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nesday, DeceffllK - «J •£«56. N. Federal ti, FL, 33062, %LVII. Number 8 Serving the Mars Hill College Community Since 1926 Friday, January 27,1984 reeze Damage To Top $30,000 ts in Africa: ossroads Afric^' ^ wachter nization focusitl ^ "'eather over the Christmas “lopment and J^ulted in extensive damage to ively seeks faci^ buildings on the Mars Hill tudents to partii^ team projects i” to Dr. Bentley the real tem- ;iT‘' On olve: medicine; ^ on Christmas Eve was —15 nity develop^''' with winds of up to 50 litectural phot*^ "^nd chill factor dropped the :ation; conservesomewhere between -55 nanagement; al’ ■ nent; farming ^ of the thirty-three buildings ment; animal h'*''* froze, resulting in various 1 work; refores* ^age. According to Mr. Jim )elt; working of the Physical Plant, tutorial assista’^^ij up between Moore Auditori- ucation. , L Media Center as to which sponsored totj,. ® '''orst damage.” In Moore arious minisf'*’ t a furnace went out when n countries ing it water froze. In the le United Nati®^ ^ter, much of the darkroom t of about 10^ jual number o'J students. equipment was either damaged or de stroyed when water from burst pipes flooded the area. Stroup was the dorm hardest hit, with many pipes burst and radiators split. But Fish commented that damage to stu dent’s personal property was very limit ed. ‘‘We have had to clean a few carpets, but that’s about it,” Fish said. The entire Physical plant crew was called to work on Monday after Christ mas, and extra crews were brought in from Asheville to deal with the damage. The damage was so extensive, however, that as of January 13, two days before students were to return, much remained to be done. New students arriving on January 13 were housed in Spillman dorm, which received little damage. Wayne King, Director of Housing, commented that ‘‘all the new students I Named To le P 71 communities, an immediate that cannot be courses. Xt'J!.'''ACHTER and leader ive students from Mars Hill Qf^^ed to appear in the 1984 "^o’s Who Among Students Who’s Who er •ns interested roads’ Sumif^^L _ ^ rogram must ^ Universities and Colleges, tact: Crossroa 1 JJ^®nts join an elite group ol e. New from more than 1,500 Its join an elite group of - - njsftion. from more than 1,500 le: (212) 242- ®f higher learning in all 50 II .district of Columbia and ry‘®|8n nations. The Who’s Who established in 1934. ■ fo Mr. Robert Chapman, rilHQ number of stu- , L ** j’^sed on quota deter- inCl enrollment.” _ [Co^^'pn committee here at Mars student leaders, 5 ^ bers, and 5 general adminis- ^ 5 j^*’^j’ers. Selection is done [unities now process, ou can serve tnepthe jj*' selection is as follows: ms you probapiy^}l)5jj.^|*dent nmst be a senior; sec- tte(|.*i^®f'on in activities is to be ^^rd, the student must pos- graduate and ^ you a head sW * day i 426-1342 !06) 546-7330 M a division of * me informatiO|^‘' lead start" in w sess an indication of future achievement; finally, acceptable academic perfor mance must be shown. The students named this year from Mars Hill are: Mr. Hardy Robinson ‘‘Bo” Caldwell, III, Mr. Steven Elijah Dooley, Mr. Stanley Dal Dotson, Miss Lisa Joan Franklin, Mr. Danny Ray Garrett, Mr. Daniel Briggs Gilbert, Miss Stephanie Elaine Hall, Mr. James Craig Hartz, Miss Holly Jean Hough, Mr. Mitchell Lee Marlowe, Miss Barbara Ferguson McKay, Mr. Norman Christo pher McRae, Miss Mary Elizabeth Mil ler, Mr. Willis Carroll Moore, Mr. David Linder Nettles, Mr. Jerry William Reagan, Jr., Miss Leslie Lynette Smith, Mr. Jeffrey Ricks Southall, Mr. John Robert Sprinkle, Miss Vied Lorraine Teague, Miss Connie Maria Wiggins, Miss Mary Elena Wiles, Mr. Terry Lane Willett, Mr. Derwin Jackson Williams, Mr. Harold Dean Wilson. Spring Film Schedule April 8 Superman III (PG) Gandhi (PG) Blue Thunder (R) Somewhere In Time (PG) [Shown in Belk] Psycho II (R) The Sting (PG) [Belk] Risky Business (R) Singin’ In The Rain (G) Vacation (R) The High Road To China (PG) April 15 Never Say Never Again (PG) April 22 Jesus (G) [Belk] April 29 Stripes (R) All movies will be shown in Moore Auditorium for an admission charge of $1.00, except for those shown in Belk Auditorium, for an admission charge of 50C. and residence hall staff members arriv ing on Friday, January 13 were relocated in Spillman dorm, and everyone seemed happy, and the new students were very cooperative.” Jim Hartz, who acted as R.D. for the weekend in Spillman, com mented to King that it was the best ori entation he had ever seen. When students finally arrived on Sun day, January 15, heat was on in almost every dorm, but many were without hot water or bathroom facilities. Students were temporarily relocated in Spillman or Jarvis House, according to King. ‘‘Those remaining in the dorms were very understanding and readily shared bathroom facilities with others,” King went on to say. Both King and Fish commented that the students should be commended for their understanding and patience in this situation. When the question was raised regard ing utilities being turned off in the dorms during the break, and whether or not this resulted in much of the damage. Fish commented that it was not a factor because many buildings which had heat on also suffered damage. King, how ever, stated that perhaps leaving the heat on may have lessened the damage in the dorms. Fish went on to comment about the extent of the damage, saying ‘‘it’s premature to give an exact figure, but if I had to guess it would be somewhere around $30,000.” Both King and President Bentley praised Fish and the Physical Plant crews for their hard work during this crisis, which included several 24-hour shifts during the holidays. PHOTO BY DAVID WACHTER What began as a simple game between two old mountain rivals soon escalated into all-out war when a fight broke out between players from Mars Hill and UNC-A (for complete story see SPORTS page 4). The HILLTOP originally planned not to run a picture of the fight and to only cover the game in the Sports section. The incident, however, has become a topic of not only local news, but state and national as well. The incident has received coverage ranging from WLOS-TV locally, to national commentator David Brinkley on ABC-TV. The HILLTOP will provide complete coverage in future issues as events surrounding the fight take place.
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