4 The Daily Tar Heel Friday. November 17. 1978
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By GREGORY CLAY
Staff Writer
The best thing about Eddie
Henderson's album Mahal is its
innovation. The trumpet-flugelhorn
player doesn't copy the big names like
Maynard Ferguson and Chuck
Mangione.
The best selection, "Prance On,"
doesn't defy its title. It was composed by
percussionist Mtume and is a jamming
tune. And Henderson brings it all
together with his mesmerising effort with
his horn.
"Amoroso" features Benny Maupinon
tenor sax as well as Henderson's trumpet.
It's a nice number helped by the quiet
notes of Herbie Hancock's background
piano.
Quiz files help students tudj f of exams
By CATHY ROBINSON
Stan Writer
Exam question one: Is there any place
on campus wherestudentsxan look-at old
tests, even final exams? Answer: Every
student has access to several quiz files on
campus which stock old tests from
Anthro 41 to Chem 11.
Old quizzes show what kinds of tests
your professor prefers, such as objective
or essay, and can be a helpful study guide.
Open to all students is the Campus
Quiz File maintained by the Student
Government and housed in Suite C,
Carolina Union. "The file is open any
time Suite C is open," explains Bob Long,
head of Academic Affairs. "We
encourage students to come up and take a
look."
Many dorms and resident colleges have
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"WHY DO THE HEATH EW RAGE?'
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Psalms 2:1 end Acts 4:25
Th above question l asked by God Almighty Himself In
th Second Psalm of His Dook,ThDib!e. Do you eskQod to
bless you? I n the First Psalm He says the man Is blessed that
departs from evil In his walk, his stand, his sitting, and "his
delight Is In the Law of The Lord; and In His Law doth he
medState day and night" Have we a right to be heard and
blessed on account of our efforts to meet and fulfill these
conditions? In John 6:44, etc. Jesus said "No man can come
to me, except The Father which hath sent me draw him
And they shall all be taught of Odd. Every man therefore that
hath heard, and hath learned of The Father, cometh unto
me." Have we put ourselves In position to be "taught of God"
by Searching The Scriptures and medSSstlng on His Word? It
appears we are always "passing the buck" to The Almighty
while In reality His Word "passes It to usl"
The Law Is our School-master to bring us to Christ The
reason our Churches are so full of "dead wood and excess
baggage" of folks, who don't know what It Is to be convicted
of sin and made to see their lost condition by the power of
The H oly Spirit, Is that they are drawn Into the Church and to
Christ, as they think, by the precepts of men, the devices and
wiles of the devil, and not by The School-master so "teaching
them of The Father" that they are drawn by H is power toThe
Son!
In The Second Psalm there Is the opposite picture of the
"Blessed Man." It shows us men raging and rebelling against
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The title cut is slow and mellow. A
John Bowen string ensemble section and
the percussion wizardry of Howard King
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"Butterfly," composed by Herbie
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Henderson's trumpet solo. . And the
trumpeter very nicely takes up where
Laws leaves off. The fast-tempo song
quiz files open to their residents. A quiz
file for Henderson Residence College is
kept at the Winston desk. With an ID,
students can check out tests for up to two
hours. Cobb has a quiz file open to the
Morehead Confederation. Scott College
residents can check the quiz file in Avery
Library. A quiz file for residents of
Granville Towers is open in the cafeteria
on week nights. The Hinton James quiz
file is on the first-floor lobby. Spencer
also has a quiz file.
Some dorms have quiz files open to all
students. "Students from other buildings
are welcome, but our students have
preference," says Cornelia House,
resident director of Ehringhaus. "1 think
the students find it very helpful." This
quiz file is located at the information
desk.
"We have a fairly big selection. A lot of
students find what they want," says Ann
Carmichael of Morrison. This quiz file.
God, and His Anointed, In order to breakThe Bands and cast
away The Cords of H Is Thou shait nots," H Is Moral Law and
Ten Commandments. So, instead of being blessed men and
nations we have God's curse poured out upon us; His
laughter and derision. His wrath and despleasure that sorely
vexes mankind.
. "He maketh the Judges fool He poureth contempt upon
princes, and weakeneth the strength of the mighty." Job
1217, 21. And there are numbers of other such passages
which reveal God's attitude and actions toward men and
nations that forget His Laws!
We blame this man and that, this nation and that, but ac
cording to God's message here the blame ties at the door of
all who refuse to depart from evil but choose to rage against
The Almighty. Read Luke 13:1-5, and make the application.
Elijah, the man taken to heaven without dying, bypassing the
grave, said to King Ahatx "I have not troubled Israel, but
thou, and they father's house, In that ye have forsaken the
Commandments of God ." 1st Kings 18:18.
Thfre is not peace, salth my God, to the wicked. Cry
aloud, spare not, lift up thy voice like a trumpet, and show my
people their transgression, and the house of Jacob their
sin." This Is the last verse of the 57th of Isaiah, and the first
verse of the 58th.
"B ehold, I stand at the door, and knock; If any man hear my
voice, and open the door, I will come In to him, and will sup
with him, and he with Me." Rev. 3:20.
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with Hancock's funky keyboard and
Henderson's virtuosity on the horn is too
much to handle.
The wild and woolly selection
"Cyclops" continues where "Butterfly"
leaves off. Henderson does it up non-stop
on this one. '
There's no doubt what kind of feeling
Henderson's trumpet, aided by the soft
percussion and graceful piano notes of
Hancock, is trying to get across on the
tune, "Emotions." It's as calm andj
peaceful as an unclouded sky on the
shores of Wakiki beach. -
Henderson may not be as well know as.
Ferguson or Mangione, but he's coming
into his own and with his own style, which
is a tribute to his artistic ability.
open to all students, is in the first-floor
lobby behind the desk.
Although there are several quiz files on
campus, many of the tests have been on
file for years. "One problem is that many
tests are out of date," Long explains.
However- the Student Government is
compiling a more complete recent file.
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complaint was his claim that "it is just a
tool of the control mechanism. Its
function is to keep the prisons filled and
keep the undesirables away from the
desirables.
"We have a mythical rule of law in the
United States, and it is called the
Constitution," he said.
Kunstler sees his role in the justice
system primarily as one of reform. "The
role of lawyers like myself is to try to
expose that there is a mythology and
there is a reality and try to make every
case show the contradictions as broadly
as possible."
Kunstler said revolution sometimes is
necessary to solve justice, but added that
revolution means different things to
different people.
"Sometimes 1 think only an armed
struggle will change the situation, and
then sometimes 1 think an educated
peaceful revolution would be best.
However, there comes a time when you
must stand up to the power structure."
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The play is set in Harlem during the
1920s, when black culture was
rediscovered and gained worldwide
influence in the creative arts. The
production depicts the effects this
renaissance had on a typical street
inhabited by European immigrants,
West Indians and Southern blacks
who had migrated to the North.
Black entertainment was one of the
liveliest attractions of the Harlem
Renaissance period, and Great Jones
Street highlights this cabaret lifestyle
by including stories of the era's
important black performers.
Productions 84 under the direction
of UNC English Professor J. Lee
Greene, is an outgrowth of a course in
black American literature. Great
Jones Street is designed to be
educational as well as entertaining in
its attempt to simulate the creative arts
of the Harlem Renaissance.
The play is the result of a
cooperative effort by several UNC
students and faculty. Portions of the
script were written by students end
three of the musical numbers were
arranged by an instrumentation class
in the UNC music department.
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AC TIVITIKS TODAY
The band "Sugar C reek" will he appearing at Granville
ti f1 ' P " Tic,te,s are available at the door for $1.
I he University Placement Services will offer a free Resume
workshop at l:3Q p m. in Room Hanes Ha
Students who have not picked up their 197J Yackety Yaeks
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u 'Gospel S,ud" reowship will have a dinner at
Hurn s Barheque in Pittsboro at 6 p.m. Meet in the Carolina
union for rides.
The second annual Ginkgo Day (Kestivities will take place at
xJlU' " ,he Gink8 Tr fin front fo New West).
The New Life C hristian C oncert Series presents the Pat
I erry Group at 8 p.m. in the Memorial Auditorium. Raieigh.
Tickets are $3.50 at Logos Bookstort.
rl?t3?"? AuHeBCe omntfMee or the Board of Directors
rt WXYC will hold a public meeting at 3:30 p.m. in Room 217
Carolina Union.
The Theta Pi chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.
invites you to Club AKA from 9 p m.., a m. m Grea( Ha
Carolina Union. Music by Super Jocks of Raleigh. Dress to
impress.
!!lrd "Jr1 lotin Pty will be at 7 p.m in
Room 207-209 Carolina Union.
The deadline for sign up for the Shabbat Dinner at Hillel is
noon. If you are interested in attending or cookine Dleasecall
942-4057. . H
Wine industry as an alternative for tobacco in North
Carolina will be the topic at the Campus Y dinner discussion
For more info come by Room 102 trf the YMCA building.
The Red Clay Ramblers will perform at a benefit for the
Kudzu Alliance at 8 p.m. Sunday at the Mad Hatter.
Admission is $3. .
Harold Berman of Harvard law school will be the featured
i speaker at the Law and Theology Symposium at 2:30 p.m. in
the Faculty Lounge. Morehead Foundation Building.
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The Toronto Exchange will meet at 9:30 p.m. Monday night
in the Carolina Union.
Delta Phi Epsilon is sponsoring a get-acquainted ice-cream
sundae party for interested members at 8 p.m. Sunday in
Spencer Dorm basement. .
C UAB Performing Arts C ommhtee will meet at p.m.
Sunday in the Activities Board office.
Inter-varsity Christian Fellowship is having an All Quad
meeting at 8-p.m. on Saturday, fourth floor Dey Hall.
Banners fort he I'NC-liVi game Banner Contest must be up
in Kenan by I p.m. Saturday."
The UNC Icenockey Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. Sunday by
W
ilon to shorten hours
for Tha nksgiving break
Wilson Library, will adopt an
abbreviated schedule of operation over
the Thanksgiving holiday. During the
period Nov. 22-27, the library will be
open during the following hours:
Nov. 22, 8 a.m.-10 p.m., with only the
stacks, periodicals and circulation
departments open after 5 p.m.;Nov. 23
(Thanksgiving), closed; Nov. 24, 8 a.m.-
Glee's Christmas concert
to feature varied music
The UNC men's and women's Glee
Clubs, eager to crank up a little
Christmas spirit, will present a "Concert
of Christmas Music" at 8 p.m. Sunday in
Hill Hall.
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There will be an organizational meeting for UNC Hillel at 4
p.m. Sunday at the Hillel Foundation on W. Cameron Ave.
Andrei P. Ershov will speak on "The Mixed Computation
Concept, and its Application to Compilation Theory" at 10
a.m. Saturday in Room 210 New West.
The Educational Policy C ommittee will meet at 3 p.rri
Monday in the Frank Porter Graham Lounge. Carolina
Union.
Kurt Parkum of the Bowman Grey School of Medicine will
speak on "Health Insurance in Denmark: The Rise una
Demise of Consumer Participstion" Monday in Room 207
Hamilton Hall.
ITEMS OF INTEREST
Tune in from 1-3 p.m. Sunday on FM-89 for WXYCs
special christian program about "The Abundant Life: Giving
Thanks." ; ;
Any graduate student interested in serving on the
C hancellor's committees please ctntacr the GPSF office at
933-5675.
The Minority Advisory Program sponsors tutoring sessions
for freshmen from 7-8:30 p.m. on Mondays. Tuesdays and
Wednesdays. The sessions are held in the Ehringhaus Coffee
House on Mondays, the Hinton James Coffee House on
Tuesdays and the Morrison first floor conference room on
Wednesdays.
The Morehead Planetarium is showing "Andromeda and
. Friends" at 8 p.m. weekdays: II a.m.. I. 3 and 8 p.m. on
Saturdays; 1 1 a.m.. 5 and 8 p.m. on football Saturdays; and 2.
3 and 8 p.m. on Sundays through Nov. 20.
Seniors and graduate students in radiologic technology,
rehabilitation counseling, medical technology, physical
therapy, pharmacy, speech and hearing, nursing. School of
Public Health, occupational therapy and surgeons assistant
programs are invited to discuss job opportunities with
recruiters from various hospitals and agencies from 10 a.m.
4:30 p.m. in Carrington and Berryhill Halls.
Persons interested in participating in Crossroads' Summer
1979 Work-Travel-Study Program in Africa may contact
Edith M. Elliott at the Campus Y.
The U niversity Counseling Center has limited openings in a
Personal Growth Group from 3:30-5 p.m. on Thursdays. Call
for an appointment at 933-2175.
Interested volunteers who would like to assist at the 1978
Appalachian Handicrafts Bazaar please come by the Y office
and sign up.
All students are invited to submit proposals for the Carolina
Symposium, a biennial forum exploring a particular topic
through various media. Information may be obtained through
Sam SockweU at 968-9305 or Tim Sullivan at 942-7938.
, 10 p.m., with only the stacks, periodicals
and circulation departments open after 5
p.m.; Nov. 25, 9 a.m. -5 p.m., with only
the stacks, periodicals and circulation
departments open after 1 p.m; and Nov.
2(yy 2-1 1 p.m.
On Nov. 27 the library will resume its
regular schedule.
The clubs, directed by CarfStam, will
present selections from Renaissance
masters like Monteverdi, as well as the
more traditional carols.
The 20th century is represented by the
works cS, .Daniel Pinkham, Halsey
Stevens arid othersfThe two groups will
be combined to . perform Schoenberg's
"Freide auf Erden."
Soloists from both clubs will be
featured, along with faculty member
James Ketch on trumpet. A brass
ensemble also will perform several pieces.
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