audience iving bee; the ap more pe 2ful, so the peo a study Logy vie# side The jciety so re easy the whol' ► superfi*^ . But of powef and hum* anquest flaK Apes good. ii Joy 'vationS Lined W' > or gO' n The a' ■ from ^ e is no tlcK' HAPPY HOLIDAYS! ^ume XLVII, No. 9 ARC Funds Allocated Dr. Page Lee, ifector of the In- ^fnship Program at » announced the jvarding of $7,000.00 student originated Service learning in- ®fnships. Of the 15 Applications for '*Pds, 11 were fund- 6d. The general cri- for the vire grants that they can recognized as be- 8 learning experi- f ®8, that they be ®asibie, and that ‘hey “eed. The credit hours pnted for the in- , *^ships ranged from p 20. Rebecca meet a public p ®Pton, '•toil Ver, Richard . ~ and Bryan Rice ^'^eived $1000.00 to "The Crucible." Sanderson, Phil and Perry Lecturers Scheduled "mini -sym- in January on K The visiting . ^turers and artists ^Mltte has arrang- a 1, Slum" S/A® Contemporary (4 with speakers iu^**81ng from Black i|^|^®®ent leader Floyd Q *'tssick to Archie U^Pbell of "Hee- Sgh Ss A schedule of speakers have confirmed, al- dates and of their pre- tions are tenta- A confirmed detailed program be available by beaday, Jan. 3. , The tentative s^'^ule is: Cqj ys Gary, popular Cii^ist for the i^^^otte Observer i»(, ® Mars Hill alum- \y* Friday, Jan. 5. ■^°yd McKlssick, a Mars Hill, North Carolina Friday, December 8, 1972 Sanderson received $295,. 00 to compile a narrative census of Folk art of the Blue Ridge. Paul Pegg was granted $865.00 to attend the John C. Campbell winter folk school. George Jones and David Gasperson received $125.00 to help research ar chives for a Carl Sandburg National Me morial. Fifty dollars was granted to Dean Ed wards to do a mini— mestfer history in ternship with the North Carolina Na tional Forests. Sam Easterby and George Richardson received $1,000.00 to do work as historians for the Interpretive division of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. One thousand ■ .i,v. -V Packed Parking Lot: Problem founder of Soul City, former director of CORE (Congress of Racial Equality) and An Asheville native, Monday, Jan. 8. —James Sledd, lin guistics professor at the University of Texas, who will speak on "Southern English and the Power Struc ture," Thursday, Jan. 11. —William J. Rey nolds , composer and music department chairman of Sunday School Board of the Southern Baptist Con vention , who will lecture on and demon strate "Sacred Harp Music," Sunday, Jan. lA. —Mrs. Wilma Dykeman Stoklcy, novelist, newspaper columnist and Asheville native. Even the birds of the air have nests and the doxes have dens, but poor Freddy has nowhere to park his Toyota. Freddy Freeloader lives in Asheville and has a 9 o'clock class every morning. One morning rece^atly he was late, so late that when he arrived on campus there were no parking places in front of the Administ- tration building, where his class meets at that time. Fran tically, he drove to Fox; all parking, spaces were taken and some cars were even double parked. Fred dy drove to the li brary parking lot— nothingI He was just about to panic when he remembered 'one more place, behind Moore Auditoriuiji. He drove back there to find every one of’the places taken by;, cars and four blue and gold buses. He looked at his watch to find it was 9:25. Finally, in des peration, Freddy sped down the hill, whipped around behind the gym, greedily across the bridge, and with a suicidal grin across his face headed straight for the goal posts at the north end of the football field. At last, a clear, uncluttered parking space was his I After neatly manuevering his yel low fastback between the posts, he quick ly penciled a note, put it on the wind shield, and dashed off to class only to meet his classmates coming out of the building because class had been dis missed 10 minutes earlyI Reluctantly he turned around and trudged down the hill toward the science building where his 10 o'clock meets. In the distance he could see the comer of his. note on the wind- Rotary Awards Three individuals living or going . to school within the limits of Rotary in ternational's dis trict 767, which ex tends from Monroe to Murphy, may have the opportunity of a year of graduate study at the institu tion of your choice, with an award which covers (a) round-trip transportation, (b) educational, living, and miscellaneous re lated expenses. A- wards are made for study in almost any field and are tenable in countries in which there are Rotary Clubs. Applications must be made through a Rotary Club, not later than March 15, 1973. Fur ther information may be obtained from any Rotary Club or write: Dr. J. P. Chapman, Jr. 520 Biltmore Avenue Asheville, N.C. 28801 Winners will be an nounced in September, 1973.

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