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f 2The Daily Tar Hee!Tuesday, April 28, 1981 From psg3 1 "My relationship with non-gays is very good," James said. "If someone finds out I'm gay, I think they're curious to meet me because they think they have never met a gay person." Diane said if people had been real friends of hers before she came out, they were still her friends now. "It's very easy to hate a per son if you don't know them, but it's hard to hate someone you have loved," she said. "When I was growing up, I didn't know any blacks until I was 14 or 15. It was easy for me to have hostile feelings. But when 1 started meeting them, those hostile feelings began to disappear." Both gay men said they had noticed an un usual relationship between py men and straight women. They felt this was because there was no sexual threat or harassment, and that straight women could go out with gay men just to have a good time with no obligation. Gays are both disturbed and amused by many of the stereotypes that non-gays have about them. Sharon said she thought the worst mis VP-' 25 words or less Studcnts-'l.TS Non-Students 2.75 Add 5' for each additional word M .00 more for boxed ad or boldface type . I 10 percent discount lor ad ran 5 consecutive day Pem Print Vry CfeaWy . ;, . SOLAR ARTS FAIR "How-To" workshop. FREE films, food, music. 10 am-4 pm. Saturday. May 2. Carroll Hall UNC campus; lor info call Robin 966-5191 or Nancy 967-8331. TONIGHT - FarcYa famon LADIES LOCKOUT. All FZZZ trat'J 10:C9 5 draft25 caaactc. etcdon't salaa it. TRADIO-WREX radio's market of the airwaves opens at lp am Monday through Saturday. Listen 10-10:30 each morning and call In at 942-8376. WRBX 1530 AM. DO SOMETHING USEFUL THIS SUMMER! He!p with SCALTs Southern Part of Heaven Booklet. Call Maria at 942-6665 for details, or Wave name in SCAU ofT.ce. ANY STUDENT interested in serving on the Union Social Committee may pick up an application at the Union Dek. Applications should be turned in to the Desk by Tuesday 423. You should sign up for interviews on Wednesday & Thursday. TOUR THE SOVIET UNION AND CENTRAL ASIA: Escorted by Professors Willis Brooks and Gerald Ur.ks of the UNC History and Education departments. Moscow, Leningrad, Tbilisi. Tashkent, Samarkand. December 29. 1981-January 12. 1932. Total cost: $1493 horn Greensboro. Tour may be taken for course credit if desired. For details, contact Brooks (3-5043) or Unks (6-3291) or come to a meeting in 104 Peabody Hall at 7:30 PM on April 29 (this Wednesday). MACHO MODEL? Considering publication of a pictorial magazine featuring collegiate models In I'LAYCiriL type photos. Emphasis will be on photos rather than feature articles. Dl.Tfrent colleges would be featured In each Issue. Woukl you consider modeling for such a publication? Would you buy It? Should we go forward wUh the project. Write and tell us your views. Your stamp will be refunded. Art work a!o wanted. Mark land lhoto. Bo 6C66, Tallahassee, Ha 32301. LADIES MUD WRESTLING TONIGHT at Jakpers. Yearly championships. Call 942-3354. lost Cz found FOUND: Umbrella on N Bus. Call and Identify. Ask for Sieve. 929-CCS3. TOUND IN FRONT OF UNDOlGflAD USltAUY a g5d heart necklace wUh c pearl fai the middle call 933-7752. $20 F.r.WAT.D: I lost an InscriWd Uds Bulova watch In the Granville parkin k4oron Franklin Street Thursday r!ht. if found, please csH mini. fOUND: A SET OF KEYS IN Chrlnshaua IVJ. Friday Kl-.ht. C3 end dmrU kry rtnj. Fhont Stan9a3-31S3. u.vfTrD: r.on " :n fvirs at u In t 'J f T Itt i t . .t- is ci t' L'.'.C t"M cir" . T ! i " ft i .:rsnrr.t U 13-15 .m i,.. : , 3 s .' t ' . 1 r.ir ' x'' i iZ( Jf.tt. ..r. ir il ' ' jr ' t.t tV, ' 'j n e'.' $ i f't I . i - ' f, C4 V Km I it. M J;.o;t I .'.-frnfUn. V LVKIJ. MAI V. AND li:V' E COl'N'ttCi: , An and Cif; Dimti Be J tit Vti-,'..etU CTp bi N.C. Mountains. CaJ ttm $172M$ itf.t 4 W) Keep trlsf irix n::z cr-:::r:s tctrr.OH iocel teer iatribt;eii. C&ll 3-3-CSC& Im L'i:.is fer ne IM.Mi l) I ATE I firiOYMf NTHAt! IGH C'.f-j'iitf t Input stih sttwriursl Ci!u ....', -.- 1. f.ltt l:-.-t -; ? '-t tl J v. 1 !:. I C , I :.'. 1 M-i .Mic.;. (3ilQOOnaI13(al QGlG ; . ' conception was that gays were sex fiends. . "We're not after every person we see," she said. "I also don't faint at the thought of wearing a skirt. I consider myself pretty feminine." James said that 10-15 years ago, men may have felt in order to attract another man, they had to act very feminine. But today, women's liberation has changed the need for sex roles, and people can choose to follow the role they want. Films, television and books have pictured !!' .i .! -.. i.ii-..utu one, especially for gay men. Peter explained it this way. "Heterosexual men are very sexually active as compared to heterosexual women. Homo sexual men are socialized in the same way, so they are pretty high up there in activity," he said. "Just how promiscuous can you be and still lead your life? I'm too exhausted when I come home from work to be concerned with it," . With these people, the stereotype does not. fit. Diane has a closed relationship with her lover, "f plan to stay with her for the rest of (2j SALES CLEnX WANTED. PerMla temporary, savat b avallaLla smeemJas ad early afternoon 10-2. Amy tlmm Sat. CmU or com by THE SJICZ FACTCZSY, ' Eaatsat Shopping Center 7-7443. SALES REP THIS AREA outgoing career oriented person new accounts co. makes Brochures Bulletins Catalogs Graphics you make the hours straight Comm. .;- V-; CAMP POSITIONS in New England. Swimming; Fishing; Baseball, Basketball; Tennis; Water Skiing; Video-taping. Send Resume: Camp Mah-Kee-Nac, 20 Alien Court, South Orange, New Jersey 07079. NEED SU?Ia fc'OSSC? Go wrest for ti itaacr. Make $3, 53. Interview today. 1 pas in The Union Coosa 2t. 4 PM or 7 Pfcl in Greenlaw Room 318. HELP NEEDED In maintaining garden and grounds about 4 hoursweek over summer. Call 942-2504 after 6 p.m. Keep trying. cervices COMPLETE RESUME SERVICES at BUSINESS SPECIALTIES. ICS Henderson Street. We specialize In resume preparation. We tailor our professional resumes and cover tetters to meet Individual needs and stylistic preferences. Call 963-4739. WE TYPE STUDENT PAPERS, theses, and dissertations. Over 30 typists insure your project wi'I be ready on time. 10 discount for ail theses and dissertations. Aaron Literary Services, NCN3 PUua 967-1270. GOT THE MUNCHIES? Need a decorated cak for a special occasion? We make gret desserts and we deliver! Double U Kitchens: 929-6016 or 942-7720. HAVING TROUBLE WRITING YOUR RESUME? Order our complete professional Instructions. HOW TO WRITE YOUH OWN RESUME. Send $5 to RESUMES. P.O. Boa 2443. Chapel Hill. NC 27514. We also do resume counseling and preparation. Package deal we Interview you. write your resume and provide 10 copies. $45.00. Phone Durham 433-2703. BILL BEERMAN, Photographer. Personal and professional pictures at graduation with family or feknd. Outdoor or site of your choosing. V.13 spend up to IVt hours per picture setttof. Call. 942-1 552 or 942-7923. Few reservations open. roo ROOMMATE WANTED: to sublet Uurcl Ridge Garden Apartment. Can renew lease wUh new roommate In Aug. Call 923-579 or and otk for Les. MALE ROOMMATE WANTED TO SHAH2 Z bedroom Estes Park Apt. Own bedroom. On b line. AvaUAtle mid-Mey. $133 a month plus utiiies. Call 9$7-9534. WANTED liAlE ROOMMATES to share mot2e home 6 ml. north of Chapd 1 1.3. Two for summer, one for CaSspring. Mutt b nonsmoking, (ton drinking. Furnished own room washerdryer. Rent $ ICSmonth. LHiiuk Included. Summer rent nesotulie. Ca3 Davtd 9i7-C: ;7 ' liOUSLMATE NEEDED to share foxurtows 4 kdroom towT.!ou for sumsner and poas.tly UX Oo wu't from campus o bus l.ne. Ce.3 942-7173. .NONSMOKING. QU1CT FDiUE mtiti to ahart University Lake Art. starting mtd-Ai. 1117 li v.'..sirs. Dm fcus rot. pmA, tawsdry. AC Ca3Dv!.t,ie9;3-tC2l. 2 11 r.: '.Ttc (v : .! : 1:- t u 1 : : :.-t 9Ji3 4,?7 t-t V IJ-4',. r---nm'. V. 3 mrs for I ir A. 2. roommate Nrir.-: :ftt;r.pkr. summer stfM. S I -... :t ttrs. Oa H bus route. CaU 53J-S171 a.'.cf 3. RrSPONSlLC, m'XNDLY. KGHSHGrlQ, f.-ml fwffiwsn 1st tr.ner, Fitvtt rsKJfi. lrr.iVt J. 1 1 27." 3mofllh, poet, ftiend y r.s U). 2 t ' x 1 f ...f (-; .., f t v-e tal Ny?:: e - .1 t f S2i C: ). Ux.e r. Or. I f I M'.lf. LOOMMATE i t tmntt, t ?:. l t , f '1 . i. A C. 1. . A t s;i.. Nt , t;j fw, w i, Ca2 Mf'D HM.C F.OOM?UTE to s..'e ftjre te'it,.rt, f tain 1. 1. urn C t&.:t $.S kti.,-ni !"! -''.T, 4 J v' . finT my life." James and Peter also have plans for the fu ture together. "We are involved in sexual fi delity with each other; we are totally monog ornous," James said. "We plan to be together for quite a Ions time. Maybe build a house, live in the country, you know, pretty much the typical American dream." Because people have these stereotyped views of gays, they often harass them. Diane has had esss thrown at her as she left a dance. James and Peter said they have been lucky; the only harassment they have received has been verbal. "Once, when we were kissing at a stoplight, someone yelled 'faggot', but we've both been real lucky," Peter said. "One guy I know came back to his dorm room; every thing he owned was piled in the middle of the floor with shaving cream dumped all over it and a sign in the middle that said 'Go home, James said harassment on campus ranged from verbal assaults to being chased by some one with a baseball bat or punched. Sharon was a member of a sorority before she came out. When her sisters found out she was gay, "all hell broke loose." She and the members of the house came to an agreement that she should resign her membership. She still has hard feelings about what hap pened, and many of her former sisters refuse to speak to her now 1 r ALL YOU CAN Served evenings only -Tuesday. Calabash " Fried Popcorn Shrimp pSVednesdaju- Fillet of Flounder $5.99 Dinners served with hushpuppies, french fries and slaw Landlubber s Uiapel Hill ' Hours: Dinner. Tues.-Sat. Take Out li j I It " (HOI I.UJ !V"" --i Current undergraduate pre-medical students may now compete for several hundred Air Force scholarships. These scholarships are to be awarded to students accepted into medical schools as freshmen or at the beginning of their sophomore year. The scholarship provides for tuition, books, lab fees and equipment, plus a $400 monthly allowance. Investigate this financial alternative to the high cost of medical education. Contact: T Sgt. Bob Payne USAF Hearth Professions Recruiting Suite G-1 1100 Navajo Drive Raleigh, N.C. 27609 or call: 919755-4134 AIR FORCE Classified ads may be placed at the DTH OKlces or mailed to the DTH Carolina Union 0S5A, Chapel Hill, NC 2Z514. LCERAL FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED. Must be considerate and neat to share 2-br Royal Park Ant. Price negotiable. Call Helen or Joyce at 933-62S3. NEED ONE OR TWO easy going, neat roommateis) starting July 1st through school year prefer nonsmoker. Split rent, utilities. AC. pool, laundry room, and on bus route. CaH Susan 967-3349. MALE ROOMMATE, ; nonsmoking, needed for summer andor f&2. $100 plue Vs utilities:. Kin ss wood, good bus, pool, laundry. AC. Call James or Frank Laney. 967-35C0, 933-3996. ROOMMATE NEEDED FOR HOUSE 2 miles from campus on busline. Private bedroom, air conditioned, washerdryer, big yard. $70month plus V utilities. Call 3-6352 or 3-7142. SUMMER ROOMMATE needed to share 2-bedroom Old Well apartment. Furnished room to yourself. Price negotiable. 929-3234. Keep trying. TWO FEMALES DESIRE one female roommate for three bedroom Carolina Apartment for the summer. ISO per month plus Vi utilities call Debbie 957-C319: Donna 929-4333. ROOMMATE WANTED TO share mobile home 4 miles from campus. Female preferred. I1C0-I125 monthly, utilities paid. Own bedroom, need own transp. Call 933-6122, ask for Tim. NEED FEMALE UNDERGRAD to share Kinswood Apt. beginning August. Call Susan at 933-1733. Leave message. USERAL, RESPONSIBLE PERSON to share 3 bedroom house with a congenial graduate student. 5 minute walk. Non-smokers please. Fail option. Call Mark 929-5441. MALE ROOMMATE NEEDED for next school ' year. Share two bedroom Estes Park Apartment, swimming pooi. AC. on bus route. $37 a month phis V utilities. Phone 929-9709. WANTED! Male Christian roommate for the summer and possibly the falL Modern apartment on Cameron Avenue available. Ask for M3te at 929-1316. Call after six pm. NEEDED one or two non-smoking females to live in ideally located Carolina Apartment on J bus route during the summer. PRICE under $90.00 per month per person. Call Janet or Qndy at 933-C444. FEMALE ROOMMATE needed to live In Royal Park for summer with two other females, two bedrooms. V rent, call 933-4177 or 97-4233. MALE ROOMMATE NEEDED F03 FALL: Estes Park Apts. A costs. Just be yourself. Call 933-6112 or 933-6142 between 4 pm and 9 pra. ONE FEMALE ROOMMATE FOR LARGE THAILFJ1 7 tnes out. Must be quiet end enjoy a country setting. Rent $100 Reg. Call Beth at 933-4363. 1 NONSMOKING, SUMMER ROOMMATE NEEDED to share Estes Park Apartment 4th trnnia, pool, and aironL:kn own forrsi&hed bedroom $75 plwa Vk utiaaes. Call 933-31 SO. TC2 SML S3 WATT AMFM STLT.EO receiver. 2 CO watt cep ac'ry 3-wy toot tpetkers. Best o'er iry FfUay 'tekes. 933-4 W7 Ken. FCn SALE 2 I bath commodore mobile home: 3 t?p'maftUcamplgityijsr?:-Jk& la nkfa pm. - Askfeta iSlJO. C3 927-4-21 or 933-5123. MCr.1X HOME 2 C.l 12 i7 vry food renJ:;ton, r.lct wwrowdei wooded park. 5 mt-uj. to campus, fan- $urrsih.J, 93J-t2C3 keen tria. V,.3 accey-t tst tllZl ftt, FCn SALE: Coa air d.aoer. Exc2at con' ,;-, $17J. Two tia teds, mattresse ad fcr--t"-; l-td. $13 each. C3 9lM2i2, tt 5 p.m. SA?fi0 KEITJCnUTCX 2r.cft tacsSent cod::io, $: J c3 $Z121. N'E.v Mcrrt Y,zr.,cco k::-t;: d i : c:: tI3w::4r..'lS,a-:. ft-s.ts - . ' s. -si rt .,!.;.!. tt';nmt t te t t"t , r. 1-IX ici SAir: rrrr::';:nMc;t. tot ntii 11. T-3 t'-ii cs-rf. V IT t i T s II. Cttt t-: ni, s;i C3 i : t t "1 fell like even though my lifestyle was changing, I still had something to offer them and they had something to offer me," she said. "They were concerned with the reputation of the house; they thought if everyone knew they had a member who was gay, no one would pledge." To avoid harassment, many gays try to keep a low profile most of the time. This constricts their social contacts to some point. To avoid' potentially embarrassing or even dangerous situations, they have to be very careful when they approach someone they are interested in at a non-gay oriented activity. "I think you do it very much the same way a man would approach a woman if he didn't know if she was married," Diane said. "There are subtle ways the way you look at each other, the things you talk about." But it may still be hard to tell if a person is gay or not. Both Peter and Sharon said they had propositioned someone only to have the person tell them they weren't gay. Both were embarrassed by the situation, but look back on it with amusement now. Some gays "who feel they can't be seen at gay bars or parties turn to things like tearoom trade (impersonal sex in public restrooms). Though the recent movement of the country to the political right makes gays fear they may have to begin hiding their sexuality again, their outlook on the future-is optimistic. EAT SEAFOOD .-, Thursday- Steamed Alaskan Snow . Crab Legs $8,99 967 - 8 2Z7 I ft ' ill y,AM!IJT"I2l 5:00-9:00 NAVAJO TRADING POST Buying Gold & Silver! 10, 14. ISk; (M Jewelry. and dental gold. Buying diamonds one carat & over, and sterling silver. 510 W. Franklin 929-C263. 'We are now .accepting applications for August Foxcroft Apartments. 929-8339 or 967-5264. AH2 YOU A basin aajar vUSsoat erry experience??? Is yoer resneae nSrwheliJffl3?? Plan cn ntteiMSlag; ctnuBCT worii tntrviwe) today. 1 ftl la The Union, room 23$. 4 Vtl or 7 ttl la Grcealaw Coosa 313. SUMMER AT THE BEACH on the Outer Banks. Special low rates start at $35 per person per week. Call (919) 441-9973 for information and for reservations. CASH PAID FOR BASEBALL CARDS, record albums, 45's end cassettes (good condition only) at The Fair Exchange, 302 E. Main St, Carrboro, next to Byrds. V4 uw wJ LOOKING FOR RENTAL 30 yr old Durham business owner looking for house outside town. DurhamChapel HU1 area. For June 1. Carpentry . skills for rent a possibility. Tues-Sat 9:30-5:30. 489-7467. lat YEAH STUDXTsTT placo to Sv, Can nsoasao rent Aag. 1. Prefer noma oe apt. close to casspcis, oa baa Cno. Call 9 42-5 33 eLae. TWO RESPONS12LE MALES need apt. or house for summer sublease within walking distance of campus. Call 933-6122 or 933-6146. Leave message. Keep trying! for rest SUMMER SUBLET ROYAL PARK Apt. available May 15 with option to renew lease In August. Also you get $150.00 security deposit In August. 967-57S9. SUELET: NICELY FURNISHED CAROLINA AFT. on ground level with tSdina glass door. Enjoy a great cuiflnmer at the famous Carolina pooL CaH for more deta&a 929-9315. NEW SOLAR HOUSE on 4 acres 4 ml. from town. Sun decks, wood beam ceilings, brick floors, fireplace, new kitchen. 1 bedroom for summer sublet. Call Rob 927-56S0 evenings. SUELET 2-CECr.OOM Klnjrrwood apartment this summer wiih optkm to lease this U2. Great locatkm. L-bus. AC, and pooL Rent negotiable. .Ca3 Karen or Sharon. 927-1773. AVAHAELEJ rCXCrcrr eV7ASTUZ7T for aaeanar reatal. tlmm A tassala rooaimatao lo s.tlct. Apt. already farmUhedL. ExccSat tocatiaa. Call S33-C212. Aita foe CUno. SFECLU SUMMEJl SaiOOL LEASES -Ow bedroom, central air, pool, all cpSances. on bus Ene. carpet, drtpes. Creer.tt't Apta. 431 Junes Ferry Roel 927-S."21. CAEOOMA ArJTH-'ENT far summer uMft: fomkhed 3 -tf.ssomt: 1V bath; AC and dishwasher. F ! aeaotiafcla aad May's rent Is free, C3 927 ;,73 or $03713. JUST ATTI.NMNa 1ST tUll'tEll SESSION? Don't tiy f 3 tuxs.msft partinr.t Waw mhn the 2ETA TAU AU1i hm&m be Dtl Vxe:vn on Ffttthoro 6. acrow fc" i! CrH hm. f v ir. Infoftnaik- ca3 $474413. STA.miG I AUGUST own tvom tm F1-,J Park A; t. female, f I t 3 snofth V !.;5e. On J bv tj:$. CU.2 $33-53.: J afttie. Asi for KV- ir.:r-:l SUrtlT: tlay-A l . 2 b4r. t' tr.h &k4 Crk Toai. At. L-'S linfyna, y't foe.:o. ea t-j t-e. Cr&a to fee. CAEOm JT5. IS TI1E FLACC T bo UJa K aef.Ktl. C3 btacy, $J3ti5l, or A;y., $33-733. 1;" ifELET: owaboo a.a.H!?; r ool, (ituti, AC a bts ret. Ue-&tctstlf ...at Fifttjste Ajs,ttra!. Illle.:!i ar.:wt. ! V';.M7;2. I k.4 Court okays abortion restriction WASHINGTON (AP) States may outlaw abortions performed out side of hospitals for. women who are more than three months pregnant, the Supreme Court ruled Monday. By a 6-3 vote, the justices upheld an Indiana law. The court's affirmation was not accompanied by an opinion. Justice William J. Brennan, Thurgood Marshall and Harry A. Blackman dissented. The newest abortion controversy to reach the justices first arose in Indi ana shortly after the nation's highest court legalized most abortions eight years ago. The 1973 decision, based on a woman's constitutional right to privacy, said state governments could not interfere in any way with a woman's choice to have an abortion during her first three months of pregnancy. council Frankstone said only one-fifth the floor area ratio (amount of square footage for a dwelling allowed on a given unit of land) was allowed in the R-I zone as in any other district. Tommy Mariakakis, who owns a restaurant in the area, complained about the harshness For the record In Monday's article "Fordham presents teaching awards at council meeting," The Daily Tar Heel incorrectly reported that Professor John Van Stere Seters was a recipient of A Tanner Award. Professor John H. Schatz of the department of re ligion, whose name was omitted, received A Tanner Award. The DTH regrets the error. Luncheon Specie!? Monday-Friday 11:00-2:00 Sunday 11:00- 11:00 Pizza buffet 2.80 Spaghetti $1.95 Lasazaa $2.50 . Cilad bar $1.95 Great Potato $1.95 2C3 IV. Franklin St. &11 ads must be prepaid. Deadline: Ad must be received by ! 12 (noon) one business day before ad is to run. SUMMER HOUSING: SUBLET FURNISHED Old Well Apartment. AX., pool, dishwasher, bus line, cable TV. Rent negotiable. Call 967-3574. CAROLINA APARTMENT AVAILABLE lor sublet during second session summer school. Could move In the first of June. Rent negotiable. Call 967-7294. LAST CHANCE! Carolina ApC available' May " ' 15-Aug. ,15. Pool. AC, Jo'ite, ,crpet,r dishwasher, 2-bdrm. Vi ba!h. SAVE 195MO.I Rent $2C5mo. Deposit required. CaU 967-1884 after 5 pm. Awesome! 2 BEDROOM OLD WELL Apartment available for sublet mid-May with option to renew lease mid July only $180 per month plus electricity. FOR SUBLET 1 BEDROOM apartment, University Lake, pool, air conditioning, rent negotiable call Lynn after 12:30 pm 967-3942.-Keep trying! Pets allowed. SUMMER SUBLET WITH OPTION to take over tease In August. 2-bedroom apartment: AC. pool, tennis; on bus route. $200rnonth. Call 929-9998 after 5:30. FOR RENT: PARKING Summer School special. 125 for one session. $45 both session. Convenient to campus and uptown area. NCNB Plaza parking deck. CaU Mr. Lehman 967-2304. StXt Sine we've got your attention, ELTOJ DEAL: ISOmonth. 2-br apt.. aw csnrpet, and drapes, furnUlied, on bas!:a. Call lo sublet. 967-3751. after 3 SUMMER SUBLET: completely furnished, two bedroom Royal Park apartment available at ridiculously cheap price. Ac its. to bus toute. Call 967-41 05. Keep trying. SUMMER SUBLET KINGSWOOD fully furnished from May 15-Aug. 15. On L route, pool, basketball courts, and central air. Kent negotiable. 929-1522. HEY! Large two bedroon apt., to bathrooms! Carolina Apts. Pool, laundry, bus. Koorn for female now or take over the place May 15. Call 942-4014. $75 BONUS TO WHOMEVER SUBtLTS my 1 -bedroom Greenbett Apartment. Carpet, drape. AC, pool, on bus line. Aume lene beginning May 15. CaU 912 5414. FURNISHED 2 BEDROOM APT., busline. t and or 2nd summer session $ISS per month. Call 967-7924. C2!ICK IT OUT! Foscroft Aparlaaeet foe aastsr awblet. First ador second sioaa. Heed f ! roommate. A partis eat already frLhd-oplta wi& aqaarlam Kith one yoli!fik", dU f kaUaea a aid ediag a friend. He Bda vo! Call 933-4.212 or 9 33-12 2 J. PLEASE SUBLET OUR TWO BEDROOM, furnished Carolina Apt. Ut the summer. Prke negotiable. CaU 929-3643. THIS IS NOT A SUMMER SUB! t.V. A two. bedroom Kift3wood trtst i va.!j' U it UZ, C3 Patty at 933-53V1. ROOM IN XV. 71 HOUSE i,t real i r J .i!y 13. W!k from campus. Ht 1120 .:' Debars 957-1722 kmale preferred. TAU EPSXON PI if fRATf .RMTY s- I K a Ir rooms for the summer. Otw k ated on Rosemary Si. r' h'm -t.h- i flanetarWim. Co-ed livto. pmiVn-y, awl kihi ICZ:' IllJfor dble. 1 1 W t ,t a r Ca'i CrsSj y,2 7Z'A or Start ,T '4. IDEAL l.OCATlOf U2 Unm j.t. a HcCawiey S1 vsl?.i ssibltt. r toll kilthea. toi, pnkHi 1225.00asotrfh. C3 m C'UJ M '',U, vj: in HAir (a ?y f sti s f ' :- ' f, f-. , t i i t ' ' i f.e, L .' ' 4 : .t.j-.tf.T f t. "vi u : 2 v.n I..-.-. J .i r 1 fr- ''. I'y .'! iii" ( t. J irt I ." 111.: '.; ; ':t;iv t :j . M t " r. it 2 -""" 1 ' , l' f" S 1".' I 1 - f . J. . 4 , l.-i v, il - UC k.4 From page 1 of the ordinance in relation to areas in the floodplain. v ' I see the North Carolina automobiles plates with 'First in Freedom written on them," Mariakakis said. "I ain't seen no freedom in Chapel Hill." " Although many people spoke at a March 16 hearing against allowing Horace Williams Airport as a permitted use, only John Drake, representing the Citizens for Airport Planning, spoke on the airport question Monday night. Drake said he favored the continuing desig nation of the airport as a non-conforming use. Drake also said the plan proposed by the town and UNC for phasing out the airport if another site was available by 1989 was "no real phase out at all." 3 nightly Opccisla Tuesday Pizza buffet S2.C0 Present this ad for 2 for 1 Pizza Special only good Thursday-Sunday 942-5 149 COMMUTING TO GREENSBORO? I will be going from Chapel Hill to UNC-G daily for 1st session summer school. Need rideriders. Virginia Wagner 942-6753, evenings; 933-2266. days. RIDE NEEDED TO BOONE ASU campus Thursday afternoon. Will share gas. Call LU at 933-3635." ". 1 i ' RIDE NEEDED TO NYC on May 10. Am ie'avlng country. Will have a Urge pack but I'll pay for more than Vfc gas. CaU Greg 967-3134. personal ROGAH MEN who helped me Sunday night. You are the best friends a girl could ever have. Thanks again for all the help! Tonl. DEAR COREY, thanks for being steadfast. EU miss you. Love, Steve. ' LEE H. We can't wait to try n of your delicious legal daiquiris. Have a HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Love, Screaming Snake Woman, Wendy" s Brownbagjer, Curvatkms Miss Luscious, and the Underwear Kid. CRAIG, Sorry I couldn't finish Sunday night. Just wanted to say that you stand out above the rest! Still baffled? The Crotch Watcher, HEY BUBBA-GEKE, I think J. M. Is a nice guy. Signed mostly mutual likes and dislikes. A BIG f EAST is coming prepare ye people veronica get ready wow am a kanc wow happy happy fel2 felU. D. D ALTON. Thanks for the "fantasy evening. The daiquiris were almost as good as the company. Hope we can hit Zacks before exams hit us. Kat. D"YOU KNOW TOM GALLOWAY? If so you're invited to his farewell party 8.00 Wed., April 29, Morebead Cellar. Refreshments provided. BYO records. OK to bring friends. KSVP please. LAST WEEK TO BUY BELT BUCKLES AND STRIPS. Lane selection, first quality, low prices. Buckles 12.50. strips $.75. Call Tommy Wa&ace at 9t2-47'i'i bn apptitment. leave message, '' CAH3. Remember the S'vfile MM Eitpress, envelopes in the road. Warning how to hit. crab tegs and the S & M crew you employed and thifik you've only got one more year to erdse tt. Haytuyeah, DL S. TinS SUMMER when I can't be there to help brighten a dreary day, remember I Love You. S. P.S. mav tirtt aren't so pr?fty after all. TO THE STRAWBERRY ClONDE lUrrVson's Thursday 10.39. I asked to hwt ywa pttthr, Urm bnt brunch Saturday or Su.n4y? Rep. DAI STY fUTUKE COUNTT.SS SEXKS 47s MUSIC dancer Lowr. Prefer ti.ied. landed ' OtbrkJ je 8f ' ''. kut w'J ttldi b'.hnt iih a; ppW!e tredv-.tuls. CaU 92 2772. HAfTY BISTIf DAY, WlOC ONE-lfce does il lo be 23 no? H?ure and repm34 on seotsd thought, &mt yX fxf lhm. Anysy, thrJti tjt the .od time a-.-l trm?y s4tkj. Happy fJirlMay. d 3 y bel setshea fcif the Vr ahead. EDO! S at N. NR FROM UVA.' Coe.3au!atJo o y e.rr.st rev "! v' W Wr4ntjt aAef &c4 ktk at tt.e All at t;e K-fiflV Cerrf J:;t bam a3. fJA'D-Y ttv-trry sorker! YWlt S.h S it,' lr .' ! l b-. ! i v"- I l-ove Ymi, KiMta (ILV I.:. 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Daily Tar Heel (Chapel Hill, N.C.)
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