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VOL. LX. NO. 10
RALEIGH. NORTH CAROLINA 2Y«U
NOVEMBER 18, IMl
Designer to speak on
“Women, Men, Fashion”
by Lisa Sorrels
Is your closet so clustered
with designer labels that
you’re afraid they converse in
the dark? You can hear the
nation’s outstanding designer
of men’s fashions speak at 10
o’clock on December 7, in
Jones AuditMlum. Alexander
Julian, a Chapel Hill native,
will discuss the subject
“Women, Men, Fashion.”
Julian was asked to speak
to the Meredith community
primarily because women
purchase 90 percent of the
men’s clothing that is
purchased. Furthermore, the
designer has won the Coty
Award in both 1977 and 1979
for outstanding fashion
designs. Julian has more
recently won the first Cutty
Sark Award for the
oustanding men’s fasion
desi^er. I^is award, which
consisted of a silver replica of
the Cutty Sark ship and a
$5,000 scholarship to be
established in his name at the
school of his choice, is
presented in conjunction with
the Men’s Fashion
Association. Since 1975 he has
been President of Alexander
Julian, Inc., of New York City.
Mr. Julian will have a
Christmas
Dance ’81
by Linda Seilers
Would the average
Meredith student consider
paying $100 or more for an
evening with their date? The
answer is probably yes.
Meredith’s annual
Christmas Dance, sponsored
by CCA, will be held
December 5 from 9:00 p.m. -
1:00 a.m. in Belk Dining Hall.
The band “Chaser” will
provide entertainment for the
evening.
Traditionally, most
Meredith students choose to
pay for at least part if not all
of the evening for herself and
her date. This includes dinner,
tickets to the dance, and any
outside parties the couples
wishes to attend.
Many girls also purchase
new dresses for the semi-
formal affair.
“If I had to do it again, I
would spend the same amount
of money,” stated one student
who went to the dance last
year. “It’s really worth it.”
So, whether you take your
date to the Angus Barn or
McDonald’s, consider this:
Christmas only comes once a
year.
slide show to accompany his
talk. After the convocation,
there will be an informal
discussion in the Fireside
Lounge along with a videotape
presentation. Now, confess:
when your designer labels go
bump in the night, do they
gossip about how much
clothing you buy for your
men?
Preregistration changes
Nov. 30 - Dec. 11
To make changes from preregistration, fill out the form below and get your adviser to sign it.
Bring the form to the Registrar’s Office between8:30a.m.and4:15p.m. November 30 - December
11. You will not receive a new print*out of your spring schedule so you may wish to bring your old
one to correct.
Students trying to add a closed course will need a permission slip signed by the department
concerned in addition to the preregistration change form. These slips as well as more change
forms are available in the Registrar’s Office.
PREREGISTRATION CHANGES
S«t(jniy Number
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Ldsi Name
CODE
D«pt.
No.
Sect.
Cr. Hrs.
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GRADING CHANGE
'if Use th« ollowinK codc:
A - Audit
C - CRC
P - Pass/Fail
RD Repeal a D
RF - Repeal an F
C ^ PE for a Grade
ADD
CODE
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No.
Sect.
Cr. Hrs.
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Ad\isor\ Signature
Date
Official Examination Schedule Fall 1981
MEREDITH COLLEGE
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA
FALL SEMESTER. DECEMBER 12-19, 1981
The following self-scheduling examination plan
has been developed for the Fall Semester, 1981.
I. The scheduled examinations will be taken at
the time indicated unless a student has two exams
scheduled at the same hour or she has three
consecutive scheduled exams. If either of these
conflicts occur, the student may arrange with her
instructor to take the last scheduled exam within
24 hours of the scheduled period. Multisection exams
have priority over single section exams. Single
section exams are listed below the dotted lines.
II. A student may elect to take any of her other
exams during any of the 27 examination periods.
III. The last exam period for self-scheduled
exams is 3:00 p.m. on Saturday, December 19th.
IV. There are no exams on Sunday, December 13th.
V. No class may schedule an exam on Saturday,
December 12th. This day is reserved for self
scheduled examinations.
SAT
DEC 12
MON
DEC 14
TUES
DEC 15
WED
DEC 16
THURg
DEC 17
FRI
DEC 18
SAT
DEC 19
8:00
A.M.
SELF
SCHEDULED
EXAMS
ONLY
HIS 101
BUS 220
BUS 330-3
BUS 330-6
BUS 320
PHY 221
MAT 940
PSY 100-1
GEO 204
"*BI0"'2ri”
PSY 305
FOREIGN
LANG 201
_AW/HEC_306
MAT 211
_ MAT 245
HEC 216
- _
CHE 351
HIS 304
MAT 313
PSY 306
12:00
NOON
SELF
SCHEDULED
EXAMS
ONLY
ENG 206
ART 7A4
MAT 212
MAT 321
_ MC 230
FRE 30S
PSY 201
FOREIGN
LANG 101
HEC 335
MAT 220
. CUE 111
BUS 446
ENG 351
HEC 943
_ _WG_111_ .
3:00
P.M.
SELF
SCHEDULED
EXAMS
ONLY
REL_^Op^Q)
BUS 422
PED/MUS 947
_ENG_?ai
BUS 432-1
BUS 412-3
BIO 323~
BUS/ECO 499
ENG 365
HEC 944
EDU 234
HEC 115
HEC 355
MUS 494 ”
MAT 100
MAT 110
7:00
P.M.
SELF
SCHEDULED
EXAMS
ONLY
FOREIGN
LANG Xp2
bTo"*331
EDU 344
HEC 941
PSY 200
CSC 101
HIS 214
SPA 306
HEC 234
HEC 942
PSY 404
BIO 101
HEC i.24
MUS 140
BIO 102
CHE 221
ENG 202
HEC 214
IDS 944
HEC 245
MAT 340
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