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THE DAILY TAR HEEL
Sunday. December 4, 1966
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"What is it?" This seemed to be the question on everybody's desk, which was a concession stand with a pretty blonde, to the first floor were sculpture shopes; above was a nick-nack And aU opened into the "
mind as they entered Y-Court today What it was was the Inter- the offices, which were places to buy miscellany. Nearly every- booth, where two girls didn't know what they were selling, and even bring a Hardee's mil
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Crossroads Cafe," where you could
milk shake.
DTH Photos by Mike McGowan
Suggest Boxes Products Of SG
The ) Campus Affairs Com
mittee is opening lines of com
munications from students to
Student Government by install
ing suggestion boxes at Lenoir
Hall, GM, and the Y - Court,
WSTAI
1SS2 AUSTIN HEALEY. Ex
cellent condition, two tops. $1,
SS5. Contact John Haywood,
Beta House. 9C8-90G8.
TIRED OF TRYING TO
SLEEP AND STUDY IN ALL
THE CONFUSION? We have
several new 2 bedroom air
conditioned mobile homes for
rent. 942-3268 or 942-1749.
NEED A PLACE TO PARTY?
The Village Green has a few
open dates for groups of 15
to 500 for holiday parties. Call
942-5194.
A Fine Gift For
Giving or Receiving
The Wickersham
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A jaunty double-
breasted blazer
tailored by
STANLEY BLACKER
The aouble breasted
Hop-Twist Blazer, tailored
of Dacron and Worsted,
and buttbned in brass,
sells for $49.95.
. Fancy Slacks for
Blazer Wear start
at $14.95
Charge Accounts Invited
Ge it's Wlm
CtoMers of Distinction
Franklin St.
according to chairman Ken
Day.
"Anyone can offer sugges
tions," Day said., "We'll do our
best to put them before the
Student Legislature."
The old boxes have been out
of use for about a year. The
new ones will be checked once
a week to assure students of
prompt consideration of their
suggestions.
The
Tailored Look
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DIAMOND R I N O
It's modern, elegant, the
pe'rfect setting for a per
fect diamond. You can
count on Keepsake for
the ultimate in diamond
ring styling.
T. L. KE1P
Jewelry
135 E. Franklin
Terry O'Neill, head of the
subcommittee in charge of the
boxes, said, "we opened all the
old boxes and found some in
teresting suggestions. One per
son wanted better food for the
student special even if the
price goes up to 50 cents."
The committee did much of
the work in getting free tele
phones installed in Lenoir Hall,
Chase Cafeteria.
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..... when you come in to see the
total excellence of Sylvania
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TROY'S
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135 E.
Franklin
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CLIP OUT AND SAVE
ROOM
CAFETERIA
THIS WEEK'S
DINNER SPECIALS
5-7 P.M.
-Sunday & Monday
Rare Roast Beef
Baked Potato with Sour Cream,
Clover Leaf Rolls, Salad 5
Tuesday
Pizza Pie ..... 75
Wednesday
Charco Broiled
Hamburger Steak
French fries, salad, rolls QQ
Thursday
Choice of
Spaghetti or Ravioli
salad, garlic bread 95
Friday
Combination Seafood Platter
Hushpuppies, French fries, cole slaw "J 25
The popular place to meet, dine
or snack
CAMPUS CALENDAR
Calendar Items must be in
the DTH office by 2 p.m. Mon.
FrL and by 11 a.m. Saturday
to be run the following day.
Lost and Found Items are run
only Tuesday and Saturdays.
Do not phone the office to de
liver calendar items.
SUNDAY
Hillel will have its Sunday Sup
per Social at 5:30. Reserva
tions may be made between
4 and 5 p.m. by calling 942
4057. Instead of its regular Sunday
supper social next Sunday,
Dec. 11, Hillel will have a
special Hanukah party at 2
p.m.
The Carolina Political Union
will meet at 7 p.m. Presi
dent William Friday will
speak on "Future Plans for
Education in the United
States". Members and invit
ed guests only.
The Communications Commit
tee must have all interview
forms for Survey Number
Three completed and turned,
in by 7 p.ml today. !
Anyone interested in working
on the Sophomore Class
newspaper the "Sixty - Nin-
Symposium
Graduate students of t h e
School of Nursing are holding
their annual symposium this
weekend.
Discussions on '. "Effective
Nurse - Patient Communica
tion were begun Friday with
the presentation of formal pa
pers of two leaders in Nurs
ing, Dr. Mary M. Lohr of the
University of Virginia, and
Katharine J. Kelly of the Uni
versity of Colorado,
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Christmas
Shopping is
Such an easy
and Pleasant
Chore at the
Intimate!
What's more, you'll find titles
you probably won't be able to
find at home good books to
please everyone on your
Christmas list. And it needn't
cost you a packet, either!
Gift-wrapping: Is on the house
as always and we'll mail
them on ahead for you, if you
wish!
Everyone likes books, and the
homefolks will surely appre
ciate such a fine gift from
their- scholars an exciting
book from that famous old
emporium.
The Intimate
Bookshop
119 East Franklin Street
Chapel HUI
Open Evenings until 10
er", please contact Ben
White, E-8 University Gar
dens, 929-3181.
MONDAY
The Debate Team will meet
at 6:30 p.m. in Bingham An
nex. The Catholic Graduate Associ
ation will hold its weekly
dinner meeting at 6 p.m. in
the upstairs-east room in Le
noir Hall. Sr. Mary Thomas
will address the group on
"The Sisters in the Post
Conciliar World."
The Academic Affairs Com
mittee will meet at 5 p.m.
Monday. The room will be
posted at GM.
Coeds Indecisive On Hour Reversals
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rule on campus."
"I think it would be unwise.
If we had them (no closing
hours), people would general
ly come in earlier."
"I wouldn't be in favor of it.
The average Carolina coed
isn't responsible enough not to
have any restrictions."
Of the girls questioned 40 per
cent favored closing hours for
all women; 28.9 per cent pre
ferred no closing hours for any
women; 13.3 per cent thought
seniors, graduate students,
and any others twenty - one
pr older should not have clos
ing hours but that all other
women students should have
them; 8.9 per cent favored
closing hours for freshmen wo
men only; 4.4 per cent were
indifferent or had no definite
opinion on the subject; 2.2 per
cent thought juniors, seniors,
and gfad students should not
have closing hours; and 2.2 per
cent thought that only grad
students should not have clos
ing hours.
: The president of one dorm
stated: "The Faculty Com
mittee on Student Discipline
says, and I quote, 'There shall
be' closing hours for women.'
Right now there's just no way
to do away with closing hours.
The Committee is not willing
to get involved in the contro
versy." A questionnaire concerning
closing hours was distributed
to the girls on campus last
year. The vice - president of
WRC stated that the general
concensus of last year's ques
tionnaire was that the girls
wanted closing hours extended
but not done away with alto
gether. She went on to say,
"We can't do away with clos
ing hours anyway."
Many of those questioned ex
pressed opinions favoring
apartments for women who
Want to have them and an ex
tension of weekend closing
hours.
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GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS
Brass Candlesticks or Wall Sconce
Brass Candelabra Carriage Lamp & Tables
Cut Glass Pitchers, Vases, Cream and Sugar Sets,
Liquor Sets, Compotes, Candy Dishes, etc.
China bric-a-bracs, etc.
Marble topped Walnut Chest refinished
Picture Frames and Mirrors and Lamps
COME IN AND BROWSE
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