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By KIM ADAMS
Staff Writer
Apriile Shaffer and Chariene Boykin
will play their last regular-season home
game at Carmichael Auditorium tonight
when the Tar Heels meet Duke at 7:30.
But that is not why the game will be so
emotional.
Because the NCAIAW Tournament will
be held at Carmichael in March, neither
Shaffer nor Boykin are making too much
of the fact that tonight's game is their last
regular-season game at Carmichael. This
game is important for more than senti
mental reasons.
"We need to win because State could
lose to East Carolina tonight," Shaffer,
said. "If we win and State loses, it would
put us in a tie for first place. The game
tonight will also be a factor for momen
tum going into the state tournament."
"I'd rather have the win for the stand
ings and for the state tournament than"
just because I'm a senior," Boykin said.
"If we can beat Duke and Appalachian
we'll be in great shape."
The Tar Heels, now 14-14, travel to
Boone for their final regular-season
game Feb. 25. But Coach Jennifer Alley
said tonight's game was crucial if the Tar
Heels were to finish the year at .300.
When the time does come for Shaffer
and Boykin to play their final game in
Carmichael it will in fact be sentimental
to them. . .
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Corporation will prernt a C!ra on February 18.
1931. at 7:30 p.m. In Room 151 Hamilton
Hall. Refreshments uUI b "rvfd.
BUSINESS HOUR SPECIAL at the Union
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get the next half hour FIXE. Mon-Thurs, 9 am-6
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SCHOLARSHIP COMPETITION TRI-DELTA
SOROK1TY to Rerln3 scholarship to an
undergraduate femaia. Ap&;'icaUons available at
Trl-Dt lia House. Deadline: February 25. Contact
DW Carlton at 967-5267.
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"The saddest part won't be leaving
Carolina, it will be leaving my teammates,"
said Shaffer, a High Point native. "Play
ing here has been the biggest thrill of my
life. It's not something that everyone else
has a chance to do."
"It's going to be special because Apriile
and 1 have been through so much together
over the last four years," said Boykin,
whose home is in Stantonsburg. "I'll
miss playing basketball. It's given me a
lot of friends and it's meant a lot of self
discipline. "When I first got here, I didn't know
whether or not I'd play because I wasn't
recruited. Getting to play helped my
self-image a whole lot. It'll help me later
in life."
Though it will be hard for Shaffer and
Boykin to leave their teammates, it also
will be hard for the team to lose them.
"Any time you lose senior leadership
it's hard," Alley said. "Chariene and
Apriile are both guards so their loss will
be crucial to the team. The guard position
is the one that's always hardest to fill.
As team co-captains, both Shaffer and
Boykin have made valuable contributions
to the Tar Heels. Shaffer was only the
third player in UNC history to score 1,000
points. Boykin played the swing guard
and collected several assists each game in
addition to her scoring.
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case with gold trim. Call 933-0187. Ask (or Joe.
FOUND: ONE SILVER CHARM on Franklin
Street near U-Eus stop. Please call 933-4984 and
identify. Keep trying.
FOUND CROSS PEN In GA. 108. Ca'J 929-2367.
LOST: A SILVER CROSS pen with initials CML
on side of pen. Lost Friday 213 In Gardner 10S at
9:00. Great sentimental value. Call Greg at
933-6245. Reward.
FOUND: MEN'S JACKET in Peabody Hall,
Sunday Feb. 15. Call Vince at 967-9494 to
Identify.
LOST: NAVY BLUE KNIT HAT. Lost sometime
after Feb. 6. Thick knit. My head is lonesome!
Cindy Adams, 933-1356, 967-5414.
FOUND ON UNION STAIRS Thursday: Gold
ftled bracelet. Call 933-1677 and describe.
FOUND: RED DOWN VEST. It was left In
Carmichael Aud. Saturday night. Feb. 14th. Call
967-5782.
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Europe, S. Amer., Australia, Asia. AH Eelds.
$500-11200 monthly. Shhtseelnq. Free Info.
Write IJC Boa 52 NCI Corona Del Mar, CA
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WANTED: NON-SMOKING MALES as subjects
in paid EPA breathing experiments on the UNC
CH campus. Total time commitment to 10-15
hours Including a free physical examination. Pay to
' $5.00 per hour. We need hea!:hy males, ae 1S-43
with no allersk-s and no h&Jert, Ca3 8-5
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SCAU NEEDS AN EDITOR tor next year's
Southern Part of Heaven. Interested? Leave name
and phone no. in Suite B this week.
WANTED: FOLKS WHO WANT SOME spirited
fun to coach RAINSOW SOCCER , teams this
season. RAINBOW SOCCER, the most
prestigious recreational soccer program in the
country, is a wonderful way to make new friends
and become integrated into the Chapel Hill
community. Excellent practical teaching and
coaching experience. Practices start Monday,
March 2 ft Tuesday, March 3. UNC Head Coach
ANSON DORRANCE to offering a coaching
clinic, Sunday, Feb. 22, 2-4:30 In the Tin Can.
Interested coaches should call JULIA or KIP at
967-8797, or MIT at 967-9686.
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MR. K plays your kind of music: rock, disco, jazi.
new wave. Our music show features live disc
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BREAK! Enjoy the beautiful day and fcalmy
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accommodations, booze cmise, beach parties,
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Gordon Sereeniwk at 967-5052, evenings for
more details.
SNEAK AWAY: Ski a 3 day and come home to
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BAD ROOMMATE? Hate cooking? Far from
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933-7953 or 933-5309. Or call Granville office.
SUPER DISCOUNT.
FOR SALE: HARMAN KARDON HK2000
cassette deck.. Excellent condition, Dolby.
Memory, Built-in 12 watt amp.. MPX and
subsonic filters. Must sacrifice. $100. 533-3326.
Keep trying.
PIONEER PL-516 TURNTABLE: Semi-automatic
belt drive, strobe, speed adjustment, anti-skate,
cueing device, less than year old, new cartridge.
Call 3-6192; Springsteen ticket also available.
MOTORCYCLE-Suzukl 100. very good
condition. Helmets, car carrier, rack, face shield,
asking $425. Call Steve 967-7265.
WATERS ED Queen size, mattress, liner, heater,
2 sets designer, one set satin sheets, stylish frame
and headboard, asking $325. Call Steve
967-7265.
miscellaneous
BUYING GOLD AND SILVER FOR CASH!
Rings, necklace, gold and silver coins, sterling.
James Home and Son, 1C2 E. Weaver St.
Carrboro 10-5:30 M-F 10-1 Sat. 967-6560.
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Buying Go! J it Silver! 19, 14. 15k: gold Jewelry,
and dental gold. Buyfng diamonds one carat &
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We are now accepting a pr Nation fur August.
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or close proximity on 1-85 leaving Thursday 219.
Or ride to Atlanta leaving Thursday 219 and
returning before Sunday 11:00 a.m. Call Mary
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RIDE NEEDED TO FAYETTEVILLE, Friday, Feb.
20 and back to Chapel Hill, Sunday, Feb. 22. Will
share expenses. Call Susan, 933-3266. Leave
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LES, for the Valentine that never made H. Fm
sorry. For the love and laughs we've shared, 1
thank you. For memories yet to be made. I look
forward. RHO love lasts. I love you. Marko
FRAN. CHRIS. MICHELLE, CATHY; You are the
best friends a person can have. Thanks for hfiping
me through this past "bazaar" weekend. "It's not
over yetr I couldn't have made It without you!
LEGS: Thanks for the greatest Valentine's ever!
Yours. NOT SO SMUG.
MAZEL TOV To Bonnie W. my PJ4 Beta Kappa
Undefinable, with love from your Duke
UndBnatle.
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about Friday night, Kbk's. 9:30? Girl from High
Point.
DAVID. DAVID, AND CHRIS: Don't yall
think the sugar Is sweeter in suite 409? We had
a great time Triday night and Saturday
morning! Love Linda. Leslie and Nancy.
L. Since H didn't get In on Friday here H to. Your
personal! You have a magic that makes you
special. P.
ANNE P. Until I met you I dkln'l know I was
km!y. Now with every breath I love you more.
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partying, always aft ea h others retro, looky
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