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Mon-Sat. 10-5:30 (919) 942-7004
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Student Body President Bill Bates will
meet with General Assembly members next
week to voice his opposition to proposed
increases in tuition for next year.
Bates and five other student presidents
irom the Consolidated University system
were planning to appear before the
appropriations subcommittee on higher
education today, but postponed the plans
until next week.
The meeting will follow a set of
coordinated rallies on most Consolidated
University campuses to be held next Tuesday
protesting the proposed tuition increases.
"We felt it would be better if we saw how
things were going by next week," Bates said.
Originally the presidents had planned to
go to Raleigh at the next meeting of the
subcommittee, which they thought would be
held next week. However, Mary Beth Spina,
N.C. State University student body
president, learned Monday that the meeting
would be held today.
Bates and the other presidents will meet
informally with various senators on the
Senate Appropriations Committee next
Wednesday after the rallies, and then will
address the subcommittee at the invitation of
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Chairperson u. Livingston owning, u
Craven. Last week, the subcommittee proposed to
cut the Consolidated University's budget by
$73 million and raise tuition by $200 per year
lor in-state students and $300 per year for
out-of-state students.
Student presidents from 13 of the 16
Consolidated University schools decided to
hold rallies and meet with legislators during
a meeting of the North Carolina Union of
Student Body Presidents last weekend.
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Today's Activities
Important SaiBng Club mMttafl tonight. 209 Unton. Ptopte
nNd4 to Iwlp wtth SAiSA final.
Organizational mMting of th Carolina Court Ravtew.
730 pjrt, room 202, tha Union.
Outing Oub mating, 7 pjn-, tha Union, to plan trip to
Seneca Rocks. Bring any ride ot past trip tor an to enjoy.
Botany Undergraduate Student Assoc organizational
meeting. 5 pjn, Coker Room. Coker HaB. Botany and
Biology majors Invited to attend.
Dr. Richard A. RattJg. The Implementation ol the End
Stage Renal Dfeeaae Program,' 3 pjn, 211 Old Divinity,
Duke.
Ten-minute meeting ol Young Republicans Club, 7 p.m.,
room 204, the Union.
Dr. Donald Biough, Brown University. "Behavorial
Contrast Effects Across the Sensory Con tin ua," 4p.rru, room
112, Davie.
Last day to register for sexuality eM-awareness workshop
on Friday and Saturday sponsored by Family Life
Educational Assoc $30. CaM Mitch, S29-8170 or 966-1026.
Black show featuring song and dance, 530 p-m., Chase.
Free public Introductory lecture on TranscendeRtat
Meditation, 7:30 pjn Orange Savings and Loan Assoc, 101
E. Rosemary St.
Tickets for the Paul Winter Consort and Memphis Blues
Caravan will be sold from noon to 130 In the Ptt.
Meeting to plan Hiilel programs tor orientation and fafl
semester, 4 pjn., Hillel Foundation.
Open board meeting of A Woman's Place, 730 Buav,
Presbyterian Student Center, 110 Henderson St AS groups
meeting at a Woman's Place are urged to send a
representative.
TOURS of Wilson and Undergraduate Libraries, 3 pJ-,
front steps of Wilson.
American Revolution Skirmish and Bagpipe Memorial. 3
p.m., McCorkle Place at the Old Wei. Sponsored by the
Curriculum in Peace, War and Defense.
Upcoming Events
Olivia de Havilland will speak on her career and the making
of "Gone With the Wind," 8 p.m. Thursday, Memorial Has.
Tickets are $1 at the Union desk. "Gone With the WW will
be shown 830 p.m. Friday, Memorial HaiL. Ticket ere S04 at
the Union desk.
Carolina Readers present an adaptation of Euripides' The
Trojan Women," 7 pjn. Saturday and Sunday, front step, of
Uorehead Planetarium.
Carolina Playmakers present Shakespeare's "Twelfth
NtohC" 8 fMn. April 17 through 20 and April 24 through 27.
Graham Memorial Tickets at 102 Graham Memorial or
Udbener Ptckard.
Items of Interest
Office of the Attorney General is Interviewing for the
paying Job of Judicial secretary. Typing skins required.
If Interested m working on the SCAU committee
investigating the campus food system, call 933-831 3 or come
by SCAU office. Suite B. the Union.
If Interested in being committee chairperson lor the
International Handicrafts Bazaar, sign up for an interview at
room 102, the Y.
Student Government has 10 applications in Suite C. the
Union lor the Spalding College 1 975 Derby Eve Crash Center
for the Kentucky Derby. Derby tickets are $10. Turn in
applications by Friday
Interested in carpool from Henderson Tuesdays and
Thursdays nest semester? Call Ann at 933-8442.
A Woman's Place has a f He of high school students seeking
part-time employment by babysitting, yardwork. etc.
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