Rambler (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 64, No. 7, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 3, 1988 Page: 4 of 4
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RAMBLER
Thursday, November 3, 1988
STIPHANII McLaughlin goal up lor * splko against Shralnar College. The Lady Rams easily dafeated
thalr last opponent of the regular season In three games. Tonight they will participate in the first round
of the playoffs ogalnst either Tones Luthern Collage or the University of Mary Hardin Baylor. The
match starts at savan. Admission is one dollar. Photo by James Drake
The Smith Corona/Time contest
is now open to all student writers
All college students currently
enrolled in accredited two-year
and four-year colleges or uni-
versities In the U.S. and Canada,
and high school students attend-
ing accredited high schools in
the U.S. and Canada are eligible
to enter a writing contest spon-
sored by Smith Corona and Time,
Inc. First prize is a 110,000 schol-
arship, a three-year subscription
to Tima, and a certificate of
honor.
The theme of the Smith Co-
rona/Time Education Program
College and High School Student
Writing Contest is: As it relates
to products you purchase, how
important are the words "Made
in America"? Discuss your
thoughts and support your posi-
tion with examples.
You can help us
raise the colorectal
cancer cure rate.
When detected early, the
cure rate for colorectal cancer
is very high. That's why we
urge regular checkups for
men and women 50 and over.
Warning signs are a
change in bowel habits,
blood in the stool.
Your doctor can perform
the digital and procto exams,
and you take care of the stool
blood test at home.
AMMON CANCTR SOCKTY1
The federal Depositary library Program
Bringing
Government
Information
lb You
Infomulion from (he Fedora)
Government on subjects ranging from
agricufiure lo zoology is available ai
Depository libraries across the nation
Vnu can visit these libraries and use
Ihe Depository collection without
charge
To find one in your area, contact your
local library or ante to the Federal
Depository Library Program. Office of
the Public Printer. Washington DC
20401
cation Program's goals for the
contest are to improve the quality
of student writing, to encourage
students to take an interest in
written expression, to motivate
student interest in journalism and
contemporary issues, to provide
opportunities for students to
practice expository writing skills,
and to recognize students who
demonstrate skills in expository
writing.
Entries must be an original.
500 to 750 word expository com-
position that addresses the con-
test theme. Entries must be
typed, double spaced, on one side
of 8Vxll" paper, must be writ-
ten in English, must be sponsored
by an instructor, and must be
accompanied by an official entry
blank. To be eligible, entries
must be postmarked no later than
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CALL NOWI 206-714-700 E«t. 94IC
Dec. 31, 1988.
Entries will be judged on the
basis of originality, demonstra-
tion of research skills, knowl-
edge of subject matter, effective
use of language, clarity of
thought, spelling, grammar and
punctuation.
Second prize is a $5,000 scholar-
ship and third prize is a $2,500
scholarship. Twenty additional
finalists will receive a Smith Co-
rona word processor and a certi-
ficate of recognition.
To obtain an official entry
entry blank, write to: Smith Co-
rona/Time Education Program
Student Writing Contest, Rockc-
feller Center, P.O. Box 1506,
New York, NY 10185 Or, call
toll free 1-800-876-3678, or vlalt
a Smith Corona dealer.
JOBS IN AUSTRALIA
lmm«diete Opening for Mon and
Women. $11,000 to $60,000 Con
itruction, Manufacturing, Sacratarial
Work, Nuriai, Engineering, Sale*
Hundradi of Job* liitod.
CALL NOW' 206 736 7000 lit, MIA
AmonG Carter, Jr. Exhibits Hall
Anton Carter Square
w-i.WAmsm
Sponsored by. Altrujd Club of Fort Worth
Associate Sponsors: Tarrant County Medical fuxitiuru. Fort U/orth
Junior Womans Club £ Dountoun liom (tuj
The Smith Corona/Time Edu-
CRUISE SHIPS
Quadrangle society
is getting a visitor
The Quadrangle Senior Honor
Society has come further than
before in its application for
membership into Mortar Board.
"We applied once in the 70's
but they (Mortar Board) have no
record of it," said Quadrangle
President Paul Austin. "Our sec-
ond application was rejected be-
cause we didn't have the re-
quired amount of ongoing service
projects. We are supposed to
have three.”
Mortar Board, Inc. is a national
honor society comprised of col
lege seniors. Its roots can be
traced back to 1915. Southern
Methodist University and Texas
Christian University have Mortar
Board Chapters founded In 1932
and 1970, respectively.
Quadrangle is currently in-
volved in the Adopt A School pro
gram with William James Middle
School. The members participate
as tutors and rqle models for the
students. They are also holding
a canned food drive for Thanks
giving and sponsoring a child for
the Omega Chi Christmas party.
This year they registered voters
for the November elections.
Sunday, Miss Bette M Swilley
of Atlanta, GA will arrive on
campus to see if the school meets
with Mortar Board's academic
standards She will be on campus
through Tuesday, meeting with
members of the Wesleyan com-
munity.
Quadrangle (as stated in its
purpose), ". . . shall be an asso-
ciation of collegians chosen for
distinguished ability and achieve-
ments in scholarship, leadership,
and service." There arc 35 mem-
bers In Quadrangle. Eighteen of
the 22 Who's Who in American
colleges and universities are
Quadrangle members.
"It would be a great honor if
we were accepted into Mortar
Board," Austin said. As of 1987
there are 195 chapters of Mortar
Board nationwide,
Donors needed today
for annual blood drive
From 6 p.m lo R p.m today,
you could make a difference in
someone's life. The Carter Blond
Bank will he sponsoring a blood
drive at Polytechnic United Mcth
odist Church.
Prizes will bo given. First, sec
ond, and third place winners wilt
be drawn at random. Each win-
ner will receive a prize of $75.
$50, or $25 A $100 prize will
be awarded to the organization
that don ales the moat blood.
If you plan to donate, be sure
that you have had a good meal.
If you are not aure you can
donate blood but would like to,
a hematologist will determine
whether or not you are capable.
If you have previously given
blood, it must be at least 56 days
between that time and today.
TRAFFIC TICKETS
DEFENDED
*40°°
831-4321
6200 Airport Freeway
Fort Worth, Texas 76117
Lollar, Phillips & Factor Attorneys
Jim lollar — not board certified
Phil Phllllpi — board certified - family lew
Abe Factor — board certified - criminal law
Everett Young — not board certified
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Rambler (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 64, No. 7, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 3, 1988, newspaper, November 3, 1988; Fort Worth, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth647496/m1/4/: accessed June 19, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Texas Wesleyan University.