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College Men:
A REGAL COMPANY representative will be hold
ing interviews for summer employment MARCH 23
and 24. Earn $500 per month. Openings in N. C,
S. C, Virginia. Men selected for summer jobs will
be considered for full time positions after graduation.
To Qualify You Must:
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tieing .up Student Government
finances.
Second I propose that the
piecemeal replacement of resi
dence hall TV sets be super
ceded by a systematic rotation
list - that would enable every
residence hall to get a new
TV set every fourth year.
Legislation was passed two
years ago directing the treas
urer of the student body to
"establish an ad hoc committee
to inspect all existing residence
hall TV sets and to classify
them into four categories ac
cording, to their expected life.
Each year the sets in one of
the categories was to be re
placed by new sets (BF 36-7,
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Article 3, sections 1 & 2)." This
committee has never been es
tablished. I propose to give
this project top priority next
year. I will send letters to the
residence hall presidents re
minding them that this service
is available, and that I am plan
ning to work actively with them
in getting the new sets, for he
Student Party has been the
pary concerned with the needs
of those of us who live in resi
dence halls, and we plan to con
tinue this record if elected to
office next year.
These, then, are the two
planks of my platform: a rec
ord of experience in Student
Government finance and a
promise of constructive propo
sals for changes next year. On
this basis I ask for your support.
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Greek Art Lecture
Tonight In Murphy
A professor of classical ar
chaeology at the University of
Mainz, Germany, will give a
public lecture tonight.
Dr. Frank Brommer will
speak on "The Choice of Mo
ment in Greefe Art" at 8 p.m.
in 111 Murphey. His appear
ance will be sponsored by the
Department or Art. s
Dr. Bommer has been on the
Mainz faculty since 1958.
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TODAY
Brazilian Portuguese Table
noon, Lenoir HalL
Academic Affairs Committee
4 p.m., Grail Room.
NAACP 7:30 p.m., 205 Alum
ni; April 22 benefit and stu
dent recruitment will be dis
cussed. The American People and Viet
Nam' 5 p.m., Gerrard
Hall. SPU immediately follow
ing speech by Paul Booth.
North Carolina .String Quartet
8 p.m., Memorial HaU.
MOVIES
Carolina Diary of Anne
Frank
Varsity That Man from Rio
BRIEFS .
Beginning guitar lessons taught
ning tomorrow night, $2 for
eight lessons;, sign up now at
GM information desk.
Tickets now on sale at GM In
formation desk, 50 cents with
ID, $1 for date or spouse.
WEDNESDAY
UNC Physics Colloquium 4
p.m., 265 Phillips, "Reorienta
tion Effect in Coulomb Excita
tion. Tea and coffee will be
served at 3:30 p.m. in 277
Phillips.
CWC 5 p.m.; Roland Parker
III
Stray Greeks dinner meet
ing at . Daryl. Farrington's
home. Meet in Planetarium
; parking lot at 5:30 p.m.
CORE 7:30 p.m., 111
Merritt Mill Rd.
Excavations
Planned Again ;
By Duke, UNC
For the second straight year
tJNC and Duke will join with
British contributors in sponsor
ing archaeological excavations
at Winchester, England.
The purpose of the project
is to uncover the urban history
of England's ancient capital
from the Iron Age onward.
A limited number of college
students are being accepted for
eight-week periods of work
during the 10-week Season from
June 20 to August 30.
Students must pay their own
passage to and from Winches
ter. The second, third, or
fourth two weeks of the trip
will be left open to students for
independent travel
Students should address re
quests for applications to Frank
T. de Vyver at Duke.
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if you're lucky, important titles
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If your roommate
says the Bell System helped invent
hi-fi, stereo and talking movies.
don't bet. You'll lose.
In the course of their studies of the nature
of sound, Bell System scientists have heen
able to make significant contributions to all
three forms of entertainment.
You might say that it was because the dis
coveries were there to be discovered by the
first explorers to come down the trail.
When the century was still young, we real
ized that if the telephone were to come up
to its potential, the nature of sound had to
be much better understood than it was then.
This led to the largest most comprehensive
study of sound ever undertaken by anyone.
To capture sound for study, Bell Telephone
Laboratories developed the first electronic re
corder for phonograph discs. For the first
time, performers recorded into microphones.
Then, in 1925, Bell Labs perfected an elec
tronic system that synchronized sound and
action on movie film. The talkies were born.
To get better sound reproduction, they
started experimenting in 1933 with ways to
separate high and low frequencies to prevent
distortion. The result was a single-groove,
rhnltS-channel disc the basis of today's stereo
phonic industry.
' Nevertheless, these contributions were by
products of the real effort, which was to make
telephone service better. We are proud, of
course, that they helped build and improve
whole industries.
- . But we're prouder of the sound qualities in
: the telephone of today.
If you'd like to do business or engineering
work you're really proud of, we'd like to talk
to you.
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