Sunday, December 11, 1966
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
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Campus Calendar
TODAY
Mr. Jay Parker, a Negro, will
speak on "The Negro Con-
; servative" at 3 p.m. in Ger
rard Hall. The program,
,'. sponsored by the Carolina
Young Americans for Free
dom, is open to the public.
.The Elections Board will meet
at 7 tonight at Graham Me
morial. All members please
attend.
The Student Mental Health
Committee will meet at 1
this afternoon in 205 Alumni
Building.
All UNC students are invited
1 to a Tri - Campus Social
t (UNC, Duke, and NCC) to
' be held at the Allied Arts
Center, 810 Proctor Street,
Durham, at 4 p.m. today.
' The Social is sponsored by
. the Unitarian Universalist
Fellowship of Durham and
Chapel Hill.
The Election's Board will
meet Sunday night at 7 in
Roland Parker I. All mem-
bers please be present.
The Bebo Bumpkin Jug Band
; will play in the Gallery Cof
l fee Shop at the Wesley
Foundation Sunday.
Following the 7 p.m. showing
k of the Sunday Cinema film,
Green Pastures, in Carroll
i Hall, the UNC Film Forum
will serve coffee and spon
f sor a discussion led by Paul
S Green, noted playwright, in
f. 200 Carroll Hall. All inter
im ested persons are invited.
Westminster Fellowship pr-
Otelia Connor, Chief of
Campus Police Arthur J.
Beaumont and several
anonymous females called
to wish him a Happy Birth-ay.
sents "A Child is Born" by
Stephen Vincet Benet in the
sanctuary of the Presbyter
ian Church at 7 p.m. Sun
day. MONDAY
An Advent Scripture Reading
will be sponsored by the
Catholic Graduate Student's
Association Monday at 7
p.m. in the lounge of the
Presbyterian Student Build
ing. . Negro
Speaks
Is Jay Parker an Uncle
Tom?
The answer to this question
can be found in Gerrard Hall
today at 3 p.m.
Carolina's Young Americans
for Freedom will present Jay
Parker, a Negro, who will
speak on "The Negro Conser
vative." Jay Parker is from Philadel
phia, and is a member of the
Board of Directors of Young
Americans for Freedom, a
conservative organization.
The Negro conservative is
associate director and announ
cer from the "Christian Hope
Fellowship" broadcasts. He is
also former Chairman of Phil
adelphia County YAF. .
"We invited Jay Parker,"
said Douglas Stanton, Chair
man of Carolina YAF, "to help
break through the absurd myth
that Conservatives are some
how antiiNegro.
"There is no denying that
a small amount of conserva
tives are racists, just as most
KKK members are in the Dem
ocratic Party. But to smear
everyone because of a few is
wrong."
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Christmas Greetings
After having the lights stolen from their Christmas mail
tree, the Tri-Deltas have still managed to retain the Christmas
spirit and are sponsoring a project to send Christmas greetings
to Marines serving in Vietnam.
The Tri-Delts have been collecting unaddressed Christmas
cards with eight-cent stamps which they will address and mail
on December 12.
Originally they planned to keep the cards on the mail tree
in the front yard, but because of the thievery the tree has been
moved to the roof.
Packages of cards may still be brought to Tri-Delta until
December 11, or cards may be sent individually.
If sent individually they should be mailed to the following
address by December 12: To a Marine, co USO Division, APO,
Advisory Team No. 1, San Francisco, California, 96337.
Tri-Campus Social
The second Tri-Campus Student Social, sponsored by the
Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Durham and Chapel Hill,
will be held today from 4 p.m. until 9 p.m. at The Allied Arts
Center, 810 Proctor Street, Durham
Students desiring transportation should meet at Y-Court
at -2:45 Sunday
The social provides the chance for students from the three
campuses of Chapel Hill, Duke, and North Carolina College
to meet.
Host college for the December social is North Carolina Col
lege. They will provide live music.
Further information may be obtained from Ben Baker,
933-1396.
Bach Presented,
Ten hours of Bach will be presented today from 1 p.m. until
11 p.m. on WUNC's Bach Spectacular.
The Bach Spectacular is part of a WUNC unique series,
'Composer Spectacular, that features the music of the great
composers from WUNC's music library
Mike Gray, Music Director of WUNC, says of the programs
that they "feature the major works of an individual composer,
usually presented in chronological order. This Sunday's Decem
ber edition Bach Spectacular will follow the same pattern.".
Requests for selections will be taken by mail or phone
(933-2085).
For 1967, the program will include a Mozart Spectacular,
January; a Baroque Spectacular, February; music of Czech
Nationalist Composers, March; and a Haydn Spectacular, April.
Trial Lawyer Speaks J V
F. X. Geoghan Jr., president of the Metropolitan Trial Lawyers
Association and Director of the New York Association of Trial
Lawyers, will speak at the University of North, Carolina Law
School at 2 pm. Tuesday in 210 Manning Hall.
"Specialized Trial Advocacy" is his topic sponsored by the
Student Bar Association.
A native of Brooklyn, N. Y., he graduated from Georgetown
University in 1939 and received his law degree in 1947 at Ford
ham University. We was admitted to the New York bar in 1947.
He has jbeen guest lectnurer on Trial Tactics at Fordham
Law School (1955), at St. John's Law School (1958), at Syra
cuse Law School (1959), at Brooklyn Law School (1959-62) and
at the University of Tennessee Law School (1961).
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Playmakers
v Production
Fireworks will be exploding
in the Sycamore basement and
the explosive antics of the merry
mad Sycamore will be bursting
all over their living room for
the last time tomorrow night
when "You Can't Take It With
You," Kaufman and Hart's
comedy hit, ends its run in the
Playmakers Theatre.
f Only seats in the aisle remain
as the Playmakers enjoy their
second straight sellout of the
year.
The play's title refers to the
sentiments of Grandpa Vander
hof, the head of the Sycamore
household, who believes that
everybody should relax and do
whatever he wants to do, since
"we can't take it with us." Prac
ticing what he preaches, Grand
pa Vanderhof, played by Walter
Spearman, is the most rugged
of individualists, refusing to be
concerned, for instance, with
filing income tax returns.
The Sycamores have to be
seen to be believed, for they
are a completely uninhibited
clan, manufacturing fireworks
in the cellar, distributing left
wing propoganda in home-made
candy, taking ballet lessons in
the living room, operating print
ing presses and xylophones,
turning plays out on a type
writer delivered by mistake, and
various other unconventional
hobbies, pursued for the most
part simultaneously.
In the midst of all this pande
monium the normal daughter of
the family, Alice, played by .
Lisa Sherman, falls in love with
her employer's son, Tony Kir
by, portrayed by Rick Dula. .
When he unexpectedly drops in
on the Sycamores with his dig
nified parents one evening, it
looks' like curtains for their
romance, for the zany family
have just reached a high point
in their high jinx. But the Syca
more's antics are contagious to
the Kirby's, and all ends happi
ly. Seats in the aisles are avail
able for the 2:30 and 8:00 per
formances today and for the
final performance tomorrow eve
ning at 8: 00. -They are available
only at the theatre box office
beginning an hour and a half
prior to curtain time.
The girls treated him to
a shower and a shaving
1 crsam bath shortly after
midnight Thursday.
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In Time For Xmas Holidays
By LAUREL SHACKELFORD
Special To The DTH
As Christmas vacation draws
near, there's the usual mad
rush for rides to Raleigh, Se
attle, Texas, and New York.
The job of finding rides and
riders is a lot easier this
year thanks to the APOs,
and their new travel board in
Y Court.
Last spring several broth
ers of Alpha Phi Omega need
ed rides and could not find
them, so they started making
this new travel board, model
ed after one used at NC State.
Today the board, which is
fast becoming a hub of the Y
Building, boasts 71 rides want
ed and 41 riders wanted. Most
of these are centered around
the New York and North Caro
lina areas, but a few stretch
across to California, Oregon,
and then down to Texas and
Florida.
Over a hundred students
have used the board already
and it is no wonder that it's
taking on a unique personal
ity. This comes through by
glancing at the cards them
selves. One lad who's driving to Ft.
Lauderdale for Christmas
needs a rider he provides
beer and prefers female com
pionship. Other students have
no preferances, but made no
"provisions".
By - passers catch the sense
of eagerness which surrounds
the board, when they notice
how many rides are leaving
on December 13 and 14, even
though vacation does not begin
until the 17th.
APO Randy Powell is re
sponsible for most of the work
in making the board. The funds
for it, which mounted close to
$50, came from the brothers'
dues and proceeds from other
service projects.
Tom Hildebrandt. APO pres
ident, reports the 1 fraternity is
planning to launch their an
nual Ugly Man Contest early
next semester. In the mean
time they are sponsoring a
used book exchange.
In addition to being the larg
est service franternity in Amer
ica, the APOs sponsor social
functions for the brothers, as
well as their service projects
such as Parents' Day in the
spring
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