March 20,1992 page eight
"Vision for the Future. ”
continued from page seven
and value-based education will not
only survive, but will prosper. It is
obvious I am including Meredith in
the group that will remain excellent
and strong.
What assumptions can we make
aboutthe futureofwomen'scolleges?
In the early 1960's there were more
than 300 such institutions in the
United States. Today there are only
90, and you would not readily recog
nize the names of the majority of
these. However, I cannot held but
believe that most of hte women's
colleges of reputation, such as
Meredith, will emerge stronger than
before. There will always be demand
for a school such as ours, one that is
strongly focused on the education
and development of women. I think
that the demand for our type of edu
cation will grow and the competition
for admission in the future will be at
an even higher level than it is today.
But you obviously can see that my
vision for Meredith is positive and
strong. We have a great school and it
will gel belter. Meredith's heritage
will always be important, and we are
indebted to the love and sacrifices of
those who made it possible for us to
all enjoy what we have today. We
want to do our part in ensuring the
successful future of Meredith. I can
hardly wait to see what is ahead of
us!
One Mondi Unllmitefl TANNING
SGA Forum touches on
participation, publicity,
and parking
continued from page one
in the academic buildings since fly
ers are a "fire hazard". Students were
concerned aboutparkingon the week
ends and getting too many tickets.
The proposal from SLC concerning
Visitor Parking was discussed. Stu
dents would like to see trash cans
placed in the new parking lots.
Larger issues included: a discus
sion on the SGA proposal to Senate
concerning alcoholic beverage con
tainers, lack of participation among
the students, and overlapping, stu
dent programming.
SGA also shared information about
the "Meredith GetsCampused" week
end, the name change for Le Green
house, and specific plans for remod
eling the Cafeteria and the Interna
tional House.
SGA would like to thank everyone
for attending the Forum! The most
successful part of the evening
was the concern shown by the stu
dents and the great ideas that re
sulted. For more details, just ask
around!
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