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FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1976
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SHILOH
MORNING
Qn April 9, 1976,
the Wren College
Union, in cooperation
with Eagle Produc
tions, is proud to
present "SHILOH MORN
ING" — a new and up
coming group who is
"definitely on their
way to the top."
Their music is con
trived into a mixture
of Moody Blues,Crosby,
Stills, Nash & Young,
and the Eagles all
wrapped into one
great sound. SHILOH
MORNING plays a wide
variety of music that
varies between light
rock to contemporary
ballads with a little
flavor of country-
western.
The female vocalist,
Jeanne McGill Walker,
has "a sound a bit
like Karen Carpenter,
yet not enough to be
an imitator". Other
members of the group
are Mark Hancock—key
board, Mellotron, a-
coustical guitar, and
banjo,Ken S’chiedler—
12-strine acoustic
and lead guitar, Paul
Welch—bass and song
writer for the group,
along with Lenny
March who has a "foot
on every beat" *as
their most excellent
drummer.
SHILOH MORNING has
a very impressive
tour list with such,
colleges as Indiana
University in Kokomo,
Indiana; University
of West Florida in
Pensacola, Florida;
Clemson University;
and many others. As
guest performances
they have been with
such greats as Harry
Chapin 1975-76 and
Billy Joel & Phoebe
Snow. Their special
events and appearan
ces have included
Indianapolis 500,
Sounds of the 500,
and the National NEC
1975 in Washington,
D. C.
The concert should
to be worth
ier all Mars
students. The
has had top
ratings and has a
very different type
of sound that will be
very enjoyable.
SHILOH MORNING will
perform behind Moore
Auditorium at 8:00
p.m. on April 9. The
admission is free to
all Mars Hill stu
dents .
prove
while
Hill
group
HT:
Patti:
SHILOH MORNING ta perform on April 9 at 8:00 p.m. behing Moore.
aont. from p.l
What do you think about apathy in the
student body?
I think the apathy is caused because
students gripe and talk among them
selves, but we (the SGA) never hear
what they have to say. Students
should go to the right people with
their gripes; they really don't have
anything to lose. I want students to
know where the SGA office is and to
look at the ideals of the SGA with a
more positive attitude.
A lot
passed
facts.
After
Senate circulated a survey. From that
survey, we got some facts; now we can
do something. Without feedback, our
hands are almost tied.
Are there any issues you would like to
mention that might be put into effect
next year;
We are hoping that the board of trus
tees will allow the president of the
SGA to sit in on their meetings and
serve as a non-voting member and a
liason between the student body and
the board.
Another issue is funding for student
organizations. The SGA will not just
give out money. Any organization re
quiring funds will have to turn in a
budget request at the beginning of
the fall semester. All of these will
be considered at the same time by the
Finance Committee who will bring them
before the Senate, where it will be
decided whose needs are the greatest.
HT:
Patti:
depending on the SGA budget.
Do you have any other comments?
The effectiveness of the SGA depends
partly on the student government re
presentatives and partly on the stu
dent body. I can't do anything alone-
I need the support of the students
through the election of a competent
Senate and through voicing their opi
nions and concerns about certain is
sues. In other words, students have
an obligation to keep informed, just
as the Senate has the responsibility
to inform the students.
I would like to thank the students of
Mars Hill College for electing me the
SGA President for 1976-77. I will
continue to operate to the best of my
ability.
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