NOVEMBER 12, 1984
THE TWIG
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IN THE COURTYARD
“I thought it was a wonderful time for
all the classes to get together. It txought
out alot of creativity, cooperatfon arxl
constructive leadreehip. It Is a tradition
that should carry on forever. It was
Impressed with all the classes-
particularly the Seniors.”
Stwri Qradford
“I thought It was wonderful!”
Chrl8tln9 watts
“I thought It was stupid. What's ths big
deal?"
Allison White
" I was very proud of Lll' Sister Class
(Sophomoresir
Kelly fVmimr
‘‘Comhuskin’ Is something that makes
Merrtlth a special place-no outsider
could ever understand-Belleve me I've
tried to explain itl"
Stuart Looney
“I’m very, proud of the Senior class for
working so hard at coming together as a
teem. We did in spirit "Form a more
perfect union" and Comhuskin was the
vehicle which allowed us to do this."
Chiissy Parsons
"Screaming In the cafeteria, rolling the
courtyard, wearing stupid looking
outfits-lt's Comhuskln'>and I’m sure
going to miss Itl"
Lori Teachey
"I thought It was fun. The best thing so
far In my freshman year. It ms d^lnately
better that orientation.”
Roxanne Qeqrge
WHAT DID YOU THINK OF CORNHUSKfN’?
"Comhuskin’ Is good and funl”
Teraea Dlckerawi
“Comhuskin’ Is great! It's one of the
things that m^es Meredith Meredith."
Carole Jeanne RIcHs
What Is Cornhuskln'7
‘‘F-U-N FUNI"
Nenoy Almon
“A chance for classes to complete and
show class colseness.”
andy Laws
“Fun but expensive!”
Tamara Dye
"A chance to show who's best!’’.
Vna Johasse
"A time to come together and have some
good ole funl”
Maay McQm
It was such a fun- party-Stetson's we love
you!
Lee Page
I think It was grest because It's the last
time we can act like Idiot's for a good
reason!
Andree Engstrom
"Comhuskin'Is good, great,, fantastic,
and fun.”
, Pam Bird
"It was alot of fun but loud!"
Alllaon Parks
“It was funl I think that everytody
worked very hard and they.did a good
job!”
"Of course It's good, It gives a much
needed break In the semester, a chance
to have some funl"
Dabble Merritt
“i agree with Comhuskin because It
breaks the monotony of the semester.”
“Con^uskln’Greetl It’s a chance to get
close to people you never knew before,”
Sam/) mile
"The beer at Stetson's made the whole
night worthwhile.”
Alka Saltier
"Comhuskin' Is really great.l think k’s a
greet opportunity for the classes to come
togather and participate in something
that ^ been a tradition fora long time. I
think It’s a really special time for
everyone!”
Laura Conder
NOTES FROM CAREER SERVICES
Resume writing worksh^
November 12, 10:00 a.m. Cate
Auditorium
Recruiting
Wake Forest Law School-November
14, Wednesday
Interviewing all students or
candidates for law school.
Recruiter: Linda Stott, Attorney for
the Governor
Price Waterhouse-November 15,
Thursday
Position: Staff Accountant
Locations: Raleigh and all U.S.
locations
Majors: Accounting
Recailter: Amy Davis (Meredith ‘80)
Kanda Institute- December 1,
Saturday
Position: Teaching (Certificate not
Required)
Locations: Japan
Majors: All
Recruiter: Mr. Anton Goodings
SIgn-up sheets are in Career Ser
vices Office, Cate Center.
Other Recruiters coming to
Meredith. Keep alert for dates, times ^d
additions.
Connecticutt Financial Group
Riot Life
Omni Business Machines
Miller and Rhodes
Southem I'Jational Bank and Trust
Camp Lejune Dependent School
Data General-Cls^on
Data General-R.T.P.
Virginia Beach City Public Schools
0{»ratt^rts Center
Wachovia Bank and Tnjst Company
Roses Stores
N.C. Extension Service
Ivey’s of Carolina
N.C. Starts Credit Union
S.A.S.
Roadway Express
Metropolitan Life Insurance
Research Triangle'instltute
North Carolina State Bureau of In
vestigations
Proctor and Gamble
Minority Recruitment Day- Friday,
November 16, 1984 at Wake Forest
University School of Law.
Schedule of Events
9:00-9: X Registration, coffee and
Doughnuts Main Lobby
9:30-10:20 Welcome
10:30-11:20 Criminal Uw
Room 7
Courtroom
Dean Zlck-
Prof.
11:30-12:20 Federal Jurisdiction
WcOker-Room 209
12:30-2:00 Luncheon
2:00-2: X Tour of Law School
2:45-4:00 • Interviews-Student Panel
Discussion Courtroom
Resenntlon and Information form
available In Career Services Office.
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