Empath, 1982 November 12

              Pjge 3 THE EMPATH November 12, 1982
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Dear Editor: 3
WSMC, your motivation radio
station, is radioactive and ready
to serve you, the St. Mary’s
College community, in any way
possible. At the present time
our broadcast hours are: Mon­day
- Friday: 11:50 a.m. - 2:30
a.m. and on weekends as shown
in the schedule.
The following are ways in
which WSMC is serving its com­munity:
1. The Production Department —
As one of the two media
forums on campus, the produc­tion
staff of WSMC is ready to
help any organization bring
information to the college
community. This is done in
the production room of the
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lems. The amount of the play
was raised to general admission
because of the lack of funds.
Do you know how much it
costs to build a set, buy cos-
The News Department - Our tumes and ProPs' and ‘° make
News Department at WSMC the tickets- P ™ S ram s , and posters,
is finally off the ground and t0 name a fe* expenses ~ *
RADIO SERVES
ST. MARY'S
people do you know who listen
to the school radio station?
To the handicap concemers.
flying high. At present “News- lot If >'ou don'‘ Jwan‘ *° Pa>’ ,he
break." a campus oriented Pr'ce’ don 1 at*end the play.
Concerning the postered wall
news feature, is broadcasted paper ” it js best to advertise
every hour on the hour to our ^ UpCOming event. How many
listeners. There is a limited
staff of one in our news
department, which can be
done. Some of the future y ou a|-e so concerned with the
goals include: expanding the handicapped, try giving the col-news
programming, conducting , some time to rebuild the
interviews and producing edi- facilities and to raise the money,
tonals. Editorials can be made „ costs a lot of money to put
at the present moment by jn elevators, rampSj and to buy
contacting Sonio Henry or by brai]le books typewriter, and
leaving the written material . necessities Either rive the
bv WSMC Plpacp makp snrp oiner necessities, tuner give me
Y * * ijItI I iCdjC llldlvw 3U1C 1 1 j • i i ji
college time to get the money
you sign your name. ,, , , , . . .
J b J or you, yourself, start dishing
station by making carts. (For fr^WSMC^ M?° out some cash-wqm
nf°mati0H C° ntaCt Butt, visited all of the dorms on ^ c lZ u s ^ '
WSMC). Our procedure is quite exceot Calvert to check simple- campus except Lalvert to check don,t mess b-te auupti fuJl t ccaomstps uysQ U-a.
Obtain a production in- J c .n t me’ and eVe^ ° ne dSe m°ney
formation form from the * f f ° J -°na ’ ^ to repair or replace the broken
office of WSMC and fill , ’ h t t ■ • or missing stuff. Whoever cut the
out all pertinent informa- Slgn e, !n S ° r imProvmg wires to the video games is stupid
tion. reception include. tQ takg away the only thing we
b. Drop this form in the green ‘ “ * have. ,0 Pass the. tta!e a*?y
box located outside the
station at least one week
prior to the scheduled
closed or other cryptic place besjdes watching television. The
2. Tum flourescent lights off breaking of the ceaing tile in
MUUi UIC 3UICUU1CU when listening. Charles Hall isn’t funny either,
event. (This allows us time * ^ ° ° an ^ antenna o j j ig cefljng looks gross now.
to make a professional
sounding cart.)
The production department
will then produce the cart and
it will be programmed into
our program log. If you cannot
have the information seven
days in advance, it shall be put
in our news folder and read
over the air by our DJ’s.
some sort. What kind of impression would
Tum down the base to re- ^ UpQn tbe incoming fresh-duce
our mono carrier current men duri house Wou|d
hum. (If you have any prob- & want t0 come to a college
ems sign your name to the where fte students don,, even
list outside the station.) know how t0 behave? Think
Radio is an excellent expen- , ...
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ence in improving your com­—
Donna M.
munication skills. If you are
interested in finding out more
about motivation radio, come to
The Ride Board is located
upstairs in the stairwell of our meetings. Signs are posted
outside the station. Thank You
— Nathan Wilkes
Charles Hall. The WSMC /
SGA Ride Board instructions
are displayed on the board
itself. WSMC will collect all
information from the board
on Thursday mornings. The
General Manager
Student Angered
at Gomplaints
Students Must Initiate
Mixed Gatherings
Dear Editor:
I sympathize with Michael
Alger’s plea in a recent letter
for more informal student / facul­ty
contact (The Empath, Oct.
26), but I ’m afraid much of the
blame lies with the students. I
have seen a number of activities
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DAILY SPECIALS
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Ride Board will then be aired Dear Editor:
on Thursdays and Fridays at Upon reading the letters in organized by fa c u l ty ___film
12:30, 5:30 and 9:30 — your last issue, I have a few cor- outings, dinners, rap sessions
Saturdays at 12:30. So listen rections to inform the author. following films and plays, cultural
and catch a ride or collect To the returning student who gatherings set up for majors —
some riders for that long was disappointed about a few gQ virtually unattended. I have
Jo urney home on WSMC. things, let me clarify your prob^ received and answered positively
inquiries about whether I would
meet with students, have them in
my house, teach in the dormi­tories,
only to hear nothing more
of the matter. If students want
more contact, it is up to them to
initiate it; many professors would
respond with enthusiasm. But one
cannot really expect the faculty
to go skulking around the dormi­tories
looking for a piece of the
action.
Sincerely
— Robin Bates
English
FELLOWSHIPS OFFERED
These fellowships (formerly
referred to only as ORG - Other
Race Grants) have been renamed
the Matthias D’Sousa Fellowships
in honor of Matthias D’Sousa, a
free black who arrived on the
Ark and Dove in 1634, and who
subsequently served in the Mary­land
Legislature. Up until this
time no attempt has been made
to oversee this program, evaluate
the progress of its recipients,
or encourage their achievement.
Harmon Haymes has asked me
to coordinate this effort.
If you know minority stu­dents
of high academic achieve­ment
who might apply to St.
Mary’s, please alert them to this
Fellowship program. Likewise, if
you know students who are cur­rently
enrolled at the college
who might qualify, have them
contact the Admissions Office.
— Dana Greene
History
Roberts Replies
to Accusations
From the Editor:
To Mr. Wim Cassard. Hello,
hello . . . are you there? After
talking with Jerry Valentine I
found out that, indeed, the I.M.
coordinators had something to do
with the changing of the mugs
to tee-shirts for the football
champions. As for the name-cdling
or implications . . . really
now, come now junior.
As for remembering about the
game within a few weeks, well,
mighty wizard, I can remember
who won back in 1978. It was
Harry’s J ’s. As for the mug or
mugs you are offering to buy,
I would like a black one with
Otis written on it.
— C. Roberts
Idea For Gaining
Student Computers
Dear Editor:
Now is the time for all good
students to enter the micro­computer
age. With a computer
you could write your term papers,
organize class notes, compile
CONT. ON PAGE 6
Dear Editor:
As you may (or may not)
know, for the last few years
St. Mary’s College has offered
academic fellowships to a number
of highly qualified minority stu­dents.
Presently we have twenty-one
students who are fellowship
recipients.
THE EMPATH
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EDITORIAL BOARD
E d ito r - In -C h ie f................................................................................. Trish Meissner
News E d ito r ........................................................................................Craig Holcom b
D is trib u tio n Manager..............................................................................Bill Hauver
Photography E d ito r ....................................................................Chris Goettelman
Sports E d i t o r ................................................................................. Mackay Rippey
Managing and L a yo u t E d i t o r .........................................Heather Hoffsommer
Business M a n a g e r................................................................................. Kinne S utto n
Advertising M a n a g e r.......................................................................Chris Schilling
Features E d i t o r ............................................................................. Charlie Roberts
Faculty A d v is o r................................................................................. Michael Glaser
Technical A d v is o r................................................................................. Perry Gordon
S ecretary.................................................................................................. Karen Ridgell
W r ite rs ..................................Eve Ball, Melanie Bell, Bobbi Kienast, Bob Ellis
Beth Atias, Phyllis Bean, Mackay Rippey
Cary Bartel, Tom Lavelle, Mary Brown
Mark Wilson, Cathy Racine, Barb Sheaffer
Cathy Grant, Leila Lucas
Photographers...............................Mackay Rippey, Doug Cooke, Dan Benson
Rick Culp, Doris M. K litz
L a y -o u t and T yp in g ................................................Linda V ail, Shelby Albertsen
Erin McCurly, Theresa D illin g, Tracy Uglow