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12/Thursday, January 31,1985/THE BLUE BANNER Coming Soon! "Blue Banner Trivic iTrap" Incident continued from page 7 ed me a paper and It was unbelievable," said Cline. Cline took the men to Vice President of Student Services Jack Davis, who ordered them to pick up the papers and leave cam- pus. One of the men identi fied himself as Karles Messick. The name fits one of the writers in the pa per, a Rev. Messick. "He got upset when asked to leave and said he re presented a legitimate church. He then told me he was on his way to UNCA.," said Cline. Messick drove a blue Volkswagen Rabbit regis tered to the church. Cline called UNCA secu rity to warn them, but the message arrived too late. The men shoved papers under windshield wipers all over campus and de parted before security got the call. Carreno said the securi ty officers picked up about 100 of the papers. Pat Cabe, student gov ernment vice president, saw two men wearing hooded camouflage jackets putting papers on cars behind the Hi^irise that afternoon. "I just thought they were fraternity guys," said Cabe. The intruders distribut ed two different issues, according to Carreno. One issue called the Santa Domingo issue dated Janu ary 1984, and the other, the White Student issue, dated December 1984. Dr. lovacchini, vice chancellor of student af fairs, called the act "de plorable." The question is whether the university can prevent canpus dissemination of VALENTINES AETS FQR WIRE ¥ DozenLong-siemnirtlCh(iu»la!cC hi|>( (V)Lcs V Hean Balloon BouqbeUieli\erf(ib\ Lu\eBug. Pink Gorilla. Cupid, or RedTuxwlo V Zorro, the Kissing Bandit la kisHnge\()e! lencei ¥ Giant 8-toot' Yard Card' ¥ V'alpntine Costume Rentals tor Do-it-yourselters YOUR COMPLETE VALENTINE LOVE CENTER BALLOONS-N-THINGS 224 Broadway Asheville, N.C. 28801 2580369 I COUPON- Snack Bar Special! AAedium Soft Drink FREE! or French Fries COUPON “1 % With *2 Order And This Coupon Expires 2-7-85 COUPON^ similar material in the future. "We can*t jeopardize the freedcm of speech guaranr teed by the First Amend ment. On the other hand, they are violating uni versity policy," said Dr. Laurence Dorr, vice chan- icellor of academic oi- fairs. UNCA policy states any material distributed on caiqnjis must meet the ap proval of lovacchini or another official. "These men are not stu dents and they were not invited here. They vio lated our regulations, and that gives us the right to ban them from caoopus and remove their material," said Carreno. Cline said A-B Tech is in the process of drafting a letter to the church warning its followers not to appear again on canqpus. However, Dr. Ileana Grams, assistant professor of philosophy, said changing people’s atti tudes is the key to ending racial hatred. "There is no way to pre vent this material frcMH coining on canq>us, and I'm not sure it is our busi ness to. try to prevent it," said Grams, director of the UNCA Jewish Studies Center. "What we can do is open students' minds through a liberal educaton. It is also in^>ortant to respond to this type of material, because to ignore it is to just assume it is O.K.," said Grams. "Charlotte ObBerver” Editor Visiting Canpos: Bob Ashley, Assistant Managing Editor of the Obsconner will visit UNCA Feb. 4 and 5. He will speak in several classes, and will be the guest of honor at a ^tluck dinner Monday evening. All Communications majors, faculty, and Blue Banner staff are invited. A sign-up sheet is on the Literature department bulletin board. 1X9QSHRM Volunteer Fositions Available; Volunteers are needed for all areas of station operations at WCQS-fM, located in UNCA's Lipinsky Building. They will need to commit at least eight-12 hours per week for their training to significantly benefit both station and volunteer. For information or an appointment contact Barbara Sayer or Tim Warner at 253-6875. Microwave Magic: For the convenience of commuting students, the SGA plans to furnish a microwave oven in the Student Center refreshment area. It should be installed and ready to use by the end of the week. Soccer dub Dance: The UNCA Women's Soccer dub is sponsoring a dance Feb. 1, from 9 p.m. until 1 a.m. in the UNCA cafeteria. Jfcisic by disc jockey "True Brit" will be featured. Admission is $1 per person and they have applied for an alcohol permit. Come on! Support DNCA.athletics and have a good time doing it! SGA Opens Nominations: SGA will open nominations for 1985-86 positions from Feb. 1 through Feb. 18. Posi tions available: Officers—^President, Vice President, Treasurer; Senators—three seniors, three juniors, three sophomores. All candidates must have a 2.0 GPA and officer candidates must be of sophomore standing. Treasurer candidates must have passed Accounting I and II. Nomination forms are available in the Student Government office. Room 39, Highsmith Center. Positions still open this semester: Secretary and three senior senators. Experience this semester will be helpful if you plan to run for an office next semester. Cagle Apologlxes: In the past article titled "Ca gle Comments on Student Efforts," I failed to recognize ny source. I drew several ideas from Robert Pace and wished to share his insights with you. Ken Cagle. lost: Lost, Seiko watch with brown leather band. Seward offered. Lost in parking lot across from z^gMr Tuesday afternoon Call Blue Banner office, 258-6571. Pilot: A pilot is needed who has access to a plane for occasional day trips. Call 684-4631. To P.B.: This last year has been great! J.C. A Beginning: Announcing the beginning of a thrill and enlightment club cal led "The Moonpies." We restructure the pleasure cells to induce harmony with the soul.' Drop by Room H-501 and ask for Jean, or Room H-607 and ask for Chuck. No Meal Card i UNCA Students Only j pepsi. THECHOIC(EOF A NEW GENERATION.
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