2 The Daily Tar Heel Tuesday, April 18,
1978
Campus Calendar
"Compiled by Kelly Carr
Public service announcements must be turnad in to the box outside the DTH oltices in the
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ACTIVITIES TODAY
The Association ol International Students will mm ai 7 p m
in the International Center. Bynum.
Students lor McNeil) Smith will meet ai 7 p.m. in the TV Room
of the Carolina Union to watch Senator Smith on WUNC-TV.
Forum tickets will he distributed.
A Senate Candidates' Forum will be presented at 10 p m. on
WUNC-TV.
A career eemlnaf exploring the Held ol personnel will he
held at 3:.W p.m. in Room 213 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 12:.t0 p m. in 0o Hanes.
A panel discussion on the women's movement on
university campuses will be held at 8 p m. in the Aral floor lounge
Hinton James.
The Morehead Planetarium will present "Fire From The Sky"
April 18-26.
I he Policy Committee of the Association ol Buslneaa
Students will meet at 3:70 p.m. in 205 New Carroll. All interested
students are invited to attend.
A Short course. "Information Sources in Dentistry." ill he
held from 1-3 p m. in the history room of the library.
The UNC Wind Ensemble w ill present s free public concert ut It
p.m. in Hill auditorium.
The Baptist Student Union Council will meet at 3 p.m. at
Hatlle House.
UPCOMINO IVENTS
The Outing Club will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday in Room 21M
Carolina Union.
An "Ocean Outfall Workshop" will be held at 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday in Room 213 Carolina Union.
Dot and Luther Hodges will be on campus from noon to I p.m.
Wednesday for a tea in Room 213 Carolina Union and from 3-3
p.m. for a beer blast at Battle Park,orinRoom2l7Carolma Union
if it rains.
UNC Collsge Republicans will hold elections and the annual
banquet at 5:30 p m. Wednesday at Darryl's. Those w ho need rides
should meet at 5: 13 p m. in the lobby of Granville East.
The Executive Committee ol Ihe UNC College Republicans
will meet at 4 45 p m Wednesday in 717 Granville East.
A lob-seeking workshop will be held at II a.m. Wednesday in
71 Hanes.
The Science Fiction and Fantasy Club will meet ai 7 p m
Wednesday in VtX Alumni
Dr. Robert B. Gagoslan will speak on "Transport and
1 ransformaiion of Biogenic Compounds in Ihe Ocean" at 1 1 a.m.
Wednesday in 30K Venable.
Joyce Joints Newman will preseni a slide leciure on ' North
Carolina Quilting" at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Dcy Hall faculty
lounge.
FOR THE RECORD
Wrong Department
The DTH incorrectly reported Thursday
that the botany department is in charge of all
arboretum maintenance. The care of the
arboretum is handled by the Grounds
Department in cooperation with Clifford
Parks, director of the arboretum and a
member of the botany department.
Retired VP
In the DTH Friday, R. L. Adams was
identified as vice president of the
lnterfraternity Council. Adams held that
position last year.
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COME MAKE YOUR OWN MUSIC
AT OUR PICKIN' PORCH!
Jam, sing, or just ;
plain listen until 9 p.m.
every Wednesday night
at our OPEN STAGE ;
Meaningful Summer Employment
can be found in Durham!
CAROLINA ACTION, one of the most successful direct action groups in the country needs
energetic individuals with a commitment to social and economic justice for low to moderate income
Carolinians. Opportunity to develop fundraising skills which can be applied to dozens of political
campaigns or social change organizations across the country. Full time positions on the canvass staff
are now being filled.
Sign up at the Placement Office, 211 Hanes Hall for an interview or call
682-6076, 10 a.m. -1 p.m.
1
Tea with Dot
Union Room 213 12-1
Beer Blast with Luther
Battle Park (behind Forest Theatre)
3-5
Rain: Union Room 217
Siamak Zahrale will sptpk on "Human Rights in Iran" at 7:30
pm. Wednesday at the Wesley Foundation.
Bradford L. Rauachenberg will speak on "A Review of
Eighteenth-Century Southern Craftsmanship" at 8 pm.
Wednesday in 100 Hamilton.
Dr. Aloji Kodre will speak on "Biophysical Kinetic Models
Based on Solid Diffusion" at 3:50p.m. Wednesday in 265 Phillips.
Dr. Marlon Phillips will speak on "Trends and Crises of
Minorities in Allied Health and Medical Education" at 4 p.m.
Wednesday in 103 Berryhill.
Vernon E. Jordan Jr. will speak on "The Civil Rights
Movement of the Seventies" at 8 p.m. Wednesday in Memorial
Hall
A program ol French, Spenlsh and Italian music will be
presented Wednesday in Gerrard.
Chapel Hill ECOS will meel ai 7 p.m. Wednesday in 2(19
Bingham.
UNC Reader's Theatre will present Are Yuu There Oo,l' It's
me Margaret at 8 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday in rooms 202-204
Carolina Union.
The AIMS Club will present introductory lectures on
Transcendental Meditation at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday and I hursduy
in Room 205 Carolina Union.
ITEMS OF INTEREST
Sign-up lor fall sorority rush will be held from 1-4 p m April
17-25 in the Panhellemc Office. Suite A Carolina Union
Kappa Alpha Pal will hold"Nupe Week" Apr. 17-22. See Cube
for more details.
Students interested in working with the U.S. Department ol
Agriculture in l.olo National Forest in Montana should come by
Career Planning and Placement for more information. Positions
fraternities
Continued from page 1.
Some fraternities are looking out for
themselves only."
Terrell said IFC will begin plans to bring
the fraternities together, possibly with an all
fraternity spring weekend next year.
Terrell also said many UNC students hold
a negative stereotype of fraternity men.
"They see a couple of guys who dress alike
and they generalize that all fraternity men
dress alike," he said. "They see a fraternity
partying during the school-week and they
generalize that all fraternities ever do is party
constantly." Terrell said the IFC will work to
dispel stereotypes it sees as misconceptions.
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such at Forestry Aid. Koresiry lechnician and Civil f ngineenng
technician are available. Information is in the Pl:l Vacancy
Notebooks under Sciences, thpiblc students will be nominated
through the C areer Planning and Placement Office.
The Com m met to Savt th Nuntahala Wilderness has a
petition for people to sign to oppose construction of a four-lane
superhighway in or near the Nantahala Gorge area. A table will he
in the Pit area from 10 a.m. - .1 p.m. each day until April 22.
Absente ballot application requeit carda arc still available.
F or a card contact Bob Mann at 9.3-15.18. The deadline lor
requesting an absentee ballot is April 20.
Anyone interested in being a co-chairperson lor thcChapel Hill
Walk tor Humanity next year may submit his or her name lor
consideration in 102 Campus Y.
All persons interested in having their names in the Carolina
Senate hopefuls to appear
on UNC broadcast tonight
By SHANNON BRENNAN
Staff Writer
The eight Democratic candidates for the U.S.
Senate will appear in a statewide televised forum
at 10 tonight on the UNC Television Network.
Viewers in Chapel Hill can see the broadcast on
WUNC-TV channel 4.
The one-hour program. Election Special: U.S.
Senate Primary, is sponsored by the League of
Women Voters. The candidates, all hoping for the
chance to unseat Republican U.S. Sen. Jesse
Helms in November, will be questioned by Ned
Cline of The Charlotte Observer, Brenda
Sommers of WPTF radio in Raleigh and Ted
Harrison of WFMY-TV in Greensboro.
This is the first broadcast in which all eight
candidates have appeared together. The first
televised forum was March 17, but only six
candidates participated.
The educational television network is also
providing 30 minutes of free on-the-air time for
each candidate, beginning at 7 p.m. today with
state Sen. McNeill Smith. Former newspaper
writer Joe Felmet will be on the air at 7 p.m.
Wednesday, while state Sen. Lawrence Davis will
speak to viewers at the same hour on Thursday.
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The Chancellor's Committee on Established
Lectures
cordially invites everyone interested
to attend the first
MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.
MEMORIAL LECTURE
ON HUMAN RIGHTS
to be delivered by
VERNON E. JORDAN, JR.
President of the National Urban League
on the topic
"THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT OF THE SEVENTIES"
Wednesday, April 19
8:00 p.m.
Memorial Hall
Public reception follows
Union typing or babysitting referral aervlcw please sign up at
the information desk between April 12-19. This service will be
arranged for the summer and next fall.
I ryouts for the UNC Majorette Squad will be held at 10 a.m.
April 22 in Carmichael Auditorium. For more information,
contact Lisa Warner between 7 and 9 p.m. at 929-9516.
Sweat Carolina applications are available now at the Sports
Information Office in Carmichael Auditorium, Interviews will be
held April 17-20 in Kenan Field Mouse. For further information
call Linda at 933-841 1,
April 19 is the deadline to subscribe to the 1&78 Yackaty Yack.
I he price is SI0. There is a SI charge for mailing. Yacks can be
purchased in the Yack office. Suite D Carolina Union from I -5
p.m. Monday-Friday, or by mailing Ihe Daily Tar Heel coupon
with payment.
N.C. Rep. Tom Sawyer will be featured at 7 p.m.
Friday.
The nightly series, called Candidate '78, began
with the candidates for statewide office in the 1972
election. The series provides ample means for
candidates to air their views at no cost and as a
service to the viewing public, according to Richard
Hatch, public affairs director for the network.
Both the nightly forum and McNeill Smith's
program will be shown in the TV room on the
second floor of the Carolina Union.
"Forums are a great opportunity to compare the
candidates head-to-head and toe-to-toe," said
Mary Ellis, director of the Smith campaign on the
UNC campus. "You can't judge a candidate by 30
seconds on a TV commercial or by ads in a
newspaper."
A candidate forum will be held at S p.m.
Saturday at Ehringhaus Field. All candidates
except Luther Hodges and Helms are to attend.
Activities will include a pig-pickin' and group
games.
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featurina
Alaskan King Crab
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Italian ExpressiSausage i
Bologna Meatballs)
Metro (Pepperoni 6 Genoa)
BM.T. (Ham-Pepperoni-Genoa-
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Trimline (Salad on a roll)
Pastrami
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Roast Beef
Meatball
Pepperoni
Turkey
Ham
Tuna
Genoa
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(Next to the Mad Hatter)
Sun.-Thurs. 11 a.m.-2 a.m.
Fri. & Sat. 11 a.m .-3 a.m.
OPEN IATE 7 DAVS A WEEK
at the- Carolina Inn
Only one student to serve
on board of transportation
Marcie Dean, a UNC sophomore, was
chosen Wednesday as the only student
member of the Chapel Hill Board of
Transportation. Other members selected
were: Jean Ann Hemmens, Paul Morris,
John P. Evans and Cameron P. Hargraves.
Previously, two of the transportation
board seats traditionally were assigned to
students. Dean and UNC senior Paul Arne
served as the two student board members
last term.
Help Wanted
TENNIS PROS AND ASSISTANT PROS -Seasonal
and year-round clubs; good playing and
teaching background. Call (301) 654-3770, or send
2 complete resumes and 2 pictures to: Col. R.
Reade, W.T.S., 8401 Connecticut Avenue, Suite
1011, Chevy Chase, MD 20015.
PRESBYTERIAN POINT - SUMMER CAMP
on Kerr Lake Needs counselors, especially
males. Sailing, swimming, canoeing skills helpful,
but not necessary. Nursing graduate or student
also needed. Good salary, room, board, laundry.
June 4 July 28. Write or call: John McFayden, 16
L Estes Park, Carrboro, 929 1229.
SUMMER WORK FOR UNC STUDENTS.
Good paying opportunities .outside of North
Carolina. Interviews Tuesday April 18th3 p.m.
209 Union 7 p.m. 319 Greenlaw.
STUDENTS INTERESTED in part-time
employment with UNC Student Stores for fall
semester '78 should apply 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Mon.-Fri.
Daniels Bldg.
STATEWIDE SUMMER OPENINGS $5.18 per
hour guaranteed. Full or part-time in your home
area. Flexible. Interview April 18 & 20 only South
Gallery Room Union 3: 10 sharp.
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
GOVERNESS -SUMMER POSITION. ASSIST
WITH 8-year-old daughter. Long hours
Excellent pay. Send resume to: Division of
Neurosurgery, UNC Memorial Hospital.
INTERVIEWS: April 29th.
$180-$480 WEEKLY stuffing envelopes on
campus. Information Rush stamped addressed
envelope. Southern Publishing, Box 171802-TH,
Memphis, Tenn. 38117.
$5.18PER HOUR. Summer openings
statewide. Full or part-time, overtime, flexible.
All majors. Interview April 18 & 20. 3: 10 only.
Soyth Gallery Room, Student--Union. Be
prompt.
For Sale
BEAT THE HIGH COST of gas and parking! "73
Honda CL100, 2 helmets, good condition, 5100
miles $300.00 967-1056 after 5 p.m.
FOR SALE: HEWLETT-PACKARD HP-21
calculator. With case, charger, instructions.
Perfect condition. $35. 933-2947.
FOR SALE: Must sell a Selma Soloist clarinet, like
new, paid $650.00 will take $350.00 or best offer.
Contact Janice 933-0411 or Tom 933 7452.
For Rent
LAUREL RIDGE Two bedroom Town House
Apartment for summer May 15 through August 15
or for part of this time. Call after 5:00 p.m. 942
3504. NEED A SUMMER HOME? KAPPA DELTA
sorority has rooms available. $120.00 for air
conditioned room, $105.00 for non-air. Kitchen
and parking privileges. Maid service. $50 deposit
plus $25 returnable damage deposit due April
27th. Call 967-9176.
FURNISHED, TWO BEDROOM Estes Park
apartment, June 1 mid-August (or part of time).
Bus route, AC, pool, very nice $195 month, price
negotiable. 933-0425, 933-2906.
FOR RENT THIS SUMMER - female students
spacious home one block from campus.
Kitchen, living & dining rooms, utilities pd. Call
967-1428 after 7 p.m.
SUMMER ROOMS: Phi Delta Chi has Fully
Airconditioned and full carpeted rooms for both
males and females for both summer sessions.
$100.00 per session double occupancy. Call 968
9118 or come by 204 Finley Rd.
BEACH HOUSE. I've rented an apartment at
Ocean Drive for summer. Need 4 roommates.
Good location. Rent $25 a person a week Call
933-5933 immediately.
SUBLET FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM &
den. Carolina Apartments from May 15 August
15. Rent $215mo. plus utilities. Call 942 2665.
LIVE IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT This
summer at the Kappa Alpha Theta House.
Kitchen privileges, maid service. Double $115
Single $165. Call 967-9166.
Roommates Wanted
WANTED: ONE ROOMMATE to share 3
bedroom Pinegate apartment. $90mo. plus 13
utilities. Start May 10. Call 929 5800.
FEMALE ROOMMATE wanted for summer
andor academic year 78-79. Rent $56mo. 13
utilities, non-smoker. Call 942-7866.
FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED this summer
to share three bedroom Bolinwood Apartment.
$73 per month and '4 utilities. Call Betsy or Karen
at 933 5201 after 7 p.m.
NEED ONE or two roommates June 1 - Sept. 1.
$70 each plus 1. 3 utilities. Air conditioned, pool,
sundeck, bus. Female. Possibly available for fall
and spring 967-8843.
WANTED: TWO ROOMMATES for summer
and or fall. On bus route and within waiking
distance. $60 plus 1. 3 utilities Call Bi',1 at 933
38Xe
Personal
Two other UNC students, sophomore
Rich Eisenstadt and law student Bruce
Tindall, had applied for seats on the board
but were not selected.
Dean has been working with the UNC
South Campus medical complex parking
deck proposal and also has been involved in
transportation studies, said Craig Brown,
former Student Government Transportation
Commission director.
GINNY H., This one's for youl Happy B-Day!
Black Jellybeans Forever!
JANET AND TERESA: Am very sorry for phone
call late Thurs. nite. Mutual acquaintance took
advantage of a drunk. Didn't know it was you. K.
ATTN. SR. NURSING STUDENTS: I would like
to buy your used uniform dress, pantsuit, and
labcoat. Size 18T or 20T. "Please call Ruth 933
3244. CONGRATULATIONS 350 and Laura! How
many more days?
Miscellaneous
AT LAST! All items featured in our famous
catalog are available in one convenient
showroom. Exotic lingerie, swimsuits, menswear,
books, condoms and gift items including belly
dance sets and body paints for lovers. ADAM &
EVE CATALOG SHOWROOM, Franklin &
Columbia (over the Zoom), 929 2147, Tuesday
Saturday 10-6.
WE BUY USED FURNITURE. Sofas, chairs,
tables, chests, beds, desks, bookcases, dressers.
Call for appointment & pick up. TRADING
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ATTENTION WOMEN WRITERS AND
ARTISTS: Femincny, a local feminist journal,
is soliciting articles, personal essays,
interviews, poetry, short fiction, and graphics
for a summer issue devoted to local women's
writing. Send material to Feminary, P.O. Box
954, Chapel Hill.
. AT COMPARDIE'S, Come join us every
Wednesday at poon to meet a candidate for
Jthe U.S. Senate. Wednesday, April 19 meet
McNeill Smith.
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LOW COST TRAVEL TO ISRAEL. Earn High
Commissions. Toll Free 800 223-7676, 9 a.m. 7
p.m. NY time.
Lost & Found
LOST: ANTIQUE GOLD locket with very old
picture inside. Initials MEH. Please call Mary
Swan, 967-5485. Reward.
FOUND: A POCKET CALCULATOR ' in 111
Murphey. Call 929-5092.
Announcements
SUNSEED: the first film classic of the New
Age will be shown at Satiam Cultural Center,
1101 W. Chapel Hill Str., Durham (493-2096)
Tuesday, April 18, 7 and 9 p.m. A great movie
don't miss it!
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