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The Daily Tar Heel
Thuriday. February 15, 1973
on display
Union display interesting, informative
sex
by Melinda Hickman
Staff Writer
Are you tired of sex?
That is, are you tired of all the sex
information that has been crammed down
your throat since you got to Carolina?
Well, just once more, take a little time
out to review your knowledge on the
subject by going to see the sex exhibit in
the South Gallery of the Carolina Union.
If you have remained naive and
ignorant on the subject despite your stay
final bow
billed for tonight
Champagne, 15 bills and a
considerable amount of inverse nostalgia
await eager legislators at the last meeting
of the Student Legislature (SL) tonight.
The new Campus Governing Council
(CGC) will take office this Monday.
Bubbly and black ties seem to be the
order of the meeting, according to several
members. Until this year, which has seen
some of SL's rowdiest meetings, many
members wore coats and ties to the
meetings.
At the meeting, the .Rules Committee
will put into consideration a bill to allow
the members of the new CGC with the
most legislative seniority to call the CGC
to order if there is no student body
president by that time.
Ways and Means Committee, in a last
minute meeting Tuesday, approved for
consideration an unprecedented 1 1 bills.
Among those to be brought to the
floor tonight are:
A bill requiring the 21-man CGC to
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Today's activities
' The UNC Reader's Theatre, in cooperation
with the Carolina Union, presents "The Wizard
of Oz" at 8 p.m. in Deep Jonah. Admission is
free.
The Durham-Chapel Hill Ski Club will meet
at 7:30 p.m. at the Community Church. All
members and interested persons are urged to
attend.
The Friday night supper at Hillel will be at 5
p.m. this week as part of the Chassidic
weekend please call 964-6117 by tonight if
you plan to attend.
Women in Communications Triangle Area
Chapter will sponsor a communications panel
discussion at 8 p.m. in Howell Hall second floor
lounge.
There will be a short Circle K meeting at 7
p.m. in room 217 of the Union.
Where in Health Are You Going? Interested
Health Science students, we need you. An
interdisciplinary health manpower conference is
in the planning stage. Meeting at 7 p.m. in room
106 Basic Sciences Building.
There will be a very important meeting of
the newly formed Undergraduate Political
Science Association at 7 p.m. in Room 111
Murphey. The proposed organizational
constitution will be presented for approval.
This meeting is open to all political science
majors and non-majors interested in improving
the quality of the political science courses
offered.
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at Carolina, the display can teach you all
about venereal disease, birth control
devices and family planning.
Most of the information is conveyed
through posters, drawings, collages and
poems rather than through long, wordy
The display was borrowed from the
University of . Georgia Health Services,
with additions by the Fall 72 Health
Education 33 class. The exhibit is
co-sponsored by the Human Sexuality
Committee and the Health Ed. 33 class.
hold its meetings in the Student Union
building;
A bill requiring that the Black
Student Movement consider all campus
appointees whose offices could have an
effect on minorities;
A resolution urging the Board of
Trustees to allocate five cents per
student, for a total of $5,000, to the club
sports program;
A resolution urging members of the
U.S. Congress from this district to vote
for amnesty for draft resistors.
The Ways and Means Committee will
also present a resolution recommending
that student body vice president Fred
Davenport be appointed as an ACC
basketball referee, because of the
virtuosity of his rulings from the chair.
A request by the Publications Board
for $2,500 to buy a truck will also be
considered during the meeting. The
request was approved by the Finance
Committee.
. The Francis Preston Venable lecture will be
given by Prof. R. Bruce "Merrlfield of
Rockefeller University on "Solid Phase Peptide
Synthesis" at 8:30 p.m. in 207 Venable;
Dr. Mark Appelbaum and David MacNeill of
the Psychology Department are asking for
volunteers for a research-service project
designed to help "test-anxious" students. A
meeting is scheduled at 7:30 p.m. in 110 Davie
Hall. Selection for the project will be
determined by the results of a test designed to
measure the degree of test anxiety experienced
by students.
Coming activities
The grand opening festivities for the Upendo
Lounge in Chase will begin at 8 p.m. Friday,
Feb. 16.
There will be a square dance sponsored by
Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship at 8 p.m.,
Friday, Feb. 16 in the basement of the
Methodist Church. Andy Dearman will be the
caller. The public is invited so grab a sweetie
and come. For more Information call Steve
Kurtz. 933-5653.
The Duke Gay AllianceOrion will meet at 7
p.m. Sunday, Feb. 18, In the Baptist Student
Center on Alexander Street in Durham. All gay
brothers and sisters are invited.
Any student in the School , of Education
planning to graduate in Spring 1973 must file
for graduation in Room 103 Peabody Hall no
later than Feb. zo.
explanations. One poem tells about Jack's
plight when he cheats on Jill, the first
verse saying-
"Jack and Lil went up the hill.
To pick some pretty posies
Jack came down and now he's
found
Lil gave him more than roses. "
Another poem gives some interesting
observations 'about Columbus voyages to
America.
One of the most interesting parts of
the exhibit is a display of birth control
devices put together by the Health Ed.
class. The display includes everything
from condoms in four different colors
(red, pink, green and basic black) to The
Pill (in various types of cases), as well as
jellies, foams, suppositories, intra-uterine
devices and diaphragms. In fact,, it
includes just about all methods of control
except the rhythm -method and
abstinence.
The exhibit will remain in the South
Gallery until Sunday, and its sponsors
strongly recommend it-even if you think
you know everything you always wanted
to know about sex.
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The Association of Women Students
(AWS) Tuesday night endorsed the
proposed Chapel Hill-Carrboro bus
system, citing its usefulness to all
students, especially women.
According to Amelia Bellows,
newly-elected chairperson of AWS, the
bus system would increase mobility for
women and cut down on the number of
women hitchhikers. It would also
improve the general transportation
Lost and Found
l Lost: Small tan terrier with brown eyes,
wearing collar; about four months old. Very
friendly and answers to the name of
"Elfkafoot" or "Elfka". If found or you know
any Information as to the whereabouts, please
call 942-8115.
Lost: Glasses, black rimmed in black case,'
name of Dr. Swinson on the case. Lost between
parking lot on 54 and law school. Call
942-7676.
Lost: White NCNB billfold with checkbook,
driver's license, student ID. Reward. Call Ann
Hamby, 929-942.
Lost: Red leather billfold in vicinity of the
Now
CAROLINA GRILL
serving their famous $.25 Hot dogs
at supper along w the regular menu
as follows:
Hamburger Steak $1.00
Cheeseburger Steak $1.10
Rib Eye Steak $1.85
Pork Chops $1.35
Barbecue Plate $1.10
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Contact Lenses Fitted
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121 E. Franklin Street
Between Varsity Theatre and Intimate
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You've read 600 pages, and another
You're finally ready; two quick hours of
Campus news briefs
endorses transit proposal
problem of the town, Bellows said.
Bellows said that a committee will be
formed to investigate purported
discrepancies in the UNC athletic system.
Meningitis case
Patricia Gail Gormon, the 19-year-old
sophomore who was found to have
bacterial meningitis las week, remains in
Record Bar and Hector's on Henderson Street.
Please return to Martha Jo Marrice, Jit
Whitehead, 933-6535.
Lost: Eight-month-old Irish setter. No collar.
Small wart on nose. If found call Woody at
929-6582.
Lost: One brown leather flap shoulder purse
in the Union snack bar. Reward offered. Call
933-8015.
Lost: Will the person who removed two red
wallets from Davie Hall on Tuesday please keep
the money but return all l-D. cards to Mary
Thomas, 249 Davie.
Lost: Blue pocketbook in Kingswood Apts.
Sunday afternoon. Call 967-5893.
Opticians
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One more time
60 pages of notes. test If s just one of those nights before the exam, it has to be
s.eep and then the done, even if it s the fourth th-sweek
critical condition in the intensive care
unit of Memorial Hospital Her case
remains the only one reported on
campus.
Dr. James McCutchan of the Student
Health Services said that the Infirmary
had checked many people concerned that
they might have meningitis. "But their
symptoms were from reading the Tar
Heel rather than manifestations of the
disease," he added.
Sam Shepherd, assistant director of.
"Memorial Hospital, said that all of
Gormon's contacts had been checked for
meningitis, including friends from
Charlotte.
Personnel in the intensive care unit
also were checked.
Job discussion
The Triangle Chapter of Women in
Communications will sponsor a panel
discussion entitled "It's the Real World,"
at 8 p.m. tonight in the Howell Hall
lounge.
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1 and 2 bedroom
furnished or unfurnished
apartments now available
for short term lease
Roberts Associates
110 South Estes Drive
967-2231
i$ WEDNESDAY, Feb. 21
MEMORIAL HALL
10:00 PM
8 $1.50
TICKETS AT UNION
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DUKE UNIVERSITY UNION presents
Charles Gorden's play
"NO PLACE TO BE SOMEBODY"
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February 16, 1973, 4:00 and 8:30
All Seats Reserved '
Tickets: Matinee: $230, Evening: $3.00, $4.00, $5.00
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The panel, moderated by Triangle
Chapter President Margaret Balcom, will
discuss job opportunities and the
women's role in communications.
Job market background requirements
and advancement opportunities will be
discussed.
The panel will be comprised of noted
women members of the communications
field in North Carolina.
Glass recycling
Collection of glass for recycling will be
held at the Kroger Shopping Center from
9 a.m. to 12 noon on Saturday, Feb. 17.
The monthly collection is sponsored
jointly by Chapel Hill Boy Scout Troop
39 and the Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of
Durham.
Both clear and green glass are
acceptable for the recycling, but must be
separated by color. No brown glass is
collected.
THE NEW DINOSAUR
(formerly DENA'S)
in the Village Green
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Hamburgers, Sandwiches
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11-2 Fri. &Sat.
2-11 Sun.
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