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2The Daily Tar HeelWednesday. February 2. 1983 No. 1 UNC faces Clemson Media Board names Cincotti editor of 'Phoenix' By AL STEELE Photography Editor The injury bug has bitten Clemson. And hard. The Tigers will be without the ser vices of injured junior guard Vince Hamilton. Hamilton, who won the ACC field goal title last year with a mark of .586, broke his right arm against the Washington Huskies. Centers Raymond Jones and Glen McCants, each with ankle injuries, will see limited time in a home game against Carolina at 9 tonight. But a bright spot in Coach Bill Foster's lineup is junior reserve guard Marc Camp bell, who threw in five three-point shots against Duke in a disappointing 99-96 loss there Saturday. The man not to foul on the Tiger squad is starting forward David Shaffer. He not only shoots 74 percent from the line, but Foster considers him tr -ti art est man on the floor. Backing up Shaffer on the inside is Chris Michaels, a high school teammate of Hamilton. Michaels, a . 6-foot-5 wing man, scored 1,000 career points at R.S. Central High School in RutherfOrdton, N.C. Warren Wallace, a 6-foot-3 freshman from Fork Union Military Academy replaces Hamilton in the front court. Wallace will be expected to play a leader ship role to bolster the sagging Clemson squad. Joining Wallace in the front court is returning starter Mike Eppley. Eppley will i be more dangerous in the assist category than in scoring. f" Clemson's only hope against the Tar Heels tonight is to sacrifice the inside game for the three-pointer. , The Tigers are mired in the basement of the ACC with a 1-6 record. Their overall record, not much better, is 7-13. Joe Oncotti, a sophomore history major from Fayette ville, was chosen as the 1983-84 editor of The Phoenix by the Media Board in a closed session Monday night. The board's selection raised some eyebrows within the Phoenix staff. Most staffers had expected that Jonathon Talcott, associate editor of the weekly publication, would be chosen as editor, the Phoenix managing editor said Tuesday. . Talcott and Cincotti were the only applicants for the editorship, said Media Board Chairman Joe Cannady. . Cannady would not comment on the selection process involved, but said that one of two qualified candidates "had to be told 'no. " Cincotti, who has worked on The Phoenix since his freshman year, has served as a staff writer, a News Editor and a Curriculum Editor there. Talcott, a junior from Litchfield, Conn., was associate editor for the 1982-83 academic year, associate editor of The (Summer) Tar Heel and a DTH staff writer for several months during his freshman, and sophomore years. Talcott said Tuesday that he was "shocked" that he had not been chosen as Phoenix editor. "This really shows that there are problems with the selection process," he said, add ing that the process should be investigated and changed. Most of the staff supported Talcott for editor, and were disappointed by the Media Board's selection, said Lynne "Thomson, 1982-83 managing editor for The Phoenix. "They ignored the opinion of the staff," she said, add ing that she had sent a letter to the board in support of Talcott. "I don't think the people (on the Media Board) would have done what they did if they knew what it takes to get out a weekly magazine, and the kind of person need ed to lead it," she said. "It was a slap in the face to John." Cincotti said he planned "to crystallize a new' Phoenix style." , ' "We're not under daily pressure, (so) we can be more analytical, more in-depth, and a little more selective about what goes in (than) the DTH" RITA KOSTECKE Joe Cincotti For the record In the article titled "Confusing copyright laws may create problems," (Jan. 31), The Daily Tar Heel incorrectly reported that UNC Printing sells packets typed by professors. Actually, UNC Printing bills the printing to each depart ment's account and then the packets are sold through Student Stores, Inc. or the department. Because of a proofreading error, The Daily Tar Heel incorrectly identified Campus Govern ing Council candidate Amy Doyle as Amy Boyle in the story titled "CGC candidates vie for positions" (Monday, Jan. 31). Doyle is run ning for a CGC seat in District 10. The DTH regrets both errors. 0 V O EBB FRANKLIN STEiaET OPTICAL INC. viih purchase of No other discounts on sale items. Location: 412 W. Franlkin St. in Odgen Building (down the hall from Futon Furniture) Anthony M. Liner Licensed Optician $33-0517 Alviri Ailey Repertory Ensemble Wednesday, Feb. 23 8 pm Memorial Hall 4? tl OHO Cl&$sifid Info Return ad and check or money order to the DTH office by noon the business day before your ad is to run. Ads must be prepaid., Rates: 25 words or less Students $2.00 . Non-students $3.00 5C for each additional word $1.00 more for boxed ad or boldface type Please notify the DTH office Immediately if there are mistakes in your ad.' We will be responsible for only the first ad run. CARYS SWEAT SHOP at PURDVS. Grand Opening 3 pm. Monday, Valentine's Day. 1983 First dam Ml Classes: Mon.. Tues.. Thura.. times: 3-4, 4-5, 5:15-6:15 THE ANNUAL DTH BANQUET Is Palmary IS at tb Coaatry Squirst 8taUKNM. A3 staffar. dUore, aa-ataflera aV aacoU a eacowaffd to attest. DtaHa la & eHu. r.i. w Jbm JWOTU by Fab. IS. PS: Tbata a party aftar tba oaaqaei bshi aaaca roaeanp aMtarday ft oay, aatcsu ATTENTION STATE EMPLOYEES: Area 9 of the NC State Employees' Association will hold its monthly meeting February 8. Place: the Firemen's Hut In Carrboro. Time: 5:15 pm. AO State employees are invited to attend. WHY PAY BIG BUCKS for records, when you can rent them? RICHARD'S RENT-A-RECORD. Has current rock, Ian, new-wave, disco, country, and more. Abo oldies. Singles 2 per day. doubles 43.75 plus refun dable deposit (Rates lower for rental dub members.) Above Jordan's on E. Rosemary St 967-3283. 11-7, Mon. -Sat. TONIGHT ITS "WEDNESDAY NTTE" at Purdy-. 10 draft! 50 canned beer! Totally Rock -n- Ro0 and new wave. Chapel Hill's new & best night to party at Purity's ... of course . SUBMIT! SPRING CELLAR DOOR accepting prose, poetry, art. Deadline Friday, February 4. Bring submis-' skMis: 108A Union Anne or send: Box 23 Carolina , Union. Info. 967-1931. ARE YOU A CHRISTIAN? Let the Bible teO yo. SPECIAL BSBLE STUDIES, American Legion Hafl. Legta Road. February 14th through 20th, 7:30 nightly. SCAU NEEDS AN EDITOR for the Spring "83 edition of The Southern Part of Heaven? and people to work on its Apartment Locator and Roommate Referral Ser vices. CaH 962-8313 or conic by Suite B. THE ASSOCIATION OF BUSINESS Students will hold a career seminar on "Careers m Retail Merchandising" featur ing Sherry Woolen, a buyer with Ivey's on Thursday. Feb. 3 at 3:30 p.m. in T-5 New Carroll. lost Ci f otissd LOST: GOLD ROPE CHAIN bracelet possibly around Union, if kxmd, PLEASE call 933-6238. Thank You. FOUND: PAIR OF GLOVES fell off bike on Columbia ooing towards Medical School last Monday 8:00 a.m. 929-4530. i " - ' i i k , r ' $ it-- Jtlttr.i- John U. Neal Licensed Optician "PURE EXHILARATING FUN!" rti lmm "ONE OF THE BEST MUSICALS OF THE SEASON f" -UP! Friday, Feb. 25 8:30 pm ' Saturday, Feb. 26 4 & 8:30 pm Memorial Hall . fl f LOST: GOLD TTMEX WATCH with brown leather band. Lost in Fetzer Gym in Gymnastics room on bleachers. If found please call Ken at 933-4552. FOUND-PAia OP BLACK FraakBa S tract. Red csm inacrlhad BH. DM yon Iom tkmm? Call 939-6443. Vsaosdca Border LOST: 3"x5' BROWN ADDRESS book lost within the last two weeks. If found please call Larry. 967-1428. help wanted WCHL RADIO PART-TIME air talent needed weekend & fill in experience preferred but not absolutely necessary. Air check & resume to Phil Hawkins, Program Director WCHL, P.O. Box 2127, Chapel HUB, N.C. 27514 or call 942-8765 EOE. ENTRY LEVEL POSITION WITH rapidly growing commer cial real estate firm. Resident manager for a 160 unit adult apartment complex in Chapel HOI area. Must bs depen dable, hard-working, and aggressive. Some bookkeeping and typing skills. Individual must b fast learner and willing to live on property. No children, no pets. $500 month apartment. Send resume with cover letter or request for ap plication to: Manager, P.O. Box 87, Carrboro, N.C. 27510. LOOK GOOD IN SW1MSUITS? Women needed for photographic modeling for advertising promotion. Mini mum 5'2. Good pay, flexible hours. Experience help ful but not required. Call 214692-1440. EARN $5000. THIS SUMMER with College Students Paint trig Co. We are now hiring District Managers for your dty. This is a full time summer Job. No exp. necc. Interviewing on campus soon. Contact your placement office for application end to schedule appointment TEACHER NEEDED FOR THURSDAY afternoon Jewish Religious School Hebrew class. Call Amy at 383-8987 or 489-7062. COUNSELORS FOR CO-ED SUMMER camp fat the moun tains of North Carolina. Room, meals, laundry, salary and travel allowance. Experience not necessary, but must enjoy living and working with children. Only clean-cut non-smoking coDege students need apply. For applicationbrochure write- Jack Levine, Camp Plnewood. 16480 NJE. 20 Avenue. North Miami Beach, Florida 33162. WANTED: VOLUNTEERS FOR A 12 week acne study. Must have moderately severe facial acne. Fee offered is 150. 6 visits to dermatology clinic required. Sponsored by the Dept of Dermatology, UNC School of Medicine. For infor mation caO Carol Meyer'. Monday, Wednesday. Friday 1 pm-5 pm. 966-3321. CHAPEL HILL BASED NATIONALLY syndicated raSio pro gram needs indMdual(s) for public relations and research. Part-time Flexible hours. Desfs Travels Box 3363 Chapd Hill 27514. EXCELLENT SUMMER COUNSELING OPPOfnUNTTIES for men and women who are interested in serving boysaod girls ages 7-16, guiding them in their physical, mental and spiritual development Only those persons who will dedicate their wholehearted efforts to help each Individual child develop his or her potential should apply. One must have ability to teach in one or more of our specialised activities. College students, teachers, and coaches should apply. CAMP THUNDERBIRD, located 17 miles southeast of Charlotte. N.C, is an ACA accredited camp member, specializing in water sports (sailing, water skiing, swimming and canoeing), yet an added emphasis Is placed on the land sports (general athletics, tennis, golf, archery, riffery and backpacking). Horseback riding, white-water canoeing and tripping are ex tras In our excellent program. For further ir&rmsiion write or call G. William CHmer. Jr., Director, Camp Thunderbird, Routs 7, Box 50. Clover. S.C. 23710 (8S3-831-2121). I Jill I I rsS i;;ii':ili:. ;. h:-i:I:h :i i and rim. i snm m wkHh imamm 1 1 1 ii . ulfv The Chieftains . . .traditional Irish music. Wednesday; -March 2 Memorial Hall ' M .... All ads must be prepaid. Deadline: Ad must be received by 12 (noon) one business day before publication. OVERSEAS JOBS SUMMERYEAR round. Europe. S. Amer.. Australia, Asia. All Fields. $500-51200 monthly. Sightseeing. Free info. Writs UC Box 52-NC-l Corona Del Mar. CA 92625. CAROLINA OUTDOOR SPORTS IS seeking a part-time employee. Interests and experience must include backpack ing, paddling, and skiing cross-country and downhill. Apply at the shop 133V4 E. Franklin Street upstairs. TWO PROFESSIONAL STUDENTS NEED part-time sitter for 6 month old daughter. Ride bike or bus to our house fat Carrboro. Call 967-8586 for details. DEPENDABLE CARING PERSON NEEDED to care for a 10 year old girl 3 or 4 afternoons a week. Additional respon sibles negotiable. Hours 34 pm. Must have own car. Non smoker only. References required. Call 383-7872 evenings. for sale DOUBLESINGLE OCCUPANCY IN Hinton James Dorm to any off-campus female. Price negotiable. Please contact Lisa 933-0421 or Cary 967-0172 (willing to make deal)! FINE 14KT. JEWELRY: February is the time for love. Give that special someone a gift of gold. Take advantage of our February Inventory Clearance Sale on all chains and charms in stock. Below wholesale prices! Call for a private showing. 933-5357 Tilsit Enterprises. MALE DORM CONTRACT FOR safe. 323 Fhaus. Call 968-9086 ask for Bill. Price $300.00 or best offer. 1972 VOLKSWAGEN .BEETLE. EXCELLENT condition, newly overhauled engine, new dutch, muffler, battery, in terior like new, $1900 or best offer, 383-7346 or 929-1111 ask for Baker. FOR SALE: CANNON AE-1 and speedlite 177A flash to a camera buff, unlike myself. Price negotiable. This camera has hardly been used. CaO De 933-1176. I STILL NEED TO sell my Klngswood Apt contract Buy my contract before Feb. 4 and 111 give you my bus pass. $82.25 per month utilities. Good roommates. Call Kelvin at 942-9252. Keep trying. STILL NEED TO SELL Connor contract Great chance for lottery and North Campus location. Buy now for 25 dis count Call Kathy 967-3008. Keep trying! AYCOCK DORM CONTRACT for said MUST SELL! DIS COUNT! Time for fall lottery. North Campus Convenience! Contact Regina at 968-0259 Mon.-Thura. after 5:00. FOR SALE. NEIL YOUNG tickets. Two reserved 13th row. Best offer. Call 933-7271 after 2 pro or 942-8213. SCARED OF THE LOTTERY leaving you roomless? Live in Granville East guaranteed housing! Avoid the wafting Bet-Buy now! Call RlstJe 933-1891 by Feb. 5. services CHEAP TVPUiGl CAUL 929-TkTE PROFESSIONAL TYPING AND WORD processing. Re ports, dissertations, resumes. Multiple personalized letters, envelopes, labels. Complete editing. Finishing touches to Job resumes. Sterling Business Services, 106 North Graham. 933-1111. Now you can ship packages via UPS from Chapei Hill. All parcels insured, shipped same day received. Pack Ing materials and assistance available. Ask about UPS delivery hers. STERLING, 106 North Graham, 933-1111. roosszaates THIRD FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED to share two bedroom Estea Park Apartment Will have private room. $100.00month Including utilities, 929-6440. VUiil:. irJ;l: UiJKXiiJsZJ NCAA.? FRANK HOLDER Dance Company Saturday; March 19 8 pm Memorial Hall NONSMOKING RESPONSIBLE PERSON NEEDED to share 2-bedroom, 2 -bath apartment only 10 min. walk from campus. $147 month plus 'A utilities. Available immed. Call 967-0455. evenings best. ROOMMATE WANTED FOR HOUSE 4 miles from cam pus. $137.50rnonth plus V4 utilities (deposit required). On F bus route. CaD Steve 967-4911 evenings. NON-SMOKING MALE ROOMMATE wanted for mobile home l'j miles from campus private bedroom and bath full kitchen and laundry facility preferrably through summer ses sion 929-6588 evenings. wanted WANTED GOOD HOME FOR my two year old white poo dle. Call 929-6172 after 5:00 p.m. WANTED: A HOUSE IN or near to tha Chapel HinCarrboro area. Prefer tha $300 par month ranga. At teas 2 bedrooaas. Call daira at 929-2514 dorm? bosinesa boors. CASH PAID FOR ALBUMS, 45's. cassettes. THE ALBUM ANNEX 108 Henderson Street, upstairs over the bar. Buy Sell-Trade. rooms ROOM AND MEAL ACCOMMODATIONS at Granville Towers available immediately. All rates pro rated by the day until the end of the Spring Semester. Contact Granville South Business Office. 929-7143. rides RIDERS NEEDED UP NORTH as far as Harrlsburg, Pa. Feb. 3-6. If interested, please call 967-0800 evenings. TWO PEOPLE NEED A ride to Ft Lauderdale, Florida March 4th. Will share expenses. Call 933-4652 ask for' Vickie. BIDE NEEDED TO BOONE. NC thie waakcad (Fab. 4)! Mora tfcaa rilUa to kelp artth r-nnr aad driving. Call 933-2706 or 933-4611 aad leave a mcaoags foe Sherri! CARPOOL. SANFORD TO UNC. 8-5 Monday thru Friday Call Mary 962-1204. . V DESPERATE FOR RIDE TO Boone area (Boone. Hickory Sugar Mt.) Please call Venessa at 933-1451. Will pay all ex penses. Need to leave Friday, Feb. 4V personals KELLEY HOUR AND I'UNXSUTAWNEY Phil-have a great Ground Hog Day Mark Randolph. COMPACT SLEEK SIXTY FEMALE: top condition; to highlight standard equipped 60 male. Contract negotiable. - Fully equipped with audio, working horn . . . RSVP DTH Test Run. WRAP. KNOW SOMEONE WHO HAS contributed unselfishly to the university? Then nominate that student for the Order of the OUt Well, a campus honorary. Forms at Union desk. Due Friday. S.J.: I CANNOT TAKE my eves off you in MATH 4 class! You are a very CLASSY lady! How about drinks at my place sometime? P.G. , , f' elf If t v i( Undergraduate Juried Student Photography Show CALL FOR ENTRIES Black and White Color Union Image Monday, February 14 10 am-Noon Great Hall Carolina Union More details at Union Information Desk' mrnrnm '20' i'dKE5 &J3B(G fltl'tl t 9f.ll'' ttiiJUlt.'Wt- v Winn, Friday, April 8 8 pm Memorial Hall Classified ad may be placed at the DTH Carolina Union 065 A, UNC SUNBATHERS! SPRINGBREAK FLORIDA trip to FT. LAUDERDALE OR KEY WEST: 8 beach days, 7 nights lodging in fine hotels "on the strip", plus nightly parties from $125. Call 800-368-2006 TOLL FREE! Ask for Annette. Go with friends or organize a small group and sunbathe for FREE! JOIN US FOR ANOTHER terrific Hillel Deli on Wed nesday 22, from 6-7:30. Speaking at 7:30 will be Dr. Karmi Margolis, an American who now lives in Israel. He will speak on his experiences of moving and settling in Israel. FTJLAUDERDALE FOR SPRING BREAK! Your place in the sun is at the HOLIDAY INN OCEANSiDEfl Please call . Judy, 968-0552. Bermuda, Bahamas & Daytona trips also available. . ALPHA CHI SIGMA (Professional Chemistry Fraternity) wffl hold rush on Feb. 2, 3, and 7. Open to all chemistry and allied majors. For more info, come by 18-4 Venable ATTENTION CHINESE AND SEAFOOD lovers! Door to door free delivery of our famous Sino-Calabash style seafood and stir-fried authentic Chinese food, from Human and Szechuan. Please call fat for your orders (minimum of 2). Also inquire about our daily dinner special. Dairy Luncheon Special is $2.75 including. Soup, main entree, fried rice or lo mem (minimumof four orders). One dollar off with this ad. Jade Palace Chinese and Seafood Restaurant across from NCNB, Carrboro. 942-0006. S-YOU WRITE ALMOST as well as AJM. (the almost Is for respect) I want to know you better. Subtlety isn't simple for me. H. YOU, (YOUR NAME), MAY bava already vtmm Exciting, isn't it? Yes, the Aalhooy Moaas Gala Berthday Extravaganza Saraapatakaa fat drawing to a close, and you may be our winner. To be Included m our grand finale drawing, you must be personally validated by the birthday boy himself, Aatboay Moses, today on his 21st birthday. To qualify for validation, you must simply spot Mr. Moses on campus, run up to him yelling, 1 Reaiiza Tha CoacaptT, and present him with a sweepstakes birthday kiss. Easy, isn't it? There will be a random drawing from all qualify ing entries. The grand prize will include a fantasy date with, you guessed it, Anthony Moaas. But that's not all! All contestants will receive an autographed copy of Mr. Moses' bestseller. Tha Coskospfe Aa I Kaow It Good luck! This contest Is brought to you by the Alex artder Chapter of the Aathoay Moeae latermatioaal FaaClnb. Happy Birthday, Tony. We love you. Teri & Amy. LOST YOUR BEAUTIFUL SELF? Find Hon Valentine's Day at Gary's Sweat Shop at Purdys. Classes: Mon.. Tues.. Thurs. Times: 3-1, 4-5, 5:15-6:15. First Class FREES EXQUISITE BERMUDA! Some space left Cruises, band., boogying, limbo, beer, super tanning. Roundtrip frora RDU. March 5-12, apartment accommodations. DepostJ $30, $459. Nationwide student group. Hurry! Contact Poddv 929-6220. -yy- MWF: HAPPY 21ST B-DAY! Guess you're a real man now -Don't forget those that "helped" you along the way! Thanks for a fantastic three months. Much love. Complete and Gus. KABEE CUFF OR IS tt Moaarch? trviag aoar snake total aaaaa. It was a sboo-ia "A". Thanks Charlotte. SCOTT ERICKSON-YOU BROKE my heart at Pi Lambda Phi Thursday night However, that girl with you sure was cute! Why don't ya give her a call? Love from your dream girl, BERTHA. WHO EVER FOUND AND returned my wallet to the Parker Desk Thanks. HURRY. ITS NOT TOO la u sail the Bahamas Spring Break. 359 includes everything. Call 942-2695 now for fur ther details. 21 76 if it c- t i -!.. (Utj0iit ttl ?" .V'! with . J AEVI 03 0 AH L J ONES Tuesday, April 26 Saturday, April 30 Memorial Hall SIX PERFORMANCES! the DTH office or mailed to Chapel Hill, NC 27514. Want to try SOMETHING NEW? See coupons for up to V off hairs styling (cuts, perms, styles) In Yellow Pages of Campus Phone Book. LAST CHANCE TO SIGN up for Bahamas Spring Break Trip. 8 days7 nights lodging at the Atlantis Hotel, round-trip airfare from Raleigh-Durham to Nassau via Eastern Airlines, Airport transfers, plus ex tras. Only $417.00. Deposit of $100.00 must be paid by 2 p.m. Thursday. For booking contact Sara Kendall or Denie Enderlc. 933-6119. HAPPY BIRTHDAY LORD I'd bake a cake if I could, but TU spare you Tm lost in the kitchen! Have a great day! Guess Who? YOU COULD WIN A personal-size stereo or other great prizes at playing Terrific Twosomes. See today's Village Advocate for details. Advocate's can be found at various locations around campus. THE DTH ANNOUNCES AN informal staff meeting tonight at Purds. The partybts will leave from the office at 9:30 p.m. Be there! IN THE BEGINNING WAS the Word, and the Word was with God. and the Word was God." FRANKLIN 8TEEET FROLIC. SPONSORED by tha Saador Class $10.00 for a long sleeve T-Sbart aad traa baara aad food. Oa sals 10-3 ia the PM aad 3-5 la Saita A Ba Taaraf DRUG STUDY TO TREAT severe pre-menstrual breast pain. Call 966-5289 if interested. PLANT A TREE DM ISRAEL! If you'd like to help the ecology of breaL who not plant a tree? You can plant ft with friends or a group or alone. Plant H in Honor of someone or fai memory of someone. For just $5.00 you can give of yourself to others and to the land Israel. Hillel will be selling trees for the Jewish National Fund on Wednesday, February 2 and Thursday February 3, from 10-2.-00 at the Union. SKI NEARBY OR REFRESH your spirits by the fireside. No irrteruptfons except those you want at MOUNTAIN BROOK COTTAGES, the Getaway Place. $45 nftely for 2. $55 nttety for 4. 704-586-4329. CARLA: MY ROOMMATE, FRIEND, big sis. nurse to the dying. THANKS for putting up with me (you won't have to this weekend) Enjoy Brian! Z. DEAR GAS BILL, I have the heat for your furnace. Blood is hot and mine flows freely. Resond DTH Signed. Bedroom Benefactor. EIX SINCE THE MAINTENANCE man couldn't fix it I guess m have to visit you. And you know what happens to visitors. Love R.L.D. TWO NEIL YOUNG TICKETS: General Admission last minute plans-must sell, will take aO offers until 6.-00 pm Saturday night; yours for the best price 967-7607. HIGH GAS BILLS. AM 6 '2 and attractive. Have similar wishes and would like to meet you. but where? Respond DTH. Waiting. SUZANNE THANKS FOR A SCANDLous evening Sunday. I had a great time. Ant MELISSA THANX FOR BONG there when I needed someone to talk to. Welcome back to whert your friends are. Missed you more than you know. P.T. MEN! - WOMEN! JOBS ON SHIPS! American. Foreign. No experience required. Excellent pay. Worldwide travel Summer fob or career. Send $3.00 for Information! SEAFAX. Dept E-9. Bos 2049. Port Angeles, Washington 98362. ROSES -SEND ONE YOUR love on Valenrine's Day." BALSA will take orders for ROSES at the Law School or Craige Dorm until Friday. February 4 at 4 pm. Rosas are $3 each. Special rates for down. BALSA will deliver on South Campus. Others pick up at Law School. lHJAiME0!) iaWiSSSJ-aisal path.