4 The Da fy Ter Heel Thursday, November 13, 1980
Public service announcements must be turned in at the box outside the OTH offices in thf- Carolina Union
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' The X I " tV- - 1.x Hon will meet at 4:30 p.m'.
in the Crw,s Union. F lease check Union desk for the
room nci. '.cr. All are wtlcome.
TLoi Eiilrt, eivsotfr! c mdm of Beaver Col'.eje
Ceatef f ot Edac&iloa AirusJ, will be available to meet with
students interested in STUDYING ABROAD IN THE
UNITED KINGDOM from 10-11:33 a.m. in the
latrmatloml Center, Carolina Union.
Tie Af.ifaAfr-Aaer5ca S:udi Curriculum presents
fontm, "Tk X . J Dectlsss: V i.A Do TVy Meaa for
Asrfc7" at 7:30 p.m. in room 202-204 of the
Uriioa. Among the panelists will be faculty member N3
. rWier ad Charts Hopkis, Washington Post city editor
1 .7 ":s4S CUenaa skJ sfsdesit Early Pae.
!i itsaa exili'y L.'ormt&oa and Cowwelitig Service will
meet at 7 p.m. in room 470 Hamilton- Hail.
The l'i C Saiii.nj Cfcfc wij hold a politick dinner at 7 p.m.
in forehead Cellar. AH members are invited to attend.
LAJC3A, the Carolina Gay Association newsletter,
msr.'s at 7:30 p.m. in 420 Hamilton. Both new and old
participants are invited.
.Zf Joy Anderson will be t peaking on F omai Etiquette
c4 S&e.'itrn Hospitality at 7:30 p.m. at the Zeta House. Ail
it welcome. '
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Csmpm Ctmfi ef later-Vastly CJsHslSaa Fellows!;!? are
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encouraged to meet for review and encouragement at 7 p.m.
in rooms 21-24 at Chapel cf (he Cross. ' '
There will be a meeting of s.U tutors involved in Canspw Y
Tutorial Program at 7:30 p.m. in 234 Peabody. Please
contact the Campus Y if you can't attend the meeting.
The Sonthern Part of Heaven? We will be stuffing
envelopes afternoon from 12-4 p.m. in room 222 of the
Union. Lots of help needed! If you can spare a little time
come by.
TEe Student Government Budget Review Committee will
meet at 5 p.m. in Suite C of the Union.
I'BiversSty Placement Services will conduct a 'group
orientation meeting for education majors at 2:30 p.m. in 08
Peabody Ha!!.
- The Miss-A-Meal Meditation Croup will meet at 12:30 at
the Baptist Campus Ministry.
Kev. EamaeTlL Cole will be tonight's speaker at the
United Christian Fellowship's Annual Revival Services. The
UCF Choir and Deaf Ministry will render music. Services '
begin at 7:30 in Gerrard Hall.
LCSCANXAK: a free introductory talk about "Beyond
Time, Space and Matter" will be held at 7:30 p.m. in the
, South Gallery meeting room of the Union.
Job-seeking woriAhop will be offered by the University;
Placement Services at 2 p.m. in 108 Hanes Hall. Activities
expanding on the Skills Guide will be covered.
The UNC Cfcesi Club will meet at 7:30 in the Union.
Join in the fight against otitic and help increase crime
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awareness in our community. 1 he new student committee on
Cnme Prevention and Awareness will hold its second
meeting at 3 p.m. in room 207 of the Union. All are invited.
Thursday Program at the Eapfist Campos Ministry will
feature a joint program with the N.C. State and Meredith
ECU with a pancake supper following the program at 5 p.m.
Lota! Chapter of the Nation Space Federsiioa will meet at
7 p.m. in Old Well Apartments for premier organizational
meeting. Call 942-3787 for details.
There will be a meeting of the Poverty Action Committee
at 3:30 in room 206 of the Y building. Anyone interested in
helping with a weatherization project Saturday morning is
welcome. "
Use first CuUc'ai Bass Masters of L'NC will meet at 7 in
Greenlaw 107. All members are urged to attend.
COMING EVENTS
KUleJ is holding a shabbaat dinner Friday at 6 p.m. Cost is
only $2.00. Services will follow at 7:30 p.m. Please make
reservations by 5 p.m. Thursday.
Granviile 7th East and t.a West wili have a See-Saw-n-Thoa
for Special Oljsepks Friday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Come out by the pool and support the "sawers"!'
North and Kiid-Csnspus later-Varsity will have a hayride
at 7 p.m. Tickets should be purchased by Thursday from all
group leaders or large group coordinators.
Gay Dance, Friday at 8 pan. in the fourth floor Blue
Room at the NCSU Student Center. Sponsored by the Gay
and Lesbian Christian Alliance of NCSU.
The E!ack Student Movement Graduate Action
Committee will sponsor an informal winecheese gathering
for faculty, administrators and graduate students. Meet at 4
p.m. in room 202 of the Union.
Ellen Feingold, director of the Office of Ch il Kigists for
the U.S. Department of Transportation will speak on "Civil
Rights and Transportation" Friday at 1 p.m. in 102 New
East.
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Junior prep
What could be more traditional on
campus than pullover sweaters,
),'.oxford sjiirts and dress pants. They re
timfi!i norfs of Carolina life.
dress pants, in assorted
sweaters by Crazy Horse, in
colors, S-M-L, 28.00; button-
down shirts by Crazy Horse, in
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Sportswear;
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Men's traditional
Contemporary c!assic$,Jike
Beatle recbrds, Vonnegut novels
and these fashions, never go out
Polyesterwool '
slacks by Thomson,
belted, in assorted colors,
29.50; 100 wool Shetland
sweater by Alan Paine, -
crew-neck, in assorted
colors, 40.00; 100
cotton, oxford cloth
dress shirt by Gant,
with button-down
collar, in white or
blue, 23.50.
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University Mall
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First Annual 1K3 Homeeomir-g parade Organizations
that would like to be in the parade should contact Charlie
Erown at S33-1515.
We need hosts and hostesses, waiters and waitresses and
sales clerks for the Campus Y Handicrafts Fxasar to be held
Dec. 5-7 in Great Hall. All interested persons can sign up ia
room 102 of the Y builulr. No experience necessary.
WIN A YEAR'S SIT FLY CF EEES, a JVC stereo
receiver, dinners, roses or other prizes! Register by signing
'up for your YACK portrait, 933-1239. Last day is Friday,
Nov. 21.
Intramural: Grail mural starts tins week basketball
officials needed immediately no special rules for grail
tournament also time and score keeper needed for
basketball.
The NaUoeal Affairs Committee of Student Govern meat
eas placed a file cf acii-war, anti-draft and coascieatious
otjeciioa ESieriils on reserve at the Undergraduate Library
for the ti.' f students. The ea3 Dussber is XX-42I.
The American Studies Curriculum and the Graduate
History Society wiil sponsor a lecture by Professor Alan
Tracfctenberg of Yale University entitled "Portraits and
Portrajals: Matthew Erady and Walt Whitman." The
lecture will be presented Thursday Nov. 21 at 8 p.m. in III
Murphey. Trachtenberg is chairman of the American Studies
Program at Yale and professor of American studies and
English. He is author of the highly acclaimed "Brooklyn
BrfcSge: Fact and Symbol," as well as of numerous articles
and several important anthologies in American studies.
BSM presents Kozada AH Greek step show and
Jam Saturday in the New Tin Can.
ESM presents the Annual Coronation Ball. Live
entertainment by Argio Inc. of Charlotte, N.C.
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accej ung sr;-Ka,jons far execuOve cooiaCttee t-ositicjis al
for corri.Tu;t rnenberships from Nov. 12-23. To arj-ty.
come by e.e SCAU effxe in Suite B cf the Union.
The rt-.Ij of tie fckUe Cea AB:'a Trsit wi3 be
avaiktle ia room 215 c-f Ue Union from 9 a.m. to noon
Thursday. Testing done by Elack UNC Greeks oa Oct. 12
past.
Start FlCi.rrCC- ::.G r?ht wit the Jam in toe Tarkeel
Fit at the ESM Carolina Pep Ray at 4 p.m. Friday in the
Tm Can.
Tie I'.' ';ty Mi-jrs:a be ia concert Thursday Nor. 29 La
the New Tin Can from 9 p.m. to I a.m. Tickets are avaHabie
at the Uriioa desk and at the door. The Residence Hall
Association is sponsoring this event. Come prepared to
dance!
Come hear the group "Kandy and Mark" play at'
Martini's tonight at 10.
" The annual East Asian studies field trip will travel to
Washington, D.C.. on the morning, of Nov. 14 (Friday) and
return to Chapel KJ1 the same day. The group will tour
Bossai at the National ArbornTara and visit museums on the
Wasiasg'oa li3. Bus fare is $22. For more information,
contact Miis FWtcfcer at 933-5577, department of history.
The Poverty Actios Comnuaee needs voluntews wit
ladders and hammers for our wcatherizir.g project. We will
be back in time for the game. Meet at Chi Psi Lodge at 8:30
Saturday if you can help.
The United CVbtiaa Feows&Ip is holding its annual fall
revival this week at 7:30 nightly in Gerrard K&X
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The Mr. Rarneses rials beaut)
pageant scheduled for tonight has been
canceled because of lack of student
interest, Elizabeth Jcr.es, pageant
chairperson, said Wednesday.
The pageant, sponsored by Alpha Phi
Omega Campus Chest Committee,
would have featured males" in evening
wear, swimsuit and talent contests.
"Part of the problem is that Carolina
is so big and it's hard to generate interest
all over campus," Jones said.
Although she sent information about
the pageant to. al! the fraternities,
sororities and dorms, Jones received
only four entries.
Prizes from local merchants would
have .gone to the contest w inner, and all
proceeds from the event would have
gone to charity.
Jones said she worked eight hours a
d3y for three weeks for the project and
got the idea from a similar event at her
high school.
The high school event was able to
raise $2,000, Jones said.
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