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page six/the Journal/february 15, 1972 potpourri calendar AN OPEN MEETING Will be held Wednesday, February 16, In Room 209 of the University Center to co-ordinate a campus-wide student Inquiry concerning the dismissal of Dr. Leonard Jordan. All Interested parties are urged to attend. There will be a meeting of the NIppor Kobodo Rengokai UNCC Karate Club in the Wrestling Room of the Gymnasium every Tuesday and Thursday night from 7:00-9:00 p.m. Instruction Is under Master John Markham, holder of the fourth dan black belt, Yondan, In the martial art of Karate. Calendar For The Week of February 13-19, 1972 Tuesday, February 15 WRESTLING: UNCC vs. Pembroke and UNC-W 1:00 p.m., Pembroke State University MEETING: University Senate Personnel Committee 3:00 p.m., 217 Administration Building SEMINAR: Physics Seminar — Speaker: Steve Nesbitt Topic: “Some Predictions on the Effects of Antl-mater Meteorites” --Films: “The Discovery of Radioactivity" and “Frames of D Af O ^ 7:30 p.m., 306 Smith Building WRESTLING: UNCC at The Citadel Wednesday, February 16 MEETING: University Senate Executive Committee 11:30 a.m., 217 Administration Building MEETING: Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Speaker: John Hatcher of General Electric — Employment 11:30 a.m., 102 Smith Building AWARENESS PROGRAM: MASH—Ap (Moore and Sanford Halls Awareness Program) -“Brugs: The UNCC Position on Control and Treatment” -Dean Dennis Rash and Dr. Steve Bondy 7:00 p.m.. Second Floor Lounge, Moore Hall Thursday, February 17 BANQUET: Phi Delta Kappa 5:30 p.m.. Parquet Room, 209-210 University Center MEETING: Delta Delta Delta 7:00 p.m., 231-232 University Center Friday, February 18 MEETING: American Association of University Professors 11:30 a.m., 209-210 University Center .Saturday, February 19 WORI^SHOP: Student Braodcasting Association All Day, Parquet Room, University Center BASKETBALL: UNCC Freshmen vs. Clemson University Freshmen 5:45 p.m.. Gymnasium BASKETBALL: UNCC Varsity vs. Marshall University 8:00 p.m.. Gymnasium With this Issue the Journal begins publishing placement interviews scheduled by employers seeking graduates. We hope this service enables UNCC Seniors to better avail themselves of the Job apportunities In the market. Monday, Febraury 14 General Tire & Rubber Co. (Charles A. Smith) Tuesday, February 15 Price Waterhouse & Co. (C. J. Smith) W.T. Grant (Elton Shoemaker) Fireman’s Fund American Insurance Companies (I.B. Knierlem) Thursday, February 17 Lybrand, Ross Bros. & Montgomery (James Middleswarth) Central Soya Co., Inc. (Douglas Pipes) Hayes, Seay, Mattern & Mattern (Walter Evans) Friday, February 18 Peat, Marwick & Mitchell (Martin Kehoe) Appointments for interviews may be made at the Placement Office. on the Greeks. You will find Achilles tending to be a heel. Channel 36. 9:00 p.m. Masterpiece Theatre: Elizabeth I, The Lion's Cub. Glenda Jackson stars in the new six-part BBC series chronicling the life of Elizabeth I. The program follows Elizabeth through her first courtship, with Thomas Seymour, and through her banishment from the court. Channel 42. Saturday 10:30 p.m. Movie: The House on Haunted Hill - Stars Vincent Price, Richard Long. A wealthy man gives a “Haunted House” party, offering $10,000 dollars to each guest who can survive the night. Maybe he picked his enemies and made a deal with the spooks. Channel 36. 11:30 p.m. Movie: Terror in the Crypt - Stars Chistopher Lee, Audrey Amber. An ancient witches' curse Is fulfilled her evil spirit possesses a living being in a huge castle. Good background for late-night orgies. Channel 36 Sunday 8:00 p.m. Special: “The Trial of Mary Lincoln” - The world premiere of a new opera by Thomas Pasatieri. The opera Is based on the actual Insanity trial of IVhry Lincoln, Abraham’s widow, and stars Mezzo-soprano Elaine Bonazzl. Channel 42. Pineville Dinner Theatre - Highway 51 at Park Rd. “Plaza Suite” Through Feb. 22, Curtain at 8:45. Call 889-2541 for reservations. Mint Hill Playhouse - Lawyer's Rd. at Highway 51 - “Here Lies Jeremy Troy” curtain at 8:30. Call 545-6316 for reservations. “Promises, Promises” will be performed at Ovens Auditorium Ffebruary 19, at 8:00 p.m. Tickets available at box office, students cheap. The North Carolina School of the Arts Ballet will perform on February 17 at Love Auditorium at Davidson College at 8:00 p.m. Planetarium Show: “A Winter Symphony” - An explanation of the constellations in the winter sky will be shown at the Charlotte Nature Museum Planetarium on February 20 at 2:30, 3:30 and 4:15 p.m. Tuesday 9:30 p.m. Movie: The Bob Mathias Story - Stars Bob Mathias (who else?). Ward Bond, and Ann Doran. The film biography of the decathlon champion of the 1948 and 1952 Olympics, if you’re sick of the Winter Olympics, watch this for a change of pace. Channel 36. Wednesday 4:00 p.m. Movie: The Son of Godzilla - Stars Dr. Kusimi, Goro Mashiro. The famed Godzilla engages In exciting combat to protect his Infant son and a research team in a wildly futuristic man-made world of mammoth creatures. Godzilla isn’t such a bad guy now that he’s got a family. Channel 36. 7:30 p.m. Movie: Moby Dick - stars Gregory Peck, Richard Basehart, Orson Welis. Director John Huston's filming of the classic Melville story of Captain Ahab and his manical chase to destroy the giant white whale makes for a good flick. If you have read the book this semester, here is a way to save you about four hours of drudge. Channel 36. Thursday 8:00 p.m. Movie: Flying Leathernecks - Stars John Wayne, Robert Ryan, and Janis Carter. A strict Marine officer is disliked by his squadron, but becomes friends with them in the crucible of war. Yes, that sounds like a fine time to make friends. You meet the nicest people.... Channel 36. 8:30 p.m. NET Playhouse: Colette - A dramatization of FVench author Colette’s memoirs of her early days which stars Colleen Dewnurst. Friday 4:00 p.m. Movie: The Fury of Achilles - Stars Jacques Bergerac, Gordon Mitchell. Achilles is persuaded to lead his soldiers in battle when the Trojans make war movies CINEMA I - Charlottetown Mall - 375-8411 Diamonds are Forever staring Sean Connery as James Bond. A good, solid entertainment flick in the glorified tradition of the American male. Shows at 1:30, 3:30, 5:40, 7:50, 10:00. CAPRI - East Independence Blvd. - 537-1234... Kidnapped - Based on Robert Louis Stevenson’s book with a little David Balfour thrown in for good measure. With Mchael Caine, Trevor l-bward, and Jack Hawkins. Directed by Delbert Mann. Showings at 2:00, 4:00, 6:00, 8:00, 10:00. CINEMA I - Southpark - 364-6622 Dirty Harry/ starring Clint Eastwood of spaghetti western fame. A Los Angeles cop chases a psycopathic killer which in the end he finds he very much resembles, shows at 2:00, 4:00, 6:00, 8:00, 10:00. MANOR - 607 Providence Rd. - 334-2727... The Last Picture Show - Stars Timothy Bottoms, Jeff Bridges, Ellen Burstyn, Ben Johnson, and Cloris Leachman. Shows at 2:00, 4:00, 6:00, 8:00, 10:00. A-plus nostalgia. CAPRI - 3500 East Independence Blvd. - 537-1234... Cactus in the Snow - Seventy-two hours of pure bliss and a tearjerking ending. Shows at 2:00, 4:00, 6:00, 8:00, 10:00. The South Piedmont North Carolina Scholastic Art Awards Competition and Exhibition will be on display at both NCNB and the Knight Publishing Company from February 20 to March 4. The 9th Annual Piedmont Crafts Exhibition will be shown at the Mint Museum from February 20th to April 2. Museum Without Walls - Mint Museum - 501 Hempstead Place- Jan. 23, 30; Feb. 6, 13, 20. 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. Students $6.00 for all five or $1.50 per session. The Jan. 30 session will be on Giotto and the Pre-Renaissance and Crete and Mycenae. Through an excellent series of films the art and culture of various times and civilizations will be brought to light. Exhibition: Joseph Strother and H.B. Howe in the gallery of the Rowe Creative Arts Building. Strother’s works are landscape impression and Howe’s works are graphic pieces and drawings. Through February 26. Edgar Winter's White Trash will be in Charlotte along with Pacific Gas and Electric on February 18 at 8:00 p.m. at Park Center. A free-form concert with Filmore tupe seating. Tickets are $4 in advance but $5 at the door. Get them at the usual places. Play: “The Subject Was Rose” - by the Mint Museum Drama Guild. Directed by Dorothy Masterson. February 16, 18-20, and 23-27. FIRST "BILLY JACK"--- THEN "SUMMER OF '42"- NOW-''CAPTAIN MILKSHAKE // Love is never having to Love you” produced bv dif*c»*dby tcrttfipiayby • Harvey Levitt * Richard Crawford * Richard Crawford and Barry Leichtling • Released by TWI National,Inc. TECHNICOLOR* TECHNISCOPE* NOW SHOWING! SOUTHPARK CINEMA II SHARON and FAIRVIEW RDS. The doctor’s bag by Arnold Werner, M.D. Copyright 1971 Address letters to Dr. Arnold Werner, Box 974 East Lansing, Mi 48823 Q: A year ago I gave up taking birth control pills, hbw I am back £" them again with no adverse affects. The problem Is this: One of i"' friends told me that the pill can only bo taken for a total of five years. Is this true or not? , Is there anything else I can use beside the pill which would be Just as effective? I have never tried anything else. I don’t know if this Is wort'' mentioning, but I only see my boyfriend about every three weeks as n'’ “oes to a different school. t: There Is no evidence suggesting that the pill should be taken for a specified' total number of years-, women have used them for a considerable length of time with no signs of adverse effects. The normal pattern usage of the pill appears to be one In which It is not taken continually as nad been your experience. The decision to become pregnant, a char>^ in sexual activity, or other events usually interrupt the use of 1^: contraceptive. Of the very large number of women who participated in original field trials of oral contraceptives in the late 1950’s, a bare handin' are still taking the pill. ,, The crux of the Issue appears to be whether the use of the pill„J indicated when a person is sexually active as Infrequently as you descrli^l Many physicians, this one Included, would suggest that alternate forms ”, contraception be explored in situations where intercourse occu' Infrequently. For Instance, your boyfriend can use a conodm and you use a contraceptive foam such as Delfen. This combination Is extremf'i effective, has no side effects, and Is inexpensive. As well, these materia’ are available in any drug store without a doctor’s prescription. Another possibility Is the use of the diaphragm. This method Is highly effective when used as directed. An examination by a physicia'J^ necessary to obtain a prescription for a diaphragm. Does your coh^ health service offer contraceptive services? Try them if they do, or Planned Parenthood or a private doctor if they do not. * * * Q: I was employed by the city forestry department on crews removed trees which had fallen victim to Dutch Elm disease. Now, weeks after I quit, small tufts of my hair are yellowing and falling, l.t small sections of skin on my palms are flaking off. Is It possible i' there Is any connection between the tree disease and my problem? . to A: There are no reported cases of Dutch Elm disease being transmitted human beings. From what you describe, it is unlikely that you are first one. Coming so long after exposure, the symptoms are probably related to the trees in any way. .,«r There are a variety of allergies that can cause skin conditions contact with trees and plants but these appear rather rapidly. Infections can cause patches of hair to fail out although the yellowing 'oi describe Is a little mysterious. Fungal Infections can also cause flakinv « skin. The only wise move at this point Is to be examined o" dermatologist to determine what you have. * * • Q: NV husband’s penis has developed a skin Irritation in the last couPj*K«y months, it is reddened and sore and every few days pieces of dry, ' ndF skin can be peeled off. First aid cream does not help much and I Wd" what could cause this condition? A: Do not panic; I have read of only one or two cases of a penis ‘*1, I’ off. More than likely, a fungal Infection or other type of skin disordf^ present. I would advise against using first aid cream, but rather have husband check with his regular physician or contact a dermatologist. weather or too many clothes In cold weather can produce perspiration which creates a fine environment for a variety o' difficulties. - by jay eaker arts editor (Campus Calendar notices nfiay be sent to thfi Journal, c/o University Center. Kdep items brief. Items will be run once, space permitting, and may be edited for conciseness.) Black Sabbath will be at Park Center on March 7 at 8:00 p.m. Tickets will also be $4 in advance and $5 at the door. Fleetwood Mac , with Rod Stewart will be at Littlejohn Auditorium in Clemson, S.C., April 22. Sly and the Family Stone Q-eensboro Coliseum, February 19 8:00 p.m. Tickets $6.00, $5.00, $4.00. Channel 58 Harris ,MMIett on tube Bertha Harris, novelist and UNCC English instructor was featured on a women's liberation symposium televised over WUNG, Channel 58, in the Charlotte area at 9 p.m., Thursday, Feb. 10. Ms. Harris participated with Carolyn Kizer, poet-in-residence at UNC-Chap>el Hill, in the symposium taped earlier at UNC-A. A second part of the symposium will feature Kate Milieu at 9 p.m-, Feb. 17.
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