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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY «, 1979

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ACC Honored By National Humanities

Following rigorous national compel it ion. Atlantic Community Cdllcge in Mays landing, New Jersey, has been selected as one of six two-year colleges to particfpatc in the National Humanities Faculty's Two-Year College Program.- The pilot program provides three years of NHF assistance tn teachers and administrators in each college The project emphasizes effective programs in humanities and cooperative planning by educators in the humanities, career, and technical areas. Services provided through affiliation are equal to a cash grant of 173.000 Specific objectives at each college were identified by a

volunteer team of teachers and administrators from academic, career, and technical divisions. While objectives vary, work at each college, will strengthen course and program offerings within the humanities, improve coordination of educational opportunities across academic and technical areas, assist in student achievement of academic skills, and encourage significant use of local resources to exhibit the intimate ites of study to the daily work and the civic, social, and private lives of students. Funds to support the three-year experimental program arc provided to the National Humanities Faculty by the National Endowment for the

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Humanities and by The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. As a result of affiliation, faculty and administration at each college will participate in a coordinated program of intensive study and curriculum development with NFfF members — experienced teachers and scholars in the humanities and related fields. During the three years of formal participation, each college will receive fortyone days of on-site assistance from NHF members and will send a team of five instructors and administrators from humanities and career and technical divisions to two threeweek national summer institutes. Direct project assistance will be supplemented by a program of curriculum review conducted by a select panel of experienced humanists. In addition, each college will participate in an active dissemination effort ihrough which to share benefits of work and study with other colleges. Founded in 1968 by the United Chapters of Phi Beta Kappa, the American .Council of Learned Societies, and the American Council on Education, with initial funding from the NationaLEndowment for the HumanitieCthe National Humanities Faculty Is the major private nonprofit service organization for humanities education within schools and two-year colleges.

/PORT/ Benefit Basketball Game Tomorrow Night

A benefit basketball game sponsored by the Key Club of Middle Township High School (Junior Kiwanis Club) for the benefit of the children’s ward of Burdette Tomlin Hospital will be held at Middle Township High ' School gym on Friday, February 23, at 7:30 p.m. This will be a double header, for in a preliminary game, the boys' Varsity Club will take on the girls' Cheerleaders. The boys will be playing with the handicap of wearing some kind of gloves (boxing gloves?) The featured game will be played by two faculty teams, one coached by "Dynamic Dick" Ludsig, band director, and the other by Mrs. Weimer, a member of the faculty. Playing for the Weimeraners will * be Chick Ludman. varsity basketball coach. “Big Bill" Penman’ girls' varsity coach, John Sowa. Basil "Mafia" Gugliari. Walt Palozzi. another of “the family", Sam Wieman. Debbie Clifford, field hockey coach, and Martie (female) Edwards.

The opponents will be Ludwig’s team, composed of Dennis (Jamie) Anderson. Steve Budd, brother of Laurie, Chuck “Little Caesar’ Dougherty. Ray (one of the Falton gang' Dalton, Bart Lohnes, "Dr. J” (superinfendent of schools) Theodore Johnson, Tom Wallace, Ted Bryant, erstwhile track coach Sue (Roor bach) HellingSt and Sue Rohrman. Should be a real fun night! Faculty Wins Benefit Game A benefit basketball game for the March of Dimes was played on Wednesday, February 14. at Middle Township High School gym between McDonalds and the high school faculty. The faculty won. 103 to 58. Leading scorers were Ludman. 29, Budd, 30, Lucas. 17, Perman. , 15, and Cugliari, 9. Also playing was Denny Anderson. For McDonalds, Migliore had 16. Bailey 20. And Ricci. 13. Over 200 tickets were sold for this March of Dimes benefit.

Indoor Soccer League Organized

By BiH'Shrrman About 45 boys and girls are taking part in an indoor soccer league Which plays its games in the dungeon at Elementary School No. 3. The league was organized by Coach Ray Batz of Middle Township High School, and thanks is due to the Middle Township Recreation Dept.; Hank Kobik. principal of Elementary No. 3; Bob Penkethman. Vice-principal of Middle Township High School: and Phil Heck. J.V. Coach at

M.T.H.S. The league has held its first games with the following results: Swagler’s "Soccer Stars" beat Pickerine's "Perfectionists” 2-0. Hunter's "Headers" took Fiorucci’s "Fearsome Five" by 3-0. Creamer's "Crusaders" beat Coolidge’s "Kickers" 4-1. Scoring in the games were Kevin Creapier with 3 goals. Paul Buchanan, 2. and Garry Hunter. Rick Stout. Steve Turci and Dave Swagler. one goal each.

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