2 The Daily Tar Heel Thursday, February 23. 1978
I campus calendar
Compiled by Katha Treanor
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ACTIVITIES TODAY
The third session of the art series, Tha Joy of Art, will
be held at 8 p.m. at the Art School, ISO E. Main St. in
Carrboro. No previous attendance is necessary.
"The Church Just an Optionr will be the issue
discussed at the mid-campus chapter of Inter-varsity
Christian Fellowship at 7:30 p.m. Everyone is welcome.
H istorian Gordon A. Craig will deliver the John Snell
Memorial Lecture at 8 p.m. in 1 1 1 Murphey Hall. He
w ill speak on "Germanic Academic Youth and Bourgeois
Society." Admission is free and all are invited to attend.
The BSM general body meeting and "Meet the
Candidates" discussion of the 10th year anniversary
celebration will be at 7 p.m. in the Upendo Lounge. All
interested in the elections and the anniversary celebration
should attend.
The South Campus chapter of Inter-varalty Christian
Fellowship will meet at 6 p.m. in the Parker Dorm
lounge for a special time of singing and discussion of
future plans. All members and interested persons are
urged to attend.
There will be a meeting for students in the Education
Special Project group from I to 130 p.m. at Seawell
School. This is sponsored by Career Planning and
Placement. ,
A petition-signing and letter-writing table for the
Nantahala Gorge highway controversy will be in the
Union from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Please come and get
involved.
Voter registration will be held from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at
the Chapel Hill Municipal Building and the Carrboro
Town Hall and from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. at the Chapel Hill
Public Library
The Dl-Phl Uteray Societies will host a "reading
night" at 8 p.m. in 300 New West. Everyone is invited and
is to bring a reading.
The Society ot Janus nominating committee will
meet at 5 p.m. in the Frank Porter Graham Lounge.
Carolina Union.
Seniors or graduate students seeking employment
who want to use the services of the Career Planning and
Placement office are invited to an orientation meeting at
3:30 p.m. in 306 Hanes.
The Christian Science Organization will meet at 6
p.m. in the Carolina Union. All are welcome.
The Apple Chill Cloggers will hold a square dance
from 8 to 1 1 p m in Great Half, Carolina Union. There
w ill be performances by the Cloggers and square dancing
for all. Admission is $ I 50, and proceeds will go towards
the Cloggers' upcoming European tour.
Be a tnend of the family and become an orientation
counselor. Applicat ions are now available at the Union
Desk and from R As. For more information, call 933-2375
or come by the orientation office in Suite D of the
Carolina Union.
Collegiate Clvltans will meet at 6:30 p.m. in Room
213 of the Carolina Union. Visitors invited!
The UNC Jugglers Association will meet at 4 p.m.
outside 106 Berryhill. Beginners and non-jugglers who
would like to learn are especially welcome.
Members of the Union Class in belly dancing should
make a special effort to be present at 7:30 p.m. in the
Union. Middle Eastern rhythms will be discussed.
The University Counseling Center has limited
openings in a couples enrichment group to meet on
Thursday nights. Its focus is on increasing intimacy,
negotiating wants and dealing with anger. If interested,
i. ill 933-2175 and ask for an appointment with Ross
Sharer or Jim Whitehead. The meetings are from 7: 30 to
9:30 p m. Thursdays in Nash Hall.
A First Collegiate Bassmaster meeting will be held at
7:30 p.m. in 740 James. The upcoming Lake Burner
tournament will be discussed. For more information, call
Keith Brewer at 933-4763.
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Deep Jonah, the Union's basement coffeehouse, at 9 pm.
UPCOMING EVENTS
The Granville Off-Campus chapter of Inter-varsity
Christian Fellowship is featuring the Christian folk
rock band, Rainbow, at 7 p.m. Friday in Chapel of the
Cross parlor. Everyone welcome!
All members of the N.C. Student Legislature are
urged to attend the Bill Book Party in Room 202 of the
Carolina Union from 3 to 5 p.m. Friday. New dances will
be demonstrated, and refreshments will be served. Music
will be provided by a local radio station
WXYC will give away a case ol beer to one of its
listeners Friday night. Tunc in between 9 p.m. and
midnight on 89-FM Radio Free Carolina.
Portuguese TAs are sponsoring a Brazilian Carnival
at 8p m Friday at Craige Coffee House All are invited to
enjoy, dance and drink. BYOB or red wine fro sangria.
Need to polish your skills interviewing? The Career
Planning and Placement Office will offer a free, one-hour
interview workshop at 2 p.m. Friday in Room 210
Hanes. Students of all ages are invited.
A Health Book meeting will be held at 3 p.m. Friday
in the SCAU office. New volunteers are welcomed.
It's never too late for a rush! Tht SOT sorority will be
having their informal rush at 9 p.m. Saturday at Laurel-on-thc-Hill.
All interested persons are invited toattend.
Attention Speech teaml Practice deadline for
Morehouse Spelman has been moved to Saturday. You
must be heard once in each event by midnight.
The Community Film Group will show Sail of the
Earl, the story of men and women organizing against a
New Mexico copper mine. Discussion and refreshments
will follow. It will be held at 8 p.m. Saturday in the Wesley
Foundation.
The second poetry reading in the Regulator Poetry
Series will take place at 3:30 pm Sunday in the
Regulator Bookstore, Durham. The featured poet is
UNC Professor William Harmon Also reading is local
poet Ralph Earle. Admission is free.
All Valkyries are urged to attend a meeiing at 6 p.m.
Sunday in Room 213 of the Carolina Union to plan this
spring's tapping of new members.
ITEMS OF INTEREST
Publicity lor your non-prolit group! WXYC radio
oilers organizational access - a program that offers
air time to non-profit groups, fell people about your club
or service. It's free! Call 933-7768.
Students interested in showing their work in the
Carolina Union's North Gallery should sign up at the
Union Desk through March I.
WXYC is training people for alrshilts this summer and
next fall. Positions also are available now If you have
your FCC third-class license or want help getting it. see
Don Moore or Gary Davis at WXYC soon.
If you are interested in a local chapter of Women
Against Violence Against Women, an activist
organization to stop the sexist and violent usage of
women in the mass media, contact Diane Spaugh. War
Resisters League. 108 Purefoy Road. Chapel Hill.
Second-year law students may be eligible for
summer internships with die Washington Headquarters
Services (Department of Defense). Interested students
would come by Career Planning and Placement. 211
Hanes Hall and read information at the front desk.
Zoology or biology seniors or graduate students
may be eligible for a summe internship w ith the Food and
Drug Administra!ion(Department of Health, Education
and Welfare). Interested students should come by Career
Planning and Placement.
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Information on summer ob opportunities in the
Federal Government is now available in 21 1 Hanes Hall.
Rising seniors in liberal arts and graduate students in
health care administration may be eligible for a summer
internship with the Social Security Administration
(Department of Health. Education and Welfare).
Interested students should come by Career Planning and
Placement. 211 Hanes Hall.
With every subscription to the 1978 Yackety Yack get
a free "Carolina Basketball" poster. For a Yack and free
poster come by Suite D of the Carolina Union and
weekday between I and 5 p.m. or call 933-1 259 for more
information. The price is $10.
Interested in being a counselor at the 1978-79
Freshman Camp? Sign-up sheets for interviews are in
Room 102 of the Campus Y. Interviews will be held
Friday, Sunday and Monday.
Persons interested in being trained as s New Games
Referee and helping with a townwide New Games
Festival, contact Thorn Adorney at 942-6665 or Rick
Fondren at 929-1 1 1 1, ext. 214, at the Chapel Hill Parks
and Recreation Department. The New Games Festival is
sponsored by the Carolina Union.
Students who will be unlors, seniors or graduate
students next year, who have good verbal
communications skills and have Financial need may be
eligible for a Career Asistantship ' the Career Planning
and Placement Office for 1978-79. Career Assistants help
other students with information and advising on career
possibilities. Interested students should call Jane Kendall
at 933-6507 by Wednesday.
Information on internships in state government
(Summer '78 Internship Program) is now available at
Career Planning and Placement, 211 Hanes. Complete
applications and support materials must be returned on
or before Feb. 27 to the North Carolina Internship Office
in Raleigh.
Current law students or outstanding undergraduates
with law-related backgrounds may be eligible for an
internship with National Institutes of Health (HEW).
Interested students should come by Career Planning and
Placement, 211 Hanes Hall and read the information
available at the front desk.
Second or third year graduate student pursuing a
Ph.D. in Public Health with emphasis on biostatistics
may be eligible for a summer internship with the Veterans
Administration. Interested students should come by
Career Planning and Placement. 21 1 Hanes. and read the
information available at the front desk.
Seniora and graduate students In chemistry,
microbiology, biology, biological sciences,
agriculture, natural resources management, etc.
may be eligible for a summer internship with the Food
and Drug Administration (HEW). Interested students
should come by Career Planning and Placement. 211
Hanes. and read the information available at the front
desk.
Sophomores through graduate students majoring
In computer science, political science, economics
or social science and graduate students in social science
statistics, accounting, business administration, political
science or related fields may be eligible for a summer
internship with the Office of Management and Finance.
Dept. of Justice. Interested students should come by
Career Planning and Placement, 211 Hanes, for more,
information.
Graduate students with exceptional writing and
research skills and an interest in and some knowledge of
t he federal government's role in ed ucation may be eligible
for a summer internship with the Office of Education,
HEW. Interested students should come by Career
Planning and Placement. 211 Hanes Hall, and read the
available information.
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CGC to consider bill Tuesday
Allotment process may improve
By ROBERT THOMASON
Staff Writer
The Rules and Judiciary Committee of the
Campus Governing Council approved a bill
Tuesday which it says will streamline the process
of funding campus organizations.
The bill, drafted after approximately three
months work by the CGC Budget Review
Committee, will be considered by the CGC at its
meeting Tuesday. If passed, it will provide
guidelines for the funding process this year and in
subsequent years.
The provisions of the bill are designed to make
CGC members more familiar with the various
organizations requesting funding.
The bill states as its general philosophy that "the
student activities fee should be used primarily for
the funding of programs, services and events of
benefit to the student body at large."
To meet this end, the bill requires that
organizations requesting money complete a
budget request form that is more detailed than
forms in the past.
The form requires the organization to list the
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Settle and Nickell spent approximately
two months working on Quare Medecine.
Susan Lee, a graduate student from East
Northport, N.Y., was associate producer of
the show.
"I loved working on the show," Lee said,
"but it took a lot of time. I felt like my life
revolved around the production for a
month."
Lee said working for Settle and Nickell
was a challenge. "Nickel is demanding," she
said. "He acts like he is still in the CBS
studio, and he expects us to act
professionally also. If he asked for three
elephants and two donkeys on the set, he
wants to hear us say. 'yes, we can get that.'
. "Settle approaches the production from
every angle; he wants to make sure
everything is covered so he will be prepared
for any problem that might come up."
Dave Rubinsohn, a senior from
Philadelphia, was a camera operator for
Quare Medecine. "It is a good experience for
students," Rubinsohn said, "because
nam U America's most
various programs, services or events that it might
be sponsoring in the fiscal year and to itemize
anticipated expenses.
A project like Black Ink would be considered a
service whereas a project like the Women's'
Festival would be considered a program, said Gus
LeHouck, chairperson of the Budget Review and
the Rules and Judiciary committees.
LeHouck also said the bill was vague in places,
to allow greater flexibility in the budget
procedures.
Procedures will require organizations to make
several appearances before CGC members.
Organizations first will go before the Rules and
Judiciary Committee. The committee will review
the bylaws and constitution of the organization. It
also will try to determine that the organization
does not deny membership on the basis of race,
religion, national origin, sex, sexual preference or
age.
The bill states that the second step of the process
is "an in-depth review and evaluation of the
preceding year's programs in addition to
examination of prospective programs for the
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students are used to working in classroom
situations where students alternate as
directors. It gives the crew a sense of
professionalism to work for a real-life
director and not just a fellow student."
Another important aspect of studio
production work is the way the crew
members work together. Rick Harril, a
junior from Greenville, said he is amazed at
the sense of teamwork in the studio at
production timr.
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UP TO 50 OFF. Pick your own discount during
February. Great cold weather & camping gear.
Authentic Army-Navy surplus. Poor Richard's,
Eastgate Shopping Center, Around corner next
to Eckerds. 929-5850.
DORM SIZE REFRIGERATORS for sale. New
with 4 yr. compressor warranty. 2 c.u. ft. $125
delivered Tuesday evening between 6 & 9 p.m.
Call 1-467-2852 and leave your name, campus
address and telephone number. Collect OK.
ALBUMS AND PAPERBACKS for sale. 12 price
or less at The Fair Exchange. We also buy and
trade. Next to Byrd's in Carrboro.
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FOUND: AN EXPENSIVE RED pocket knife on
the curb in front of the Tri-Delta sorority house,
on Pittsboro Street. Call 967-2521 and identify
type and claim.
LOST: GOLD SIGNET RING with initials J.W.N.
Reward offered. Ask for Neal at 968-9068.
$20 REWARD LOST men's gold ring, diamond
between two blue sapphires. If found please call
Randy 933-4233.
FOUND MON. NIGHT in front of Bingham Hall
steps: a red, navy, and white striped toboggan.
Pick up at the Union Desk.
WORK IN JAPAN! Teach English conversation.
No experience, degree, or Japanese required.
Send long, stamped, self-addressed envelope for
details. Japan-163, 411 W. Center, Centralia, WA
98531.
OVERSEAS JOBS Summeryear-round.
Europe, S. America, Australia, Asia, etc. All fields,
$500 $1200 monthly, expenses paid, sightseeing.
Free information - Write: BHP Co., Box 4490,
Dept. NL, Berkeley, CA 94704
SUMMER JOBS: FREE Fifty State Summer
Employer Directory. Send name and address to:
SUMCHOICE Box 530, Dept. S, State College
Pa. 16801... Tell a friend.
$5.00 PER HOUR TO START can lead to
statewide summer openings part or full time apply
today at 3:30 in Room 204 Student Union.
I NEED A RIDE to and from East Texas for Spring
Break. Can leave by afternoon of March 2nd. Will
help with expenses. Call 942-4564.
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ROOM FOR RENT. Ideal location close fo
campus. Kitchen and living room privileges. $110
mo., all utilities included. Mature male with good
references. Call James Farlow 942-4755.
DAYTONA BEACH! This is going to be THE
Carolina Beach trip for spring break We've got a
fantastic deal for only $119.50 (including
transportation). C'mon join us! Bill Verch 933
2567. 942-4041 (Drive-to available).
INTERESTED IN SHARING AN apartment in
The Villages, Carrboro, with a male graduate
student? Call 966 2241 (work), 929 7053 (eves,
weekends) and leave your name and number (or
Gene Herzog. Available immediately.
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MCAT REVIEW COURSE $170 tuition. $20
refundable deposit. Why pay more? Begins March
13th. Call 471-4588 or write MCATRC 2532
Glendale Ave., Durham, N.C. 27704
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coming year." This evaluation would be
conducted by the CGC Student Affairs
Committee, which would report its findings to the
CGC Finance Committee.
The Finance Committee then would assess the
total funds available through the student activities
fee, compared with the total of budget requests
from all organizations.
Should the total of all requests exceed the
available funds, the Finance Committee would
determine, after meetings with officers of the
organizations, where reductions would be made.
The Finance Committee then would prepare a
budget summary for the CGC and submit it at.
least 48 hours before the meeting at which the
budget is considered. The summary would
indicate the amount each organization requested
the previous year, the amount received, the
amount requested for the upcoming year and the
Finance Committee's recommended
appropriation to that organization.
The Finance Committee would set time limits'
for budget hearings, under the new bill, limiting
the hearings to one evening session. The Finance
Committee would determine randomly the order
in which organizations are heard. Currently, the
hearings are conducted in alphabetical order.
FOR THE RECORD
Mistaken Identity
An article on the African Film Series
which appeared in the Daily Tar Heel
Wednesday incorrectly identified Robert
Dunbar as the . director of the African
Studies program. Roberta A. Dunbar is the
director of that program.
ATTENTION FACULTY AND GRADUATE
students: HeShe the Triangle's personalized,
non-computerized dating service is having a
special for professionals like you. Watch for
coupon in Friday's DTH. HeShe P.O. Box 1109,
Chapel Hill, N.C. 27514.
WILL BUY NEW or used Stereo albums and
entire collections. Good prices. Call 929-6175,
leave name and number.
CONDOM SAMPLERS: learn the differences
between condoms with one of our famous sample
packs. Preshaped, textured, color, lubricated,
skins, stubs. Designed to increase sexual
satisfaction. ADAM & EVE, Franklin & Columbia
(over the Zoom), 929-2147.
MAMA, HAPPY 20th BIRTHDAY. Even though
you don't seem a day over thirteen, your wrinkles
are beginning to show. But I love 'em and you.
Wimp.
TO PATTY: Hope you have decided to accept
our offer to be the "110 sweetheart." We'd be lost
withput you! R & N.
NEED TWO NON-STUDENT tickets for Duke
game. Seats anywhere. Will pay top money. Call
933-5325 ask for Eric. Please leave message if not
there. Please help.
HELP! WILL PAY $25 for Duke ticket, or $5hour
for someone to sit and wait for ticket on Wed. Jeff
Trepel 942-2809 or 933-3780. Leave message.
NEED TO BUY two tickets to the Duke game.
We're desperate! Call 966-1348 during the day or
967-5439967-8491 at night.
REWARD! Willing to pay generously for one
ticket to Duke game. Call 929-7780. Keep trying!
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