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October 7,1998 Meredith Herald Campus Sports Golf classic brings money for scholarships Betsy Carbrey SlaH Reporter associates, said he is extremely pleased with the success of the project and “is pleased to serve Meredith in this matter." Osborn added, “This was probably one of the most suc cessful events. It was unique Cries of “fore," whispers and cheers heralded the First Annual Angels Golf Classic. The event was held last Wednesday, Sept. 30 at Prcstenwood Country Club and sponsored by the col- i' lege’s board of associates “This W3S probably OHC of the resulting in one score. The determine thal at their next meet ing on Oct. 13. There were 113 participants in the Golf Classic. Corporations, alumnae, trustees and individuals played through the captain’s choice tournament. Four mem bers comprised each team with prxeeds ^nefltmg sUCCCSSful CVeiltS. It W3S Meredith s scholarship fund. unique because of the student The board of a.s,sociates preseHce and supporters of has 50 members through- ■ * out North Carolina. They Meredith College.” are friends and alumnae . Murphv Osbome of Meredith that assist in r j events for fundraising. Vice President of Institutional Advancement Murphy Osborn said, “They are the development arm of Meredith College.” The Angels Golf Classic was a project of the board of associ ates. Richard Newton, co-chair of the golf committee for the because of the student presence and supporters of Meredith Col lege.” The event provided $30,000 for Meredith’s scholarship fund. It has not been decide exactly which scholarships the money will benefit. The a.ssociates will winners were Glen Kistler, Steve McClure, Paul Simpson, and James Sprague of J.D. Beam, Inc. “The event was run very well,” said Kisiler. “Ii was a lovely course and well-organi?.ed. We had a really good time.” The board of associates already has a sponsor to have a second Ajigels Golf Classic and plans to carry it out next year. Kistler said that he and his team mates look forward to defending their titles. SGA Corner ' ' Saka Paksons : :S6A Prestwwii Me»nbsf at Lapp' • As a response to liic results of the Open Hwise survey admmistered by ifw Senate from Sept. 28-^. SGA win hold a referendum regardiog a of fee opra house po^cy. Out of the 517 studei^ respond ing, 404 were not pleased with existing policy. Hie referendum wUl i>e held Tuesday^ Oct. 6 and Wednesday, Oct. 7. from 8 a.m.-5 p.in. The resalts of the referendum will eventually be worked Into a pro posal and prcsentcd to the Boeu-d of Trustees, i:; • In ^ditioa to the referendum, SGA is also j^epar- ing for the annual Etbicaf Leadership Receftfion, The eveni will be held on Thursday, Oct. 15 in Kresge Auditorium. There will light ^reshment^ from 6-6:36 p.m.. followed, by a panel discassion featiaing leadere from the community and almnnae. All club otfi* cers and members are.encotiiaged to attend. ■;,' Clubs Corner . aWM EditOf■: • Do It For Your Country? The Htstoiy-Poittics Club is sponsormg a voter legistration drive. If you have nt«: registered to vote, please do sof You pick up registration forms in Cate Centw or in Joyner. The deadline is Friday, 0:t, 9. ; • Lock In:/ Block Out will be held Friday, Oct> 16 from 6 p.m. until whenever, ft wiU inciude discussidn.^rdle-^Iaymg, food and fun all about divei^ity. Register in 219 l%rk Center. • Oct. L5 is :&e deadline for an e*itiy in the WINGS newsletter. On Oct. 19 at lCte.m. a WINGS meeting will be btld in Kresge Auditoifi- um. Dr. Heimng-Boyntpp will speak on '^ow tb Fi^t Fair.” On Oct. 21, WINGS presents Vendors featuring : Donna Lamb and her • Aogels for the Environment is yoor tickct to tiie zoo. Wc wlJ meet on Saturday, Oct. 1?; by th^ greenhouse at 8:30 a.m. ifyou wani to go, call Joanna Wilson at 854-2073 or si^ up on the^&st flow of Hunter Hall. W^ comfor^le shoes, bring $2.M, and t^^her pack a lunch or bring extra money for lunch. All are w^couie to join ust • Paula O’Biiant will hold a “Building Your Self-Esteem and Selfr: Confidence” s^ninSr on Wednesday; Ck;t. 7. from 6:30--8p.m. in 214 Lcdfwd. Mary Beck White-Suttoh will hold an “Ethics” seminar m Wednesday, Oct 14 from 6:30-8 p.m-in 214 Ledfonl. • Sharon Cannon will present a woricshop on Stress Management Monday, Oct. 20 from 10-U a.m. in Dogwood A. beneath Belk Din ing Ha!l. : . • Re: Cr^tions is a manistry on the move.'. .Charles M. Re^e and .Rebecca McCoy-Reese tour year roimd appearing in churches, on col lege campu^s, ajnd in rallies and conferences. T^ir powerful presen tation will be presented in chapel woiship on Wednesday. Oct. 28. Don’t miss this excidng service! Coming Events Lisa Giu.iam Alts & ErHertainmenI Edilor - October - 8- Lecture on Roman Art & Architecture. NC Museum of Art; 11 am. Visit www.2.ncsu.edu/ncma for more info. 9-10- Pops Conccrt featuring Rosemary Clooney, Vocalist, &Joc Cocuzzo, Drums. NC Symphony. Memorial Auditorium. 8pm. $21-41. Student dis counts available. Call 831-6060 or I-8(X)-292-7469. 10- The NC Symphony Young People’s Series. Bob Brown Puppets per forming Peter Pan. Raleigh Memorial Aud. $12 for adults. $9 for children. Call 831-6060. 11 - Raleigh Symphony Orchestra. Jones Auditorium, Meredith. 7;30pm. 11 - Music of the Carolinas: Smith Mclnnis & Friends. NC Museum of His tory. 3-4pm. Visit http://nchistory.dcr.state.nc.us/museums for more info. 14- Adult Workshop; Exploring Dimension: Painting Workshop. 10-3pm. NC Museum of Art. Continues Wednesdays through Nov. 4. $75. Call 839- 6262 ext 2143 for more info. 16-17 Classical Concert featuring Paula Robison, Flute. NC Symphony. Memorial Auditorium. $l7-$35. Student discounts available. Call 831-6060. 16-18- Park Your Car In Harvard Yard. Main Stage, raleigh Little Theatre. A two-character odd couple comedy set ii\ Gloucester, MassachuuseUs. Call 821-3111 for more info. Student ticket-$6; adult-$8. Fri/Sat 8pm; Sun 3pm. 18- Victorian Tea & fashion Show. 3pm. $20. Page-Walker Hotel. Call 469-4(KX). 19- Jimmy Gilmore/Raleigh Music Clubs. 8pm. Carswell Aud., Meredith. 19-20- Auditions for Cinderella. Raleigh Little Theatre. 8;30pm. Main stage. 301 Pogue St. Call 821-4579 for more info. 21- Park Your Car in Harvard Yard-comedic play. See above for info. 8 pm. - Briefs - • Props Workshop. Raleigh Little Theatre. Workshop will cover a variety of tc^p- ics, including defining props, generating a props list, hunting and gathering, iind props running during a show. Oct 24. l-4pm. Call Brent @ 821-4579 ext 224 tor more info.
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