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The Daily Tar Heel Those who made it out of the utter in line to pay for their second semester Drags aire simWect : by Jessica Hanchar Staff Writer, 'The Problem of Drugs" will be discussed at the UNC Alumni Seminar this weekend, Feb. 5 and 6. The seminar is sponsored by the Alumni Association and the School of Pharmacy. The Daily Tar Heel is published by the University of North Carolina Student Publications Board, dally except Sunday, examination periods, vacations and summer periods. . p. Offices are at the Student Union building, Univ. !of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N.C; 275 14. Telephones numbers:; News, Sports 933-1011, V9 33-1.0 12 ; ... Business, Circulation, 1 Advertising 933-1163. ,' Subscription rates: $10 per year; $5 ' per semester. :L ,Second class postage paid at US. Post Office in Chapel Hill. N.C. ' f " ' ' - M-U LoJ - ; : : OFMCML coureeg-; Kp:-maay graduate-level books, too. NEW BOOKS AND USED-all sales guaranteed to. be correct title for course. Refunds on books for dropped classes. v.;;5" dictionaries of all sorts, course outlines, and - translations. 119 EAST 1MANKLIN ST., (NEXT TO THE VARSITY THEATRE)-OPEN E VENMGS UNTIL 10 JPJJ. Wednesday, February 3, 1971 chaos of the book-ex Tuesday after waiting books carried their loads in varying styles. Clarence Whitefield, alumni director, said a good representation of alumni will register for the seminar beginning at noon Friday at the Carolina Inn. Chancellor J. Carlyle Sitterson will welcome the alumni participating at an opening luncheon at 12:30 p.m. in the Inn's new ballroom. Dean George P. Hager of the Pharmacy School is aiding with the seminar. Sessions will be held at Beard Hall, headquarters of the Pharmacy School. Hager will make the keynote speech on "Drug Abuse Education in North Carolina." Head of the Pharmacy School since 1966, Hager has received the American Pharmaceutical Association Foundation Achievement Award in the Aldvancementof armacy jn V968..V'.. 1 1 3 3 I: 0 -J '' ' "7 Those who carried them over the shoulder should retrace their steps-they've probably lost some. Others found out about the his and hers bags, he carries hers of aMffitai 1 Dr. Robert Senior of Chapel Hill will speak Friday on "People Involved in Drug Abuse." Dr. Senior, 1970 Chapel Hill Father of the Year, is respected for his work in drug abuse in the local area. Dr. Louis Harris of the Medical School will discuss " rugs That Are Abused." His recent research in the use of certain marijuana derivatives as a pain killer has gained national attention. Charles Dunn, State Bureau of Investigation director, will speak at the dinner at the Inn Friday night. Dunn is a graduate of UNC. Dr. Arthur J. McBay, . pathologist in the Medical School, will speak Saturday morrungon the 1; "Hazards ;. jof; Drug;. Ad use. In 1969 Dr. McBav .became;. P-3 1 1 o ULRJ AN n ins rn i? IT i i J. semiinisir Chief Toxicologist of the State Board of Health. Two fifth-year students in the School of Pharmacy will speak Saturday on "Education in Combatting Drug Abuse." James C. MacAllister and Jesse M. Pike, Jr., have been active in the Pharmacy School's Student to Student Program. This program allows a number of advanced pharmacy students to visit N.C. secondary schools to discuss drug abuse. Pike received a personal letter of appreciation from President Nixon for outstanding work in drug abuse to the youth of this state. This is the first of three seminars for alumni to be held at UNC this year. Other seminars will be conducted in the spring on The, .Environment? and ' "Art. and Music."--" J r-f-v-. v r .- 1 Y,. . n. fflO nav3 n AN L try a Tim : and she carries his. Some coeds had to use two bags to balance the load. (Staff Air Force ROTC plans flight training course Officers and two students of the Air Force ROTC unit at UNC will teach a six-week course of flight ground school beginning next week. The class is open to any student or faculty member without charge. Lt. Col. Paul E. Smith, commanding officer of the unii, will supervise the instruction. The classes will be held Tuesday and Thursday nights from 7 to 9 p.m. for six weeks on the first floor of Lenoir Hall. Included in the instruction will be Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regulations, radio navigation, radio communiation, weather, pre-flight facts and cross country navigation and planning. CssDnr9 . . J. w ...... - carry their own and most found it easier to photos by Cliff Kolovson) The course will prepare a student for the FAA pilot examination. At the end of the course an FAA examiner will come to the class and administer the FAA test to save students from making the trip to the Raleigh-Durham Airport for the test. Instructing will be Lt. Col. Smith, Major David K. Jacobson, Capt. Dennis Gilchrist, Dennis Mosseller and Leonard C. Smith. Film strips and records used as teaching aids for the course will be made available at the Air Force ROTC unit in the event a student must miss a class meeting. Y Y su' Y t J) 4 .J'..
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