9\/[eTe(Citfi !HeraCd Volume 8# August 2 8» 1991 Celebrating Meredith's Charter Cisnteiinial Dfar Mfi cdith SLudt?i\ti:, As; begin Ihe I'lrst year ol our .second century J wanito take this oppurtunity lo weUomc our nev siuUl’iils lo Meredith and to extend creetjiigs to our returning stiidf lit? 1 his be(|{ins my twentv- first year at Meredith and each vear I am here the ^'(illeKe becomes more fasci nating Incredible changes have taken place We have added new courses, ne^^ pro grams changed educational delivery systems and found new students to serve. Based on these past experiences, I am convinced the 1991 92 academic year will he our best ever lean hardly wait lo look back on this year, know- ins I will he amazed at the new innovations that will have been incorporated into the life al Meredith I look fiii'ward Lo working svilh >()u this- sear. You ai'e an inle^ral part uf the Meredilh community and I wanlyou to remember that our faculty and stalf care about you li at any time you have a problem I hipe you will leel Iree to talk to any al‘ u who are here to serve you Sincerely. Under New Management: Herald Gets Fresh Start by Jcssica Cook Phis cenienntaj year will not only bo remembered for celehrations and fanfare l'>^l will also mark the advent of a new exciling Meredith Heraid Three new editors AmyLaVoy Kelly Parker and Jessica I'ook. with the help of iheir advisor Nan Miller, plan to revive the sagging Herald v^iih better writing and mana^;emeni an emhusiastic staff, innovative idea^i and layouts and a truly open ear to student concerns Nan Miller advisor to the Eetaiiland head of the writing center at Meredith projects ihi'ee goals for the new paper She stated she would like to see an informative, provocaiive entertaining publication She expressed a desire to heai'students asking each other have you seen the Heir.ald'^ Amy I.aVoy publishing ediuir of the Herald, is a double English - politics major I Roxboro. N t.. She prepares the layouts for the newspaper and sees to the distribution of the paper to the college LaVoy also writes articles She wants Blackout Begins in Barefoot by Janie Mullis Approximately 7:30 p m on Monday. .4ugust 2^ a '"^iirnlina Power and Light Lompany transformer malfunctioned causing a blackout in the residence halls According to CPW., a transformer r hat provides Meredith s transformers with electricity lost a phase Campus electricity runs on three phases when one 1” j j system runs on a single phase Surges of electricity over- Uiaded the single phase and caused the motoi-s lo burn As a result, Barefoot Residence mil s motor caught fire and Poteat Residence HaJl s motor was damaged Residents in Barefoot were evacuated As soon as the transformers and electricity were turned off, the smoke was cleared and Barefoot residents were allowed to return to their rooms No injuries resulted from the incident the Hsrald to be a true representa tion of the Meredith community ‘ LaVoy encourages real student par ticipation she stated, I would love to see students that aren i regular reporters for the paper submitting articleson topics thatinierestthem ' She would also love to see two differ ent sides of an issue presented by students and faculty. Kelly Parker managing editor .'is a speech major fromRaleigh, N.C She organizes the staff of the Herald and sells advertisements that run in the paper She wants to ' spread the word th?u the Hei-ald wiJI be stronger than f'ver thisyeir ' Parker views the paper as a forum for stiident expres sion about campusand community issues Jessica Cook, copyeditor of the Herald IS an English major from Hickory NC She proofreads and edits the arUcles that are submitted to the paper She also writes articles. Cook wants to see the paper become an active integi-al presence in the Meredith community She feels Uie students should be fully aware that the Herald exists for them; they should use it as a place to voice their gripes as well as their praises for the col [lege and other relevant issues Sfiirlenfs should also nnt Tear repris als for expressing their opinions in the f-lerald :?my LaVoy Jessica Cooki

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