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PAGE 2 THE TWIG APRIL 2. 1964 B EDITORIALS / LETTERS EDITORIAL A new kid in town m. W. THE TWIG 11131 CX^lUl RALEIGH, NORTH CAROUNA 27611 Editor-in-chief Cynthia, .,L. Church Managing Editor Amy James Staff Reporters Anne White Julia Smith Lee Eggleston Business Manager Columnist Michele Cheny .: -KefllFalk Layout editors Anna Clark Sally Wbolanj Spc^s Editor Sports Reporter Linda Cheek Allyn Turner Exchange Editor Photographer Beth Madren Becky Smith Advertising Manager Advertising Staff Amy James Sheila Grady Circulation Managers Ellen Austin, Laura Payne Circulation Staff Patty Atkinson Proofreader Amy Avery Advisors Dr. Thomas Parramore Ms. Rhoda Sowers The TWIG welcomes comments and will give prompt consideration to any criticisms submitted in writing and signed by the writer. IRE NEW Def£HSH5miDlM6 » He A Job. NoWiC^Ki snW MY fAMIlY„. The opposition is usually the greatest pressure a candidate faces. However, the greatest corr^tition I am facing is before me now. Making the Twig a bigger and better paper is my ultimate challenge. I am ttie type of person that enjoys things getting ac complished.! loveto set high goals and achieve them, tt is easy to sit around and complain to friends, or any ears, but it takes greater effort to get things accomplished. Running a successful p^r takes more than Just an editor with good ideas. It takes students to help write, proofr^d, layout (the paper-not In the sun) and distribute. B^ind every article is a writer and behind every story is a person. It is up to you to get involved. Either write forT/ie Twig or do something to te written about. If you don't think you can handle writing for The Twig the remainder of this school year,-but are interested fn writing next year • give me a call. If you hiave no idea wfhat you are capable of doing, we’ll find something interesting and fun for you to do. I am very excited about tjeing Twig editor and I want you to share my excitement by getting involved and contributing your talents and skills with the entire Meredith community. Cynthia L. Church 118 Brewer-828-3366 Rules For SUmittfng TMW3 Artfche H your diA> or organization is interested in sutxnittlrtg an aftldeto7iN£Tll7Q, please follow the directions below: 1) Bther type dout^e-space OR print on lined notebook paper, skipping a«ry other line. Do not write on the back of a page. 2i Count every word in the article and place at the top of the page. 9 Ljeave a phone nun^wr of a person who can be contacted if there are any questions. 4) Put in a TWO drt^ envelope. These are located outside thedoorsof 118Brewer. andTHETW/G office, 2nd floor Cate Center. TH£ TWIQ appreciates ar>y articles oif interest to the college community. GW£- KY CHIUmi Group to appear at Meredith Elise Witt a>d Small Family Orchestra will be ap pearing at Meredith College W^nesday, April 4, in Le Greenhouse at 7:30 p.m. They also will entertain from 12:00 noon until 1:00 p.m. in Le Greenhouse for those wtio would like to join them for lunch. CCA and Concerts and Lectures Committee are spon soring this group with its bright new sound. The Orchestra in dudes five Atlanta musidans along with their seven instru ments which blend into interna tional and domestic music, in- duding folk tunes. Songs from Italy, France, Genrany, South America, and Portugal are juxtaposed with tunes from the . Southeastern United States, many by new Southern sor»g- writers. Bise Witt was txim in Switzerland and speaks four languages. She descrlt«s the group's style as ‘‘international and classical and traditional and modem.” Along with Elise Wtt, Small Family Orchestra includes her sister Mary Witt, hier brott>er-in-law, Rick Ruggles, and friends, Beth Heideltierg's flute and clarinet to Harris’ fiddle-violin, Ruggles' mandolin, and Elise's guitar. The orchestra is seen regularly at Claudette's and Maison Gourmet in Atlanta. Tftey also have performed at News around campus M m By Kelli Falk During the Febnjary meeting of the Board of Trustees, the Board approved an $11 million operating budget for next ^ar. They also ap proved plans for a research center to be built at Meredith this spring or summer. They also apptt>ved a new campus wide communications system in which Meredith will own and operate its telephone system. This new telephone system will save each student to $1000 over a period of four years. The approved operating budget is the largest in Meredith's history. This txidget includes an increase in tuition, room and board. Total tuition is now $5,200. The Junior-Senior Formal Dance will tie held on Saturday, April 14, from 9; 00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. at the Royal Villa. North Tower will tie per- fonning at the dance and will perform a mixture of beach, top 40,.oldl^ and e\^,country. Tickets wiil be $10.00 a couple. Gentlemen's Choice •' at Cameron Village is offering a discount on tuxedo rentals for Meredith's dates. The Royal Villa will also be offering a dis count on dinner for Meredith students the night of the dance. PHI OMFUCRON NEWS Meredith's chapter of Phi AlphaTheta, Rii Omricron, will present a program on “Women in Politics in Poltfid," on April 4 at 7 p.m. in Joyner 103. We erKiourage all interested stu dents and faculty to attend. On Awards Day, the Phi Omricron will present a certifi cate to the freshman with the highest scholastic average in history. The criteria for the award is that the student has completed one history course and be enrolled in the second history course., ... R£deigh's trregardless Cafe as well as at Ctiarleston’s Spoleto and many other festivals. Tfiey enjoy playing special concerts for the elderly, school-children, and the blind. Their album, “Elise Witt ■ Small Family Orchestra,” includes several songs written ^-'^lorth Carolina natives - Tommy Gold»nith, a 1970 graduate of Broughton High School and Steve Runkie, whose “Love Song" is a hit on the new Os^ Ridge Boys' album. This concert is free to the Meredith community. Admis sion to the public is $t.00. Don't miss what’s sure to be an outstanding concert. TUNT O'TAY [Contirjued from page 1] The Meredith Recreation Association would like to thank all participants and spectators of Stunt, we would also like to thank the judges for their part and Paul Gabriel for his stupendous work with the lights and sound. Computer [Continued from Page 1] ridiculous. This machine was really trying to make me look bad. After you get over the gobbled up words and other traumas, word processing can be advantageous...even fun. But there isn't much beginner's luck. I wouldn’t advise waiting until the day before your first major paper is due to leam how to use Word Pro, but I would advise learning to u^*; it. allyn turner 358.
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