The Nelsonite vol. 11, no. 2

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Volume XI-II December 8. 1082
PTK INITIATION
Saturday, December 11, 1982, Phi
Theta Kappa will be holding their
quarterly initiation ceremony for new
members. 45 students will be induct-ed
into the honor society. They arei
Roy Warren III, Richard Marsh, Bar-bara
Rose, Shirley Maynard, Julie
Strouse, Rachel Rock, Debbie Berg,
Jane McAuley, Robert fiowden, Jr.,
Peggy Sliper, David Rounion, Richard
Woodward, Merle Dewey, Betty Jarrell,
Dallas Drisko, David Porowski, Claire
Treppo, Kathryn Garden, Thomas Clif-ford,
Beverly Fraser, Joyce Caudill,
Alice Craig, Shirley Hyle, Mary
Seiner, Delwin Croom, Jr., Robert
Prine, Randy Monroe, Joseph Canonico,
Debra Waida, Sherri Sanchez, Teresa
Burns, Lisa Jones, Susan McGee, Val-erie
Meek, Kim Russell, Scott Hinson,
Mike Machle, Mary Erwin, Nanette
Grindstaff, Mike Cunneen, Ken Staggs,
Pamela Staggs, Martin Goergen, Wei
Anderson, and Arlyene Lusk.
At the same time, Joyce Freeman
will be installed as president,
Joanne Gayhead as vice-president,
and Camella Everest as secretary.
SVA OFFICERS ELECTED
E. Randall Silvers was elected to
be the president of the Student Veterans'
Association. Other officers include
Willie Iyde as vice-president, Wayne
Berry as 2nd vice-president, Don Moore
as adjutant, and Mary Moltere as finance
CNC POLICY EXPLAINED
Are you aware of Christopher
Newport College's policy on student
discounts for TNCC students? Margaret
Agee wasn't. She attended the per-formance
of Antigone in November as
an extra-credit assignment for her
Humanities class. When she was asked
to pay the full price, she showed her
identification card from TNCC. She
was then shown a sign that said CNC
would not honor student identification
cards from other colleges for the
discount.
Margaret informed the Nelsonite.
and a reporter checked out this policy
at CNC. Mr. Dick Ryther, Assistant
Director of CNC Campus Center, told
the reporter that there seem, to be
3 different procedures pertaining to
other-college discounts.
Activities, such as plays, are
continued on page 3
President Reagan has declared December
12-18 as National Drunk Driving and „
Drug Awareness Week. Each year
drunk drivers cost this nation 2k
billion dollars» according to insur-ance
statistics.
According to Virginia State Police
statistics, out of the 1012 traffic
fatalities in 1981, 32.were caused
by drunk drivers. The new Virginia
law may be tough on drunk drivers,
but drunk drivers have been tough on
Virginians.
by Veronica Maynard
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December 11-January 2
January 3-4
January 5
Christmas/New Year's
Holiday
Regular Registration
Classes Begin