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September 25,1991] JOHNSONIAThe Winthrop College Student Newspaper N Fifth * me. Fall Edition, 67th Year Winthrop joins list of region's top schools by Alvin McEwen north, south, west, and education across the board. Its a sign we're headed in the News Editor midwest. Top 15 regional colleges, Winthrop College has A total of 60 regional right direction." "U.S. News and World recently been named as one of universities earned rankings universities in the south Report" surveyed nearly 2,500 the top regional schools in the in the survey. Fifteen each 1. Wake Forest college presidents, deans, and south, according to a recent from the north, south, east, admissions directors to 2. University of Richmond "U.S. News andWorldReport" and west. Other institutions determine the academic 3. Stetson University magazine survey. with which Winthrop was Winthrop ranked 15th in compared nationally included reputation of each college 4. Bera University among its peers. The the survey of 147 schools, tying Trinity College, Villanova 5. University of Alabama at Huntsville with Appalachian State University, Providence magazine ranks its best 6. Rollins College colleges on three criteria. A University. It was also one of College, and the University of 7. Sanford University the only two South Carolina the Pacific. strong faculty that is both dedicated to classroom 8. Florida International University colleges to rank in the top 15 "I can't really say I'm teaching and is readily along with the Citadel. suprised, but we're certainly 9. The Citadel "U.S. News and World pleased," said President accessible to students, a 10, Mercer University Report" ranked "America's DiGiorgio. "Recognition student body composed of 11. University of Central Florida bright, inquisitive and Best Colleges" in it's Sept. 30 sometimes tends to lag behind 12. James Madison University reality. We're pleased with energetic scholars, who are Winthrop was included in the recognition, but we've genuinely interested in 13, Loyola University the magazine's ranking of known for some time that learning, and an 14. University of North Carolina at Asheville "regional universities," which Winthrop holds a special place administration that provides 15. Winthrop College, Appalachian State are described as institutions for higher education." the necessary financial University combining the intimate "We registered well on this support and leadership. The setting of a liberal arts college survey as a result of a purpose for this ranking is to with the kinds of graduate and collaborative effort by faculty, offer students and parents professional programsusually administration, and staff to useful clues for discovering DiGiorgio appointed to associated with large state improve all areas of academic which schools among the universities. Each of these and campus life," DiGiorgio hundreds of colleges and colleges offer graduate degrees said. "A ranking such as this universities throughout the 2 AASCU committees nation best suited to their and have been divided into is a cumulative effect of of our organization. Tony commitment to quality- individual and financial needs. Winthrop's President four geographical regions: Anthony DiGiorgio recently DiGiorgio is increasingly well- received two appointments known and respected from the American Association nationally as a forthright and of State Colleges and articulate spokesman. He will Universities. make a difference in our efforts DiGiorgio will serve a two- year term on AASCU's Committee on Purposes, Policies and Priorities, and a one-year term on the Task Force on Buliding Political Support for AASCU Institutions. AASCU provides repre- sentation and resources for more than 370comprehensive, multi-purpose colleges and universities, and more than 30 state systems of higher education. Most AASCU member institutions have a tradition of strong teacher DiGiorgio education programs. The Committee on Purposes, Policies and to improve the climate for Priorities works to identify higher education." how state colleges and DiGiorgio said, "Higher Photo by Joel Nichols Robert Barber and Vickie Gamble study outside of the student center. universities can most education needs a common effectively respond to changes agenda that involves more in society. It deals with a wide than just asking for more College store plans expansion range of critical policy and money. education issues facing "We need to articulate to by Christy Jackson manager at the bookstore for bookstore will have a larger AASCU members. legislators at the state and Staff Writer seven years, said sales have selection of items, such as The Task Force on Building federal level, and to other By Dec. 31, 1991, the already increased since clothing and gift specialities. Political Support for AASCU important constituencies, the Winthrop College Bookstore Dinkins Snack Bar has "With the new location, we Institutions is charged with many benefits higher will have expanded to the Good changed their meal plan to will be open on Saturdays to determining effective pro- education is providing to our building, the white building meet the needs of the students. keep up with the growth of the motional efforts for political society. I am looking forward campus," said Johnson. This behind the automatic teller She also said the bookstore support for funding AASCU to a chance to serve AASCU, can also be a convenience for machine. and the snack bar have both because it is a visible and families of the students and institutions. LeeAnn Johnson, manager benefited from each other's James P. Appleberry, respected organization that the community to able to shop of Winthrop College traffic flow. president of AASCU, said the can speak for the entire public The new location of the at the bookstore on Saturdays. Bookstore, said, "As Winthrop organization is "grateful to sector of higher education, bookstore is hoping to get Johnson said, "We're going changes, we want to be flexible have someone of Tony and explain the important traffic from Withers and Dacus to make it worth their while to for the students and meet their DiGiorgio's stature and mission of institutions like library. go into the new bookstore." demands." reputation working on behalf Winthrop," he said. Johnson, who has been a In the Good building, the See BOOKSTORE, pg. 2 The JOHNSONIAN September 25,1991 Page 2 NEWS BRIEFS Physical Education Week

§ How to Study workshops will be held Oct. 7-10, at the brings events to campus Counseling Center. Topics are Time Management, General Study Skills and Test Preparation. To sign up call ext. by Alvin McEwen Directions in Leisure, Fitness, on Sept 26 with recreational and rhythmical games in 106 2233. News Editor and Sports." A reception will The Winthrop College be held at 4 p.m. and the Peabody at 3:30 p.m., volleyball at 4:30 p.m. and a § A community meeting of the York County Chapter of Physical Education event is free and open to the cookout at 5:30 p.m., both on Mothers Against Drunk Driving will be held Mon., Sept. Department will hold it's public. 30, at 7 p.m. in classroom three of the Piedmont Medical annual Physical Education Other events that will take the field. On Sept 27, there will be a Center. The purpose of the meeting is to inform the Week on Sept. 23-28. place during Physical reunion dinner at 6 p.m. in community of the efforts which the York County chapteris The featured event will be Education Week include a McBryde Hall and a reception undertaking. For additional information, contact Harriet a lecture by Dr. Ronald W. colloquy for graduate students for alumni at 8:30 p.m. at 329 Sample, president, at 366-3392, or Harold Watson, state Hyatt, of the University of and guests on Sept. 23 in Shirley Street. The week will administrator for MADD, S.C., at 1-800-543-8692. North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Peabody Lounge; a panel end with an auction of physical on Sept. 24 in the 4th floor discussion and presentation education memorabilia at 9:30 conference room ofWithers at with Winthrop P.E. graduates § A second student allocations seminar will be held a.m. and challenge activities 4:30 p.m. Hyatt will present and professionals on Sept. 25, Thurs., Sept. 26, for organizations seeking SGA funding. at 10:30 a.m. on Sept. 28 in "Dulling the Elephant's Spike 1 p.m. in Peabody Gym; Representatives must attend this meeting in order for the Peabody Lounge. organization to qualify for funds. Application deadlines for in Leisure: A View of Future activities day for P.E. majors fall funding is Fri., Sept. 27. Additional information can be obtained from the SGA office or from a member of the SGA senate. School of Business hosts lecture § The Greenville Urban League, Inc. in cooperation with by Alvin McEwen topic, he will talk about how industrial egineering, finance, the Greater Greenville Chamber of Commerce has a News Editor business must change its strategic planning, and Summer Internship for Minority Students. The Program John M. Rampey Jr., of paradigms to succeed in a treasury. He holds degrees from is designed to provide minority college students with Milliken and Com- pany, will rapidly changing enviroment. Wofford College, New York experience and exposure to use student resources for be the speaker for the Fall Rampey's address is presented University, Furman special projects during which hiring potential can be MBA Lecture at Winthrop by the Master of Business College. The lecture will be Administration program of University, and the determined. University of South Carolina. The Program promotes education and training to held on Sept. 25 at 7p.m. in the Winthrop College School of Business Administration. In 1985, he received the first enhance the chances of success and to improve work the Recital Hall of the Rampey has been Distinguished Alumnus performance. The deadline for applications is Oct. 15, Winthrop Conservatory of asssociated with Miliken _ Award from theUSC School of 1991. For further details, please contact Carol Deacon, Music. Rampey will speak on the since 1957 and has held Business, and was awarded Minority Student Life, 230 Dinkins, ext. 2217. topic "All Dressed Up and positions in —mar keting, an honorary degree from Nowhere to Go." Using this manufacturing, service, Limestone College in 1989. § Coed Aerobics classes will begin on Sept. 23. The classes will be held in Peabody Gym every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday night from 9:30 -10:30 p.m. Only $15 for the Bookstore —— entire semester. Classes are sponsored by the Student continued from pg. 1 Wellness Program. Textbooks, reference books the needs of the students," said remodeling of the Good and basically, the same items Johnson. building and making changes § The York County Legislative Delegation will meet on that are now in the bookstore How much is this in both bookstore locations, Mon., Sept. 30, at 7 p.m. at the York County Agriculture in Dinkins will remain. "We expansion of the bookstore the cost will be about $85,000. Building in Council Chambers. An agenda will follow. will adjust store items to meet costing? For complete "Our company, Follett, is paying for everything. If the § "Playboy" magazine has announced its College Fiction cost goes over the contracted Contest. First prize is $3,000 and publication of your story The fall 1991 "Tbtal Person $85,000, the school will have in the Oct. '92 "Playboy." Submit an original, unpublished Program," sponsored by Winthrop to pay the remaining costs. However, we see the school story. Maximum length: 25 typed pages, double spaced. Athletics, is a program designed to Contest is open to all university students regardless of age. having to pay none on the Deadline is Jan. 1,1992. Send your manuscript and a 3" X enhance personal growth and expansion of the bookstore," 5" card with your name, address, telephone number and college skills. Johnson said. college affiliation to: "Playboy" College Fiction Contest, 680 N. Lake Shore Drive, Chicage, I.L., 60611. Winthrop faculty and staff serve as presenters. Although these § Order forms for the 1991-92 Tatler are now available. programs are designed for the Students can place orders now and pay along with spring semester fees. For students graduating in December, unique concerns of student athletes, accounts will need to be cleared. This year's Tatler is $15. Winthrop Athletics welcomes and DO YOU For more information, contact Christy Causey at 323- encourages the student body to RECOGNIZE 3418. attend the Total Person Programs THE SIGNS? § The Johnsonian holds its writers' meeting every Monday as well. The fall program plan is as at 5 p.m. All who are interested in becoming part of the follows: newspaper staff are welcome to attend. Sept. 17 7 p.m. Stress and Burnout § The National College Poetry Contest is open to all Joyce Veal, assistant professor, college and university students desiring to have their poetry anthologized. Cash prizes will be awarded to the top School of Education five poems. Deadline is Oct. 31. For contest rules, send a Oct. 22 7 p.m. Study Skills David stamped envelope to: International Publications, PO Box Gibson, student counselor 44044-L, Los Angeles, CA 90044, or call Winthrop's Nov. 12 7 p.m. Balancing Life Vicki Anthology office at 3419. Baroody, health and wellness NOTICE TQ STUDENTS coordinator

If your organization is sponsoring an event and Dec. 3 6 p.m. Job Searching Fair housing it the law. It is legal lo •ftmkninM* on b«ii ol noa. odor, religioni., Isax . national origin. dsabBy. or you would Hke to announce it in "News Briefs," Techniques Catherine Holmes, family sta You can tight hoi please send a typed or handwritten copy to The winilyou mm* racoanh* director, Career Services Vrtisn you suspecIhouwgt d Johnsonian by Thursday, 5 p.m., addressed to All programs will be held in the WPO Box 6800. Announcements received later President's Room in the Coliseum. (Sj tjh^n!^Openi Doors then this time may not be able to be printedin the following issue of The Johnsonian, depending on For more information, contact Jill space available. Deese at 2129. The JOHNSONIAN September 25,1991

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GREEK Happenings 1991 Greek Week a success fraternity and sorority asking notparticipate inGreekWeek. by Alvin McEwen Throughout the week, the News Editor them to send a representative events were as standard as The college student strug- to sit on the committee. canned food drives or as wild The Greek Happenings column is a way for the gled to reach the shelter of Cordon said there should as bed races down the street Greek organizations on campus to make the tree. His eyes were closed be a different way to set up a pastSimsScienceBuilding. A tightly for fear that the flour committee than this. She said announcements to the student body. big event that takes place coating his face would blind some fraternities and If your Greek organization would like to every year was the Skit Night him. His mouth felt as if it sororities do not send a announce an upcoming event or other important on Thursday. Fraternities and were filled with sand paper; representative and therefore information, submit a typed copy to The sororities performed skits the flour inside it drifted down are left out of the decision dealing with the theme of Johnsonian, c/o Greek Happenings, Box 6800, or his throat, choking him. He making process. She said a Greek Week " The Week Zeus drop it by our office in Bancroft Basement by spat out the three Peanut M solution would be to have the Got Loose". In the skits were Thursday at 5 p.m. Announcements not received 'n' Ms from his mouth as he Panhellenic Council and the characters ranging from coughed. He wiped his face to newly formed IFC to jointly by this time may not be able to be printed in the standards of "Saturday Night get the flour from above his plan Greek Week. next issue of The Johnsonian, depending on space Live" to a "Dragnet" satire. eyes and turned to see the end When Greek Week began, The week ended with the available. of the relay race he had just there was full participation annual Greek Games, a small competed in. He hoped his among the sororities, but low prototype of the Olympic The Brothers of Sigma Nu want to congratulate fraternity had won the M and participation among the Games, in which fraternities their fall 1991 candidates: M relay race of the Greek fraternities. Pi Kappa Alpha, Pi Kappa Phi, Sigma Alpha and sororities participate in Jamie Sims David Summerlin Games. events such as "Dizzy Lizzy" The Greek Games cul- Epsilon, and Sigma Nu were David Green J.B. Shackleford and "Tug of War". minates an annual week of the only fraternities out of six Keith McSwain When the week had ended, events called Greek Week in to participate. the sorority Sigma Sigma which fraternities and Doug Cobb, Tau Kappa Sigma was the overall winner We also want to congratulate Sigma Nu brother sororities participate in skit Epsilon president, said they and the fraternity Sigma Craig McPhail for his outstanding cross country competitions, blood drives, did not participate because Alpha Epsilon came in second. canned food drives, and this was a week in which performances last week. Cordon said, Greek Week various other competitions. many ofhis fraternity brothers was a total success in Raquel Cordon, a member of had their first tests. This left promoting and celebrating Chi Omega sorority, said the them with few members able The sisters of ZetaTau Alpha are sponsoring a Greekness to the entire purpose of Greek Week is to to participate. Cobb also said Winthrop campus. She service car wash to raise money for the Campbell promote spirit and unity many ofhis fraternity broth- addedd she thought too much Family FundofRock Hill. Thefamilyisin financial among the Greeks and ers work part-time, which emphasis was put on need due to medical bills from their baby being Winthrop campus. presented another problem. competition. She said less born three months premature and their son having Cordon, a Marketing Tau Alpha Kappa was unable to be reached for comment and emphasis should be put on cancer in his leg. The car wash is Sat., Sept. 28, major, is a member of the Sigma Phi Epsilon declined to competition and more on from 11-3 p.m. at Substation II. Please help us committee which plans Greek Week. A letter is sent to each comment as to why they did having fun. raise money for a family in need in the community by getting your car washed.

' Photo by Mike Otfati Photo by Mike Olfati Lali Sahni (1) and Adam Tesh gave it their all during the Greek Games, one of the festivities of Greek Week. The bubble gum blowing contest drew a big crowd.

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The purpose of POLICE BEAT is to provide Winthrop students, faculty and staff with an mirror and could easily be by Kim Grant among students in 1985, said awareness of crime and criminal offenses which could occur Jordan. Students who switched from car to car, is on campus or in the surrounding community. Staff Writer "on the table for further Recently The Johnsonian participated in the survey suggested that Winthrop discussion." 9-13-91 LARCENY OF BICYCLE received an anonymous call Jordan said only a few stating that Winthrop charge $10 per parking Complainant undecided on where his bicycle was permit. In addition, Winthrop students have second cars. She possibly taken from, stated he last saw his bicycle on 9-13- students pay more to park on feels students would forget to campus than students at other Police conducted its own 91. Bicycle had a small cable which secured it to the bike survey. Jordan said she called switch the decal from car to rack. The bicycle is described as a brand new "Giant," 12 South Carolina colleges. car and therefore get towed or Winthrop students pay $20 10 Carolina colleges to see speed, black in color with approximately 27 inch mountain per car to park on campus. what their parking fees are. a ticket. tires on it. The college used the Jordan would like to Students at Clemson remind students that if they University pay $18 a year for information from both sur- 9-18-91 PETTY LARCENY veys to set a parking fee of $20 drive a car to school without a Complainant had called stating two subjects were the first car and $5 a year for decal, a free temporary decal additional cars, said Margaret a year per car, Jordan said. walking along checking doors. Upon arrival, subject #1 People who have more than is available at the Winthrop was inside a '78 Fiat, yellow in color, tag# MMN 376. Haulbrook at Clemson. Police office for a 24 hour Students at the University of one car have to pay $20 per Sunglasses and a necklace were lying on the ground beside car to park on campus. Decals period. Anyone who needs a the car. Subject #1 admitted droppingthem there. Subject South Carolina pay $20 a replacement sticker should year per car, said Becky Wise, are to be permanently affixed #2 admitted trying several doors, but found none unlocked. to the vehicle and cannot be bring the old sticker to the Both subjects earlier admitted to entering an unlocked clerk at USC Police Dept. Winthrop Police and the office The $20 parking fee was removed. Jordan said the idea white jeep, tag# MNJ 334 SC that was parked in the lot. of a hanging decal, winch will issue a new sticker for $1, Subjects stated they were looking for cigarettes. Officers established six years ago. £o be paid at the Cashiers. Winthrop conducted a survey would hang from the rearview checked vehicle and it appeared O.K. 9-20-91 LARCENY FROM BICYCLE TIRES Officer noticed serveral males on bicycles headed east on Ebenezer Avenue beside Kinard, when two bicycles collided and both subjects fell to the ground. Officer noticed that both subjects got up and picked the bicycles up and each one was carrying a tire and neither fit their bikes. Officer approached one, grabbed him and retrieved the tire and turned to the other biker who was carrying a tire and yelled for him to stop. He dropped the tire and they all rode off riding very fast. Officer recovered the tires, ran inside Winthrop Police Department and contacted other units in the area and caught subject #2 near Park and Stewart. Officer caught subject #1 at Ebenezer and Stewart St. Both subjects were placed into custody and brought back to the department. _ Both subjects said they were riding through campus, and subject #1 stated he had watched subjects #4 & 7, who had tools, go to the bike rack located in front of incident location and take the tires off the bike. They were riding away when they ran into the officer near Kinard. Subject #1 took officer to the incident location, because they had no idea where they had taken the tires from on campus. Subject 1 & 2 also gave the names of the other parties involved in this crime. Subjects 1 & 2*s parents were contacted and representative came for subject #2. After officer talked with the mother on the telephone, she stated she couldn't leave the residence. Subject #1 was turned over to his mother. The owner of the bicycle that the ——^ Photo by Mike Olfati tires were taken from came to the office to report the theft. Several members of Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority were among the fans at the Greek Officer talked with him, and the tires were returned. Games. Subject #1 was taken home by parent and advised us the bicycle her son was caught riding didn't belong to him, and bicycle was placed into evidence. It was determined this bicycle didn't come from this campus. Case continued.

9-21-91 ARMED ROBBERY ACLYOU CAN EAT Officer spoke with victim who states she and a female passenger listed were approach by two male subjects, one of who pointed a black handgun from passenger side and BUFFET told them, "Get out of car or 111 kill you." Victims complied LUNCH & DINNER with the demand and ran toward 912 College Ave. and reported incident via 911. Rock Hill City Police originally took the report because the call originated from 912 College Ave. Officer later spoke with victim and learned it occurred on Winthrop Campus. Victim was advised that Winthrop Police with assistance from Rock Hill Police would follow up complaint. Vehicle is a '89 Ford Escort with SC tag ACD 887. Victim #l's room lock was changed due to subjects having room key and ID. Both vitims agreed to give I written statements. Counselor was requested from counseling center by victim #2.

9-21-91 LARCENY FROM AUTO 329-270P 1807 CHERRY ROAD, CHERRY PARK CENTRE Complainant states person(s) unknown entered his '78 Ford pickup by forcing the driver's side door window down. Also featuring Complainant also states he had the window propped up by Greek and Italian forcing paper into the door because it was defective. Items entrees. reported missing are a Pyramid brand equalizer and a Panasonic dual cassette radio. Officer observed minor damage to the dash board. Complainant could offer no Open 7 days a week. suspects or witnesses. Photo by Mike Olfati See BEAT, pg. 7 Yet another of the Greek Gaines, the egg toss. The -IOHNS0NIAN September 25. 1991] ARA Food Service Survey Attention to all Rate these areas of food service on a scale of 5 to 1 who eat... 5-excellent 4-good It has been a month now that we have been 3-average 2-fair back at school. Many changes have been made 1-terrible on campus, but one of the most obvious is the N/O-no opinion change in the food service. We have written an article or two about the Quality of food compared to our last food service 5 4 3 2 1 N/0 topic and feel we have helped inform everyone on campus about ARA Food Services. Now, it s Selection of food compared to our last food service 5 4 3 2 1 N/0 your turn. 5 4 3 2 1 N/0 The Johnsonian is conducting a survey in The cafeteria hours order to see exactly how students (faculty and 5 4 3 2 1 N/0 The Dlnklns Snack Bar hours staff included) feel about ARA. 5 4 3 2 1 N/0 We have tried to make this survey more fun The Make-Your-Own-Omelet Option than the average survey. We have included 5 4 3 2 1 N/0 questions you may not encounter otherwise. The Make-Your-Own-Waffle Option In other words, this survey is down-to-earth, 5 4 3 2 1 N/0 The big glasses yet important. We ask you to be competely 5 4 3 2 1 N/0 honest. Also, make any additional comments The new Hi-C drinks you may have at the bottom of the list. If you 5 4 3 2 1 N/0 need more space, please attach a piece of paper The sweetened tea with your comments. 5 4 3 2 1 N/0 The unsweetened tea Giving us your name, address and phone 5 4 3 2 1 N/0 number is strictly optional, but please do note The Coffee your status at Winthrop. 5 4 3 2 1 N/0 Please drop your completed survey in one of The Salad Bar 5 4 3 2 1 N/0 three locations: The Vegetable entrees 1) the mail. Send it to The Johnsonian, Box 5 4 3 2 1 N/0 68°°, or The Lunch entrees 2) bringit by the office located in the basement 5 4 3 2 1 N/0 of Bancroft, or . The Dinner entrees 3) drop it by the information desk at Dmkins. 5 4 3 2 1 N/0 The Deli selections The results of our survey will be published in 5 4 3 2 1 N/0 next week's issue. Thank you for your time in The Dessert selections answering our questions. Happy dining! 5 4 3 2 1 N/0 The soups Mary Frances Monckton 5 4 3 2 1 N/0 Editor The bread selection 5 4 3 21 N/0 The fruit 5 4 3 2 1 N/0 The Gazebo Quotable The Specials (i.e. Mexican Night, Italian Night) 5 4 3 2 1 N/0 "If you really want to understand a man, don't 5 4 3 2 1 N/0 just listen to what he says, but watch what he Weekend Meals does." 5 4 3 2 1 N/0 -Brennan Maiming The seating arrangements "The Ragamuffin Gospel" The responses of the management to "Edible" comments 5 4 3 2 1 N/0

The location of the cafeterias and Snack Bar 5 4 3 2 1 N/0 5 4 3 2 1 N/0 Editor Mary Frances Monckton The "FOOD" line ( ext. 3663) Business Manager Anne Bonett Additional comments: Managing Editor....Scott McLellan

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3 Editorials reflectthe opinions of the editorial staff. Theopinions expressed do not necessarily reflect those of the administration, faculty, staff or students. The Johnsonian welcomes letters to the editor concerning any topic, Winthrop-related or not. The editorial staff r®serv®® Name and campus address: (optional) the right to edit letters for space, although not for content. All letters must be signed by the author and typed for clarity. The Phone number: Johnsonian also has the right to withold names if there is a chance of undue hostility to the author. Letters to the editor are not necessarily the opinion of The Johnsonian. Advertising rates are available upon request. Ouraddress is The Johnsonian Winthrop P.O. Box 6800 Rock Hill, S.C. 29733 Our office is located in Bancroft Basement and our phone number is 323-3419 Page 7 The JOHNSONIAN September 25,1991 Beat ^ continued from pg. 5 his car the wrong way in a one two cans of Budweiser in his 9-21-91 LARCENY gray camero, tag# VWV 106 against officer based on previous traffic stop. Subject way zone and was stopped. vehicle. Subject was jailed at FROM AUTO SC. No suspects at this time. did not have vehicle Subject asked to get out of Rock Hill Dentention Center. Complainant came by vehicle and had a strong odor Vehicle is a Honda and was 9-21-91 VANDALISM registration in possession and Winthrop Police Department of alcohol about his person. towed to Allen's Wrecker Complainant stated was asked to remain inside at 7:' • p.m. to report that He was given sobriety test and Service per driver's request. person(s) walked all over her while license check was item J listed were stolen. failed. Subject was arrested Subject refused a Blood vehicle causing dents on the completed. Subject then made Complainant states he for DUI and open container of Alcohol test. believes the doors to his '88 hood. The tracks appear to a sudden move by exiting the ISU, NC tag DRN 8302, were have been made with tennis vehicle. Subject claimed he secur but not sure. Officer shoes. There are no suspects wanted to check his trunk for visually inspected vehicle for at this time. Vehicle is a gray info requested. Subject was forced entry but found no 626 Mazda, tag# NDV347 SC. warned about sudden marks or scratches. movement during traffic and Complainant could offer no 9-22-91 DRIVING then given opportunity to suspects or witnesses to UNDER SUSPENSION search, but reftised. Subject incident. Items: brown eelskin Officer observed '89 VW then re-entered vehicle HOTLINE briefcase, Cross pen, brown exceeding the posted speed without incident. License 366-4430 wallet w/Master card, BP limit and making a sharp left check indicated subject was Card, EXXONBB&Tand Visa turn on College Avenue. under suspension for points violation. Subject was card. Vehicle was stopped via blue Friday Sept. 27 light and upon approach, arrested and booked into Rock 9-20-91 VANDALISM subject was asked to produce Hill Law Center. Female Complainant states DL and vehicle registration passenger in subject's vehicle between above dates and card. Subject's attitude went was escorted to Phelps Hall. times, person(s) slashed her from good to poor and he made 9-22-91DUI allegation of harassment Subject was seen driving Saturday Sept. 28 right vehicle tire. Vehicle is a IFmum M WJ(§ %©@ opening act: RipLorick

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Winthrop theater opens iseason with Albee drama of the characters, but By John Hartness according to Beasley this Culture Editor ORCHESTRA is what makes the play According to director S«c. Rov S«at both powerful and difficult Blair Beasley, "If the 93 to perform. "This type of audience comes expecting me ttb fete play and this play in light entertainment, stay particular forces a home. But if they want to OCT!2511990 particular concentration, see good theater and seme WINTHROP not only on me but on the good people working, come THEATRE on." The "come on" refers PRESENTS actors as well," said to the performance of * * * * * Beasley. / There have been Edward Albee's "Who's JTHEjaiM*.i fjr Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" several problems en- countered with the in Tillman Auditorium production of this play. Sept. 30, Oct. 2-4, and Oct. With the renovation of 6. All performances begin George and Martha, is played Johnson Hall, that at 8pm and free of charge by sophomore Dan Woods and rehearsal and perfor- both to Winthrop students junior Ellen Kennedy. Woods mance space is no longer and the public. is a veteran of last season's "Who's Afraid of "Memoir", and "School for available, and the cast Virginia Woolf?" is Edward Wives." Kennedy has appear- and crew must adjust to Garbo speaks Albee's first full-length ed in the Winthrop production a new environment in play. His second, "Tiny of "The Children's Hour." The Tillman. There have also Alice," won a Pulitzer Prize younger couple, Nick and been lighting and sound again at Gaston but, according to Beasley Honey, is played by senior problems associated with "most scholars and critics Aaron Anderson, another the move, but those will would agree that it is a "School for Wives" veteran, not affect the power of belated Pulitzer for and freshman Ashley Wilson the play. County Museum "Who's Afraid Of •Virginia Woolf.'" in her stage debut at The play is set in a small Winthrop. Virginia Woolf?" runs (from release): college, much like Accordingto Beasley, "this about three hours, In 1930, the proclamation "Garbo Speaks" took America by Winthrop, and "deals with is one of the better casts we've prompting the obvious storm. Up until thattime Garbo mesmerized audiences with "Dances with Wolves" the private hell of George had in a long, long time. They her silent beauty. and Martha and their are very strong." It's a good comparisons, but accord- The Gaston County Museum is presenting a fall film series attempts to find a thing,too, due to the physical ing to Beasley, "Who's entitled "Garbo" featuring the most memorable performances Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" relationship after 23 years and emotional strain this type in Garbo's screen career from 1931-37 (all talkies). of marriage," said Beasley. of production puts on the is "a little bit better." The Reservations are requested due to limited seating. Please call Unfortunately, in the midst actors and the director. "This play is not recommended Cecilia Benoy at 922-7681 weekdays from 9am-5 pm to of their painful struggle to one makes you sit up and take for younger audiences confirm. Tickets are $5.00 for non-members for the series and come to grips with their notice, but you gotta work. due to subject matter and free to members. Checks must be received before the lives, they have a young You gotta sweat," said adult language. firstperformance faculty couple visiting for Beasley. Due to limited seating, . Films will be shown at the GastonCounty Museum cocktails, that becomes The play is far from action- only the first 250 people to Learning Station on W. Main Street in Dalls, N.C. Tuesdays entangled in the situation. packed, with the major arrive will be seated, so during the month of October. There will be a matinee showing The married couple, emphasis on the development don't be late! from 2:30-4:00, as well as an evening showingfrom 6:30-8:00. This series is funded in part by a grant from the Grassroots Arts Program of the North Carolina ArtsCouncil. The first Film willbe an Oct. 1, showing of "Camile,"with "Conquest, Comedian Rich Hall to perform "Mata Hari," Queen Christina," and Grand Hotel" to follow each week. benefit concert in Charlotte (from release): Charlotte native and "Saturday Night Live" alumnus Rich Hall will perform Oct. 4 and 5 at the Adams Mark Hotel Ballroom in a benefit performance for the Light Factory Photographic Arts Center. Hall will perform two shows each night, at 8p.m. and 10p.m. Hall is a SNL veteran from the Jim Belushi-Billy Crystal-Martin Short era, and is also the Emmy-winning author of six books His works include five volumes of "Sniglets," words that should be in the dictionary but aren't, and "Vanishing America," the story of a cross-country odyssey across the United J

All proceeds from these performances go to support The Light Factory Photographic Arts Puccini Opera Center, a non-profit photographic arts center and gallery dedicated to promoting photography as an art form and a means for communication. "La Boheme" opens Tickets are $10.00 and will be available at the door the night of the shows, or reservations may be made by calling The Light Factory at (704) 333-9755. Opera Carolina season (from release): Opera Carolina will open its 1991-92 season October 3 & 5 at Ovens Auditorium with "La Boheme." Dan Robert Miller's work on exhibit The performance will begin at 8:00 each night. "The Barber of Seville" will follow on November 14 & 16, also at 8:00 in at South Carolina State Museum Ovens. (from release): The South Carolina State Museum is showcasing Dan Robert Millet's wood "La Boheme' is a moving portrait of young and tragic sculpture in "The Vision of Dan Robert Miller", an exhibit which began on Sept. 22. love set in Paris at Christmastime," according to James The exhibit consists of wood carvings created from the materials found in Miller s bacityard. Wiight, General Director of Opera Carolina. The Puccini Miller was a retired truck-driver who had no training in sculpting. This fact only "makes it opera is sung in Italian, but there are English translations, all the more intriguing and powerful," Polly Laffitte, assistant curator of art. or "supertitles," projected above the stage. The show will accompany the exhibit"0,Appalachia," which features folk artists from the Tickets range in price from $10-$36 with discounts southern mountains. It is similar to Miller's exhibit in that the works are made of "found" available for students and groups. For more information, materials. call the Opera Carolina box office at 1-704-372-SING (7464), This exhibit marks the first time that Miller's entire collection has been shown. Both "The Monday-Friday, 9 am-5 pm. Vision of Dan Robert Miller" and "O, Appalachia" will show through Nov. 17. PAGE 9 The JOHNSONIAN September 25,1991 When you give blood you give another birthday another anniversary another day at the beach, another night under the stars, another talk with a Mend, another laugh, another hug, another chance.

American Red Cross The JOHNSONIAN September 25, 1991 Carowinds begins construction on new roller coaster

Carowinds has announced American Coaster Enthu- coach will carry four plans for a 5.5 million dollar siasts. passengers. The ride will be state-of-the-art steel roller The one-of-a kind track able to entertain 1,240 quests coaster full of loops, spins, includes a vertical loop, an per hour. and drops in which oblique loop, a unique General contractors for the passengers actually stand-up carousel formation, a "Bolliger roller coaster project are while riding. & Mabillard flat spin" and a McDevitt and Street of The- coaster, called the series of lifts and drops before Charlotte, N.C. The 411,000 Vortex, marks the largest bringing riders back to the pounds of steel used to build single investment for a ride in loading station. the coaster is from Southern the theme park's 20-year "The Vortex will have all of Ohio Fabricators Company in history. the features that connoisseurs Cinicinnati, Ohio. Con- The stand-up roller coaster of steel coasters look for - a struction on the Vortex is now is designed by Bolliger & disorienting storm of loops taking place and will be ready Mabillard in Monthey, and eddies, an upward helix to ride when the park opens Switzerland. They are one of that will put you on your side for it's 1992 season in March. the top specialists in the and a corkscrew-like element The Vortex will be amusement design industry. guaranteed to turn you head Carowinds'fifth roller coaster, It will have the only track over heels, all while standing joiningthe Thunder Road, the configuration of its design up," Ueberroth said. Carolina Cyclone, the anywhere and will be the The height of the highest Carolina Goldrusher and the only coaster of its kind east of lift on the new ride will be 90 children's roller coaster Scooby the Mississippi. feet. The Vortex train will Doo. The Vortex will be the "The Carowinds Vortex travel a maximum of 50 first new roller coaster at has a unique design, unlike miles per hour along 2,020 Carowinds since the park anything I've seen, and I've feet of track on a two and a added the Carolina Cyclone ridden more than 300 roller half minute ride. There will in 1980. coasters," saidRayUeberroth, be two Vortex trains with six Carowinds is open president of the Chicago-based coaches per' train and each weekends only until Oct. 6.

The Vortex, Carowinds new 5.5 million dollar stand-up roller coaster planned for 1992, is the only one of its design in This sketch shows the many loops, spins, and turns riders will enjoy on the Vortex. the country. trapped Elizabeth's imaginary all the blame. Her mother a little boat, by the way. We're friend in when the girl was 6 becomes increasingly per- talking three stories, fully- One from the Aisles years old. Elizabeth is turbed and convinced Eliza- furnished ... the absolute lap ofluxury! Elizabeth tells Janie by Alison Williams Fred" is entertaining despite awakened during the night to beth has lost her marbles, but her invisible childhood friend Special to The Johnsonian being a tad unbelievable in the tune of "Pop Goes The Elizabeth can't get rid of Drop Fred didit and Janie actually If you've seen "Little parts. It's about a young Weasel" as the handle on the Dead Fred until he makes her believes her and the two Monsters" starring Fred woman named Elizabeth box begins to spin without happy again. This task, the remain best friends. Call me Savage and Howie Mandell (Phoebe Cates) who, within human aid. Not at all two friends mutually decide, a cynic, but... I don't think so. and you've seen "Beetlejuice" the first 10 minutes of the frightened, Elizabeth picks entails getting her husband show, loses not only her up the box and eagerly turns Albert (Tim Matheson) to come Don't get me wrong. I had starring Wynona Rider and a good time seeing this movie. Micheal Keaton, you don't husband but also her car, the handle and is not at all back to her. Nevermind the My boyfriend laughed at least need to see "Drop Dead Fred" money and job during a one- surprised when her childhood car, the money, or a job. Just six times (that tells me starring Phoebe Cates, Tim hour lunch break. Then, to buddy pops out and literally get that man back. Yeah, top it all off, her "mega- begins bouncing off the walls. right. something) and he was so Matheson, Carrie Fisher and engrossed that I got to drink some European weirdo in the beast" of a mother enters the A series of misadventures The most unbelievable all the Pepsi and eat all the title role. If you still want to picture and forces her to come follows as Fred reverts to his part of this picture is when popcorn. Not too bad for an see it, then go ahead. Just home. Life can't possibly get former tricks, doing naughty Drop Dead Fred and Elizabeth evening out. Until next week, take my advice: wait for the any worse for Elizabeth, or so things like flicking boogers accidentally sink Elizabeth's we think, until she finds a into Elizabeth's mother's best friend Janie's (Carrie this is your new movie person video cassette. ... signing off. See ya! I will say "Drop Dead jack-in-the-box her mother coffee and leaving her to foot Fisher) house boat. This is not PAGE 11 The JOHNSONIAN September 25,1991

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Cross country teams fare well for invitational The Winthrop Cross TEAM RESULTS Country teams hosted the eighth annual Winthrop MEN'S RACE Invitational Saturday. The men's team finished 1, Craig McPhail, 28:29. ninth out of 20 schools and 2, Blaise Willis, 28:44. 3, Bob Turlington, 29:06. the women's team finished 4, Chad Masters, 29:13. seventh among 18. Liberty 5, Andy Brooks, 29:23. University, a newcomer to 6, Chalmers Johnson, 31:41. the Big South, won both the men's 8K and the WOMEN'S RACE women's 5K. Winthrop totaled 259 1, Aletha Patsch, 21:04. points and were led by 2, Marlee Crosland, 21:10. Craig McPhail, who came 3, Lisa Collier, 21:14. in 38th with a time of28:29. 4, Rainey Gettys, 21:29. On the women's side, 5, Christie Frick, 23:14. Liberty placed second 6, Sharon Belk, 23:58. through fifth with a total of 7, Tina Depew 25:28. 23 points. Aletha Patsch 8, Erika Ellis, 29:41. *~ Photo by Mike Olfati placed finished 18th with a s Blaise Willis,left, keeps the pace during the Winthrop Invitational Saturday. time of 21:04. Men's basketball team loses Cross Country Schedule three starters in preseason Charleston Southern Invitational, Charleston, by S.J. Shiver, Jr. leading and second leading scorers last S.C. Sat., Sept. 28 9 a.m. Special to The Johnsonian season, and Jedd Rawlins, a back-up The Winthrop College men's center. Furman Invitational, Greenville, S.C. Sat., Athletics director/head coach Steve basketball team will begin the first Oct. 12 10 a.m. semester of the season without three Vacendak said he is concerned but it is still early. "The guys are still in weight players from last year's roster. Big South Conference Tournament, Charleston, The team will be without George training and conditioning." When asked Henson and LaShawn Coulter, the about the possible loss of two players S.C. Sat., Nov. 2 10 a.m. from his starting roster he said, "Well, we still have some good guys who can play". Henson, a graduate student, will sit out games during the first semester while awaiting next January's NCAA Convention. Vacendak said "As of now, George is expected to play in January." Henson's elgibility is affected by a proposal endorsed by the NCAA Council. InJanuary.theNCAA verified Henson's elgibility but it was reversed following a review by the entire Legislative Services staff. According to NCAA guidelines, players are allowed to compete four years of athletic elgibility over a five- yearperiod. Henson completedhis third year of elgibility last season after receiving a medical hardship year as a freshman because of a shoulder injury. Coulter will be lost for the season due to academic reasons. However, he is enrolled this fall and plans to continue his basketball career. And, he will be allowed to complete his three years of elgibility remaining. Rawlins Henson will be unable to play for the first has withdrawn from Winthrop and part of the season. plans to attend another college.

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You should too Photo by Joel Nichols The Eagles' Gary Baker tackles NC State player Alex Sanchez during Wednesday's game. The JOHNSONIAN September 25,1991 Soccer brings day of fun to lake ^ . bk..y S.Jc I. ShiverChluar, Jr,lr. Athletics schedules Special to The Johnsonian All students are required to show their student IDs and The Winthrop College Lake sign in at the door in order to enter the gym. This is to improve security and maintain proper use of the facilities. area was busy Wed., Sept. 18. For any information regarding use of the following The soccerteamhostedhighly- facilities, contact Ray Alexander at 323-2123 or323-2125. rankedN.C. State onthefield. At the same time— baseball Basketball Court RacqugtbgH practice, softball practice, Mon.-Thurs. 5-9 p.m. Courts 8:30-5 p.m intramural softball, golfing, Fri.-Sun. 2-6 p.m. Mon.-Fri. Play time and children running around To schedule use of the available on a first come, kicking soccer balls were going basketball court, contact first serve basis. The lights on all at once— sponsors from Ray Alexander at 2123. are 0n an automatic timer Outlet Marketplace were desperately trying to inflate a Gal£ Course/ and will shut off at 5 p.m. hot-air balloon with helium. ThrivingRange 8:30- It was a special day at the Peabodv lake indeed. The sun was ' Weightvpom reflecting off the lake and a nice, cool, breeze was in T» v j Mon.-Thurs. 6:30-9 a.m. attendance also. While hot- PeapQQV 12-2 p.m. Faculty/Staff dogs and sodas were being only served, fans got to see a good Mon. 12-1 p.m.Laps 3-8 p.m. showing from the Eagles. 4-5:30 p.m. Free 8-9 p.m. Females only Before the match Coach Rich 8-9 p.m. Free (Beginning instruction Posipanko said. "In order to offered) Tues. 12-1 p.m. Laps Photo by Mike Olfati compete with NC State we will have to have big games 8-9 p.m. Free Fri. 7-9 a.m. Defender Chris Hewson attempt# a goal following a comer 12-2 p.m. Faculty/Staff from our back four..." Well, kick. ' Wed. 12-1 p.m. Laps only the guys really hustled and 4-5:30 p.m. Free 2-6 p.m. played some good defense, 8-9 p.m. Free 'Weekend hours open to holding a top-ranked team to Fitness Club members only. only two goals '.quite an Thurs. 12-1 p.m. Laps •"Femaies only" hours will improvement from last years 8-9 p.m. Free not go into effect until 8-0 loss). interest is shown. Sign-up There were a handful of Fri. 12-1 p.m. Laps sheets for this special time fans who watched the match. 4-5:30 p.m. Free are located in ICIPeabody. In fact, the bleachers to the Each person who signs up left of the field were filled. Sat.-Sun. 3-5 p.m. will be contacted by phone There were also spectators about the beginning date alongside the bleachers on the For more information and time for these sessions, regarding the use of the For more information, grassy-hill. following facilities, contact please call Ray Alexander By the time the match was at 2123 or 9 125 over and the Eagles hadfallen Dan Murray at 323-2129. ' " to a strong NC State team, the sponsors were still fighting with that big balloon. It was a battle they lost because the This week in sports breeze was too strong for the Photo by Mike Olfati helium to get the balloon Wed. Sept. 25 Andy Uglehus works to gain control of the ball. inflated. 4 p.m. Soccer : Campbell, Home 7 p.m. Volleyball: Clemson, Home

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Date rape frequent on campus college students particularly byToni Morgan female is a potential rape victim. freshman, than any other age Staff Writer group. Acquaintance rape, more Carol Dodson, a rape counselor at Crawford Health In date rape cases, 84 commonly referred to as Date percent of assailants were rape, is a serious issue that Center, said there is no absolute protection from rape, dating partners or acquain- but there are precautions tances. There is no single the country. solution to preventing date Date rape is forced, women can take to lessen the likelihood of being attacked. rape. Men and women need to manipulated, and coerced be aware that it does happen. sexual intercourse by a friend If women increase their VOTE Si awareness of rape prevention Dodson said, "When a re 5* or an acquaintance. It is an woman says no she means actof violence, aggression, and tactics, they decrease the WOMEN!! opportunity of rapists to no, and women need to make power. A woman is forced to sure that this is communicated have sex through verbal commit this offense. Date rape can happen to men." coercions, threats, physical Crawford Health Center restraint, and physical anywhere, at anytime, to anyone. According to the has a professional staff to violence. Her protests are assist students who need ignored by the assailant. American College Health Assoociation, studies show information or counseling Rape affects all women, no services concerning any type matter what their age, race, that date rape occurs more frequently among young of sexual assault. and sexual history. Every Wfomen have always spoken out against injustice. Yet, 9 out of 10 women raped on campus dont say a word Hints on Safe Dating expect a girl to have sex if •If accepting a blind gives him the opportunity he "spent a lot of money" remain with a large that he wouldn't normally on her, and will try to group or at least another have. coerce her and throws it up couple during the date. •Watch out for heavy to her that "she now owes Know someone who knows petting. There is still a double him well enough to vouch standard and women have to him sex." Don't be coerced of for him before going on a set limits. •If your date has seemed forced by this line. It's as blind date. old as the hills. You don't Vegetarianism: •Don't allow yourself to overly aggressive during the owe him sex because he overindulge in alcohol evening, don't let him take took you out! consumption, so that you you home! Ask a friend -- call a popular campus trend •Don't be picked up by have lost control. a friend -to escort you home. a stranger and/or some- by Jackie Lowery 5) fruitarian- Person whose •Don't allow your date Don't allow yourself to be put in an awkward situation one you don't know well Staff Writer diet consists of fruit. to overindulge. A student The major benefit of or a situation that you feel you and allow him to take you About three percent of the can use that as an excuse, vegetarian diets is the might be unable to handle. home. You're asking for population of the United saying "I was so out of it States practice some type of potential to consume a lot less that I lost my head. I Don't let it worry you that trouble. •To help keep the vegetarianism and the fat. It has been proven that wouldn't have done it had he may get "mad" or you may fats are directly linked to feel embarrassed. It's better situation in hand, spend percentage is rising. Here at I been sober." Winthrop, one percent of the heart disease, non-insulin to be safe than sorry. more time in your •Be careful about student body is made of up diabetes, cancer and obesity. •Sometimes guys will apartment rather than his. "relaxing" on his bed. vegetarians. Their reasons for "So being a vegetarian could being a vegetarian range from translate into better health," physical to philosophical Cullen said. However, there health. also are risks. The major risk Amy Townsend became a of vegetarian diets are vegetarian for two reasons— deficiency disease or her husband's digestion malnutrition. problems and because she Dr. Phyllis B. Acosta simply did not like to eat red explained why most vege- meat. Amy said her diet tarians get turned off by red consists of no meat, fish, or meat. "To a life long lacto- poultry. She eats mostly ovovegetarian, the odor, taste, vegetables and dairy texture and appearance of products. flesh foods are not appealing Cindy Gobbel, another because food likes are learned student, said seeing a movie by early exposure. The odor of called the "Faces of Death", cooking flesh brings to mind which showed how animals a dead animal and kills the were killed, turned her off from appetite." eating red meat. Her meals Mike Bellefeuil, manager are mostly vegetables, pasta, at Thomson Cafeteria, said and cheese. vegetarian entrees are served Professor Robert Cullen at every meal along with a points out the five main types salad bar and vegetables. of vegetarians: Some of the entrees that are 1) semivegetarian- Diet on the menu include vege- that includes some meats in table pitas, veg- fajitias and addition to plants, generally meatless spaghetti with Mfl KM IfUBUV WOULD JUSISmffiTTOexcludin g "red" meats. mustard sauce. The vege- 2) lacto-ovovegetarian- tarian entrees are usually Diet that includes plants, milk the third or fourth on the MM F HK BEST FHBB S1DPPH1BBEWHWB? line. George Cavdrer, A ouv who doesn't know CPR. The sad fa« is, more people know products, and eggs. how to jump-start a car than know how to save a life. 3) lactovegetarian- Diet manager at the Winthrop that includes only plants and Lodge, usually makes a HMlMNHIIRIHinnRSn. milk products. decision of what he will serve 4) vegan- Diet that excludes according to the menu at all animal products. Thomson. Page 15 The JOHNSONIAN September 25,1991 do heavy lifting. $5/hr. 10:15p.m. $10.56/hr. Char- NOTE: Complete information on hours. Fort Mill. Job Find #8025 Sales Associate, #8048 Helper/Deliverer. M- lotte. these jobs is available at Career #8065 Sales Associate. M- How to Use Job Find $4.25/hr. flexible hours. F, 7 a.m.-12 or 1 p.m. $4.50/hr. Services, across from Tillman. Sat. 10 a.m. - 7 p.m. Wages 1. 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Thurs. 9/264-5p.m. Effective Job Visions in Action is New Programs Search Strategies a nonsectarian, non- Visions will introduce a six month profit organization ,JI96BWKK1WK educational internship in South Africa offering one-year beginning in June 1992. Ask about new intem-ships in programs scheduled for 1993-1994 in African HHK. India and Haiti. cities in pqfpgjjffjBwjfcB Mon. 9/30 4-5 p.m. Resume/Cover Zimbabwe, JWjHIHSHWHHH Application Deadlines letter Kenya, Uganda, and October 1,1991 French- for Zimbabwe Tues. 10/1 4-4:30 p.m. Co-op speaking West Mv program beginning Africa. Positions * aP January 1992; are available with i March 1,1992for Wed. 10/2 4-4:30p.m. Co-op African nonprofit organizations, fl W South Africa program international development organizations. ® beginning June 1992; April newspapers, magazines, research 1, 1992 for Kenya program institutes, and health clinics. The program beginning July 1992; May 15, For more informa- involves a month-long oi ientaiion inducing l992forUpnda tion, contact Career intensive language study, followed by an 11- program beginning month internship. .Jt August 1992; July Services at 323-2141. tgg 1,1992 for West Program Areas jUJJv Africa program beginning October • Development journalism and writing V 1991 • Project management On a budget, but love brand, name clothing? • Youth group organizing and community yaEaET Finances • Classy clothing & accessories, including vintage and development ***** Interns are required to cover their own formal wear • Health care education and clinical assistance costs; community and individual fundraising • Books-buy, sell or trade •Women's and environmental issues efforts through sponsorships are encouraged. Total fees including airfare are between $4200 and $4800 •Collectibles 'Antiques 'GoodJunk • Low-income housing facilitation per year. • Consignments (By appointment please) /^\f' • Scientific research • Yard sale buyouts or donations accepted q jiLsS • Costuming for plays • Layaway available Great selection of clothing for college 1 For applications contact: students as well as infant to teen. Ladies f—rl tMJ Visions in Action • 3637 Fulton St NW • Washington DC 20007 • (202) 625-7403 sizes 2 to 18. ' THE BAG LADY Store hours: 504 S. Cherry Rd. Wed thru Sat Rock Hill, S.C. 29730 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 324-4967