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I—FORSYTH COUNTY NEWS—SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1»M
Entertainment
Lecherous prof hides
behind cap and gown
DEAR ABBY: lam a male college
professor. Thank you for taking the
position that women who receive un
wanted sexual attention should report
it to the proper authorities.
A few years ago, a young female
student came to me and told me that
another professor was exchanging
high grades for sexual favors. She
said he seduced her in his office when
she went there to make up an exam.
I met with the professor, told him
what I had heard and let him know in
no uncertain terms that I thought his
behavior was inexcusable.
During the next two years, the
amorous professor did everything in
his power to get me fired, and he
nearly succeeded.
The young lady? When I urged her
to report the offending professor to
the proper authorities, she refused,
saying she didn’t want to cause any
trouble. She wouldn’t even confirm
the fact that she had reported his
unethical conduct to me.
The professor? He’s doing fine. As
far as I know, he’s probably still
exchanging grades for sexual favors.
Me? I learned a lesson. I no longer
permit female students to speak to
me confidentially about anything.
My advice to females: If you are
raped or sexually assaulted, report it
promptly to the proper authorities,
and don’t burden anyone else with
your problems.
- PROFESSOR FROM MONTANA
DEAR PROFESSOR: Women who
have been raped and sexually as
saulted are usually so traumatized,
guilt-ridden and intimidated they’re
not strong enough for a confrontation.
They desperately need professional
counseling to assure them that they
are victims.
Meanwhile, scoundrels like your
colleague get off scot-free while their
victims carry the scars of guilt and
shame forever.
DEAR ABBY: lam in need of some
advice. I am still in high school. I
have this very special teacher I like a
lot. She is nice to me at school, but I
would like to have a better
relationship with her outside of
school. Am I asking too much? If not,
how do I approach her with my feel
ings toward her? I am a 15-year-old
girl.
TEACHER’S PET
DEAR PET: Don’t approach her.
You will only set yourself up for a
disappointment, and make her un
comfortable.
DEAR ABBY: What’s the big
hassle about whether teenagers
Pre-licensing
course scheduled
A real estate pre-licensing course
will be offered soon through the Bre
nau Continuing Education office in
Gainesville.
The pre-licensing real estate course
covers the fundamentals of real es
tate with topics such as agreement of
sales, brokerage, deeds, finance,
mortgages, Judgments, landlords and
tenants, valuations, appraisals, li
cense laws and simple real estate
math.
The course meets Tuesday and
Thursday evenings from 6 p.m. until
9:30 p.m.
Fees, including a S4O textbook, are
$135 for the seven-week course.
For more information, call 534-626 C
during business hours before Oct. 16.
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Dear
Abby
should be allowed to entertain their
friends in their bedrooms?
Of course they shouldn’t!
When we were teenagers, our folks
fixed up the basement, and that’s
where we entertained our friends.
(We called it the rumpus room.)
We had a couple of couches, some
chairs, a Ping-Pong table and a re
cord player. Also, an old piano.
Our parents didn’t have to worry
about what we kids did down there
because they took the door off at the
top of the stairway.
- BUDDY AND JENNIE LEE
(Getting married? Send for Abby’s
new, updated, expanded booklet,
“How to Have a Lovely Wedding.”
Send your name and address clearly
printed with a check or money order
for $2.50 (this includes postage) to:
Dear Abby, Wedding Booklet, P.O.
Box 38923, Hollywood, Calif. 90038.)
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For the WMk of Oct. 14 to Oct. M.
ARIES: March 21 to April 13 - Also
Arles Ascendant) Breaking with
someone or something frees you to
move into the future. Sit on the side
lines, observe and make no decisions
now, if possible. Finances improve
and new information helps you cor
rect past errors.
TAURUS: (April 20 to May 20
Also Taurus Ascendant) Superiors
are watching, so do your Job to the
best of your ability. Stay calm in a
sticky situation and you can avoid
some friction. Display your creative
ideas approach important people
who will be impressed.
GEMINI: (May 21 to June 20 -
Also Gemini Ascendant) Develop
some recently discovered talents and
use your creativity. You’re the per
fect salesman now, so approach those
you want to persuade. You may feel
like splurging on a luxury item for
yourself or home go ahead’
CANCER: (June 21 to July 22
Also Cancer Ascendant) lt could be
time to make a change in your do
mestic life, and although you may not
like it, it will bring greater harmony
at home. You're very magnetic now
and a romantic relationship gets
more intense.
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slang
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21 Mr Lamb’s
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23 Inner drive
23 Unruly child
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LEO: (July 23 to Aug. 22 Also
Leo Ascendant) An old friend from
the post could reappear for a happy,
convivial get-together. Look at the
legal aspects of a partnership propo
sal it may be too good to be true!
Get expert advice on property mat
ton.
VIRGO: (Aug. 23 to Sept. 22 —Also
Virgo Ascendant) A financial deci
sion in your favor lets you consider
making changes in your home and
property. Delay decisions on propo
sals offered to you the waiting
game pays off. listen to advice from
experienced people.
LIBRA: (Sept. 23 to Oct 22 Also
Libra Ascendant) You are in the
spotlight now and your popularity
soars. You can convince others easily
and success in business or personal
life appears assured. Be the arbitra
tor in a family dispute and restore
harmony there.
SCORPIO: (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21 -
Also Scorpio Ascendant) Your sag
ging spirits lift when friends and
family let you know you’re appre
ciated. Be prepared when someone
needs information in a hurry you
could look like a hero! Take construc
tive criticism gracefully
SAGITTARIUS: (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21
Also Sagittarius Ascendant) One
relationship could become a time
waster and a new one seems full of
promise. Take the initiative and pur
sue it— it’s worth it! Enjoy the affec
tion and loving warmth that pervades
your domestic life.
CAPRICORN: (Dec. 22 to Jan. 19 -
Also Capricorn Ascendant) Your
goals are paramount now and though
a partner may be disappointed, you
would rather work than play. Try to
have a little social life, too, but don’t
go overboard. You have loving sup
port from dear ones.
AQUARIUS: (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18 -
Also Aquarius Ascendant) Good
news about your work or legal mat
ters sets you to thinking about travel
and your fondest dreams. Hard work
on creative career projects pays off.
Joining a dub or organization be
comes a career advantage.
PISCES: (Feb. 19 to March 20 -
Also Pisces Ascendant) Keep a
close eye on money matters to avoid
errors. Carelessness with details may
mean redoing a project. It may be up
to you to make some concessions in
order to smooth ruffled feelings
among family members.
4TH ANNUAL
CUMMING ROAD RACE
SPONSORED BY
4=Bank South
Saturday, October 20, 1984
1 mile 8:15 a.m.
4 mile 8:30 a.m.
PROCEEDS TO
CUMMING KIWANIS CLUB
To Send A Handicapped Child to the Special Olympics
T-Shirts to All Finishers
Trophies to Male and Female Winners in Each Race
Awards to Top 3 in Each Age Group in 4 Mile Race
19 a under Races start at Forsyth County High
20-29 School in Cumming, Ga. Course is an
30-39 accurately measured loop and is
soTover relatively flat, ending on a track.
DIRECTIONS: From Atlanta, take Ga 400 for 26 miles to exit #ll. turn left and go to 3rd light,
turn rightto High School
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL: 889-0023 or in Atlanta call 233-4308
Pre-registration (until 10-15-84) $5.00
RACE DAY (7:00-8:00 AM) $6.00
Nome Age Sex
Address City State Zip
in consideration of the acceptance of this entry, I waive any and all claims
for myself and my heirs against the City of Cumming and any sponsors for in-
Jury or damage arising from the Cumming Road Race.
Signed Date
(Entrants signature of Guardian if entrant is under 18)
Send completed form to: Enclosed is: S
Bank South
501 Tri-County Plaza Make check, payable to:
Cumming. Georgia 30130 Bank South Cumming Road Race
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