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By Margaret Greene IIX Alpha Chi
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%n ^ '^Ipha Chi induction ceremony was held Monday, October 26. Faculty
22 Winona Bierbaum, Dr. Jim Lenburg, and Dr. Richard Hoffman
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exicQ' new members including, Paul Babely, Jody Brooks (presently in
Cv„'!‘. ^ann, Roland Metcalf, Ray McConnell, Ben Mullinax, Joe Nanney, and
Bandy Brittain, James Creasman, James Douthit, Lisa Fair, Margaret
Boberta Elizabeth Greenlee, Lisa Hooks, Anita Jane Keller, Brenda Knott,
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dlii* five,, "°se achieving such distinction. At Mars Hill, membership includes only the top
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^ ’^^f^lfation of new officers was also included in the ceremony. Senior Patricia
sid^*^ "'as appointed as president. Other officers installed were Mary Kiser-vice
Margaret Greene-secretary; and Joe Nanney-treasurer.
handicraft Program To Be Aired
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baditio Mountains: Folk Art and
Pfogfg Handicrafts,” a slide-sound
b^^'ta^ P*'cpared by the Appalachian
■fsritg ^ Council and the Mountain
■ ''"da^ Center, will be presented
''' ®"cning, November 16, at 8 pm
^he Conference Center.
^fleti |j^'^°Sram explores definitions of
^^cik misused terms such as
(j.^ and “mountain craftsman,”
Nvai influence of the crafts
3^ Dur current crafts production.
^ behind the program is to
'•h cliscussion on these subjects
f'ope participants will come
the presentation with a better
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understanding of traditional crafts.
“Made in the Mountains,” which was
produced with the assistance of a grant
from the North Carolina Humanities
Committee, a state-based program of the
National Endowment for the
Humanities, is open to the public and
there is no admission charge.
The college’s Rural Life Museum will
host the evening’s activities and will hold
a special evening showing of the current
exhibition “Mountain Pottery in the N.
C. Tradition,” from 6:30 to 8 pm in the
Rural Life Museum. Additional in
formation is available from Richard
Dillingham, Rural Life Museum
Director, telephone 242.
jie
Thanks for the times
that you’ve given me.
The memories are all
in my mind.
And now that we’ve come
to the end of our rainbow,
there’s something
I must say out loud.
You’re once, twice.
Three times a lady,
and I love you.
You shared my dreams,
my joys, my pains.
You made life worth living for.
And if / had to live
my life over again dear,
Td spend each and every moment with you.*
We made our mistakes along the way.
Somehow / know deep in my heart,
you needed me.
Remembering the pain,
if I must say.
It’s deep in my heart
and locked away.
But then most of all,
I do love you
Still.
Those memories,
times Tm sure we ’ll never forget.
Those feelings we can’t put aside.
For what we had,
sometimes I try to understand.
But it’s so heavy on my mind.
So many dreams that flew away,
so many words we didn’t say.
Two people lost in a storm,
where did we go,
where’d we go.
Lost - but we both were found.
You know we let each other down.
But then most of all,
/ do love you ,
Still**
I’m thinking of you
till it hurts.
I know you hurt too.
But what else can we do.
Tormented and torn apart.
I wish I could carry
your song in my heart,
for times when my life
seems so low.
It would make me believe
what tomorrow may bring,
when today doesn’t really know
I’m all out of love,
I’m so lost without you.
I know you were right,
believing for so long.
I can’t be too late,
to say that I was so wrong.***
Girl, you’re every woman
in the world to me.
You're my fantasy,
■ You’re my reality.
Girl, you 're every woman
in the world to me.
You’re everything I need.
You ’re everything to me. +
But must we end this wav.
•“Three Times a Lady” by the Commodores
••"Still” by the Commodores
•••“All out of Love” by Air Supply
+ “Every Woman in the World” by Air Supply
++“The One that You Love” by Air Supply
when so much here is hard to lose .
Love is everywhere,
I know it is
Such moments as this are
are too few.
It’s all up to you. + +