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rilAKMACY WEEK
lr. E. K. Brecht. dean of the
LNC School of Pharmacy, will take
l;n t in a panel program over WTVD
TV in Durham Friday at 4:30 p.m.
This program is being presented
in observation of Pharmacy Week.
JKSSNKR TALK
"The Recognition of and Dealing
Willi Early Emotional Problems"
Man Alivel
IN DURHAM
That's what we want for a job
that offers no limit on earnings
and the opportunity to be in busi
ness for yourself.
A few minutes with the head of
our campus unit will tell you a lot
that you may not have realized
about the life insurance business.
And if you're interested in actual
Sdles training, you can get started
no while you're sMI at college!
PETER V. VANSTORY
henry Mcpherson
larry thorp
119 N. Columbia St.
Smith Bldg. Phone 9-9071
PROVIDENT MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company
C Philadelphia
will be the topic of an address in
Wilmington by Dr. Lucie Jessner
of the UNC School of Medicine.
Dr. Jjssner will speak before a
meeting of! the Community Council
and the Mental Association Wednes
day. ALPHA EPSILON DELTA .
A meeting of Alpha Epsilon Delta
pre-,mej ical and predental fraternity
will be held Thursday at 7 p.m; in
the chapter room in Venable Hall.
This is an organizational meet
ing. President Neil Bender urges
all pre-medical and pre-dental stu
dents to attend.
DEBATE SQUAD MEETING
The Debate Squad will meet to
diy at 4 p.m.. in Roland Parker I.
All students interested in joining
the Debate Team are invited to
attend.
! POLLS COMMITTEE
The Polks Committee of GMAB
will meet at 4 p.m. Thursday in
ti e- Grail Room of Graham Memorial.
WUNC-TV-Hero
is today's schedule for
WUNC-TV. the University's educa
tional television station.
8:43 Morning (Music
8 :5o Morning News
9 :0fl United States History
9:3CPhysical Science
10:00 World History
10: 3C Mathematics
11:00 United Nation's Review
11:1c Art of the Theatre
11:4c Scientific Methods
12:1c Mid-Day News
12 :P0 Today on the Farm
l.OO-Sign Off
6:00 Travelogue
6: 1; Number of Things
G:3i) G:30 Report
7:0) Concepts of Physics
7:3 You, the Deaf
8:00 Your University at Work
8:30 Potpourri
9:30 Soviet Economy
10:00 From Capitol Hill
10:30 Final Edition
10:35 Tomorrow on Channel Four
10:37 Sign Off r
V.'UNC RADIO
Here is today's schedule for
WUNC Radio, the non- commercial
FM station operated by the Uni
versity in Chapel Hill:
6:00 Symphony for Sunset
6:55 News
7:00 Gilbert Highet
7:15 French Press Review
7:30 A Musical Excursion
8:00 French Light Opera
9:30 Ideas
10:00 News
10: 15 Evening Masterwork
11:30 Sign Off
ENGLISH IMPROVEMENT
CLASSES
The first meeting of a student
group who will work with foreign
students wanting to improve their
English will be held today at 4
p.inx in tlfe 31'ary at the Y
Building.
The matter of a fee and a time
for the class will be discussed.
Foreign students who want to en
roll in the class may sign up with
Anne Queen at the Y.
Anyone interested in . helping the
foreign students should contact Nan
Robinson. '
Di Meets
The Dialectic Senate will meet
tonight at 8 pm. in Di Hall to dis
cuss the question of recognition of
the ebile government of Algiria.
President Gary Greer invited all in
terested to attend.
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manager, Hubert Riddick, George
McClarty, Bob Deaton; secretary
treasurer, John Watson Morris Jr.,
Cause Of Death
Of Grad Student
UNC graduate student Marv
Frances Kangley, 24, of Goshen,
N.Y., died at 8:30 Saturday morn
ing in North Carolina Memorial
Hospital.
m The cause of death has not yet
been determined, according to the
hospital staff. She arrived . uncon-
cious at the hospital Friday night.
Police said yesterday that she had
been taking sleeping pills. The
cornoner's report is pending results
. WINSTON, secretary - treasurer, Uarouraf manager,, Q(ene Autry,
Roy Cashion", Rowell Burlson; in- Billy Edison, Sidney Woody.
Jim Billosoly;
OLD EAST, vice president, P. H.
Craig, Rex Rouse, Bruce Berryhill;,
PARKER, president. Carl R. Chas
tain, Robert J. Covington, Bruce
G. Sylvia; vice president, Fred
Beach am, Henry C. McPherson,
Robert Nobles, John Richardson;:
secretary, John Bradshaw Samuel
S. Goodwin, Sidney Huggins; treas
urer,. Ronny Britt, Gerald W.
Schulthiss; IDC representative,
John R. Boles; intrmaural manager,
J. P. Tjmberlake;
RUFFIN, vice president, Brooks
Wicker, Milton Craig; secretary
treasurer, Bill Parlin; Sam S. Wood
ley; intramural manager, Johnny
Monroe, Sebert Brewer;
STACY, pesident, Takey Crist;
vice president and social chairman,
STEVENS SHEPHERD
THE SHETLAND CLASSIC
of n autopsy.
An economics major in the grad- Chandler Van Orman; secretar
iate School of Business Administra- treasurer, Steve Miller, Zack Taylor;
t ion, Miss Kangley held a Julian
Pripe fcjFowship test year Her
local i address was 307 Rosemary
Street.
Funeral services will be held
in Goshen, N.Y.
The body tretuxnied there last
weekend.
IDC representative, Tex Lopez, Ed
manager. Ken Sands, Ben McMillan;
TEAGUE, president, George
Mayo, Tom Morris; secretary,
Jerry Price; treasurer, Pat Mor
gan, Curtis Abell; Intramural man
ager, t Kingman Brown; IDC rep
resentative, Roy Weaver;
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