Meredith Herald Volume XI, Issue 2 Ai^ust 31,1994 Raleigh, North Carolina Construction crews working to bring the campus up to speed photo by Christina Peoples Workers are building a new ramp in front of Joyner, which is stowing down traffic now, but will hopefully ^eed things atong In the future. by Teresa Latham Even though most students were taking their break over the summer, hard work was still being done at Meredith. Many noticeable improve ments and changes have taken place on our campus. Students returned K> school to find everything ftom new windo«^ in their rooms to a re-mod- eled Joyner. The amphitheater, a place of noted beauty on campus, has been an area of concern to all that have seen the refur bishment take place. Charies Taylor, vice president of business and finance, said they are filling in the mc»t and repairing the weathered steps in the amphitheater, but the rest of the lake will be back to normal upon complc' tion of those pro|ects. “The amphithe ater will be ready for use by Comhuskin’,’ said Taylor. The International House has had some much needed improvements done this summer as well. On the exterior, they baveresur£iced the walls with a stucco sur&ce and have plans change the porches and add to the entrance way roof. On the interior, some walls have been altered and repainted, and new carpets and furniture have been added in the rooms. New landscaping will be done around the International House, by Kin^fty Zucker Meredith’s faculty convoc^ion kicked off the new year in Jones Audi torium August 29 at 10 a.m. Students packed the auditorium to see their professors in a new light Several professors from many de partments performed: Dr. Goode, home economics; Dr. Weir, English; Dr. Swabb, biology; Dr. Zingnff, sod- ok)gy;'Dr. Bioss, physical education; Dr. Creah, speech and communica tions; and Dr. Parker, education. These professors enteitained the audience with their imaginary re treat, in which they were trying to discover their purpose for education. and.plans have been made to replace the existing parlor furniture as well. All of these changes are scheduled to be completed by late September. Due to the opening of Ledford, space has opened up in Joyner, and there has been some restructuringand modernizingofthefadlity. “Thebuild- ing has gotten a general facelift, whidi includes new carpet, paint, refinished furniture and some structural changes in offices," said Taylor. Along with new dotible-insulated metal windows put in Brewer, Faircloth and Stringfidd, new windows will be installed in Vann next summer. These The professors stepped up to give us some of the many reasons why they enjoy their respective fields. Dr. Paiker had the task of writing their adventure down and she quickly realized the possible difficulties of writing a paper. Dr. Weir’s most memorable mo ment occurred when one of her stxt dents informed her of the '‘snof on theendofheriK>se. Dr. Swab wandered around, thank ful to be in an ecosystem full of trees andyellow-beUied sap suckers. Dr. Goode was tiying to be fashion able in a camouflage jacket and i^e windows increase efficiency because they allow less air leak^e and do not require painting. Weatherspoon Gym is undeigoing a much need^ renovation. Additions m the back of the gym, more offices, another studio and a much larger weight room are being constructed right now. The weight room will also house new exercise equipment This part of the building will be for both cl^ and personal use. This area is due to be ready by the spring semester. “Ovef the next few months, we will be moving earth between the figuring out how to get an interior design team to redo her tent. Dr. Zingraff was enjoying studying people and taking field notes, while Dr. Bross was trying to figure out how to get everyone to exercise. Dr. Creah , the only male on the trip, happily a>mmunicated that he would not stand for sexual discrimina tion. Problems arose at dinnettime be cause no one would help Dr. Goode cook, so she left angrily. When the others realized bow badly she was needed, they sent Dr. Creah after her in hopes that his good com- beltline and the loop road in prepara tion for a new commuter parking k)!,” said Taylor. This construction is being done in conjunction with CC. Mag num Construaion, the same company tlut is widening the beltline. If you are a senior and are still getting lost, don’t wony. Several offices have been relocated to serve students more efficiently. When asked about the reason be hind the shuffle. Taylor descrtt>ed the moves as a “domino effect." He went on to explain the consoli dation ofFinancial Aid and Admissions set the ball rolling for other offices to move in an attempt to better suit indi vidual needs. Administration also wants to cen trally locate other related offices. For instance, the student develop ment offices— Student Activities and Leadership Development, Dean of Stu dents and Career Services— are all located in Cate Center with the excep tion of the Vice President of Student Devdopment office. The Personal Growth Counseling Center has been moved to Carroll Health Center to consolidate all health- related offices. education munication skills would bring her back. He succeeded and they helped her cook dinner around the b^ pot. They realized they all have some thing to offer Dr. Goode taught them how to cook; Dr. Creah helped them communicate with each other. Dr. Bross taught them how to create a well-balanced diet and exercise; Dr. Zingrafftaughtthemhowtoleam from see RECIPE page seven Professors cook up a new recipe for

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