilie third case dealt with
another freshman accused of
falsification of college records
and leaving the dorm after
closing hours. On the first
charge, the student was found
guilty and denied Late Per-
misison for five days. For her
second offense, she was found
guilty and was given a strict
wedcend campus.
The Mediation Panel met
6n November 24, 1980 at 6:30
to hear a case concerning four
students who had been driven
around to their dorm by a
male after closing hours. The
regulation regarding this
action can be found in the
Handbook on page 67, Number
4. Three of the girls were
given two call-downs each,
and the other was given five
call-downs ,due to cir
cumstances of conduct. •
The Judicial Board then
niet at 8:00 to hear another
case. This case involved a
student accused of theft. She
was found guilty by a jury and
suspended by the Board. She
is appealing her case.
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