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Wednesday, October 29, 1980Tha Ds'.ly Tar Hse!5 7T71 --u - n 9 UP Tfl I I it! ' V T I f i ' f! I 1 HU Ww 4 . y it u From pcga 1 Taylor feels TarXIecIo don't get enough respect Dy DAVID POOLE Ass'itasl Sjortt Editor Lawrence Taylor feels that North Carolina football is a lot like Rodney Darerfield. No matter what the Tar ' Heels do, they just don't get no cect. 'I don't think that a lot cf people are takin us seriously," Taylor said Tuesday. "The Atlantic Coast Conference has been known for mediocre football and I think that Oklahoma will probably be sleeping a little bit." Sleeping while on the same field with Taylor, a 6-foot-3, 237-pound senior from Williamsburg, Va., might be bad for an opposing team's health. The hard-hitting outside linebacker is called Filthy McNasty by some of his teammates, and one writer has described his play by comparing Taylor to !"Godzi!ia at feeding time." Taylor says he's ready for the game with Oklahoma and that he's not surprised Carolina is rated a six-point underdog despite being sixth in both pc;ls, 10 spots ahead of the Sooners. The ACC has been down so long th4t we can't expect to go in and play a powerhouse like Oklahoma and be favored," Taylor said. "They're known for good football," he added. ."Besides, I like being the underdog. You can't be capght sleeping if you're the underdog. It would make a win that much sweeter." Taylor said that Oklahoma . vs. Carolina is the biggest game in which he has played but that the contest may ncjt be as big as many fans perceive. 1 Wfy V NEVrCSK STYLE J . 4 r is - V a m,mm Buy Ccstrfct Mto&&?6c& 2nd PLlZ:i (Soma Value) . 2 FIIICE Ect In cr Tc!:o Out "Every Day Except Fridays' Coupon Good thru 9-30-eO 0 IB 1 CC 3-4371 603 W. FRANKLIN ST. j I c t -1 25 word3 or less S ti:d en t3-' 1.75 Non-Studcnts 2.75 A4J t lor ach a4J:tkMl word '1.C0 mton for bod 4 or fcoUface typ 10 prct discount tor d mm S conMcattve Uy Hmn Frimt Vry CJewrty m-m w mm '"m SIXK TOST Tl KINGDOM. A yo lnterive wVnd 4ih Stephanas Trinity. Spend the weekend '.,h TrtaSty, xjertec Yo$ way of Lie. frt., Oct. Si-Sun., Nov. 2 C3 S29-47S9. ATTt;.T.:ri ail i:j;:r;r"3 cc::ocl FACULTY mmi et4Mte. Y mrm eerJti.!" IsieJ t tm Ascl- 'Jess cf Eztla9 tt.?.'.ez'.i' 11,7. s-?fs Tarfy. It la omt LkVeCl ptsfy fat tm j-r 99 ca msXa tl cscte -a 17 e-JU Cciasr ZJ, ttm m&CJ 5 pm I rosea RAfE CH2S1S CENTER tralnlni for new v4nfrrrs be'ns T?., I'lov. 4 at 7:1) pm at the Women's Ct-!r. i W. Bmary. C&1 Jnet for more bvfjrmatkin. S1.34t'S. c;cTor.rjirisT kc.'::stisi!., Nov. 1, 8-12 pm al the Commufsi'y Oiurch, Oipl IL2, 13.5-3 ainsilo Include fe'te beer, ciiar, prrtatla efwf kv wale. Wttftt extra. Tk.kett at GermaA Dept. CltATO. inUL is: CI I SOIOOL mni CU flu w d hmt I taunt J I louse Oct. 11 St 23 from 7-9. lfrMti to be donated to charily. BiU3 youf t-t'e brother or sUtrr! CC! Z f : j A.D FA1TY at Vermont. Jaji. 3-1 D. r.fSKwt'i eof.fe rs.!if st.eU Cn W. C3 VVtt-9i7-9 117 or Itkhtle V :j.7 IS M snort t-'j. WaUh Ij snert'f Ir.fo. f.twtsy. vz cj:clina lw.c: rrui cc::::mix to ms k fes pt'" aerWs, put sw ""tfPM la wit'i-j and tS tSesa to er-y f.n tti,4 pmm at the t -ks la Cam-3 H.3 to: A7T::r;:::ir - ir t cr ic.v I--. '.! i 7.: 3 la 1 : 1 C ,tt . '.! . i' T; r:vY f i!'r. r.oM t l c ii:.ii!.'i. th.t. n. is t-.f. t".-: t Kit. "News in Brief capsulizes the latest news. Read it every day in The Daily Tar Heel. 'i"n ''' 1 j 1 111 ' i - ." ' FTn3 . - r. p . . . Lawrence Taylor "We've heard talk about Oklahoma ever since people found out they were on our schedule," he said. "I think the students are more excited about the game than we are. "I don't think that one game will make or break our season, though. We just want to play well and not give them the game. If they win, they'll have to play well. "It's a relief that the game is finally here," he said. "We had to go week by week and that's hard when you have something like this game down the road. If you let yourself look past something, though, whatever's in your face can jump up and smack the mess out of you." LEARN RETAIL MANAGEMENT PART TIME Radio Shack offers the opportunity for you to start your career working part time with us. while you're now in college. Get a head start in the retail manage ment field with the top company in -the ' industry and, at. the same time, earn extra income. Join us. a division of Tandy Corporation. (NYSE) and later step into your own store management upon graduation. 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Silver, with BDH 12-25-78 engraved on back. At Purdy's last Wed. night. Great sentimental value. Reward! Can Brad at 933-34S5. LOST: KEYS WITH LEATHER ALLIGATOR key chain btw. Hamilton & Carroll. Reward. Call 942-7790. LOST: ADD A BEAD NECKLACE to War Shop Sun. 2.C3 pro. U you saw or found It, please c!l Diana at 933-6273. Sentimental value. BEWAHD! KH:SS. IS NOW ACCEPTING applkaSons for wa!treee and cook. Apply In person between 1 1 em-2 pm and 5 pm-IO p?n w-v 3 Rosemary Street S9iJe PTA Ftaa). WANTED: NON SMOKING HfillS as sublets hi paid FPA brwathln UKpertaMmfa on the U.'iC 01 campus. Total trie commitment to 13-15 hours. tnckrg a free physical tuamlnatioa. Pay to IS.C3 pr hour. We mm4 healJty na!, ? 1S-43 "S;h no Serslet and no hafvef. C3 8-5 Mon.-f rl. ti more Infarmattoa, 9i6-l dc:":o3 tizzA phw l. I1.H4 sc&4ait lt fall 4 Cmm ei . 1 1 srt a 1 1 3-1 3 S r. fi, - j I a per 5e ps at S3 l. d44Mry. OVTl'SEAS JCr.S Sumnxtyrar rojvJ Eur-re. S. A-n., Aui:r:,a. Av.a. A3 I k!.! SSC3-$li:3 mont'.V E?enes f-a!d. h:et'"i. Tnse Wrt-:e: SJC toa i2 UQ 1 Corona Ui fUr. CA CA?:n:s r::: r'::.TAT?,"r: rocrr.OM Pan. It rat pet'ws pori: .j t cual.'y f , ;13 Creak beach tJ'.' t o ar -s t-t tcrrr ix r hj fere !. C3 fef Tt 1 ; , ' - jn. UramS Trawcl, Lk., Fe'ls't it-is, 0.'j-t.l3, Ha.," t:::i. ',:):: sc.: . C. L t ay I I wr 1X f 1 1 V T . a.. "" is.fi i . :i v. :y I i . f i :2 t. '4 c . tv at t : 1 1 . I v t; ,2 c.iL . ; c : : i r. c : j s . i tins T;:,N'.iT autho::jty w t.j (t r i ti I 1 t.m b. m i fiM a it 4 'J 3 al i T A If I! ?w "-tii J l"1' BARGAIN MAtWES$2 I I Til 6 PM Mn.-Fri. AH Sarins I I t 1 I ' M I J 111 Taylor sees the battle with the Sooners as a game in which the Tar Heels could gain national respect. Despite the Heels' strength in the polls this year, Taylor feels the team hasn't been recognized as a national power. This, he feels, is Carolina's big chance. "Every game is important to us," Taylor said. "This can be a steppingstone to what we want. We want to be No. 1, because no one remembers who the No. 6 team in the nation was. To become No. 1, you have to have people recognize you, and this is a game in which we can get some national attention." . If Oklahoma indeed knows little about the Tar Heels, a quick scan of the UNC defensive statistics should be enough to cause a little scare. Through seven games the Tar Heels have allowed only 39 points and just 538 yards net rushingboth figures among the nation's best. Taylor said the Carolina defense might be the key factor in this week's game. "I think the game will be mostly our defense against their offense," he said. "I know our offense is capable of putting some points on the board. If our defense can hold their offense, we can win." Taylor said the Tar Heels will do battle for themselves first, but that Carolina also will be carrying the ACC banner with them as they play the nationally known Sooners. "We have to. win respect for ourselves first," he said. 'But we are also working for the ACC. The Big Eight is a great football conference, but not every team in the conference is good. We'll just have to re-educate them about ACC football." BARGAIN MATINEES $2.00. Trt 6 PM Mn.-Frf. AB Screens HELD OVER 3RD WEEK "STAHSUST 3:00 7:00 y?w.-.t jpgj 5:00 9:00 1 K-LD OVER ShD V tcis. GOLDIE HAWN as PitlVATK o NOW SHOWING 3:10- 5:1Q 7:10 9:10 "Loving Couplss" Shirley Maclaine James Coburn Susan Sarandow pffl TslOW SHOWING 7:15 -9:15 Charles Cronson HOUSEHOLD HELPER: 15 HOURS PER WEEK, late afternoons. Walking distance from campus. Car provided for occasional errands. $3.50 per hour. Ca3 929-4 4S5 after 7:15 pm RELIABLE PERSON needed to do houaecteaning 4 hours a week. $3.25 per hour. You must have a car. Call 933-0461 after 6 pm. CHEMISTRY TUTOR NEEDED Immediately for CHHS student. Reasonable rates. Call Jose D. late evenings after 6 p.m. 929-3125. HELP WANTED: PART TIME OR FULL TIME, preferably nights. Apply In person at Time Out at University Square. GET READY FOR HALLOWEEN MIXERS with foe painting In th Fit by Zeta Tau A!pha, Oct. ZOth and SltU from 12-5. Proceeds go to ARC. 1 NEEDED: MALE ROOMMATE for trailer oS tiomestead Rd. Furnished except for your bed, $370 per month pkts utilities. Avalla tie now. Call 947-9523. . ' ROOMMATC NTTDED TO SHARE 4 bedroom condominium 1 milt from campus c3 Airport Rd. on t? v-i"; -i. Rent to $ 1 1 9 plat expenses. Call Den at 942.7473. FO.l &IT.1NG S1: Tern! wanted for besut'ul Dcs'twwood Apt. Separate room, on bus route. $11$ plus ut.V.:Um. C&3 Cety. iewny, or Cinrty after 9X0 92731. MALE nOO?:MATE NEEDED to share Eat Park Apt. Local? J 2 er.lk from campus wtih Cut Rotite. Hftt $H2mooih plus utJ. Avalatle rw. C&3 Ken or I k 967-3173. EXDHOOM AVAILABLE b 3 bedroom apt. 1 m::e fcfon campus. $3.33 snoe4h ploa u.h:ie. IXeral aonamcLb male prrferred. 567-7721. EA.NYO 2-2 fe? r6l--tr, Uk r ttO. fC'l tJ'ISLi P A K-2 173 'm t: h okma t!;.-- i U !." boois and K-2 pMt ) Cc lst c.f.: Ca3 Oaay t fJ3-fil3. rirlct tf ,.".f. ''. il f, - . I I t c. .J H A I i ' n. i -.; -' 5 s JK J C J m tvi t r. t' -i :. cm iit $ ft it ! trn i ts f, , ri har j a; f-l . . I. J fce t' L ia t! AP rankingo Tho AP Top 20 1. Alabama (57) 7-0-0 1,289 2. UCLA (8) 6-0-0 1,222 3. Notre Dame 6-0-0 1.141 4. Georgia 7-0-0 M05 5. Florida State 7-1-0 935 6. North Carolina 7-0-0 943 7. So. California 5-0-1 859 8. Nebraska 6-1-0 852 9. Ohio State 6-1-0 771 10. Baylor 7-0-0 719 11. Pittsburgh 6-1-0 644 12. Texas 5-1-0 623 13. Penn State 6-1-0 539 14. South Carolina 6-1-0 493 15. Missouri 6-1-0 387 16. Oklahoma 4-2-0 310 17. Brigham Young 6-1-0 197 18. Michigan 5-2-0 135 19. So. Methodist 5-2-0 131 20. Purdue 5-2-0 . 90 Soccer team to play Terps- 'The North Carolina men's soccer team travels to Maryland for an important Atlantic Coast Conference . encounter with the Terps at 3 p.m. today in College Park, Md. "Every game from - here on in is vital," UNC coach Anson Dorrance said. "This game is double important for the ACC title and for the bid to the NCAA tournament." The North Carolina field hockey team takes on the Durham field hockey club in a scrimmage at 6:30 p.m. today at the Navy Field Astroturf. ft Mj 1 Mm ft f "T f ! i I Kv ' "SOUTHERN DINING Every Evening 6:00 to 9:00 pm. Lunch ! 1:30 am to 2:00 pm. Reservations recommended. 967-7770. Brown baling permit. ; 8 miles south of Chapel Hill on US 15-501. EVICTION SALE AT KIEL HI 33 of all instruments, most strings and accessories, including Martin and Yamaha guitars. Wild wood banjo. Flatiron mandolins, violins, violas and cellos. Hurry-we must be out by Thur.. Oct. 30. HUlmusIc 113 N. Columbia, above Soundhaus. FOR SALE MUSIC MAN GUITAR AMP 6.5 Watts 2 12 inch speakers excellent condition 929-3336. $375. 1975 HONDA CIVIC CC: RadlaW. Mag Wheel. Front-Wheel drive. Clean inside and out: mechanically sound. $2O0Obest Eer. Call Valerie. 967-1613 (after six. please). HALLOWEEN HAS ARRIVED at The Shrunken Head Boutique! We have the best supply of ghoulish masks, body paints, eye masks and more. Complete Playboy bunny suits also available. Come In and see them today! ? $ y BUYING GOLD AND SILVER FOR CASH! FJns. necklaces, gold and :!ver coins, sterling. James Home and Son, 1C2 E. Weaver Sc Carrboro 10-5:30 M-F 10-1 Sat. 967SS0. NAVAJO TRADING POST Buying Gold & S2vert 10. 14, 1E4; gold Jewelry. and dental gold. Duytni diamond one carat & over, and sterling silver. 510 W. FrarJJla 929263 WILL BUY NEW AND USED LT (Hock. Hit. Blues. CUi-i. New Wave, etc.) and LNTTTLE COLLECTION. Also tapes. Good prices. 929-6175 leave name and number. NEED RIDE TO JACKSONVILLE. NC (o vicinity) o-n Frt.. Oct. 31. Hccse c3 U.'J 942 9 (best to ra3 about 5-7 pm or leave metl)- HALLOWEEN SPECIALS AT POOR r.:Cli.r:DS. Ml. St. lUtena mails. nurse's hats, U.S. Navy mkUrffS. Portujese cargo pants w.ly $5. VS. Norw'-a voc4 hats, bee-krr hat. sufVal scrub t ;s as4 rr.?s, red and while Unit uit, k3 tine A mJLjtrf yft:irms. SpUl: t .! rr f .14 vetts or.'v 127.C3. 1C JT ST . 4 AvaUL!c lit Immediate tip."wy. (4 b-i,'oosn apartment, tfja"y elertrtc. bua Lae, oocJ, laundry il :-. Caf. dr avl stxr farr.SJ. CU av..latU. C3 ' il ft i -la. 13 6. st-iirA'.:: cl'.itc: f.:xr,oe,! a;t. d. I sf J, 1. I' i f from r-:v, o i fc-vt. p ' .11. S 1 ' 4. t. a tt i i is e a sf t " ' ' y f es.."J ''' :tts were e. t. tl. lA'i, .General encouragement? Let's beat the Sooners? No. "The letters have been specific things about players and coaches," Crurn said. The letters obviously have been written by members of the Muskogee chapter of the UNC Alumni Association, right? Crum said not. "They are just people living in Oklahoma who don't like Oklahoma." The Sooners, like UNC's opponent last week, East Carolina, run the wishbone offense. Crum said OU's version poses more problems with quarterback J.C. Watts and halfback David Overstreet heading a fleet of speedy backs. "While Oklahoma runs the wishbone, they use a little different concept. Oklahoma uses more motion with it. The quarterback is a very key man. He will run the ball." While Watts has ' rushed for 303 yards third best behind Overstreet and Study in France! UNC at MONTPELLIER Informational Meeting ' Wednesday, -Oct. 29 3:30 p.m. 303 Dcy Hall r STARTS TODAY TV .1 Distributed by The I n v 7 ZJ. 0 I san s v- m sas usa f r InfiiasiiiMMiMM beesw ll w s THE. CflflOLin TiOTRI: DCiircii DMrviinri 605M939 Evenings 7:20 . 0:00 Last times Thursday fTf From Atlantic Rck-asinu Oirporation ClasGilled ads may be placed at tho DTH OIHccs or mailed to the DTH Carolina Union 055A. Chapel Hill, NC 27514. All ads must be prepaid. Deadline: Ad must be received by 12 (noon) one business day before cd is to run. JULIE sorry I had to watch the debates Last night. Td rather have been at the 1-trary -Kh you. 1 wi3 try a sain. STARCAZER. STUDENT LEADERS wanted to volunteer lor the 1981 Orientation Commission. Applications available today in the o.Txe of Student ATairs. 01 Steele EkJj. A3 Interested freshmen, sophomores, and juniors arc invited to apply. Applications due by Oct. 31. No experience necessary. Sneak away enjoy our peace of Mountain. Spend an Intimate weekend by the fireside In secluded hideaways In the Great Smokies. Mountain Brook Cottages. Rt. 2, Boa 301, Sylva. N.C. 704-S&6-4329. VJmmi-li Ou isattcraJ LW4 wio 4lmm bee kale M&srat switt hmmm fracLiaa aad mt mmwt naulreesaata UJ3jLF. ILO.T.C 4 cartographic snarlaaca. Ccalyt Tk V.Lord, P.O. Boa 13il. eaJ Ls2'a3 LlrtVdsv m-mtls.- ta Osf I Use; era. Foe otJ'j 1 eaa k wa ewa4a friew4. Ca3 wnyor fae "alataenta'! 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I. ,.J J lie !. v . v' , l.-.'. '. k r J 33 "n? I; ; i t j'." hid j i".": : t - t - c cv- . t'--e KO 1A" Y." hee t : t tI I e i tt-vw eHwt I .4 trte .it., v t t X-i. 1 a-1 IrS I ( I '. . Mi r ". r Stf 'J "' ke. F.s eJ Stanley Wilson he has completed 24-of-52 passes for 563 yards and two . touchdowns. "They do a nice job of disguising the pass until the last minute," Crum said. "They lull you to sleep." Crum also talked about the bowl situation. He said he thought the Sooners would have to beat Nebraska to go to the Orange Bowl, which annually includes the Big Eight champion. As far as Carolina's chances of getting a bid to a major bowl, he said, "We could win the game and not go to a major bowl. I don't think the game is going to determine whether we go to a major bowl or not." i r Gaorja Duma reiums! OH, GOD! COOIC !! Shows ct 7:30 9:30 WaJtar M-SJiaw is dors srous in HOPSCOTCH Shows at 3:15-5:15 7:15-9:15 CAROLINA CLASSICS SERIES CeSa Davis Henry Fonda .. 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