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AP Poll
(Games through Sunday)
Team Point Team Points
1. DcPaut (54) 23-0 1,080 I. DePaul (39) 22-0 599
2. Louisville 25-2 976 2. Syracuse 22-2 492
3. Kentucky 24-4 914 3. Louisville 24-2 491
4. Syracuse 22-2 902 4. Kentucky 24-4 459
5. Louisiana State 20-4 832 5. Oregon State 23-3 378
6. Oregon State 23-3 722 6. Louisiana State (I) 20-i 353
7. St. John's 21-3 656 7. Maryland 19-5 29
I. NORTH CAROLINA 19-5 13 8. NORTH CAROLINA 19-5 216
9. Mary (and 19-5 585 9. Missouri 20-4 190
10. Notre Dame 19-4 549 10. Notre Dame 19-4 187
11. OhioState l7-o 509 II. St. John's 21-3 181
12. CVimon IM 420 12. OhioState 17-6 134
13. Missouri 20-4 399 13. Indiana (I) 16-7 104
14. Brigham Young 20-4 389 14. Brigham Young 20-4 99
15. Purdue 16-7 246 15. Purdue 16-7 89
16. Weber State 23-2 235 16. Weber State 23-2 82
17. Duke l-7 212 1 7. Arizona State 18-5 61
18. Arizona State 19-5 202 IS. Ckmsoa 18-6 54
19. Indiana 16-7 194 19. Washington State 19-4 44
20. Washington State 19-4 125 20. N.C. State 18-6 27
PHOTOGRAPHY
CONTEST
Rules
1. The contest is open to all amateur photographers who are 18 years old or older
andor are undergraduate or graduate students of the University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill. Members of the staffs of any University of North Carolina Student
Publications are not eligible. For the purposes of The Daily Tar Heel Photographic
Contest, amateur photographers are defined as those photographers who do not
support themselves or receive a large share of their personal income due to the sale
of photographic services or images.
2. Any subject matter is acceptable for entry. Entries will be judged on (A) Content. (B)
Technical Quality this includes croppping, contrast, sharpness and lack of flaws in
developing and printing; and (C) Visual Impact.
3. Entrants may submit a maximum of five (5) entries for each of the contest's two
major categories provided each entry is accompanied by the entrant's name,
address and phone number.
4. CATEGORIES
BLACK AND WHITE
Entries must be black and white prints at least 8 x 10 inches and no larger than
11 x 14 inches. Prizes will be awarded for first, second and third places.
COLOR
Entries must be color prints at least 8 x 10 inches and no larger than 11 x 14
inches. Prizes will be awarded for first, second and third places.
BEST-IN-SHOW
All entries which meet the above qualifications will be considered for the award
as "Best-In-Show."
5. PRIZES
The First Place entry in either major category will be awarded a $75 gift certificate
to be redeemed at a photographic store to be named by The Daily Tar Heel.
The Second Place entry in either category will be awarded a $50 gift certificate.
The Third Place entry in either category will be awarded a $25 gift certificate.
The entry that is named "Best-In-Show" will receive a $100 gift certificate. No
entry can win both "Best-In-Show" and First Place in either category.
Honorable mention in both the Black and White and Color categories will be
named at the discretion of the judges.
6.. All entries will.be judged by.a pane of. judges selectedby The Daily Tar Heel. The
.... decision of .the judges will be final., r.
7. All winning entries must be mounted by the entrants for display after selection.
Winning entries will be displayed at Foister's Camera Store and University Mall.
8. All entries must reach The Daily Tar Heel office no later than March 14, 1980.
9. Winners will be required to submit the original negatives or slides of the winning
photographs before the prizes are awarded. Failure to comply with this rule may
result in disqualification.
10. The Daily Tar Heel will not be responsible for any claim or complaint from models
used in winning photographs. Such responsibility is deemed to be that of the
entrant. If necessary The Daily Tar Heel may request the entrant concerned to
submit a release statement signed by the model before the prize is awarded.
11. Non-winning entries may be picked up at The Daily Tar Heel office during regular
office hours. Winners will be notified when they may pick up their entries.
12. All possible care will be taken in handling all entries. The Daily Tar Heel will not
assume responsibility for loss or damage of any entries.
13. In the event an award-winning photograph is later found to have violated any
contest rule, The Daily Tar Heel reserves the right to take any action it may deem
suitable, including the return of the prize or prizes awarded. Also, the winning
position will be voided.
Foister's Camera Store, 133 East Franklin St. and Photosynthesis, University
Mall have graciously provided the gift certificates for The Daily Tar Heel
Photographic Contest which will be awarded to winners.
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announcements
RE ELECT JIM HUNT for Governor, organizational
meeting for On Campus Jim Hunt Campaign,
Thurs., Feb. 21 at 8:45 pm, 202 Carolina Union. All
interested persons are urged to attend. Statewide
campaign organizer will be present. For more info,
call 929657.
COME SEE our two-for-one sale! Selected
summer Clogs, Bass sandals and plenty of
Candies still in stock. Also our new spring styles
are in! Leather 'n' Wood, 135 E. Franklin.
Against the Draft? Anti-draft bumperstickers
"DRAFT BEER NOT WOMEN OR MEN". 1 each,
54 & stamped, self addressed envelope: D.P., Box
1147, Chapel Hill 27514.
STUDENTS OLDER THAN AVERAGE
Study Skills Seminar: "Studying Less and
Enjoying It More." Feb. 20th and repeated on the
21st, 12:00 to 1:00, Room 213 Carolina Union.
Bring your own bag lunch; coffee provided. For
further information, contact Roslyn Hartmann,
Office of Student Affairs, 01 Steele Building, 966
4041. NROTC and AWS present Brigadier General
Margaret Brewer, Marine Corps Director of
Information. Discussion: Women and the Military.
Thursday (221), 12:30 in 107 Wilson Hall.
CAROLINA BASKETBALL UP CLOSE and
personal at He's Not Here on the Village Green.
Two color TVs flank 41 brands of beer and ale.
We're always here at He's Not Here.
lost & found
MGL: I found your gold earring in Purdy's. Call 933-0426.
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LOST on campus during the Duke tix distribution: A
GOLD NECKLACE with a PEARL BEAD.
Sentimental value. If found, please call Mim at 933
5362. LOST: GOLD ADD A-BEAD necklace. GREAT
sentimental value. PLEASE call Kim, 933-4724.
SUBSTANTIAL reward.
LOST: LADIES' YELLOW GOLD Omega watch,
sometime Saturday night, Feb. 16. REWARD offered
for RETURN of watch. Call 933-7335.
FOUND: ONE LADES' 10K gold ring with a "D" on
it. Found last October in front of ZTA house. Call
933-6047, offer reward and it is yours.
FOUND: BLACK, SHORT HAIRED male dog (tan
markings), about 50 pounds. Collar shows only
Alachua County, Florida. Really lovable pooch.
Phone 929 9611 (evenings).
FOUND: MEN'S RED SKI JUMPER on Franklin
Street first week in Feb. Yours if you can identify lift
tickets and other item found with jumper. 967-9906,
evenings.
LOST: EARRING, gold, triangular-shaped with blue
Egyptian markings. Possibly lost between Wilson
Library and Saunders Feb. 6. GREAT sentimental
value. Please call 967 9697.
LOST: MAN'S HAND-CRAFTED silver ring with
red tiger's eye stone. If found, call 9296459 or 968
8061 and leave message; keep trying.
help wanted
LOVELY FAMILY needs graduate or
undergraduate student to clean and help with 2
teenagers 4-5 days a week. Good pay; negotiable
hours. 967-4545 after 6 pm.
TOP N.E. PA. COED CAMP seeks teachers,
coaches and college students who love children.
Specialists in all land sports, swimming (WSI), small
crafts, sailing, waterskiing, and cultural activities.
Contact Greensboro representative, Joel 919-272-0767.
WANTED: NON SMOKING MALES as subjects in
paid EPA breathing experiments on the UNC-CH
campus. Total time commitment is 5-20 hours,
including a free physical examination. Pay is 5 per
hour. We need: healthy males age 18-40 with no
allergies and no hay fever. Call Chapel Hill collect for
more information, 966-1253.
ADDRESSERS WANTED IMMEDIATELY! Work
at home no experience necessary excellent pay.
Write American Service, 8350 Park Lane, Suite 127,
Daflas, TX 75231
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Men's basketball at N.C. State at 7 p.m.
ASSOCIATION OF BUSINESS STUDENTS
presents
"CAREERS WEEK"
TODAY find out about:
"CAREERS IN RETAILING"
with representatives from
SEARS ROEBUCK & CO.
4:00 p.m. Carroll T-7
Reception afterwards
EVERYONE INVITED!
The Carolina Union offers you
m
Scheduled events include: ' "'
1. Visits to art museums
2. Jazz concert at Howard University
3. Discussion with Marion Barry,
Mayor of Washington
And, of course, there's the always Sizzling
Washington nightlife. It can all be yours for
only $45.00.
At least 35 people are needed to make the
trip possible. So don't miss out!
Sign up for your WASHINGTON WEEKEND
today. Registration in 201 Union Deadline Today
Trip is Friday Feb. 22 to Sunday Feb. 24
Mr. Pepys loved to wink
at a pretty dish
But one girl was ugly
"as the heart could wish".
Who was she?
The first student coming in with the answer to the
General Manager of the Student Stores wins a
$10.00 Gift Certificate!
Winners of Poetry Contest Not Eligible to enter Poetry
Contest Again
Tuesday's Winner-Jo
There's More in the
SYMffl(EI)Y.TrQ0&(ES
for sale
76 FORD GRANADA: silver, excellent condition, all
electric accessories, new tires, new brakes. Best
offer 2895. Call Sally, 967-7963.
CRAIG E HALL housing contract for the remainder
of this semester. Price discussable. Call Steve at 933
3585 in the evening.
WEAR A TOUCH OF CLASS with a i4K pinky nail.
Send 37.00, check or money order, to Catherine
Williams, 404 James, or call 933-451 1.
FIVE SIT-DOWN PINBALL MACHINES. Moderate
investment, large returns. 3 5 hours per week. Call
Jeff Beach 967-9101 or 933 2610, leave message.
Excellent part-time.
for rent
STUDIO APT. for rent. Partly furnished, 3 blocks off
campus, all utilities included. 135 monthly. Quiet
person only. No pets. Day,942 4388; rate, 967 1114.
roommates
FEMALE ROOMMATE needed for 2 bedroom apt.
at Foxcroft. Room by yourself. 150 plus 13 utilities.
CaB 942 1820.
PROF OR GRAD STUDENT needed to share Estes
Park Apt. Available now. 115monih & k utilities.
CaU Robert, 929 0065 between 5 7.
services
TAKE A BREAK! Beach it at the King George Motel
in North Myrtle Beach. Low spring vacatxn rates
start at 13. CaB 803 249 2721 for reservations
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SERVICES. 137 E. Rosemary St.. Chapel H.3.
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VACATION IN FLORIDA during spring break. Fori
Lauderdale 85, Key West First Class Ocean
Front Lodging. Call now. Karen Benfield, 967 9514;
Emma Beckham, 942-6512,
Wolfuack, Tar Heels read'
One year ago at Reynolds Coliseum in
Raleigh: Carolina, which had led State by 21 at
halftime looked like a certain loser as the final
seconds were ticking away. Only Dudley
Bradley, who did not want to lose, stole the
ball from Clyde Austin and raced downcourt
for a dunk. The game was Carolina's!
They haven't forgotten about Bradley's
exploits of last winter. State is as hyped up as it
ever is when the Tar Heels are coming to play
in Reynolds. In fact, two groups of student
waiting in line for tickets to today's 7 p.m.
game got involved in a scuffle Sunday and
officials postponed ticket distribution until
today.
The Wolfpack players will join their
supporters in being ready for North Carolina.
Amid rumors and speculation that coach
Norm Sloan will leave Raleigh for the head
coaching position at the University of Florida,
the team has continued to play well.
The Pack enters the game with a 7-5 record
in the Atlantic Coast Conference and an 18-6
Kostcr
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LAST CHANCE Bus to Mardi Gras. Two seats
left 70. Leaves Friday, 5:00. Call Steve 929 7890,
or Bob 929 8095.
WHY RISK YOUR SPRING BREAK? B.11 Verch
and the Intercollegiate Ski Association have
taken hundreds of Carolina students on tnps for
the past 4 years. We don't put 5 people in a room!
Come to Daytona and save 400 expensive miles.
Join thousands of college students and stay
FIRST CLASS OCEAN FRONT in the heart of
the action. Disney World and other major
attractions are nearby too! 5 nights, 6 days, keg
party, poobide barbeque party, taxes and tips.
More for your money at only '89.50.
Transportation available. Bill Verch, 942 2610.
QUALITY HOME IMPROVEMENTS-remodeling,
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All work guaranteed. Do work ail days. 942 5224
tickets
WILL PAY FAIR PRICE for 3 4 tickets to Duke
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Call Jeff. 8214507 (Raleigh), keep trying. Thanks!
rides
URGENT! Need nde from New York City area back
to Chapel H J on Sunday, March9 (last day of Spring
Break). CaU 967-6515.
RIDE NEEDED to Tampa, St. Pete area for Spring
Break. PWase tell Sue. 933 3385.
RIDE NEEDED: Desperate! New York.
Provxlence or Boston. Flexible schedule. Wt2
share costs. Women drivers preferred Ca3
Peter at 933047.
RIDE TO CHARLOTTE needed Leave Friday
morning, return Sunday evening, WtB share the
usual. CaS 933 7156.
Wednesday.
overall mark. UNC is 8-4 and 19-5.
"The game has a lot of interesting angles in
addition to it being a State-Carolina clash,"
Sloan said. "There'll be matchups of all
conference candidates, and a matchup of
Player-of-the-Year candidates."
C arolina forward Al Wood suffered
. a slight fracture of his right index finger
in practice Tuesday afternoon and is
questionable for tonight's game.
The injury is not serious but b
painful. Wood will warm up before the
game, and the decision whether he will
play will be made then.
It will be the final game at home for State
seniors Clyde Austin and Hawkeye Whitney.
Each have had their peaks and valleys during
their careers, but they are largely responsible
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DTH, Carolina Union 065A, Chapel Hill, NC 27514. All ads must
be prepaid. Deadline: Ad must be received by 12 (noon) one
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SPRING BREAK: Ride needed for two to Bradenton,
Fla. (Sarasota, Tampa area), or as close as possible.
Will help with driving, expenses. Linda (3 4039),
Archer (3 3379).
wanted
GOT AN EXTRA ROOM? I need a room for 2 people
visiting UNC in late March. Will help with rent. CaB
Brian, 942 4067.
personals
ASA: 1 really like the Tone of thin5. See you
sometime soon in Rimrock Canyon. RS5
TO LYNDON IN N Y.: Clipping, letters,
phone calls. AND EVEN A PERSONAL! I'm so
good to you' I want my cake and Betsy wants her
stuff. WHAT DOES IT TAKE?
RSVP DTH Thursday 8 00 pm at Cube, you ask
someone who looks confused if you can help. Signed
'BETA'
PETE: Here your very own personal. Trunk warm
thoughts. G.
BOOTER: Happy 20th Birthday. Uttie Kappa!
Sometrrves you're a MES, especiafly when you
"break a leg" lor good luck, but we stJ love you
bunches! Mr. S. Mrs S. and two fettle? S.
STEVEN. With a r unnmg mate bke you, I reaSy didn't
lose at aS' Thru a3 the work we had a baU I wouldn't
trade k anything. Thanks' Bab
HAPPY BIRTHDAY ANNETTE
Thus birthday wish coupon is reoVemabie upon
request for Rusty Nails at Horace's
NELSON From rv on, taxi -rv e end at
midniqht, and NO nook tn my car? WHERE ARE
MY ROSES'?!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, you drwx admirer 1 hope
th one wi3 be the bet yet' lx. tram one gr jxJ
thing to another
TO THE GSRL FROM ROCKY MOUNT W
about tome iitW so your "!r &fV)rr" wi know
Hopeful But Noi Sure
NELSON -Gotten any rpt burr lately? H
many ptunts did you get' And Roto, love them
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y to tangle
for making the Pack'sjcar turn out betterthan
observers thought possible before the season
began.
"It's a big. big game from many points of
view," Sloan said, noting the importance as far
as the ACC race is concerned.
Whitney is the only State player scoring in
double figures at 18.8 points a game. Austin
averages nearly nine points a game and is
followed by guard Kenny Matthews at eight
points per contest.
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ubjact matter, discretion Is
urged tor youngar audwncM.
To the beautiful NORML brunette whom I
met in 9th floor lounge. Wtlaon Library,
Tuesday 212 around 330 and Wednesday
morning outside Phillips Would really love
to meet U! Call 933-2694 and ask for Hcxjrt
the Snowman.
R.S.V.P. MEN of 4th EAST; Don't lie shy! Be
assertive tonight! Remrmrwr. you have b-n
selected a the moM rrwetabJe (meatalJe?) mm on
campus! Be there. Aloha. The Women
CHANDRA.
I srt beside you in Fxon 31.
I know you've grt a twin, but you're the one.
Will you have doubts.
If 1 &fk you out?
FbaM say yes, and dU be fun.
JAN The name sounds Jewh to me Oh. whip
me. beat rr. make me write bad cfck. But.al
faSADEs we love you Dan. Shelley, and
Jt-nny
CRICKETS, CONDOS. GRAB, y-s I do rememtirr.
B dy cakes, mdnijht swims, Autumn, Jerries, pies
with thmx-s. calculators, roses, prize and
surprnes. water conservation and YOU!
GINA The mixer ws a benrrg. to sometfog lt
mjht haue been Now I'm content in winmrwi. your
confidence and love as a very special frwnd. The
Stranger
HAPPY 2Ht to the pretty lad- in the eetary e
Rosenau Can we have lunth? Dinner? fd k to
meet you. A Regular Coftee Purchaser
THANKS TO THE PIKSON wto sent me a Mrrvj
ViVntir Wasn't present to receive a and the at
deifwertng don't remember the message or sender
Would Lke to know. Juantta
SJG EP BROH ff RS AND Flux; ES T-rU you so
much ft your sweet Valentine's whs Y'afl are a
great bunch of guys! Love, Tern it Anne
BEN -1 fin3y found ft ad How could I have mtd
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Ofteaos GUJ yti hcW See ya round 10 at the
too Welcome to the 0s! Syd. your fa
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