poois Men to fight State for ACC swimming title By LINDA ROBERTSON Staff Writer In the wake of their stunning victory over N.C. State, the men's swim team has added confidence for the Atlantic Coast Conference championship meet in Raleigh today through Saturday. Although the Tar Heels broke State's 57 straight dual-meet win streak, they will have a harder time ending the Wolfpack's 10-year hold on the ACC crown. Last year, Wolfpack coach Don Easterling's squad won 14 of the 18 events and racked up 586 points to UNC's second-place total of 406. The UNC men will also have to contend with a strong Clemson team that defeated the Tar Heels 65-48 in their dual meet earlier this season. Carolina appears to be peaking just right as it enters the meet. The dramatic 58-55 come-from-behind win over State last week came at the perfect time, according to UNC coach Frank Comfort. "It's nice going into the conference meet having beaten State," he said. The men's swim team has not won an ACC championship in 16 years. "We have a young, but talented team," Comfort said. "Our program is at the point now where we can go into every , meet with the realistic goal of winning it. The Tar Heels have both of their defending ACC individual champions back from last season. Junior Ken Ireland was 1979 ACC swimmer of the year and the most valuable swimmer at last year's meet. He won the 100 and 200 yard backstroke events. Junior Arnaldo Perex is the defending 200 yard butterfly champ. Other swimmers expecting outstanding performances will be sophomore Dave Hansen and freshman Mark Welker in the freestyle events; freshman Roger Vredeveld in the backstroke and individual medley; Keith Hoffman, Jeff Keyser and senior co-captain Mike Amaya in the breast stroke; and senior co-captain Fritz Homans in the butterfly and relays. " Pizza, Soup. ALL YOU MON-FRI 11-2 208 W. ASSOCIATION OF BUSINESS STUDENTS presents "CAREERS WEEK" TODAY find out about: "CAREERS IN SALES MANAGEMENT" with representatives from PILLS BURY CO. 4:00 p.m. Carroll T-7 Reception Afterwards EVERYONE INVITED! r rates 25 words or less Students U.75 Non-Students 2.75 Add 5 for each additional word 1.00 more for boxed ad or bold face type 10 percent discount for ads run 5 consecutive days Please print very clearly announcements JOIN IN MAKING our streets safe from fear of assault and harassment. Become involved in the TAKE BACK THE NIGHT March! Planning meeting: 225, 7:30 pm, Woman's Place, Henderson Street. INFORMAL JAM at the Hobbit Hoagk Factory, Saturday nights at 9 pm. Local musicians and th public invited. Music til 1 am 401 West 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. lost & found ARE YOU A LOSER? Check by APO Lost & Found. Smith Building basement, to find your lost item. FOUND: GOLD TIMEX watch by Colony Apts. bus stop. Call Kathy, 929 3769. LOST; GOLD LCD digital watch somewhere on campus around Feb. 7. u found, please call Carl at 933-4376. Scuha club Your bathtub isn't big enough. Neither is Bowman Gray pool. In fact, it takes a genuine ocean to keep the UNC Scuba Club content. Self-contained underwater breathing apparatus diving began in the late 1940s as a commercial venture. "The idea of sport diving only caught on in the last 10 years or so," said club president Chris Walker, "which is about when we got organized as a group." IMs & CLUBS By CHIP KARNES . At first glance, Walker doesn't convey the Jacques Cousteau image of a scuba diver, unless you notice his silver-dollar-sized watch. "When I first got interested in diving, I wasn't a very strong swimmer," he said. " The sport doesn't require overall strength only one of the advantages women divers have over men, according to Walker. "They (women divers) usually have a slightly smaller lung capacity than men, which means they get to stay under longer on the same amount of air," he said. As a result, more than half of the 35 active club members are female. But, only Jacquiline Bisset gets to dive in a T-shirt, To fight the 50 degree coastal waters, the UNC club wears neoprene wet suits in addition to the standard equipment: a hood, fins, goggles and a tank with regulator, or breathing apparatus. "We also wear BCs," Walker said, referring to buoyancy, compensator vests, "which help the diver both to maintain Inexperience marks 980 golf team By SCOTT PETERSON Staff Writer John McGough, Kevin King, Joey Sadowski. These once familiar names no longer fill the top spots on the North Carolina golf team. And, for third-year coacfi Devon Brouse, the absence of this trio leaves a gaping hole in this year's inexperienced roster. Even though the schedule is lighter than in past years, Brouse faces a difficult job Heiden wins Olympic medal LAKE PLACID, N.Y. (AP) Beth Heiden, the diminutive sister of speed skating superstar Eric Heiden, finally won her own Winter Olympic medal Wednesday. The 20-year-old from Madison, Wis., for whom some had predicted the same kind of performance her older brother would give, won the bronze Wednesday in the 3,000-meter women's speed skating. Later she broke into tears and said the pressure "got in the way of our family," but would not explain how. She finished behind gold medalist Bjoerg Eva Jensen of Norway and Sabine Becker of East Germany. She had finished seventh in her first two events and fifth in the third. The United States hockey team was assured of a spot in the medals playoff even before it took the ice against West Germany Wednesday night. Sweden's 4-2 victory over Czechoslovakia assured the Americans of no worse than a second place finish in the Blue Division. The top two teams from the Red and Blue Divisions go into the medals playoff. "I W: FRANKLIN ST. ONLY (f & LUNCHEON BUFFETS Salad Bar CAN EAT $2.49 FRANKLIN ST. 942 - 5149 7 r"" : LOST: GREEN VINYL notebook containing Japanese notes. Must find before mid-term. Reward offered. If found, please call Elizabeth, 933-0413. '200.00 REWARD for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons responsible for theft of office sign reading: Vickery, Culpepper & Wolfington, Attorneys at Law, 135 E. Rosemary St. Call 942-8523. LOST-BLACK VINYL BRIEFCASE on or near Manning Drive on Monday. Contains Research Data. Reward offered. Call Rick 286 3328, 933-2151 (days) or Steve 967-1435. LOST on Feb. 14 in Hamilton Hall: 3 KEYS on a blue leather key chain. If found, please return to 155 Hamilton Hall andor call 933-7132. MGL I found your gold earring in Purdy's. Call 933 0426. 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, 9334724. SUBSTANTIAL reward. LOST: LADIES YELLOW GOLD Omega watch, sometime Saturday night, Feb. 16. REWARD offered for RETURN of watch. Call 933-7335. FOUND: ONE LADIES' 10K gold ring with a "D"on it. Found last October in front of ZTA house. CajJt 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 Hue Egyptian markings. Possibly lost between Wilson Library and Saunders Feb. 6. GREAT sentimental value. Please call 967-9697. for sale AIWA LD40U CASSETTE DECK, Infinity Quantum 5 speakers. 942 1683. explores the position underwater and to float after he has surfaced." So, with complete outfits ranging from $500-800, how can members afford to dive? "This is where the club helps out," Walker said, "because we have several outfits that members can use for free. After a while, most people get their own goggles and fins, but the club still supplies the rest." Countrary to popular belief, the first two problems posed to a diver 100 feet underwater are not sharks and more sharks. Jaws is a good story but very misleading about sharks," Walker said. "There's been very few definite cases of shark attacks the world over, and the chances of anything happening are extremely minimal. But most divers have a pretty healthy respect for them." The UNC Scuba Club meets monthly -to plan excursions. "We go to the coast about nine to ten times a year to check out the shipwrecks just outside of Wilmington and Morehead City," Walker said. "Our biggest trip of the year will be when we dive in the Bahamas over spring break." The remainder of the meeting time is filled with a slide show, some underwater photography, or a guest speaker from National Geographic or the U.S. Divers Corporation. The next meeting will be announced in an upcoming Campus Calendar. NOTES: The Intramural Office, maintains the Carolina Tennis Pool, a listing of UNC students, faculty and staff who play tennis and want to meet new players at a comparable skill and experience level. Anyone may sign up before March 14 in the IM office. Shortly thereafter, a complete list will be published for members of the pool to use for the remainder of the semester. .. There is a mandatory clinic for all softball officials at 8 rebuilding the Tar Heels to match their lofty sixth place finish in . the NCAA Championships last year. "We lost three of our top five golfers from last year, but I think we can have a good year," Brouse said. "We're anxious to get underway. "On paper we've got some holes to fill, but we've got players that are capable of filling them, depending on how well they come along as the season progresses. It will be important that the juniors give us leadership." The l l-member squad includes three juniors Frank Fuhrer, Phil Bland and Doug Gay that will be the heart and soul of an otherwise young and untested team. Five sophomores and three freshmen occupy the remaining spots on the roster. "Experience is the thing the squad is lacking as a whole," Brouse said. The starting lineup has changed throughout the year and right now it's undetermined. "The reason it is so hard to fill the three positions (vacated by McGough, King and Sadowski) is because those three players got all of the playing time last season," Brouse said. "I'm hoping the younger members of the team will play up to what we need by the end of the Obneffo Tickets: $5.50, 6.502.00 Discount for Student Rush Paul Green TheatreFebruary 21-March 2 LIE 933-1121 LL SUMMER JOB OPPORTUNITIES IN CAMPING 3 Jobs include: Counselors, WSI's, Sailing In structors, Crafts, Canoeing and Naturalist. Top Camp Salaries Interviews and Information this Friday, Feb. 22 10am-2:30 pm Wesley Foundation, Pittsboro St. Chapel Hill N.C. United Methodist Camps TEAC Bidirectional reel to-reel tape deck, model A-2050. Good condition, 5 years old. 150 or best offer. Call Gary, 967-2456. 1978 HONDA NC50 for sale. 1400 miles, good condition. Helmet, lock, and cable. Great for town or campus. 30 mph100 mpg. 200 firm. Call 942-6903 after 3:00 pm. CRAIGE 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 14K pinky nail. Send '37.00, check or money order, to Catherine Williams, 404 James, or call 933-4511. 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 GREENBELT APARTMENTS Jones Ferry Rd. Modern one bedroom, total electric, on bus line, fully carpeted, drapes, water, included. Pool, AC, and laundry facilities. Available for immediate occupancy, 929 3821. roommates FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED: Share 2 bedroom Townhouse 1 mile from campus; private bedroom, on bus routes. Now thru May, option to assume lease. 110month, li utilities. Call 929-6289, keep trying. RESPONSIBLE GRAD needed to share Old Well Apt. '112.50 plus H utilities. Nonsmoker only. Immediate occupancy. C route. Jeff, 967-6337, after 7:00 pm. FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED immediately for Tarheel Manor Apt. 92 & 13 utilities. Own room. Non-smoker preferred. Call 929 5990, keep trying services HUMAN SEXUALITY INFORMATION and Counseling Service offers counseling and referral on contraception, relationships, pregnancy, homosexuality, and venereal disease. Call 933 5505 or drop by Suite B, Union. STUDENTS OF ESOTERIC and recondite: send SASE for details. Aega Research, Box 36751, Growe Pointe, Ml 48236. depths season. The Tar Heels tied for 1 3th place with Wake Forest in the Pan American Invitational in early February, the only tournament Carolina has played to date. The squad travels to Gainesville, Fla., Wednesday for opening round play in the GaforrInvitational. Carolina will defend its two tournament wins from last year in the Palmetto Classic and in the Pinehurst Intercollegiate. The ll tournament schedule also includes the Atlantic Coast Conference Championships at Northgreen Country Club in Rocky Mount. Brouse labeled the 1980 Wake Forest team the Deacons best since the one on which touring pros Jay Haas and Curtis Strange played. Brouse named the Demon Deacons a "heavy favorite" to capture the ACC title again this year. He said that Carolina is included in the "four or five teams that will fight for the second spot." C Time to get yreadyjp-- i i in i hi i i i A v v0 Shakespeare's powerful love story of passion, jealousy and betrayal, in a new, vibrant production at the Paul Green Theatre. "Othello" is tender and startling, innocent and morbid, sweet and sinister. Don't miss this powerful theatrical experience! TWO WEEKS ONLY! Playmate repsrtcry ccrnpany CATCH RAYS IN FLORIDA during Spring Break! Leisure Unlimited Vacations has operated as a fully licensed tour company running trips to Key West and Ft. Lauderdale for 5 years. Stay at the Rivierra or Key Western for 6 days5 nights for 95 (quad occupancy). Price includes tennis, activities, gratuities; hotels are ocean front, have pools, bars, etc. Lauderdale and Key West are on the Gulf Stream meaning warm water and sunny days. HOTEL BROCHURES AVAILABLE, transportation too. Call Karen 967-9514, or Emma 942-6512, or please call 1-800-446-1500. INCREASE YOUR reading speed and efficiency, guaranteed. Send only one dollar to Reading Research Assoc., P.O. Box 574, Wingate, N.C. 28174 WHY RISK YOUR SPRING BREAK? Bill Verch and the Intercollegiate Ski Association have taken hundreds of Carolina students on trips 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, pools ide barbeque party, taxes and tips. More for your money at only 89.50. Transportation available. Bill Verch. 942 2610. help wanted PLAYMAKERS NEEDS A STUDENT key puncher to keep our mailing list healthy. Minimum wage plus fringes. Call Pnscilla Bratcher at 933-1122. SUMMER EMPLOYMENT? Interested m being a counselor at Camp Yonahlossee in Blowing Rock, N .C? Wanted: Girls willing to work and enjoy being outdoors. Contact Kendall Page at 929 8040 for information, WANTED. NON SMOKING MALES as sublets in paid EPA breathing experiments on the UNC-CH campus. Total time commitment 520 hours, including a free physical examination. Pay 5 per hour. We need: healthy maks ae 1140 with no allergies and no hay fever. Call Chapel HiS coSWct for more information, 6 1253. ADDRESSERS WANTED IMMEDIATELY! Work at home no experience necessary excellent pay. Write American Service, 8350 Park Lane, Suite 127, DaSas.TX 75231 Thursday, , . 5 , tonight, in 304 Woollen Gym. All softball teams must be represented at one of three organizational meetings Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday in Woollen Gym. Sign-ups for intramural racquetball competition will close next Friday, Feb. 29. This year's Big Four Sports Day is scheduled for Wednesday, April 9. Registration for one of 1 1 men's or eight women's events is due at the Intramural Office by March 14. Also, Co Rec Playday will be held April 3 at N.C. State. For further details, contact the IM office at 933-1 153. V.'e can't afford to waste it. MflOlLTS IFfllPuST LE&P-ra THE WILDEST WAY TO CELEBRATE LEAP YEAR THE END OF WINTER? 'WITH-SOME REDUCTIONS SO IMPOSSIBLE, THEY READ LIKEMISPRINTSI ALL SWEATERS, Reg. to $65 - Regrouped to S8.S0; $12.00; $10.00 - H0I1E HIGHER! ALL WOOL SUITS, Formerly to $275, Regrouped to - v,. S99.S0 - HOME HIGHER! ALL VOOL SPORT COATS.Reg. to $185 Regrouped to s49.eo - uohe -higher! GROUP SPORT & DRESS SHIRTS, Reg: to $30 Reduced to ALL WOOL TOPCOATS, Reg. to $235 Now $6900 GET THE JUMP ON SPRINGSOLID COTTON BLEND WHITE OR BLUE SPORT COATS, Reg. $75 AtLeap-Frogger of $10.90 Cotton & Linen blend sport coats, most famous traditional house-3 button model, Reg. $125, At Zany $49.90 THIS LEAP-FROGGER IS SO ZANY, IT WILL ONLY BE REPEATED EVERY 4 YEARS. ANOTHER CRAZY HAPPENING TO ADD TO 20 YEARS OF FROGSTRANGLERS1 it CLOTHING CUPBOARD TOW'S : Od Sam Pepysdfank- til he was full A beverage the English called "Lamb's wool". What is lamb's wool? 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 NO WINNER ON WEDNESDAY'S QUESTION YET There's More in the MdklNT.TOC&(El Classified ads may be placed at the DTH Offices or mailed to the DTH, Carolina Union 065A, Chapel Hill, NC 27514. All ad; mi: t be prepaid. Deadline: Ad must be received by 12 (noon) on? business day before ad is to run. tickets DESPERATELY NEED 2 NON STUDENT tickets to Duke Carolina game. Prefer seats TOGETHER, but will buy separately. Will pay ANY reasonable price!! Ask for Susan, 933 5657. WILL PAY FAIR PRICE for 3 4 u km to Duke game. Prefer seats together but will consider others. Call Jeff, 821 4507 (Raleigh), keep trying. Thanks! rides RDERS NEEDED: from Atlanta to Chapel HU on Sunday, March9 Share expenses. Call Kathy at 7 4619. WANTED: RIDE TO JERSEY over spnng break drop me anywhere Philly or north Will share g, etc. Call Jeff Werner, 9426712- pWi4ekep trying URGENT! Ride needed to Fla. for spring break Will share all expenses, driving, etc Call 9336281, evenings. Please keep trying' HELP!!! 1 need a nde to St. Pee (or Tampa) for spring break. WiS share driving arid expenses Can leave Thursday noon. Dan 93 3 8513, keep trying URGENT! Need nde from Nw York City area hatk to Chapel Hill on Surwiiy. March9 (lat &r ot Spring Break) Ca& 967515 RIDE TO CHARLOTTE nevd Uv VtUy morning, return Sunday evening Wi2 starr the usual. Can 933 71S6 SPRING BREAK Rie rwvded k t to Bt advnion, FlaSarasota. Tampa area). or at t a pWi WdS btc'p with drfvmg. exprr' LwU (i40iV) Archer (3 3379) personals TO THE GUY IN THE RED CAR I th.k t m you bkmde joggrr W'oukJ you sttU fcke io nwvi rut ' ! me more. . . Girl m the bue afm up LAYNE I chaiWfvj. y t 3 net AC tr H I1 anytime te wept Thur.ltyi. a y. u4 Love. Sara February 21. 1980 The Daily Tar Heel 5 b-ball From page 1 just happened to be falling." Austin, who had seven points on 3-of-4 shooting, "didn't have any business out there because of a respiratory problem," Sloan said. "But there was no way you were going to keep him out of uniform. He was doctored up, but he insisted on playing and did just a super job." "We just wanted to go out with a victory." a smiling, rasping Austin said. "I ain't sick no more. You can't get nothing sweeter than this." Pack 63. Heels 5(7 CAROLINA FO FT R Pf AT? KIN Wood 5-11 3-4 5 2 1 13 34 OXoren 5-12 3-4 5 3 1 13 37 Wolf 1-1 0-3 3 3 1 2 23 Virgil 5-9 3-4 3 2 2 13 29 Colescott 0-4 0-0 0 1 3 0 24 Black 1-1 1-2 0 4 1 3 17 Yonakor 2-4 0-0 2 1 1 4 18 Budko 1-1 0-0 0 0 0 2 4 Pepper 0-1 0-0 1 0 0 0 10 Braddock .0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 2 Kenny 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 2 Brust 0-0 0-0 0 2 0 0 2 Totals 20-44 10-17 21 U 11 50 200 N.C. Stale FQ FT R Pf AT UIH Jones 2-3 2-3 1 4 0 6 32 Whitney 11-12 4- 2 2 5 28 36 Watts 0-1 0-0 0 2 1 0 15 Austin 3-4 1-2 2 1 6 7 28 Matthews 3-5 0-0 2 2 2 6 23 Lowe 3-4 4-4 1 1 5 10 27 Parzych 0-0 0-0 1-110 8 Whittenburg 2-2 0-0 0 1 0 4 3 Bailey 0-2 1-2 4 3 1 1 24 Nevitt 1-1 1-2 1 2 0 3 4 ToUls 25-34 13-18 18 18 21 63 200 North Carolina 30-2050 N.C. State 36-27 63 163 E. Franklin St., Downtown Chapel Hill Phone: 968-4408 FREE VALIDATED PARKIN 516 S. Tryon St., Charlotte Hours: Mon-Sat, 10-6:30; Sun 1-4 AtLEEN What ho, what ho, What friends are they, Who would not wish you love, On your 19th birthday. Look bke heaven! Be ready by seven! AND don't make a fuss, 'Cue dinner's on US'! K. O. DD. RB, JF. SO & LN SUSAN. Want to experiment? I'm scared, but let get the reaction started. Fst a questxxv What's your major and where are you from? BaM'J Chemist THOMAS, I missed you and Butch h weekend. You both have alot of catching up to do, I hope you can handle the situation. Lady Mdni3ht YO HO. 2 nrte for dinner. Good trrs Never thou'jht you'd get 1 of th? That's the kmd of gov I am. Po TEAM: GRACIAS! You made my 20-.h rt.V gwroovy I m happy and fcht headed thank to Bu)y & J,m Your tun frnd. LINDSAY GOf OKTH bncia) R.S.V.P. MEN of 4th EAST: Sorry, but th DTH grxjffd and ran your personal ye let day But irw rrra if stiS stands. Be prepared to grt tt crazy. The Women DEAR KAPPA SIGMA BROTHERS Thnk to much for th drurn ro and k & hone ol tirrvj Kappa Sgrrwi Sethe! Ytx guys arc fhr gre aW!' Love, Tammi EAS I tR AT LONG BEACH Sony I've Urn such a pot Uly, w2 chavy. Bt at luck tor4. I know you? be sreat! A i-fc Sun STEF: Hey there, woman! Toaat: Hre ' to a I corcxnjnn c4 U. Have a race Oy and a happy tomorrow, (Bruce!) Peace and love. TO THE GIRL J aky fcgte with: Tm tony J make you cry. Vine w can't spend Spring Bek wish ach other, art's MAKE UP foe S lha wknd. LY. David . GIRLS y D 24. A'el , remember Saturday rsf l. Hot dogs were burnad but they were aiN, Br ran out. the c-owd we, a bore, Raiph wa a pj but your bode w adore. We bv you, lacteal GaotoQy Men fr

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