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FYI
MHC Comes to LIFE:
The Spring session of LIFE (Learning
Institute for Elders) will be held at Mars
Hill beginning April 3. LIFE is designed
for mature adults seeking new outlets
for their skills and interests as well as
fellowship with their peers. The institute
will offer two classes this spring which
will meet each Tuesday morning in the
ground floor classroom of Memorial
Library.
Spring Visitation Days:
Mars Hill College is sponsoring two
Spring Visitation Days for prospective
students and their families Saturday
March 17, and April 14. Each day’s ac
tivities begin at 9:30 a.m. with registra
tion in the lobby of Blackwell Hall.
Following registration, guided tours
will be given to prospective students and
their parents. They will also have the op
portunity to talk with faculty members
from all departments.
During the afternoon, a session with
the financial aid director is planned.
For those who must travel long dis
tances, short-term on-campus accom
modations will be available. Reserva
tions and additional information are
available from the Office of Admis
sions, Mars Hill College, Mars Hill,
N.C. 28754, telephone 704/689-1201.
Present MHC students are encour
aged to welcome prospective students
and be as helpful as possible. Also, if
they know of any students interested in
MHC, they are asked to make them
aware of these visitation days.
Summer Counselors:
Applications are being accepted for
residential counselors in the Gifted and
Talented summer programs. Applicants
need to have experience working with
elementary and secondary students or
express interest in doing so. Employ
ment is from June 10 through July 20.
Compensation is minimum wage plus
room and board. Efforts will be made to
assist students to find other employment
on campus at the conclusion of the pro
gram. Applicants should expect a de
manding 24-hour schedule. Applications
are available in the Admissions Office.
Deadline is March 16.
Help Wanted:
Female student to live with handi
capped lady who needs small amount of
assistance. Meals and room. For more
information call 1220 from 8-4:30.
Nights 689-4628.
Found:
Ladies’ watch. Please come by the
Student Development Office (3rd floor
of the union) to identify and claim.
Summer ’84 Student Employment:
Upward Bound tutor-counselor appli
cations are now available in the Upward
Bound Office, Marshbanks Hall. See
Amy Flynn or Lloyd Moore (applicants
must qualify for College Work Study).
Union Activities for March:
March 13 - “Union Entertainment Pre
views” in the Timberline, 8 p.m. A pre
view of all coming attractions for the
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Ihu Oulword Bound couTM,
to bo a diffwwit penon.
Outward Bourni is more than
a trip of high adventure.
It’s discovering yourself.
Learning that you’re better than
you think you are.
And finding out how to work
«vltti others.
Come Join us on a wilderness
trip of excitement and
aelf'challenge.
You may come back a better
you.
Hang In there!
Send for more Information:
Outward Bound. Dept. CH.
384 Field Point Rd.
Greenwich. CT06830
Phone toll free (800) 243*8520
City
State
Zip
No expertence necescary.
Outward Bourtd admit* ttudenta of any
sex. race, color and national or ethnic
origin. IVe are a nonprofit organiiatton.
Scnolarshipa available.
School
Check the courses that Interest you:
Canoeing Desert
WhH.W.ttr ExpedHIon.
Rafting Wilderness
Sailing -■
Backpacking
Mountaineering
Outward Bound"
The course that never ends
rest of the semester. (Movies, concerts.
Spring Fling events, etc.)
March 15 - Pierce Pettis (coffeehouse
performer) in the Timberline, 8:30 p.m.
March 20 - Gene Cotton Concert in
Moore Auditorium has had several
songs in the top 10, including “Leave
Me Now, Before My Heart Finds Out.”
Performed in the showcase at the
Regional Conference for NACA (Na
tional Association of Campus
Activities).
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Mars Hill College to Sponsor
Tour of Mt. l^tchell this Su«®
The rugged beauty of Mt-
for
will be the scene this summer
pack tour sponsored by Mars
lege. The six day camping
15-20, will feature four days
nights camping and hiking the
rain of Mt. Mitchell and the 
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rounding it.
Participants will need to bris* ^ s,^ the trial for £
Residential Language School to Feature
Intensive Study of French or Spanish:
The Center for Continuing Education
at Mars Hill College will sponsor two
Residential Language Schools this sum
mer, one in Spanish and one in French,
both during the same time period, July 9
- August 3.
The schools provide an intensive study
in the French or Spanish language and
culture for beginning and intermediate
level students through daily training in
volving grammar instruction, lab prac
tice, group discussions, and classes on
cultural understanding which includes
lectures, discussions, and films.
The total cost for either four-week
sessions is $650 and includes all meals,
room, tuition, and fees. Additional in
formation and registration forms are
available from the Center for Continu
ing Education, Mars Hill College, Mars
Hill, NC 28754, telephone 704/689-1166.
ing bags, ground pads, hikiDJ
backpacks, rain gear, and perso",
for the hike. All other items
tents, food, and cooking utensil®'
provided. Two semester hour*
18 ^VlD
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months, whi
^mstrating del;
demic credit may be earned began on Frid
under the Mars Hill catalog
Camping and Camperaft.
The cost for the trip is
class will be limited to 20 p3
Additional information and i
forms may be obtained from ^
for Continuing Education, L ^ ^
College, Mars Hill, N.C. 28"
phone 689-1166.
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1. Danny Gilbert
2. David Nettles
3. Scott Harrison
4. Joy Jones
5. Ellen Taylor
6. Todd Reeves
7. John York
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