THE DAILY TAR HEEL-
Sunday, February 25, 19C3
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beginning February
"We are ready now to go a campus
step beyond recruiting and at- 27. . .
tempt to make relations The first seminar will oe
between the Peace Corps and held next Tuesday at .7:30 p.m.
American campuses more sop- at the Wesley ounaauuu.
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held each Tuesday at the same
1RW Peace (bora
cidental with the seminar criticises American values,"
series not in conjunction with Hull said, "it is trutniul in its
fi.it Unit coirl "Tn-rinrr tula j,.?nHn ff African lie.
histocated not to mention
more successful in terms of
members."
This is the way Galen Hull, a
representative of the Office of
Public Affairs, Southern
Region of the Peace Corps,
described the objectives of a
six week series of seminars
that will be held on the UNC
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"The first meeting will be an
introduction to the seminar
series," Hull said. "We wiU be
utilizing senior staff members
of the Peace Corps." .
According to Hull, the senior
!rr ,amh0re are the more
O Stall - - a-e
important Peace Corps officers
I irom wabiuiistu".. UartoT.
bmce me oiKuuiowu"
recruiting at UNC in 1962 rts
efforts have been highly suc
cessful. "We have probably 60
return volunteers iPeLCJ
Corps members who have been
overseas and returned) on
campus now," Hull said.
"Wp hone to draw on tnem
onH a sizable number of ap-
seminars grewt ocon-
ffiSed. "This hPe
in addition to the
recrStment which usually con
sSTof one to two weeks of
scattershot and often in
affleWce Corps
iiasun, " , foot
it," Hull saia. uiiring this
week we win nave -three
recruiters at Chapel Hill."
To attain its objective of
making "relations between the
Peace Corps and American
campuses more sophisticated,'
the organization has lined up a
varied and provocative p r o-
Sram: . .. . .
Besides me general in
description
description of African life
culture and customs."
The second meeting on
March 5 will be headed by C.
Payne Lucas, Director of the
entire African region of the
Peace Corps which consists of
about 20 countries and 3,500
volunteers.
Lucas, a Negro, is a native
of North C arolina. "He is
young leariy su sj and pro-
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By CAROL WONSAVAGE
special to The Daily Tor Heel
the series, the Feb. 27 meeting bably more than anyone else
"But the most neipiiu u"wwv m consist o a fllm which reflects the enthusiasm and
we've had here is Ann eu HuI1 describes as being geared excitement that keeps the
director of tne x, ic "sophisticated audience Peace Corps "alive" said
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The current Playmakers pro
An Wilderness!'1 takes us
consider er?
wac t,i . 7 ana 11
S'oX
The play is a refreshing
change from the modern
theater where the characters
must be either perverted or
neurotic to make the play a
success. O'Neill's play deals
with love and the generation
t"K a uuuiae-ciass iamiiy.
Using adults for the adult
roles and students for the
younger parts, Director Joseph
Talarowski created a very ap
pealing family unit for this
typically American turn-of-the-century
group.
Tom Rezzuot captured the
spirit of the period in his set
designs. The family living
room seemed quite authentic.
The beach scene was a perfect
setting for an innocent roman
tic exchange between two
youngsters.
Lloyd J. Borstelmann played
Nat Miller, the understanding
father who guides his four
children with a dry humor and
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"She is an au-puipuac
for any student action. Snes
Un involved with Peace
Corps since it was formed
Peace Corps Week will be
observed in North Carolina
nr ,,U 11.15 "TniS IS CU1U-
such v as the Carolina
students."
The film, entitled "Give Me
A Riddle", describes a
personal experience which a
Peace Corps volunteer had in
Nigeria. "It is frank and
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at UNC and otner coueges
across the nation.
"The impetus for
these
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here and to help us in further-"- u vJf " v
recruiting." , r . f .
About 20 have already signed
up for the seminar progruii.
"We welcome anyone who
wants to attend .these
meetings," Hull said They
may come with the idea of
'what the hell are you doing ,
but they are still welcome.
Since its inception about six
years ago, the Peace Corps
hasn't had much trouble
recruiting. It is now ready to
make itself a more active ana
Pledge form for the blood drive sponsored by Granville
Towers.
Name .
Phone.
Age
rrnijn" flrlrlm"
(Parental Permission forms will be sent to all persons
under 21 years of age at a later date.)
fhic form and send it to Box F, Granville
Towers, if you want to participate in the drive.
HuU.
. So, like the Army in peace
time, the Peace Corps is ready
to move from mere recruiting
to a more sopnisticated place
in College life.
"We want to acquaint the
applicants and other interested
persons with selection, training
and overseas service as a
volunteer."
UNC Language Head
To Speak On Camus
CHAPEL HILL Dr. Jacques
Hardre, chairman of the
University of North Carolina's
Department of Romance
Languages, will give two lec
tures in Louisiana Feb 23-24.
On Feb. 23, he will speak at
Louisiana" State University on
"Albert Camus and the
Theater." He will serve as
discussant at the Southern
Conference on Language
Teaching meeting at the Young
Hotel in New Orleans, La., on
Feb. 24.
gentle touch. He doesn't get
excited at his teen-age son's
"shocking" reading of poetry
or his half-baked comments on
life' 'I'm proud to be a cynic.
It's the only way to be when
you face life."
Eauallv sensitive in hpr mlo
as the mother, Essie Miller, is
Jean Herring. She fusses
gently at her husband and
children, alternately wanting
her son punished for getting
drunk and begging the father
not to be so hard on him since
"he's so sensitive, like you,
UCCLL.
Kai Jurgensen performs as
Sid Davis, the mother's
brother, whose pitfall is strong
drink. His drunken scenes
portray the funny drunk the
family can't help forgiving.
Barbara Page plays the
maiden aunt, Lily Miller, who
is in love with Sid but can't get
ever the Victorian prejudice
against drinking.
Kenneth Stern was cast as
Richard Miller, an idealistic
teenager who thinks
Independence Day is "silly."
He is crushed when he thinks
his one true love, Muriel
McComber, has thrown him
over. So, he gets drunk in a
a ...
niianous scene with a pro
stitute (played by Heidi Smith)
and is ignominiously thrown
out of the bar.
Kristine Hoover gives a
sensitive portrayal of Muriel,
who meets Richard ca the
deserted beach and tries to
make amends for hurting bin.
Richard returns from the
meeting compltely snowed.
The play builds several sets
of gentle relationships in this
American family, and brings
all members a little closer ia
understanding each other at
the end.
In the end the parents
realize they are still very
much in love as the father
remarks, "from all this talk it
would seem we are surrounded
by love. Heaven knows we've
had our share." Richard
realizes his parents once felt
the very emotions he and
Mureil share as he" says, "You
sort of forget the moon was
beautiful back then, too."
It is a nice change to see a
play end with order and tran
qulity instead of the emotional
chaos of contemporary
drama.
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SUNDAY
OBSERVATIONAL Astronomy
will meet at 8 p.m. in Front of
215 Phillips for the review
session on Jupiter and its
moons, the Pleiades, the Great
Orion Nebula and perhaps
Praesepe. . .
COLLEGE LIFE will meet at
9 p.m. in Granville East.
Everyone is invited.
HILLEL FOUNDATION will
sponsor a buffet dinner and
social today from 6-10 p.m
Guests will' include UNC,
UNC-G', Duke and N.C. State
students, and Ft. Bragg
servicemen. Members, 75
cents; non-members, $1.25.
RECEPTION for Victor Hug
ems todav from 3-5 D.m. at
the Art Gallery of Chapel
RJ! is a hundred
minutes of murders,
brmiis, broads,
and sizzling action.
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STUDENT RELIGIOUS
LIBERALS wilL host Dr.
Martin Keely, who will speak
on the subjective experience
and after-effects of drugs.
The meeting will be at 7:30
p.m. in Roland Parker
Lounge, Graham Memorial.
"ANIMAL FARM" will be
shown at 7 p.m. and 9 p.m.
in Carroll Hall at the Sunday
Cinema.
"THE FIVE INHABITANTS"
of the Wesley Foundation
will present an evening of
picking and singing in the
Gallery Coffee Shop at 9
p.m. tonight. The Gallery,
currently featuring pottery
and textiles from Rising
Fawn, the Georgia studio of
Charles and Rubynell Count,
is open 8-12 midnight.
WORSHIP SERVICE for the
eighth Sunday in Epiphany
will be celebrated at the
Wesley Foundation at 11
a.m. and is open to all. The
Rev. Banks O. Godfrey Jr.
will t deliver the sermon,
"Neighbors: The Instance of
Man's Fulfillment." v
MONDAY
C A R OLINA POPULATION
CENTER luncheon at Chase
Cafeteria from 12:15 to 1:45
p.m. has as its speaker Mrs.
, Lorraine Cleveland, director
s
of the Family Planning
Program for the American
Friends Service Committee,
Inc. Her topic will be "Fami
ly Planning Activities of the
American Friends Service
Committee in Hong Kong
, and Algeria." f;
CONSERVATIVE SOCI E T Y
will meet at 7:30 p.m .. .in
the Woodhouse , Room i of
G.M. to discuss a taped
debate between Prof. Milton
Friedman and Sen. Joseph
Clark (D.-Pa.) on "The Rolen
of Government in the UtS- B
Economy."
FRESHMAN CHAMPIONSHIP
swimming meet at 4 p.m. in
Bowman Gray Pool. r c 1
INTERVIEWS for president Mbf
the Graham Memorial
Activities Board will be held
in the Grail Room 5-6 p.m.
All interested students are
urged to fill out an ap
' plication form and sign up
for an interview at the GM
Information Desk. : 4
"SOME RECENT RESULTS
IN COMMUNICATON
THEORY" is the topic of the
, Statistics Colloquium to be
held at 4 p.m. in 265 Phillips
Hall. The speaker will be Dr.
Charles R. Baker, a research
specialist in the oceanics
branch of the, Bendix
corporation.
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Bobby Gentry, Glen Camp
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Beatles lead a lengthy list
of candidates for the 10th
annual Grammy Awards to be
made Feb. 29 at simultane
ous National Academy of Re
cording Arts and Sciences
chapter meetings here, New
York, Nashville and Chicago'
Many of the winners will per
form their numbers on the
Academy's annual TV special
'Jhe Best on Record," to air
May 8 on NBC-TV.
'Miss Gentry and her "Ode
to Billy Joe" picked up 10
nominations in the frist
round of balloting of the
some 2000 Academy mem
bers. She received nods in
such diverse categories of
the 48-section awards list as
for Record of the Year and
Best Engineered Recording
Campbell and his "By the
Time I Get to Phoenix" rack
ed up eight nominations, fol
lowed with seven each by
5th Dimension (Up, Up and
and( The Beatles
.Sgt- Pepper's Lonely Hearts
Club Band") Only The Beat
les are holdover front-run
nmg nominees from last
25 aa'ds-Frank Sinatra,
who tied with the English
group for most kudos a sea
son ago, feu to .only four
mentions in the current list"
including a chance for the
3!? 0f Year with his
and Nancy Sinatra's "Some
thin' Stupid
"Billy Joe" constitutes a
Jhe top nomina3
nons for Miss Gentry.
Tickets on sale at G M
$1.50 for students. '
INTERVIEWS FOR
6MAB PRESIDENT
ANNOUNCED
Mary Ann Fulton, President
of Graham Memorial Activi
ties Board, announced today
that applications for next
year's president are now
available at the Graham Me
morial Information Desk.,
Persons interested in the
position should pick up an
application and sign up for
an interview. Interviews w.ll
be held Thursday, February
frorn 2:30 until 4:00 pin.
and Monday. February 26,
from 5:00-6:00 p.m. in the
Grail Room.
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