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Education Laboratory to Assist 20 Colleges to Upgrade Physics The Regional Education Laboratory for the Carolinas and Virginia (RELCV) has re ceived a $147,800 grant from the National Science Founda tion to assist 20 colleges in three Southern states in im proving their undergraduate physics program. RELVC President Everett H. Hopkins said the grant will finance the second year of a three-year project to revitalize physics instruction at the co operating colleges. The first year of the project, which ends Aug. 31, is supported by a 132,316 National Science Foundation grant. Activities in the year ahead will include three weekend conferences and a six-week summer institute for physics teachers from the participat ing colleges, consultation ser vices, shop services at Chapel Hill, and matching grants of up to SI,OOO to each college for the purchase of laboratory equipment. Also, four physics teachers will receive stipends for sum mer postdoctoral research, and 10 teachers will be selected for a five-day workshop on the "systems approach" to indivi dualized instruction. Dr. Stuart Johnson and Dr. Rita Johnson of the RELCV staff will conduct the workshop. The project is a cooperative effort of RELCV and the Uni versity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Dr. Joseph W. Straley, professor of physics at the university, is director of the project, and Dr. Homer Wilkins, visiting professor of What's keeping you from looking good? Dry, brittle, breaking hair? ;v It's something to get upset about. No girl likes to see her cpbv.ring ciory breaking off; Scientists tell us that over-using hot combs anc over-processing hair with chemicals are often the ma.or causes of brittleness. But even curly "natural" hair tangles arc freauently breaks...just in everyday combing. 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So, we'd like to set the record straight. To squelch the myths. Give you the real story. The facts. "Marriage is out for the duration." The Corps wouldn't dream of cramping a girl's style in such an important thing as marriage. After all, we're women too! When one of our girls finds her man, she can get married. At any time during her period of service. And if she marries a serviceman, every effort will be made to station the newlyweds together. j£ f Now that the myths are out ot the way, maybe we can settle down to talking to you about the great jobs, the travel, and the excit ing challenges waiting for you in the Women's Army Corps. Stop in at your local recruiting station. We'll be glad to give you the details. i | For nor* information without obligation All out and mail this coupon to: ATTN. 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C.; University of North Carolina at Ashville; University of North Carolina at Charlotte; University of North Carolina at Wilmington; Virginia Union University, Richmond; and Western Pied mont Community College, Morgantown, N. C. Participating colleges in clude two-year and four-year institutions, public and private, with enrollments ranging from 200 to 6,000. Most of the colleges have two or three physics instructors. At the present annual rate of growth in per capita real in come, India will take 21S years . to reach the United States' level of 1963, according to a report of the Economic and Scientific Re search Foundation here. fTIPS ON CAR CARE Don't Lose Your Cool On A Hot Highway l.arry noticed that his engine seemed to run hotter than it used tn. When the car was new, tin tile low side of the operating gauge began staying on the high side in hot weather. 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Jewish Official Lauds Court's Conscientious Objectors Ruling NEW YORK - The follow ing statement, commenting on the Supreme Court's new deci sion on conscientious objec tion to the draft, was issued today by Rabbi Balfour Brickner, director of interreli gious activities of the Union of American Hebrew Congrega tions: "The Supreme Court's most recent decision ruling that draft registrants are entitled to conscientious objector sta tus even though they deny holding traditional religious beliefs in a magnificent step forward in the forging of our nation's conscience. The deci sion leaves intact the place of religion in American culture while recognizing that tradi tional beliefs may not be the only valid bases on which a human being erects ethical and moral structures. Many reli gionists have long recognized that alternative. As one of that group, I am delighted that the highest court of our land has now given legal sanction to such options. 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