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Monday, April 16,1984 Winthrop creates official logo By LYNNE GUEST I added trees, and looked at TJ copy editor every possible combination then came up with the final For the first time in the draft." said Warren. college's history, Winthrop "Tillman is the building on m has an official logo. It is a the logo because it is the part replication of the Tillman of Winthrop that everyone Building with "Winthrop who has been here can iden- College" beneath it, enclosed tify with," said Morris. "We in an oval. The logo is navy were very deliberate in blue, and will usually be seen choosing every element in the with the slogan "To achieve logo. Our intention is for WINTHROP COLLEGE your best" (in russet) beneath people to see the logo and it. automatically think 'Win- "Ultimately, the logo will throp'," she added. appear on every publication A new publication policy that leaves Winthrop, as well concerning the use of the logo as on stationery and on is coming out today, accor- billboards throughout South ding to Morris. The logo must and North Carolina," said appear in the top center of Jane Morris, Director of every publication, and cannot Public Affairs. "We have been be altered in any way. It will working on ideas for the logo always be navy blue, can for a long time now, and never be smaller than 3 quar- finally came up with one with ters of an inch, and no other a good balance :>f tradition, logo can be used with it, for and elegance," shi add'id. the sake of consistency. Pat Warren anJ John "We're net trying to police Holmberg of the Public Af- fairs Office came up with the the logo," Said Morris, "we just want to be uniform in our final draft of the logo. "We the development of the logo the midst of starting new traditions," he stated, took an old photograph of publications and image." President Lader gave and is very pleased with the traditions, and this logo is an Tillman and drew the final product. "Winthrop is in element in building these See LOGO, p. 5 sillohette from that. John and suggestions and insight into Faculty supports changes Bacchus discussed .... i .. ... tT< . _r u By BETH INGRAM "There's a problem with Thomas. "I'm pleased that the History sequence of six hours friends driving drunk. Why By MELINDA NOLEN and six hours of British TJ staff writer TJ news editor area of skills has been im- not give a party without get- proved, and I think that the Literature, a meaningful ting smashed? Let's make foreign language sequence is BACCHUS, senior parking Winthrop faculty members other areas represent more socializing a major activity, also necessary." privileges, and honor code express agreement with the specific requirements than not drinking." The bill will be previously existed." comprised topics of discussion tougher general education Chairman of the Com- during last Wednesday's sent to Campus Review and requirements. Dr. Thomas agrees with munications Department, Dr. then be presented at next the cultural events senate meeting. The new requirements in- Louis Rosso, thinks the adop- The Senate questioned .jweejs's meeting. requirement. He said, "I feel ted proposal is a "step in the clude 48 hours of liberal arts Stacy Bollinger, committee A recommendation to that everyone needs many right direction." He con- courses. Entering freshmen member of BACCHUS (Bust review the Crawford Health will also be required to attend opportunities for cultural tinued, "It will ensure greater Center submitted by Sharon enrichment. It will make Alcohol Consciousness Con- three cultural events a exposure in the areas that cerning the Health of Univer- Hix was read but a motion semester in order to possible more student par- many students may have M&S made to table the ticipation and it will make sity Students) and Dr. Wells graduate. avoided not necessarily by recommendation until next Winthrop provide more even- of the Counseling Center con- The adopted proposals in- choice." cerning the bill to form a ts for the college community." Even though the adopted See DISCUSSION, p. 3 clude 15 hours of basic skills; student organization of BAC- Dr. Spencer Deyton of the proposal does not include aine hours of natural sciences; CHUS at Winthrop. Bollinger nine hours of humanities; six Modern Language Depar- communications courses in tment approves of the new stated that the purpose of hours of international studies; the basic skills area. Dr. BACCHUS was to promote On the inside three hours in U.S. gover- requirements and suggests Rosso said, "I understand the some additions. "I think the responsible drinking on cam- nment, history or political situation, there are so few pus. "We're concerned with document is a very small but hours that can be required in economics; 14 hours of elec- the misuse, for moderation Students honored p. 2 an important step in the right the general education tives. not problems. We're not anti- direction, rather like the first requirements." "I think the changes alcohol." Letter to editor p. 4 represent improvements in dose of a prescribed Dr. William Blough of the medicine." According to Dr. Wells, the general requirements. I'm Political Science Department students come to the coun- People in the news... p. 10 pleased that the faculty has Dr. Deyton continued, "I commented, "I think these would like to see prescribed seling center with problems, completed both the study and requirements are an im- but with BACCHUS students USC is coming p. 11 provement because they add consideration of requiremen- courses in Art and Music Ap- are talking to other students. ts," said Provost Glenn preciation, a European See OPINIONS, p. 3 Page 2. THE JOHNSONIAN. Monday. April 1«. 1981 Newsbriefs Students honored at dinner By LISA Bl'IK Golf truouts rescheduled TJ staff writer Tryouts for next year's Winthrop men's and women's golf teams will be held Tuesday and Wed- Students making the nesday of this week. President's and Dean's Lists Tryouts for men will he ADHI 17 at 2 p.m. The as well as other scholarship women will try out at 2 p.m. Wednesday. and award winners were Newly appointed coach Steve Moore (Peanut) is honored at the Annual Awar- asking for all candidates to bring their own clubs. A ds Dinner on April 11, in Mc- 2.0 GPR is required of all candidates. Bryde. •. Provost Glenn Thomas presided. and For more information, contact Moore at 329-2140. remarks were made by President Philip Lader. Alpha Phi Alpha In his address, Lader noted The Xi Phi Pledge Club of the Alpha Phi Alpha the uncertainty of students' £ iv Fraternity, Inc. will sponsor a blood pressure check on futures, particularly "Singers perform at the Honor s Banquet, featuring Alicia April 17,1984 from 10-12:30 p.m. Dinkins 220. graduates. Williamson calling 'Operator'." "I hope that graduates Kappa Week '84 twenty years from now will President's Honor List and School of Education Awar- The Lambda Gamma Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi be more accomplished than the Dean's List were then ds went to Donna Ruth Fraternity, Inc. began celebrating its annual Kappa you are, because this will recognized as well as Win- Steele, Cathy Jo Bickley, Week of Friday, April 13 with the theme "New Era of make your degree more throp Leadership scholars, Monica Lynn Donovan, Penny Excellence: The Elements of the Future." valuable," Lader said in his Alumni scholars, and Win- Charlene Brewer, Mary The week began with a visit to Rock Hill Senior speech. throp Foundation scholars. Cathleen Cooper, and Melissa Citizens home. Yesterday, the Kappas held their Lader also urged students The Clara Barrett Strait Sue Cherwaty. Founder's Day program at the Mt. Prospect Baptist to recruit freshmen and to Scholarships went to Holly School of Consumer Scien- Church. Reverend W.T. Massey, adviser for Lambda recognize the important role Ann Healy, Chandra McClin- ce Award winners were San- Gamma, was the guest speaker. The Ebonite Gospel of alumni in Winthrop's tock, Altresa Owens, and dra Elizabeth Dawes, Donna Choir performed musical selections. Rev. Massey was future. Laura Reiger. Recipients of Kay Sotson, Ashley Elizabeth presented with a gold plaque for his outstanding and The entertainment was the Janet Rankin Aiken Godfrey, Timothy Craig Ellis, never ceasing dedication to the Lambda Gamma Chap- provided by the Winthrop Memorial Awards were and Lauren Jean Henderson. ter. Singers under the direction of Valerie Suzanne Bowen, School of Music Awards "Kappa Week '84" continues today with President Robert Edgerton. Songs in- Denise Michelle Harvey, and went to James Randall Imler, Lader speaking in Tillman Auditorium at 7:30 p.m. His cluded Fame's "Starmaker" Andre Beth Kinard. Margaret Janine Parneli, Carol Lynn topic will be "Getting the Most Out of Your College and several Manhattan Tran- M. Bryant Scholarships went White, and Faith James Education." Tomorrow, a tuition increase seminar will sfer selections.