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Margaret Mead to speak
as part of women's series
j Nationally known anthropologist
Margaret Mead will present the final
8 lecture in a series on "The Family: Past,
Present and Future" at 8 p.m. today in
Memorial Hall.
The lecture series is sponsored the
& women's studies program. .
Mead. 75. b curator emeritus of
:: ethnology at 'the American Museum of
:: Natural History in New York. She has
S worked with the museum since 1926 and
:: is also a psychologist, teacher, lecturer
:j: and writer.
: She is adjunct professor of
: anthropology at Columbia University
: and visiting professor of anthropology in
the Department of Psychiatry. College of
: Medicine, University of Cincinnati.
Mead's office said her speech topic
:: might include changing sex roles. In a
aseball all-star team may play in
WASHINGTON (UPI) Baseball
Commissioner - Bowie Kuhn Monday
accepted an invitation to send an American
professional baseball all-star team to Cuba
this fall or next spring. Sen. George
McGovern announced.
McGovern made the announcement after
a news conference in which he conveyed
President Fidel Castro's inv itation for a U.S.
baseball team to play in Cuba.
At the press conference. McGovern who
met Castro for over four hours in Havana
Saturday said the Cuban leader agreed to
continue the "baseball diplomacy" with two
return games by a Cuban all-star team
against South Dakota teams here in
November.
A spokesperson for McGovern said the
senator talked to Kuhn Monday morning,
"and the baseball commissioner indicated
that an American all-star team could
probably play in Cuba either late this fall
after the World Series or early next
spring."
Peres survives challenge
TEL AVIV, Israei (UPI) Defense
Minister Shimon Peres won his first
challenge in the race tor prime minister
Monday with a vote by the Mapam party,
the ruling Labor party's dovish partner, to
stay in the Israeli coalition.
Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, whose
resignation set the stage for Peres's
nomination, will have to pay a SI. 600 fine.
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magazine, titled Can the American S
Family Survive," Mead reviewed factors
that may contribute the increasing
number of singles in the United States.
She received her undergraduate degree
from Barnard College in 1923. her
masters from Columbia University in
1924 and her Ph.D. from Columbia in
1929.
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Mead's first field work was a study of ::
adolescent girls in Samoa" in 1925. This
research led to her first book. Coming of j-j
Age in Samoa. Her field work and
research in other areas have resulted in 24 i-i
books. She has coauthored or coedited ::
another 18 books, written many scientific ij:
papers, journal and maga7ine articles and i:
film narrations. $
and his w ife w ill face criminal charges, for an
illegal bank account they held in the United
States, the Ministry of Finance said
Monday.
The leftist Mapam leadership, deciding
whether to pull out of Labor because of
opposition to Peres's hawkish stance, voted
159 to 1 15 to remain in the coalition.
Lebanese war continues
BEIRUT.. Lebanon (UPI) A joint effort
by Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat and
Syria to bring a halt to fighting near the
Israeli border failed Monday with leftist
guerrillas and Lebanese rightists waging a
"war of attrition.
Reports from the south said Arafat visited
guerrilla positions Sunday and called on his
field commanders to stop their advances.
Political sources said Syria also was
pressuring rightist leaders to defuse the
fighting.
Syrian leaders and Arafat earlier had met
in Damascus. But. the sources said. "Both
sides seem to have settled into their fortified
positions and are shelling each other in what
looks like a war of attrition."
Shells fired in Laos
BANGKOK. Thailand .UPI)
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New building may cause health fee increase
By TOM V ATKINS
Staff Writer
Mandatory health fees for UNC students
probably w ill increase $ 1 2 per academic year
as a result of action taken Friday by the
University's Board of Trustees.
The trustees unanimously approved plans
for financing and design of a new $4.1
million Student Health Building. The facility
w ould be financed on a 15-year bank loan of
no more than $4.1 million, with student fees
increased to help pay off the loan.
The method of funding still must be
approved by the state's Advisory Budget
Commission (ABC), while the student-fee
increase is subject to the approval of the
UNC system's Board of Governors. Students
now pay $75 in health fees per academic
year.
The new three-story facility would be
built on a slope above the south side of the
Bell Tower parking lot. It would be
essentially the same size as the present
Student Health Service (SHS) building. 50
Communist Laos declared a state of alert in
Vientiane Monday as government troops
s'helled rightist rebels on two islands in the
Mekong River near Thailand, diplomatic
sources said.
The shelling near the border brought
warnings from Bangkok that its troops
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however.
CGC special election
A special election to fill the vacant
Campus Governing Council District 19 seat
w ill be held April 20. Petitions for candidates
are available in Suite C of the Union until the
filing deadline at 5 p.m. Friday. I nformation
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per cent of which is used now by North
Carolina Memorial Hospital. The hospital
would take over the present building when
the new one is completed.
Construction is slated to begin this
summer, with the new building to be
completed within 18 months. Claiborne S.
Jones. UNC vice chancellor for business and
finance, told the board.
The trustees also reviewed the 'annual
committee report on tenure.
E. Maynard Adams.- Faculty Council
chairperson told the board that many
tenured faculty members are leaving UNC
because of better salary offers from other
institutions. :
"Three of the seven professors in my
department (philosophy) have received
offers of at least $10,000 more per year from
other colleges and universities than they are
paid here." Adams said in an address in favor
of the tenure system. "There will be
vacancies if our situation is not improved."
UNC has requested a 10 per cent salary
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Med school accredited
The East Carolina University medical
school has been accredited by the Liaison
Committee on Medical Education, the
national accrediting agency for medical
schools.
According to ECU Chancellor Leo
Jenkins, the school will open its doors to 28
students in August.
The Liaison Committee is the accrediting
agency for the American Medical
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the ABC has recommended that the state
legislature approve only a 6.5 per cent
increase for 1977-78. The commission made
no recommendation for 1978-79.
According to the Sept. 30, 1976 tenure
report. 59.2 per cent of the University's
faculty were tenured. Trustee Hargrove
"Skipper" Bowles Jr. questioned the
effectiveness of the system.
"I've heard the public say that w hen a man
gets tenure, he doesn't work anymore,"
Bowles said. "Really, we (the trustees) can't
defend tenure because we're almost totally
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The board also approved a resolution
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concerning a $2.5 million addition to the
Health Affairs Complex parking deck
approved at the last trustees' meeting.
The resoiution asked the trustees to
consider such alternatives as reducing bus
fares, extending bus service to Carrboro,
creating a park-and-ride lot on Pittsboro
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service before accepting any construction
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