Thursday, December 1, 1966;
Page 6
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
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BY AVON PRIVETTE
C J LJ lJ Li - :
THE ROLLING STONES
Camp
Yack Selections Made
Selection by dormitoris, so
rorities, and fraternities of can
did photos to be used in the
Yack must be made today be
tween 1 and 5 p.m., the Yack
staff said today. This afternoon
is the only time such selec
tions can be made, since
these sections go to press ear
ly tomorrow morning.
'Jobs Abroad?
"Jobs Abroad" recently an
nounced that in 1967 oyer 1000
guarantee jobs will be open to
young people "with a yen to
travel and work side by. side
with Euruopeans of all ages
and class backgrounds."
" "Jobs Abroad" is an inter
national non - profit organi
zation guaranteeing job place
ment in Europe and other coun
tries year round. Applicants
may choose from nine work
categories, including positions
in factories, construction, res
taurants and hotels, farms,
and camp counselling.
r For further information, con
tact Robert Bullock at 968 -9182.
College Conference
"Where Are We Headed
A World In Unrest," will be
the topic of an intercollegiate
conference on the Florham -Madison
campus of Fairleigh
Dickinson University Feb. 10
and 11.
Dr. S. Pratt, Assistant to
the President of Fairleigh -Dickinson,
will keynote the
conference Friday night. He
will speak on "The Voice of
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Senator Wayne L. Morse,
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leader James Farmer, author
Vance Packard, and radio and
TV commentator Jean Shep
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students interested in at-
tending the conference should
contact either Eric Van Loon
or Phil Kirstein in the Student
Government offices. There is
a ten - dollar registration fee.
Booketeria Buys
Student Supply Store Manag
er Thomas Shetley said yes
terday that two of his staff
members, Herbert Watson and
Boyd Ellington, will leave Dec.
4 to buy used textbooks from
the warehouse floors of Barn
es and Noble in New York and
Follett's College Stores in Chi
cago. Wood Appointed
Dr. Donald M. , Wood . has
been appointed assistant di
rector of the multimillion dol
lar Child Development Insti
tute now being set up at UNC.
Wood is a psychologist in
the Department of Psychia
try of the UNC School of Me
dicine. He will be the administra
tive coordinator for the two
centers which will operate un
der the Institute the medi
cal school's Child Develop
ment Center and the Frank
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Would you believe the How
ell Savitz Sextet minus one?
I thought not. In case you
are having difficulty in iden
tifying these five honeys, they
are Brian Jones, Keith Rich
ard, Bill Wyman, Mick Jag
ger, and Charlie Watts. Natch,
the Stones.
In a whirlwind of term
papers, outside readings, piled
up quizzes, cold noses and
things, Christmas time is
drawing nigh. In these hectic
two and a half weeks that re
main, flicks, ball games, par
ties, the tube, friends, and
buying gifts will help relieve
the "tension."
The gaily decorated Frank
lin street boasts oodles of
shops hoarding all kinds of
goodies. Troy's stereo and
tape center features brand
names like the Fisher, Sony,
and Ampex. The array, of
cameras and accessories at
Foisters will fill Jock Lauterer
with envy. The reliable Rec-
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Graham
Child Development
Center
His initial responsibilities
will be in the construction of
a new building in UNC's Health
Center complex and the ex
pansion and remodeling of the
Frank P. Graham Elementary
School.
Dean Heads Research
Dr. George R. Holcomb,
dean of research administra
tion here, was named presi
dent of the National Coun
cil of University Research Ad
ministrators at their annual
business meeting here this
morning.
Holcomb will begin a two -year
term as president on
Jan 1.
Dr. Miller Speaks
"The Impact of Federal Pro
grams Upon Instruction" will
be discussed here Monday,
Dec. 5, by Dr. J. E. Miller,
assistant state superintendent
of public instruction.
Dr. Miller will speak at the
third fall study meeting of
public school sipervisors in
the Research Triangle Area.
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ord Bar has many stereo
tapes of swingin' albums.
Many artists have released
Christmas albums. Johnny
Mathis, Ramsey Lewis, and
The Four Seasons are just a
few. Also a batch of new re
leases are in. Included in
these are "The Four Tops
Live," "The Rolling Stones,
'Got Live'," "Hums of the
Lovin' Spoonful," "The Temp
tations Greatest Hit," "The
Four Seasons Look Back,"
and the Miracles' "Away we
a-go-go."
Last night, the Embers had
their club a-swingin' and the
Marilyn Monroe Spectacular
on ABC television had all the
tubes a-sizzlinV Tonight we
are going to take those pussy
cats from Death Valley and
stuff 'em in a cage 'n send 'em
to the Bronx zoo.
It's happening over at Ra
leigh's Embers Club. Tomor
row, the Satans from Winston
Salem will be featured. Satur
day, the Embers will be on
hand to do hits from thir new
album, "The Embers Lucky
Thirteen." Comin' up there in
the next few weeks will be
the Catalinas, the Tarns, and
Wilson Pickett! ! U
Saturday, the Stardams will
be on hand at the Craige Red
Campus
THURSDAY
The Carolina Christian Fel
lowship will meet today
from 6 to 7:30 p.m. in the
Epsilon room of Chase cafe
teria.
The GM Publicity Committee
will meet at 5 p.m. today
in Roland Parker III.
All students interested in -working
with retarded children
at the Murdoch Center are
invited to meet with the
Murdoch Committee at 2
p.m. today in front of the
Y. Transportation will be
provided.
The Carolina Women's Coun
cil will meet today at 5
p.m. in the Grail Room.
Yack photos will be made
. at 6 p.m. Bring your Christ
mas project money.
Club 142 presents HAMLET
(Olivier version) at Car
roll Hall today at 3 p.m.
and 8 p.m. Price is. 75 cents.
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combo party. Saturday week,
Granville West has a specta
cular extravaganza planned
featuring the mighty Monzas
and the Showmen.
The fabulous Ray Charles
will be starring in a big
show at the Greensboro Coli
seum on Tuesday at 8:30 p.m.
Advanced tickets can be pur
chased at the Record Bar.
. Flicks are in, you know.
"Dean John" excited some
and disappointed others. None
the less, I guess everyone dug
Thomas' part. "Poppy is also
a flower" is currently playing
at the Carolina. "The Profes
sionals," one of the better
flicks I've seen all year, is at
both Durham's Center and
Raleigh's Colony. Its star stud
ded cast includes Burt Lan
caster, Lee Marvin, Jack Pa
lance, and Claudia Cardinale.
Raleigh's Village and Dur
ham's Northgate are running
Elvis' "Spinout." "The For
tune Cookie" is playing at
Raleigh's State and "Hotel
Paradiso" is playing at the
Rialto.
Endless summer a movie?
An album? A dream? One of
the greatest. . .breathtaking
. . . and unbelievable. You
will hear more later.
Calendar
Tickets may be obtained at
the door.
The Communications Commit
tee will not meet today as
planned, but all forms for
1 Survey Number Three must
be returned before 7 p.m.
Dec. 4.
Anyone interested in working
for the sophomore class
i newspaper, please contact
Ben White, E-8 University
Gardens, 929-3181.
The Rules Committee of Stu
dent Legislature will meet
I at 4:30 p.m. today in Ro-
land Parker II.
Student Party caucus will be
tonight at 6:30 in RP III.
All members must attend.
Legislative aides will be as
signed. The Stray Greeks meeting
will - be - at 'the 'home
of Sherry Huff tonight. Meet
J at Granville Towers park
ing lot at 6 p.m.
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