THE TWIG VOLUME XUV, NUMBER 8 Meredith College. Raleigh. N.C. 27607 OCTOBER 11, 1965 DELUCA RETURNS OCTOBER 16. 1985 8:00 PM LOCATION: JON^ AUCHTOfVUM Tickets available in advance at the Cafe Center fx>x office and at ttte door. ADMISSIWS: $2.00 {2 Dollars] Escape Over Fall Break by Usa Plercy Features Editor Tired of spending your Fall Break g^tirig your tires rotated? Or giving Spot one last befth before cold weather sets in? This year, with lots of innovation - and not very much money, in most cases - you can return to old MC with stories to make you the envy of the campus on Show and Tell Day. For those who see Fall Break as a forced vacation from a weekend’s foot ball tailQaiting, not to worry; there is probably a college game very close to where you live. Just a few: Wake Forest at UNO, Duke at South Carolina, Rich mond at VMI, Fayetteville State at AT&T, Presbyterian at ^awt>a, Elon at Ferrum, Georgia Tech at W^tem Carolina, and Virginia at Qemson. Most of the N.C. State fans havea long cheaper winter twtel rates which have gone into effect, arxl visit a “hot” vaca tion spot such as Daytona Beach or may be even Nassau. Another alternative would be to iet up to Washir>gton, D.C. or to New Yof1( for a weekend Broadway show. Hotels and some entertainment can be had for under $100. Fall Bre^ weekend will probably be the tiest time to see the beauty of the drive ahead of them; the WOlfpacK plays up North at Pitt. All of th^ ganes would t)e a great opportunity to visit dif ferent campuses, f^e a weekend of it and see some new territory. TTie only cost will be your tickets and gas. What a bargain! Really ambitious Meredith women who want to spend all their leftover Labor Day gift money can take advantage of the changing rrxxintain colors; the leaves are ecpected to be near their peak. Take an afternoon - or even a couple of - to drive through the mountains and spend sometime walking in the woods or having a picnk:. The weather will still be pretty enough to spend a night camping outside; try a change of pace and rent some camping equipment from places such as T^e Great Outdoor Provision Corrv>any at Crabtree Mall. Prices are very reasonable: for up to four days, they rent sleeping bags for S6.00 and tents for $12-$15.00. They have every supply ima ginable for a perfect outdoor we^nd. Hopefully, these suggestions vrill as sist in alleviating vacation-planning trau mas. But for the truly diligent Angel, there's rx>thing wrong with packing a book or two.... STUDENT LIFE ORGANIZES AND SETS GOALS by Bettle S/i/pp and Katfty Fox Home is where the PARTY is! And the PARTY is the Masquerade Ball! The Ball wilt be Friday, October 18, 1965, from 9 p.m. til 12 midnight in Meredith's own Weatherspoon Gymt Everyone is invited to attend the Bali, Ixrt - come dressed up! You and your fa vorite fella can come as anyone from Scarlett sfftd Rhelt to the Fruit-of-tt»- Loom guys! You can get your costumes from local costume shops, costume shops in your hometown - or you can create your own (just show good taste!)! A prize wi II be awarded for the most crea tive costumes! Tickets are $6 per couple, $3 for an indivkJual. They will t>e sold at lunch and dinner, October 7-10 and October 16-17; lunch only on Oct^>er 11 andOctober18. They wilt also be sold at the door. The Ball is sponsored by the Sopho more class. T?ie Student Life Committee is com- ^K>Md«f4he-p(8sidertts of ttieietir-rea^ organizations on campus — SGA, MCA, MRA, MEA - the four class presidents, vtee-chair of the Senate, president of the non-residents, WINGS representative, ABA representative, MIA representative, two merrters at large, the Director of Student Activities, Dean of Students, Vice President for Student Development, two faculty representatives, and the resi dence directors of the dorms on campus. Renee Godwin is the chairperson of the committee and Angie Stroud Is the secretary. by Kelly Mllsteed The Freeman Religion Cli^ ar>d MCA will hokl a breakfast every Tuesday momirtg at 7: X in ttte President’s dining room. Meetings will be held to share a meal Stroud said “I am excited about the year ahead -HBHtnbw Student Life... The group is dynamic, because there are so many different types of peo ple on the corrvnittee and everyone gets represented.” The Student Life Committee meets two Tuesdays a ntonth to hear concerns on the campus and to revise dub constitu tions. TT» meetings are at 5:15 p.m. in 214 Harris. and prayer among fellow students. The devotional period will adjourn be fore 8:00 classes begin. Everyorte is urged to participate whe ther th^ are a regular gnxip member or not. by Vanessa Goodman The Student Life Committee held a meeting in the Bnjwn Ccmferenoe Room in Harris Hall on September 15, 1965 to discuss problems and goals for the year 1985-1966. Members of the comnrittee divkJed into groups to list prot>lems facing Mere dith College. Through this, the groups made a list of 90 goals. The SLC secretary Angie Stroud s^d that there are several subcommittees In Student Life that will be given specifk: goals to Investigate. These goals deal 4Wltfc Aeedemie - AWrir-Buiidingr'and- Grounds, Campus Security, Student Af fairs, Student Life • Senate and Parking. Each subcommittee consists of a fa culty member and a diverse group of stu dents who represent different areas of the campus. According to the Student Ufe Manu^, student life serves as a representative body that “is to direct attentton and study tlie concerns and wetl-being of the students." The committee gives consid eration to the social, physical, intellec tual, and spiritual needs ^ the students. asqnerade Rail Parents’ Weel-end IS NOVEMBER 16-17. ASK YOUR FAMIU^ TO START flANNING NOW TO BE HERE The Breakfast Club Prize Offered To Meredith Student A $10,000 Prize is being offered in an essay contest sponsored by the Council on International and Public Affaire. Es says ntay be up to 7,500 words long and on the topic of "How can we, witlvxit adopting socialism or giving up on our treasured freedoms, modify Anrterican capitalism to make it more equitable and reduce the level of ideological conflict with the Soviet Union so as to n)gde pos sible an end to the nuclear nightmare?" The deadline is December 31, 1965. CONTACT: Send a self-addressed stamped envelope to Speiser Essay Con test, Council on International and Public Affairs, 777 United Nations Plaza, New York, NY 10017. Unw/rxy o«f Fa// Srea/t.

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