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Six students enter the seahawk Senior Honors Program university of north carolina-wilmington

Six students have entered the Seniors Honors Program of UNC-W. These students are: Clyde Keith Farmer, Daniel Gary Grady, Harry S. Howard, Jeannie Howe, Michael D. Purvis, and Laviece C. Ward. The Senior Honors Program includes independent study, a paper reporting the results of the study, and an oral examination. Keith Farmer, under the direction of Dr. James F. Parnell, is making an ecosystem analysis of a swamp community. Gary Grady, under the direction of Dr. Irvin G. Clater, is studying the Newtonian gravitational field theory. Harry Howard, also under Dr. Irvin G. Clator, is conducting a theorectical and experimental investigation of gaseous lasers. Jeannie Howe, under Dr. Daniel B. Plyer, is studying the effects of maleic hydrazide on nucleic acid metabolism. Michael Purvis, under Dr. James C. Halsey, is applying groups to a number theoretic problem. Laviece C. Ward, under Mrs. Marie Powles, is studying the influence of John Donne’s poetic style on the poetic techniques of Dylan Thomas. The Senior Honors Program is open to any senior with a 3.0 average, 30 hours of work completed at UNC-W, and the recommendation of the chairman of the area in which he is concentrating. Since it was started with the first four year graduating class in 1965, 16 students have completed the honors program.

Common fender brings no charge Larry and Jenny ran into damage was estimated at The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band each other last Tuesday $125 to the Sturken vehicle morning. Unfortunately, and $100 to the Smith car. No will appear on campus Sat. night, Oct. 9 each was headed in the op¬ charges were made. posite direction at the time and the encounter proved damaging and expensive. The accident occurred at 8:20 a.m., September 21 on Plans for special program incomplete the curve in Riegel Road directly behind parking lot Editor’s note: Having among faculty and students matter and would like this catalogue. “A”. Jennifer Sturken, a heard rumors concerning a regarding the existence of a opportunity to attempt some “A steering committee has resident student from special program to be program specifically clarification of the issue. been established to formulate Goldsboro, was driving west developed for students who designed for a unique group “By way of background a program which will be on Riegel Road from the have special talents and of students. According to information, we have been appropriate for students who dormitory area . An auto abilities, we went after the rumor, this program is built given a grant of money by a are endowed with “multiple driven by Larry John Smith facts: here they are around the idea of an open donor who wishes to remain abilities and talents,” to was enroute to class from the (reprinted from a faculty curriculum, is completely anonymous. The donor has establish a budget pertinent opposite direction. All of a memorandum written by Dr. unstructured, and was specified that we use this to the goals of this program, sudden — BANG! — and each Charles Cahill, Vice Chan¬ brought into being without money to study, develop, and and to design techniques shared a common fender. cellor of Academic Affairs). due consideration by the maintain an experimental which will allow the iden¬ The campus police were “There appears to be a faculty. I certainly ap¬ program designed to meet tification of such students. immediately notified and great deal of confusion preciate your concern in this the needs of students who These problem areas are may be identified as having currently being investigated 9 “multiple abilities and but are still very much in the Law candidates exam offered talents.” formative stage. “For the record, I want to “Again, for the record, this Princeton, N.J., The Law law school applicants, the law school in which you are assure you that such a committee will eventually School Admission Test, test yields two scores: the interested whether you are to program does not exist at this forward its recommendations required of candidates for LSAT, which is a measure of take the test and when to take time and, therefore, cannot to the Curriculum Committee admission to most American academic ability, and writing it. Scholarship applicants are be operative. Further, all for due consideration by that law schools, will be given ability, which is a measure of advised to register for the students currently enrolled in body. The Curriculum December 18, February 12, competence in writing skills. October or December ad¬ a degree program of this, Committeee will then develop 1972, April 8, 1972, and July Candidates for the test ministration. university are bound by the its recommendations for 29,1972. Registration must be should secure a copy of the requirements set forth in our consideration by the faculty. made by November 2 for the Bulletin of Information, December test. Since many which includes the LSAT- law schools select their fresh¬ LSDAS Registration Form man classes in the spring and sample questions. These preceding entrance, can¬ may be obtained from Dr. Along 132 didates for admission to next J.C. Dixon, A-206. The year’s classes are advised to Registration Form and fees Georgetown has its freaks, Berkely its chick (pronounced “chic”) night spots for register for the December or must reach Educational revolutionaries and Wilmington’s got all the UNC students. . .whatever happened February administration. Testing Service at least three perverts and grits. to Harvery Swarts? (Who’s Harvey Registration for this test does weeks before the desired test Just think of it. Wilmington is the only Swarts?). . .Are puns the highest or lowest place on Earth one can see a guy caressing form of humor?. . .Did you hear the one not constitute application for date. The Bulletin includes his double barrel shot gun and talking to it about the guy transporting gulls across a admission to law school. Such information about LSDAS, gently while watching “Two-hundred staid lion for immortal porposies. ..? application must be made by the new admissions services Positions” at a local drive-in. All this, mind Nominations: Me thinks Ed Boylan (you filing appropriate papers and the names of law schools you, is done in the front seat of a Ford know, the kid who claims to be Student with the institutions involved. participating in the services. pick-up with anti-everything stickers across Body President) should be placed in the (are The Law School Admission Over 150 law schools the back. you ready for this) “Most Dear-ful” Club. Test is a half-day test. require or recommend that Not that 1 mind perverts (some of rry best Even though I personally feel he’s not Designed to predict applicants submit LSAT friends are perverts), but I wouldn’t want worthy of such a nomination scholastic achievement in scores. Over 100 law schools my sister to marry one. (heh. . .heh. . .heh), we have received Grits are a different matter. Having them numerous (two to be exact) cards in support law school and to provide participate in the LSDAS. for breakfast is one thing, but. . . of this move. information about the un¬ Still other schools welcome Thoughts: Why can’t the Pub become one Until next time, remember, a bird in the dergraduate preparation of reparts. Find out from each of thos swank (pronounced “swank”) and hand can be messy! by Anon. Page 2 the seahawk Sept. 28, 197t seahawk ’s editorialss&&bi&$Q unsigned opinions are the editor s; other contributions represent only the author s views

Tim Sims this is your chance to publicly express Atlantis sinks again your opinion- Feedback! use it! The way human beings arrange their priorities can make a very fascinating study for anyone whose interest happens to be a weekly column devoted to campus opinions in absurdity; particularly if the humans of specific study happen to be college students. The immense contradictions By DAVID SHYMANSKI The university can offer the face. among us which arise from our poorly understood principles is The Administration has the student just something or it Most classes at UNC-W are only one area of interest, but it perhaps most clearly illustrates responsibility of offering to can offer him a lot. set up as lecture series. In the absurdity. the student as much as We urge the faculty and classes with large numbers of The young are constantly deriding their elders for lack of possible for the money he administration to “stick their students this is desirable and perspective in everything from Vietnam to Ecology, yet pays. Many students are here necks about a bit” on this offers the best opportunities somehow are able to overlook their own shortsightedness. just to get a diploma, which issue of curriculum change. for learning and education. For instance: The literary magazine at UNCW, Atlantis, is hopefully will help them get a UNC-W is here for the glory But it is also one of the biggest the only lasting, concrete thing we have in which we see a good job. Others supplement of its students; no one else. sources of student com¬ reflection of some of the culture and creativity of our campus. this purpose with a desire to plaints. True, our music, art, and drama departments are constantly learn, book wise and life wise, Many of the complaints reflecting this, but not in the sense of something we can look as much as they can. By R.A. BUCHANAN doubtlessly are as old as the at years from now and remember. Curriculum changes would When a person is attending idea of education itself, but One would think that the reflection of our creativity in a profit both types of students. UNC-W to receive an that fact doesn’t make a hour lasting way should be extremely important, and a manner of Yesterday’s education, education it is unfair when he and thirty minutes of boring concern to all who are interested in our campus. However, though it may be good is denied this opportunity. monotone any easier to take this, sadly, is not the case. It seems that Rock Concerts, which background, is not thoroughly Unfortunately, this does (and that also goes for areas give momentary pleasure and excitement (and will not be preparing us for tomorrow’s happen in some classes and of anatomy other than the remembered as a cultural contribution to anything by anyone jobs. By updating this then a whole semester is cranium). Some complaints years from now), are much more important. college’s curriculum we see a needlessly wasted. In many however are much more To whom? Evidently to all of us, since our duly elected surge in the value of a UNC-W cases an active desire for valid. If a university student student government has set aside 6200 dollars for rock diploma. learning is smothered and is assigned textual reading concerts and cut back the Atlantis allotment for 2900 to 1900 For the people who are here sometimes completely ex¬ outside of class why do some dollars this year. to learn as much as possible, tinguished. professors lecture by con¬ With the money Atlantis now has, they can do one good many of the classes seem dull The responsibility of get¬ stantly reading the text? issue, yet somehow they are being expected to produce two. and maybe not relevant in ting an education is the Repetition is fine in Jr. High Oh don’t blame the “Administration bureaucracy”, because many cases. Professors have student’s. But it is the but it somehow loses its the blame rest squarely on our own absurd non-principle been teaching the same responsibility of every UNC- challenge to most university which dictates our momentary good time more important than a courses the same way year W faculty member to make students. lasting tribute to all that our education is supposed to be doing after year. It has become sure that the student gets the The idea is that professors for us. routine; it has gotten old for best possible opportunity for have as much preparation to If anything, Atlantis’ funds should have been increased this professors and students alike. learning. If this is not ac¬ do for a class as do the year so it could include more of what should be important to New courses and new complished they are failing in students. It should be a 50-50 us. But until we stop being kids who are more interested in red methods could present more their vocation and denying proposition, with both sides candy than vegetables and meat, Atlantis will keep sinking. of a challenge. every single student they benefitting.

municate better with the Whatever happened to course evaluation ? —C. Keith Farmer student. It should be started and This August during take it. struction on the campus.” curriculum evaluation is started now. I as one of the registration we had our It brought to mind last However, a meeting of the needed now! Not evaluation remaining student members - largest class ever of totally spring’s controversy con¬ two has never occurred. The by faculty and administration urge the SGA to appoint a confused freshmen and cerning teacher evaluation. A chairman of the student but instead evaluation by new student chairman and transfer students. committee of students was committee has graduated students, for students and enpower us to move, with Everywhere one looked one formed and a committee of and now all is in a limbo from a student’s viewpoint. advice from the faculty, saw mass confusion in what teachers elected to discuss state. Evaluation is often misun¬ toward an evaluation to take and under whom to “improving the level of in¬ Both teacher and derstood by faculty and program that will be ready student. It is not wholesale for the benefit of students and character assasination. It is before next semester’s instead a method by which confusion begins. We must students can better tell which take the initiative now so we courses to take and with may benefit from the which instructors the par¬ groundwork that has been ticular student will benefit laid. The next move is for the most. Also, if properly used Student Senate; they should by open minded instructors, act now and not fall into the it would be a great aid in lackadaisical attitudes of helping the professor com¬ their predecessors. The seahawk UNC-W, P.O. Box 3725 Wilmington, N.C. 28401

Editor Jane Divine Business Manager Wayne Rogers Assistants Barry Asbury Carson Benson Liz Buffington Ray Buchanan Grace Parker Carlos Poole David Shymanski Kathy Tyner

The seahawk welcomes unsolicited materials; however, all works is subject to space limitations and laws of libel. Work should be submitted one full week in advance of publication. Office located upstairs in Student Services Building. Sept. 28, 1971 the seahawk Page 3

Within this year, we at the seahawk feel some major policy changes will occur. Since these changes will be made by the faculty and administration, and since these changes will affect all of us, we feel the students should have a part in the decision making process. Student opinion can have a constructive, lobbying force - but this poll will play little significance unless we answer in a serious way and RETURN IT TO MARKED BOXS STRATEGICALLY LOCATED ON CAMPUS.

1) Are you4) getting as much 6) Would you agree Awith re you satisified with out of your courses as your class schedule? an optional pass-fail you hoped? grading system? yes no J yes Q no a yes □ D

b no (course selection) 2) If no, do you blame this 7) Should a better variety c no (poor scheduling) on A) teacher disconcern of courses (in all dept’s.) for students be offered? □ d b and c yes B) course format □ o° C) class aptitude (mark any or all of above) 5)8) W ould you recommend Do you plan to UNCW to a high school a) graduate from UNCW 3) Does yoursenior? curriculum need b) transfer to another major changes? school yes no Qyes Qno □ □ c) not graduate but attend classes

Political Forum Where do you stand?

ECOLOGY, ETC. virtually dead. Have you WREATH OF HORRORS way. It happened because we to ask that on Oct. 5, we join By DIANN C. ANEST learned of the connection By EDDIE WHITE allow our public officials to in with the prisoners around If we care about our sur¬ between the use of DDT and The recent tragedy at take the easy way out, to the nation and mourn these vival, we must learn to live in the near extinction of the Attica State Prison in New consider their own ambitions men who died so senselessly harmony with the resources peregrine falcon and other York has added another before the lives of others. and to say “This must not of the earth. We must realize predators? These organisms bough to the wreath of In conclusion, I would like happen again!” first of all that we are an are at the end of a long food horrors of the American integral organism in the chain, just as Man is himself. society, the genocide of the ecological system. We must When one realizes the American prisoner. It is stop thinking of ourselves as magnitude of such problems shocking that such brutal and “consumers” and become as eutrophication of lakes, indiscriminate murder could “users” of the resources. the extinction of entire happen in a supposedly Everytime you purchase a species of animals, and the civilized society such as ours. product you are making an What is more shocking is that impact on the environmental eminent consequences of air this brutal act was ordered, a system. Each dollar you pollution, one begins to feel massacre so indiscriminate very small indeed in¬ spend for the product that is that rioters and their comparison with government harmful, the process that hostages were shot without pollutes, the food that doesn’t and industries. At this point, compunction or even plan. nourish, serves to prolong the one must also realize that Why did this tragedy destruction of the en¬ governments are elected, and happen? It happened so that vironment. industries are paid for by Gov. Rockefeller could not be Your first question is, “But your the consumer. In order called “soft on crime.” It what can I do” To begin with, to maintain a niche for man happened so that people you must make yourself would not hear about the aware of the connections in the ecological system, he conditions in the prisons from within the system. The paper must first transform himself, the prisoners, about the packaging that you buy and then through him his in¬ homosexuality, the discard was once a tree. stitutions. Your political vote, dehumanization, and most of When bicycles take over, something (handmade racks?) has Phosphates in detergents and especially your economic all, about the corrupt of¬ to be done! have been a major factor in vote ($$$), are your weapons ficials. It happened because the eutrophication of lakes to start to reclaim some of we still think of prisoners as and rivers; Lake Erie is our garbage dump the Earth. animals and treat them that PROBLEM PREGNANCY? R mtm ®{77\ 2) ... If you’d like skilled, immediate help in thinking OK Pt SW)XE?) through all possible plans, call The y ^3 o \)t) dJ Children’s Home Society of o North Carolina. The Society, a United Fund program, offers this coma -&y m experienced counseling service to you without charge. A 740 Chestnut Street Qm ITS TB) Greensboro, N.C. 27405 telephone 274-1538 or P. O. Box 1597 & Wilmington, N.C. 28401 telephone ^4 763-9727 f d) Sept. 28, 1971 Page 4 the seahawk Education: Is it really Traditional educational approach ‘stifling’ For example: Why not have a symposium entitled “Inquiry into Science” to replace traditional national science requirement. Such a symposium could incorporate various aspects of science such as matter, energy, life, etc. In the individual classroom, Dr. Plyler believes students should be given leeway to choose an area in which to concentrate DOUG SWINK his study, if he so wished. The present methods used for testing are bad. Students are ‘Concentrations are expected to memorize bits and pieces of information and reguritate them at test time for the birds ’ — which may please the instructor, but there’s no “UNC-W should remain college?” place for the student’s strictly a liberal arts in¬ original thoughts,” he con¬ stitution on the un¬ “I feel periodically students should be heard, and tinues. “He shouldn’t be dergraduate level,” states required to learn every little Doug Swink of the Drama and also periodically, the basic DANIEL PLYER bit of information. Speech Dept. “In this day and studies program has to be The lecture method could time, we think only about changed — not for change’s By LIZ BUFFINGTON adds, “more responsibility still be used, but there should specialists — which is fine on sake — but re-evaluated,” he “Stifling” is the word Dr. should be placed on students be considerable class the graduate school level, but said. Daniel B. Plyler, Biology and they should have more discussion involving as many we have a tendancy to turn Re-evaluation of the Department Chairman, uses opportunities for class students as possible. Course out equations or test tubes, “concentration - collateral” to describe the traditional participation. evaluation could be based on not well-rounded persons.” program is needed. Prof. approach to education. He sees possibilities for individual reflections in About basic studies Swink Swink feels “majors” and “It’s an obstacle course. All improvement in the basic which the student has an commented, “The faculty “minors” are much more of the disciplines are broken studies requirements, which opportunity to relate to the and administration should preferable. “Concentrations up — there’s not unity in the he objects to because of instructor just what he has outline the course of study. are for the birds. A student basic studies program. Each “complete lack of innovation learned. Certainly, students should can get up into his junior and student takes all of the and complete inflexibility.” “There’s no reason why pose questions — and it’s ours senior years, and if he’s been requirements and is graded students can’s become ex¬ to listen, but for the students working under the Con¬ on a general basis, not in¬ Comprehensive basic courses perts on their own,” he should pose questions — and centration - Collateral dividually,” stated Dr. in a general areas — not concluded. “There’s a it’s ours to listen, but for the program, it’s almost im¬ Plyler. specific subjects — would difference between students to have a direct hand possible for him to change “Basic studies should constitute a better basic regimentation and ex¬ in the decision, No! If they’re fields of study,” he con¬ provide freedom to learn,” he studies program. perience.” that smart, why are they in cluded. ‘what we ought to be concerned about is how to live as well as how to make a living’

“For any graduate in any culture, and inter-human may choose courses and field, I think it’s important relationships.” programs which will ac¬ that he or she have some “But what we ought to be. complish this purpose. knowledge and un¬ concerned about,” he con¬ A curriculum should help derstanding of some basic tinued, “is how to live as well an individual become more things. “For example,” as how to make a living - ’ ’ I aware and appreciative of Chancellor William Wagoner would like to see broad areas himself and his own explains, “Every person of knowledge and un¬ capabilities, his fellow needs to know some things derstanding offered in the mankind, and the world and about Man — his heritage, future, from which students universe in which he lives. It should also help him to be more aware of the creations, contributions, and ideas of his fellow mankind gone before Friday, Oct. 1 him, so that he will know how to prepare his contributions for society, mankind and the Me, world of work. CHANCELLOR WILLIAM WAGONER Natalie I NEED HELP!!! ENVELOPE STUFFERS—PART-TIME. S25 Starring Patty Duke GUARANTEED FOR EVERY 100 ENVELOPES YOU STUFF. ALL James Farentino POSTAGE PRE-PAID. SEND STAMPED, SELF-ADDRESSED ENVELOPE, Kenan Auditorium 8:00 PLUS $100 FOR REGISTRATION AND HANDLING TO: ALLEN KING *1.00 Season 25* Single CORP; P.O. BOX 6525, PGH; PA.; 15212. (Good for 18 Movies) Sept. 28, 1971 the seahawk Page S what were getting here?? Campus life and reality are two different things . . . .

By David Shymanski experiment. Dr. Cahill states more conservative A recent interview with that, “such a program would arguments. Some faculty new Vice Chancellor Charles give the student, while still an contend that “as is, UNC-W’s Cahill revealed, among other undergraduate, a chance to curriculums offer a well things, some faculty and work in his field of en¬ balanced education. Well administration opinions deavor.” Exposure to in¬ defined requirements for about curriculum change. dustry will give the student graduation insure the value The pro-change opinion is an idea of “what he is getting of a UNC-W diploma.” Dr. the “student of today is a into.” Campus life and reality Cahill concedes that “no totally different type of can be two different things. change is better than change student from predecessors. The Vice Chancellor is an for the sake of change alone.” He has different reasons for advocate of more loosely Vice Chancellor Cahill attending college; he has structured curricula, putting concludes “that no decisions CHARLES CAHILL different attitudes toward his emphasis on a wider range about curricula will be made courses, teachers, and the and freer choice of colat- without careful consideration world he lives in.” Dr. Cahill terals and electives. to the purposes behind and would like to see an “in¬ While favoring change, Dr. the projected outcome of ^ ‘Students should be educated, ternship” type curriculum Cahill points out some of the these changes.” not merely trained’

“If any subjects would be theoretical; otnerwise, we put on a Pass - Fail basis, can’t keep up with the Committee has no power Physical Education would be technology that’s being my first choice!” admitted developed so rapidly today.” Dr. James Beeler, professor The first characteristic of of French and Curriculum an educated man, stated Dr. Committee chairman. Beeler, “is that he can ex¬ to make ‘sweeping decisions’ Favoring a “general press himself intelligibly in education,” Dr. Beeler speaking and writing. In defines general education as explaining his beliefs, he Until last year no formal proved by Chancellor students elected by Student serving two purposes; 1) to names all of the present basic curriculum committee William H. Wagoner and Government shall be ex give a broad, general studies, implying their existed. It developed from Consolidated University officio members, with full education and 2) to serve as a necessity to all students at interests of several depart¬ President William C. Friday, voting and speaking powers. stepping stone or introduction any school of higher ment chairman, through the following will happen: “Therefore,” stated Dr. to a problem leading to a education.” former Dean of Academic Each of the 20 departments Beeler, “It will act with degree. In conclusion, Dr. Beeler Affairs J. Paul Reynolds, who and the library staff of UNCW “had a strong voice on will elect one member to sit “I think the university feels student opinion is “very greater power because of the student should be educated, important in working the curriculum,” according to on the Curriculum, Com¬ absence of the Academic not merely trained,” he details of a Bachelor’s Prof. James R. Beeler, mittee for one year. Vice council in the new plan. maintains. “Whether we like Degree Program of studies — chairman of the first official Chancellors of Academic and Reports go directly to the it or not, the university but students cannot have a Curriculum Committee. Student Affairs and three faculty.” Five members of that students must be largely full voice.” group were professors ap¬ pointed to the position by Warren Report their departments chairman. the Board of Trustees be Four ex officio positions were kept. filled by two students (chosen General Assembly decides Oct. 26 Bills were introduced to by Student Senate), and the bring both the majority and deans of faculty and student All the hassle and problems The group, composed of system be deconsolidated minority reports into law, but affairs; given full voting involved in the seemingly trustees of each regional with each campus having its neither bill received enough power, ex officio members endless and complex fight in university, the School of the own board of trustees. A support in the N.C. Senate for could speak and debate in all the North Carolina General Arts and the Consolidated board of regents would be passage. Curriculum meetings. Assembly concerning the University Trustees, became appointed for all 16 regional Sen. John Burney (D-New “It doesn’t have the power restructuring of the North known as the Warren Com¬ and consolidated university Hanover) introduced a bill to make sweeping decisions,” Carolina higher educational mission and upon studying campuses, which would have which would have postponed stated Dr. Beeler, “its fin¬ system is, according to ob¬ the situation for many complete budget control. any action until the 1973 dings have to be sent to servers, entering it’s final months, reported their fin¬ In contrast, the minority General Assembly and would Academic Council, and then stages and should soon be dings to the General report issued by the group, set out further legislative the whole faculty, which settled. Assembly. suggested the six campuses study commissions to review takes the final vote.” The study was officially A majority report of the Consolidated and report to the ‘73 With the advent of the started last winter when recommended the university University remain intact and Assembly. Faculty Governance Governor Bob Scott ap¬ Document, new procedure pointed a group to study the has been outlined. If and organization of higher when the bylaws are ap¬ education in North Carolina. ATTENTION STUDENTS This Card When Presented With Your I.D. Card WITH 5 WAYS Is Valid For All Purchases Made At Our Store. THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT to register, is an MBS member

how can you go wrong? MUSICAL BUYING SERVICE Register and Vote in SHOP LTD. elgible for special discounts on merchandise and equip- the May 2 ' ment purchased at either store. Not valid on selected merchandise. No.. \ Presidential Primary 4208 Oleander Drive Sept. 28, 1971 Page 6 the seahawk French first in Fine Arts Series; offers special program for students

Leslie French, actor, will be admitted free upon with “The Traitors Gate” at director, producer of presentation of their I.D. the Duke of Yorks Theatre; Shakespearian productions cards. Others will be charged subsequently, he produced will present a dramatic admission of one dollar. Shakespearian plays in offering of Shakespearian In 1918, Mr. French joined England and in South Africa. readings and scenes at 8:00 the Ben Greet Shakespeare He produced sixteen of p.m., Friday, Oct. 8 in the company and for the next five Shakespeare’s plays in the Sarah Graham Kenan years, he appeared under Sir Open Air Theatre, Memorial Auditorium. Mr. Ben Greet’s management in Maynardville, Cape Town. French is appearing on the classical plays touring In 1959, Leslie French UNC-W campus under the England and playing a season turned his attention to films auspices of the UNC-W Fine every year in London. He and had immediate success Arts Committee. migrated into the world of in Anthony Asquith’s Leslie French will present Musical Comedy and Revue production of “Orders to a program for the students, and appeared with the great Kill” in which he appeared as particularly those interested C.B. Cochran in “Coronation “Monsieur Lafitte.” Mr. Bryan Fann (second from left) discusses registration of new in the Shakespearian theatre, Revue” at the Adelphi French’s latest performance voters as part of Campaign for Young Voters held in at a time to be announced on Theatre, London. is in the highly acclaimed Thursday, Oct. 7. His public In 1934, Mr. French began a motion picture entitled Greensboro. Representatives from Wilmington were (left to performance will be new career as a director and “Death in Venice” directed right) SGA President Ed Boylan, Fann, Liz Buffington and presented on Oct. 8. Students entered his own management by Luschino Visconti starring New Hanover High School SGA President, David Massey. Not Dirk Begarde. pictured is The Seahawk editor, Jane Divine. (Staff photo) This year, Mr. French has directed “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” at Stock- wells Open Air Theatre, Campaign seeks Oxford; “A Winter’s Tale” at Maynardville and “The Merchant of Venice” in Port 18-20 year olds Elizabeth. Begun in August as a part have contacted the New of Student Action ‘71-72, Hanover Board of Elections, NYC ain’t Campaign for Young Voters A. Philip Randolph In¬ the only was officially chartered stitute, and a local group Sunday, Sept. 19, at UNC- which is working through the place that’s Greensboro. NAACP,” stated Boylan. polluted ... Student government “Wilmington Youth Council, leaders, campus newspaper New Hanover and John T. editors, youth council Hoggard high schools are Sixty - five dollars a year (Above) Part of campaign for young voters, Gus Gusler, representatives and other also participating in the local for smog! That’s what (center) NCSU student government president, informs Hilton delegates from high schools drive for voter registration.” pollution costs each Smith (right) of the events relating to the campaign at North and colleges all over North Having attended and American per year. Carolina met to receive spoken at a New Hanover Carolina State University. Smith, associate editor of State's Mr. Ken Johnson, of the Air endorsements from several County Commissioners Technician and Gusler were among one hundred young North Quality Commission in state organizations and to meeting, and having publicly Carolinians at the meeting held Sun., Sept. 19, at Greenville, spoke recently at report local action since requested campus voter UNC-Greensboro. (Below) Charles Jeffress, statewide “Project Environment.” He August 17, the end of a special registration over local coordinator for Student Action '71-72. reminded the audience that student action conference at television, for not only UNC- 215 tons of air pollution each UNC-Chapel Hill. year is really a problem. W, but also for NHHS and Ed Boylan, SGA President, JTHHS, Boylan feels Air Pollution is not just and The Seahawk’s editor, Wilmington participants some big city problem. Jane Divine, with Liz have actively supported the Wilmington is high on the Buffington and Bryan Fann campaign for Young Voters sulfur dioxide emission list represented UNC-W. ‘‘We since its beginning. because as a port city it uses a large amount of residual fuel. Mr. Johnson assured the audience that although North Atlantis rises again! Carolina is not another New York, it is a borderline case. By DAVE SMITH the student should also retain Atlantis Editor a copy for his personal use. The staff of Atlantis, the The Atlantis staff does not Follow the literary magazine written assume the responsibility for and published by the students returning manuscripts. ’Hawks of UNC-W, extends a warm Atlantis will publish two welcome to all. 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OPEN 7-11 ACROSS FROM UNC-W FOR YOUNG MEN AND LADIES Radio waves could make splash Page 7 if FCC, space, money permit UNC-W may again hear the setting up the station include Keep the ball rollin’ problems would have to be sounds of it’s own radio approval by the FCC, a waves if plans are further considered. location, and monies to Assuming the first two By FRED OURT developed for a campus finance the project. The soccer team plays its first home game of the 1971 station. problems could be taken care The first problem could be of and since several season this Saturday when it faces High Point. The 2 p.m. The campus had a station lessened if the station were of University officials have game will be the second of the year for the Seahawks, who some years back, but due to a the carrier currents variety. few problems had to close given their blessings to the played Pembroke September 25. This type is less expensive. idea, the only problem left down. With this system, the radio The team hopes to have continued support from the Barry Asbury, one of the would be the money. impulses would be tran¬ Estimates as to the full cost students, a group of which sponsored a bus to the Pembroke radio enthusiasts, has said smitted through the electrical game. For most students, the High Point game will be their that he would like for the are unknown at present, but systems and any radio contacts for estimates are first chance to observe the ’Hawks in intercollegiate station to feature educational plugged into any component programming as well as being made. This money competition. of the system or located could be gotten through other types. It’s lectures, within a prescribed radius of Since the team only has three home games scheduled for this concerts, music for students, subscription, both publicly the station could receive and privately or through season, students should take advantage of any opportunity and listings of campus ac¬ broadcasts. they have to see the team in action. The Seahawks have a tivities would serve as a some college funding. Even though the amount of According to enthusiasts of promising team this year and their game will be worth bridge between the space necessary for the University and the com¬ the project, the campus watching. operation of the station would already has several persons munity. be limited, antenna con¬ One of the ’Hawks home games is with Campbell, the Problems involved in qualified to act as announcers nections and various other and a part time engineer number three team in the nation last year. Campbell won last could be acquired to come in year 3-2, but this year the story could-and will-be different. ever so often and check up on This game will be hotly contested, for it will probably decide Students submit tales equipment. the conference championship. Other campus radio Raleigh — Students in Ballad of the Flim - Flam North Carolina colleges and systems have been contacted Soccer is an exciting game, both to play and to watch. Man” and other works, said a and information is currently universities are competing special issue of the magazine Worldwide, it is the most popular sport now played. For with words as well as with will be devoted this winter to being processed by a group of whatever reasons one originally has for coming to a game, the footballs this fall. the student entries. interested persons on campus excitement of the match should provide the impetus to see Dr. Guy Owen, editor of the as to how the station would another. So, support the ’Hawks! “North Carolina Folklore” He said the competition is operate and under what and English professor at open to both undergraduate organization it could be run. North Carolina State and graduate students and Further information University, announced that a the articles may relate to concerning the project can be prize of $100 will be awarded folklore in North Carolina or had by contacting Sophomore to the student submitting the elsewhere. Vice President, Barry best article on folklore. Owen said articles should Asbury, Roger Wiggs, or The award will come from be sent to the Editors of Carles Poole. If none of these a $1,200 grant to “North “North Carolina Folklore,” students can be easily con¬ THE TIMME PLAZA MOTOR INN Carolina Folklore” by the Department of English, N.C. tacted, Dean J. Carl Demp¬ North Carolina Arts Council. State University, P.O. Box sey can further any in¬ Owen, author of “The 5308, Raleigh. formation to them. PRESENTS

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