4Tba Daily Tar Hrrl'T'nirsdav, Septri-.iv 1P 1980
at 6 p.m. in the Student Lour j: on Thursday.
Cairf'Sis Crnsde for Cttrist wilt hold its weekly meeting at
6:30 p.m. in 210 Ha.nes.
"What's the Score: Update of the status of ERA in N.C."
will be discussed at a 7:30 meeting of the N.C. Trwsje
Cksfter of Women ia Commarik-aiioas in T7 Carroll Hail.
FtSews&p of Ctsristiaa AsMctes We will have our
weekly meeting at 9 p.m. in the Tm Can. Mike Roberts,
UNC basebill coach, will be speaking. Also, final plans for
the beach weekend will be discussed. Everyone is invited.
The list of new counselors selected for fall training for the
Hasttsa Sua.':iy lafurmadoa ad Coeasesiag Service win
be posted at the HSiCS office today and tomorrow. First
meeting for new counselors is Tuesday Sept. 23.
AH Alpha Clsl S;;ma brothers meet tonight at 7:30 in 221
Venable. This is a called meeting.
ln!enrdiate S&ilor's Review offered by the UNC Sailing
Club for ail interested people preparing to take their
Skipper's Exam. This class will be offered Thursday at 7:30
p.m. in room 215 of the Union.
The Poverty Actios Committee of the Carr.pas Y will hold
its first meeting at 3:30 p.m. in the upstairs lounge at the Y
building. A3 welcome.
Are yo registered la vtt ? If not, learn how to get
registered. Come at 9 p.m. to a forum on voter registration
for all STOW residents in Spencer's parlor.
The Thursday Program of the Baptist Campos Ministry
will feature Dr. Robert Seymour, pastor of Brtnkley Baptist
Church at 6 p.m. in the Cattle House. The program wiU be
preceded by recreation at 5 p.m.
Actuarial EtainlMtios Part 1 and 2, Nov. 13: Part 3.
Nov. 14; Part 4, Arrlkationt must be received in ChicaTO by
Sept.' 25. iZS.ZZlZJ plrt. ApptkalionsTain n.rrr?s Kail
and 101 Nash Kail.
CaroBea StadenU for Life wiil hold a short organic uonsl
. meeting at 7 p.m. in 300 New West. Refreshments ,;t be
provided.
Cpsts Crussd for Christ's weekly meeting is 6:30 p.m.
It's open to all, if you come be on time.
Pfei Gsiaraa Weta Eid mixer at 9 p.m. on 5ih floor '
Granville West. All rushees and non-rushees invited. Come
parry-hardy.
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COMING EVENTS
"Studying Rdijioa at the State University," by Peter
Kaufman, the second in the series of Dinner Discussions
sponsored by the Campus Y, will be held at Dr. Sockwell's
home on Friday at 5:30. Come by the Y to sign up.
UNC Ssliing CJish Rigging workshop for people
preparing to take their Skipper's Exam will be held Friday at
3 p.m. at University Lake. This class b mandatory for those
wishing to take the exam.
Positions are open on the FJeetloas iocrd for two gradute
members. Anyone interested, please apply in Suite C by
Friday.
The deadline for CGC pedilcas for districts 17 and 19 has
been extended to Monday at 3 p.m. Only people residing in
those districts are eligible to run.
Public service announcements must be turned in at the box outsid- the CTW offices in the Carolina Unioo
bv 1 p.m. if they are to run the next day. Each Hem wiil be run at (east twice.
TODAYS AVT!VmEs
There wrll be a meeting for all students interested in
applying, for Rhodes scholarships at 5:15 in Hamilton 569.
Application forms and explanatory material are available
from Mrs. Stephenson in Hamilton 559. -
The EiadiWisiSt Discus&ioa Group will meet at 3:30 p.m. "
at the Presbyterian Student Center on Henderson Street.
- Ambassador Marshall D. Skultsaa, a leading authority on
the Soviet Union, wiU give a lecture on Soviet-American
relations at 8 p.m. in Memorial Hall.
The Undergraduate Art Associatioa will hold a meeting at
4:30 in 1 15 Ackland. Art majors are encouraged to come as
well as other intereste3
Lambda, the Carolina Cay Association newsletter, will
meet at 7:30 p.m. in room 217 Carolina Unioo.
The L'SC Cyc!is$ Club will hold an organizational
meeting at 6:30 p.m. in 221 Greenlaw. Come if ya can.
The Elack Studeet Movement is organizing a BSM
Carolina Cheerleading Squad (male and female) to lead soul
. chant at a pep rally before the Maryland game. If you want
to "pop what ycu got' for UNC and the ESM, come to
practice at 5:33 hi the Great Ha3.
The UNC Cf.ess Oub wi3 meet at 7:33 in the Union. The
tournament this Saturday will be discussed.
The rVild-Campus Ctsspter of later-Varsity OrUtiaa
FtSowsfcip will meet at 7 p.m. in rooms 213-215 Union. Bob
Arbarno, Christian psychologist, will be speaking on
"Christianity and Emotions."
Petitions are now available in Suite C for any residents of
districts 17 and 19 who are interested in running for those
CGC scats. Petitions are due in at 3 p.m. and must contain
only signatures of people from districts 17 or 19.
Campus Oiriniiaa Fellowship will have a Bible study at 7
p.m. in the Union. We will be studying Romans 3.
Tbe First CcSeiate Bass Masters of L'NC win have its
organizational meeting at 7 p.m. in Greenlaw 107. Whether
you're a member or hobby fisherman, come on.
Coraasanity 1 meets for an evening of supper and sharing.
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year will offer students the opportunity
to receive grants to fund self-designed t
humanities projects in a program called
Youthgrants.
To be eligible for these grants,
students must present a summary of
their proposed projects to the National
Endowment for Humanities in
Washington, D.C. by Nov. 15. .
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program director of Pre-Career
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paid for doing something they like to do.
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months of checking out options, writing
resumes and making contacts, Berstein
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PEP helps students to do this, she
said. To participate ia this program, a
student must attend one of its
orientation meetings. The next
scheduled meeting is at 1 p.m. Monday,
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jobs," Bernstein said. "We solicit
information about career-related jobs
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Soviet-American relations tonight at 8 in
Memorial Hall.
His talk "From Rorschach to
Rashamon to Bumper Stickers," will
explore a variety of viewpoints on
foreign policy.
Shulman was formerly director of the
Russian Institute at Columbia University
and is on national service leave from his
faculty position as Adlai E. Stevenson
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A Woman's Journey
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