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Raymond Strong, director of Records and
Registration said that summer school
enrollment for this year will probably not
exceed last summer's enrollment.
Mr. Strong said 4,271 students have
preregistered for the first session of summer,
school. "There may be 1,500 to 2,000 more
people, but we'll have no way of knowing
this early."
The number of students attending the first
session of summer school in 1973 was 6,394
and 5,411 attended the second session.
The first session is starting a week earlier
than last year. Classes are to begin 8 a.m.
today. "The schedule change should have
some effect on enrollment," Strong said,
"but a final figure won't be available for
about three weeks.
"The law school and other graduate
school students are yet to come in and some
people will cancel, so it is hard to make a
projection."
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ALEXANDER'S AMBITIO'N
specializes in real clothing.
Li g h t we i g h t , co mf d rt a b I e , se n sr t bl e
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ALEXANDER'S AMBITI ON
135 East Franklin
(in Uhe heart of Chapel Hill)
Sountlliarus's $439 sterrao system)
less tlhirs. yoTiu
Stereo systems in the $400 price range,
while not unpleasant to listen to, have not ;
as a rule provided that last bit of musica I
accuracy for those who taket their listenin g
seriously. Our $439 Advent Pioneer
Garrard Shure stereo system h;as
changed all that, as many of our critical a nd
satisfied customers who own it will test ify.
The fS mailer Advent loudspeakers ar e a
startling speaker bargain, of which hig hly-respec-ted
Stereo Review Magazine f$aid,
"Any preconceived ideas you may have
EbouH the limitations of sub-cor npact
spea.ker systems will, we thinU, be
shattered." The Pioneer AMFM stereo
receiver provides sufficient power (r jver 50
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Open Friday night until 9 Studemt charges.
Ben Perry, assistant director of r ecords
and registration, said no Figures bi reaking
down student enrollment are yet av ailable.
"At present, we can't tell how manj ; people
are regular students here and how n iany are
from other schools. We just I lave an
alphabetical listing right now."
Most students feel that registra .tion has
gone reasonably well. The registration
process seemed to be easy to under standi for
most visiting students.
Gail McEwen is a transfer stwJent from
Georgia State University. She sai d she was
very impressed with the campus.. "Georgia
State is in an urban area so it doesn't have a
campus," she added. "I'm surpr ised that. 1
didn't have trouble finding my ijvay around
here."
"The personnel here are veiry
accomodating," Anne-Marie D avis, a rising
senior from Meredith College;, said. "The
campus is sort of tranquil but the rooms aire
ratty."
Allen Eisenberg from New York City, is a
student at Brooklyn Phar macy College.
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"This is a nice campus," he said. "It's pretty
interesting to have a graveya rd in the middle
of the school.
"But 1 think the Student Union should
have been open as soon as s tudents got here,"
he added. "Where else can, you play pool for
a buck an hour?"
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In each room you'll enjoy wall to wall carpeting and air conditioning. (Weekly maid service )
Our cafeteria offers 20 meals per week with unlimited seconds. And there's a variety for
everyone.
On t he outside look for our pool and recreation area. It's usually filled with
friendly faces. The extras are many when you become a part of Granville
commmunity. $219 per session includes room & 20 mealsweek.
University Square, Chapel Hill
Today's Activities
Th Dialectic and Philanthropic Utarary Soclatles ar
conducting summer Mttlons. Actlvltiat will Include debates,
speeches and playreadlngs. The first meeting will be held at
m the Dialectic Society Chambers on Third Floor New
West.
Items of Interest
The Student Government will sponsor an Open House
from 1-4 p.m. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday in Suite C of
the Union. Everyone Is Invited. Refreshments will be served.
Softball officials needed. Entries due Thursday by 5 p.m.
Call 933-1153 or come by the Intramural Otf tce.
If you're Interested In working with the SCAU Food Co-op,
Merchant and Restaurant Investigation, or Complaint-line
Investigators, come to the meeting at 5 p.m. Thursday In
Suite B of the Union.
There will be a meeting of the Carolina Christian
Nofum Giflstavesoe only wlnim
in Mav local priMsurv election
Norm Gustaveson was the only
outright winner in the May 7
Democratic primary for Orange County
Commissioner. Gustaveson, the
Director of the UNC YM-YWCA,
received 5,281 votes. Only 40 per cent of
the County's 24,000 Democrats voted.
The other two seats open on the
Board this year will be filled in a runoff
election to be held June 4. The
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FeHcwthfp I p.m. Thursiay in Room 202 of the Union. Ail
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Golf: First round for flight placement by Thursday, May 30,
at 7 p.m.
The Carolina Bridge Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. on Monday
nights in the Carolina Union beginning May 27. The Club Is
open to students, faculty, staff and townspeople. There Is a
charge of 50 cents tor UNC students and 75 cents for others.
The Southern States Fidelity Choir will perform at the
Union on Monday, May 27. at 7:30 p.m.
Susan Oehler, Donald Oehler, and Jon Pederson will
perform Chamber Music for Winds May 28 in Hill Hall.
Free Flicks
All films will be shown In the Great Hall at 8:30 p.m.
The Trtijun Women: Stars Katharine Hepburn, Vanessa
Redgrave, Genevieve Bujold, and Irene Pappas. An
candidates in the June election and the
votes they received May 7 are: Norman
Walker (3,925), Melvin Whitifield
3,624), Tom Bacon (3,077) and Jan
Pinney (3,027). Candidates needed
4,001 votes to avoid a runoff.
In the race for Orange County sheriff,
Buck Knight defeated challenger Bill
Ray by a 6,200 to 2,900 margin, winning
33 of the 35 precincts.
There will also be a runoff for State
Senator. In the race for two seats,
Charles Vickery (9,102), Russell Walker
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adaptation of Euripides' drama of the fall of Troy.
On the Waterfront: Stars Marion Brando and Rod Stelger.
Oscar winning film about gangsterism among dockworkers.
The Tar Heel is your paper, and
Campus Calendar is your column. If you
want to announce a meeting, or a
lacture, or report a lost or found article,
drop the announcement in the Campus
Calendar basket in The Tar Heel offices
by Elond3y for the Tuesday issue, and
Tuesday through Thursday for the
Friday issue. Piease include in the
announcement the time, place and day
for an event, and a brief description of
any lost or found article, and your phone
number.
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(9,075) and Carl Smith (8,955) will
square off June 4. The other candidates,
Joe Monroe and Benjamin Swalin, were
eliminated.
In the Republican race, Ed Tenney
and Michael Budd won State Senate
nominations.
All Orange County voters who
registered by April 7 can vote in the June
4 runoff. They vote at their old polling
place, even if they have moved since the
May primary. Registered voters can
vote in the runoff even if they did not
vote May 7.
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