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The Daily Tar Heel
Representatives from Georgia State
.University (Atlanta) will be on campus
March 11 or 12 to discuss with any
interested students Georgia's graduate
program in economics.
Today is the last day students can pick
up books or money from APO book
co-op held in February. Students should
go to the basement of Smith Building
between 9 a.m. and 5 pjn. After
Saturday, APO will dispose of the books
and are not responsible for any leftover
books.
Angel Flight informal discussion
Sunday and Monday, March 7 and 8.
7:30-9 p.m. Lenoir South, entrance
facing Greenlaw. Casual dress. Drop in
anytime.
Women interested in forming an
Abortion Counseling Service are invited
to a workshop on Saturday, March 13,
from 1-5 p.m. at the Wesley Foundation
on Pittsboro Street. We will exchange
information on legal abortions-how,
when, and where to get them, and the
costs involved. Our goal is a counseling
network which will help women
throughout the state.
The agenda will include the discussion
period and a letterwriting campaign to
each woman's senator concerning the
abortion bill recently passed by the
House and now up before the Senate.
Women who need child care during
this meeting call Kathie evenings at
967-3595 or Daphne evenings at
929-4139. Please call either number if
you have any questions about the
workshop.
The Amitalia Trio, a piano, clarinet,
cello ensemble will perform works by
Beethoven, Hindemith, Shostakovitch,
and Brahms on Monday, March 8 at 8:15
p.m. in the Great Hall of the Student
Union. Admission is free and the concert
is open to the public. Sponsored by the
Music Committee of the Carolina Union.
Found: One pair of white women's silk
gloves found on Franklin Street sidewalk
(very thin). Inquire at Union information
desk.
Lost: Silver St. Christopher necklace.
Inscription reads "EGA loves Suzy."
Reward. 933-2543, Eddie Anderson.
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Lost: Around Hinton James. Brown
fringed pocket book. Please call 933-4744
for reward.
Lost: Dog, white, female mongrel with
tan and black face. Lost off Farrington
Road. Reward for information andor
return. 942-1090 after 5.
Playmakers
Ticket sales for the Carolina
Playmakers' production of "Much Ado
About Nothing" open on Monday, March
8, for season ticket holders and on
Wednesday, March 10 for the general
public.
"Much Ado About Nothing, one of
Shakespeare's wittiest comedies, concerns
the romantic episodes of two quarrelsome
sophisticates and two less worldly lovers.
The plot unfolds through some of
Shakespeare's favorite devices confused
identities, witty dialogue, fast pacing and
a comedy scale that ranges from slapstick
farce to dark satire.
"Much Ado About Nothing" is
directed by Tom Rezzuto. The
production will be presented in the
Graham Memorial Lounge Theatre March
16-21. Tickets may be purchased at the
Playmakers Business office in Graham
Memorial Building or at
Ledbetter-Pickard in downtown Chapel
Hill. Telephone reservations may be made
by calling 933-1121. All tickets are
$1.50.
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James Taylor was joined Thursday night by a musician
of some repute, Leon Russell. Russell was up-front pianist
or Joe Cocker's Mad Dogs & Englishmen combine. Russell
plays a number of other Instruments besides the piano. He
has also won an ardent following
among
his fellow
tradesmen as one of the ablest studio musicians currently
in circulation. Thursday night -presto-he was a bassbt.
Taylor, Russell, the intact Flying Machine, Carole King and
Jo Mama reportedly left the audience emotionally and
physically drained. (Staff photo by Johnny Lindahl)
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