A Message From The
Draft Counseling Service
We woiWd like to advise the male students of the school you serve of
the various draft counseling services in the Carolinas. We believe that
the best way to do so is to publicize these services through the school
newspaper.
Because our services are free of charge, however, we have a very
limited budget, and cannot afford advertising costs. We would, then, be
grateful if you would consider placing our advertisement in your paper
either for no charge, or for a nominal fee.
Would you advise us, then, what you feel you must charge, or what
size advertisement you would allow free of charge.
Our advertisement form follows:
Page 7 The Carolina Journal, February 12, 1969
DRAFT PROBLEMS?
Get Advice From Experienced
Draft Counselors
WRITE OR CALL:
Charlotte Draft Counseling Service
2038 Randolph Road
Charlotte, N, C, 28207
(704) 375-3031
American Friends Service Committee
P, 0, Box 1791
High Point, N.C, 27261
(919) 882-0109
Columbia Draft Information Center
Suite 704, Columbia Building
P, O, Box 1283
Columbia, S, C, 29202
(803)253^123
There will be a meeting for all
persons interested in trying out
for the UNC-C Intercollegiate
Golf Team on Monday, February
17, 1969 at 5:00 P,M, in E 203. If
you are unable to attend this
meeting please contact Coach
Fleming in E 205 as soon as
possible.
Advertising Mgr.
Needed for the Carolina
Journal. Call 596-7852
or see the editor
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professors met beneath the flag
pole in front of the administration
building last Friday to
commemorate the deaths of three
young Negroes in last year’s
Orangeburg riots. The ceremonies
were sponsered by Students for
Action, a campus
involvement-oriented
organization. The proceedings
were higlilighted by a speech by
Reginald Hawkins, a controversial
leader of the local blacks, and the
hoisting of a black flag to a
Photo by Art Gentile
half-mast position on the pole.
Dr. Hawkins encouraged local
students not to remain inactive
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