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I I I I I I I I B- I r i i i i i i i B 1 I Campus Calendar The Carolina Student Fund DTH Cam pus Calandar will appear daily. Announce ments to be run in the expanded version on Mondays and Thursdays must be placed in the box outside the Carolina Student Fund office on the third floor of South Building by 5 p.m. Friday and 3 p.m. Wednesday, respectively. Monday 1 p.m. Career Planning and Placement Services will hold an Orienta tionResume Writing Work shop in 306 Hanes. 3:30 p.m. Career Planning and Placement Services will hold an Orienta tionResume Writing Work shop for Business Majors in T 1 Carroll, and one for Graduate . Students in 209 Hanes. 4 p.m. Campus Y Tutoring Committee informational meeting in the Y Lounge. 5 p.m. Graduate and Professional Stu dent Federation mandatory departmental treasures nu tang in 224 Union. 6 p.m. UNC Model United Nations Club general meeting in 470 Hamilton. 6:30 p.m. Delta Sigma Pi -Meet the Chapter Night" in T-l New Carroll. 7 p.m. International Association of Business and Economics Stu dents new members meeting in the Union. Campus Y Big Buddy Program informational meeting in 211 Union. 7:10 p.m. Y-Outreach informational meet ing in the Union. Call 962-2333. 7:30 p.m. Association of English Majors presents the film True West. Introduction by Prof. Kimball King. Refreshments afterward, in the Honors Reading Room - Basement of the Undergrad uate Library. UNC Young Democrats exec utive committee meeting in the Wesley Foundation. Banal Club first meeting of the . school year in the Union. 8 p.m. UNC Riding Club's first meet ing in the Union 222. Tuesday 3:30 p.m. Undergarduate Business Sym posium's important meeting of volunteer in Carroll 106. 4 p.m. Y-Outreach informational mee- tinf in the Union Call 962-2333. Campus Y Bazaar Committee organizational meeting in room 104 Campus Y. Call 962-2333 5 p m. Graduate and Professional Stu dent Federation Senate Meet ing in the Union 224 i i 8 1 i 1 i g. Women's health Women's Health Counseling Service ';vill begin its fall training for volunteers Sept. 19. Training will take place at the Women's Resource Center, 406 W. Rosemary St., Wednesday evenings and Saturday mornings through Oct. 13. The 30-hour volunteer training and FITNESS nn 0 Off Goiitmiies... (Call 489-2668 Ybu probacy already know about our exceptional service and expert repairs for BMW's and Porsches. AJ Oloodworth and Rick Thompson have each been at it 13 years. But you may not know that we also specialize in after-market modi fication and salvage. Service. Repairs. Modification. Plus salvage. Making fine caNs finer. That's the whole ABMWstorv TK3 EJ!1TZ2An ITJ COHICO Highway 54, one mile cast of TriangJe Square. Call 544-4542 for an appointment the MPU S Y RECRUITING VOLUNTEERS IF YOU HAVE TWO HOURS A WEEK AND ARE INTERESTED IN SHARING TirJIE WITH OTHERS COME BY ANY OF THE INFORMATIONAL MEETINGS THAT INTEREST YOU. MEETING TIMES COMMITTEE BIG CUDDY DATE Mon., Sept 10 Tues., Sept 1 1 Mon., Sept 10 Tues., Sept 1 1 Wed, Sept 12 Tues., Sept 1 1 Wed.. Sept 12 Mon., Sept 1 1 Tues., Sept 12 Mon., Sept 10 Tues., Sept 12 Mon., Sept 10 Tues., Sept 11 CAUPU3 COJJ&JJSUMITY LINK DILLON SCHOOL MURDOCH CENTER NUnSING HOUSES TUTCR!G Y-OUTREACH I B 5:30 p.m. Campus C hristian Fellowship cookout at 204 Glenburnie. Rugby Club practice at Glen Lennox Field. 6 p.m. UNC Collegiate 4-H picnic at the Forest Theatre. 6:30 p.m. The Navigators small group bible study in Union 205. Delta Sigma Pi rush with bus iness school proffessors. Pledges arrive at 7 p.m. in T 1 New Carroll. Call 968-1239. 7 p.m. Women's Crew Club organiza tional meeting for new members. No experience neces sary. In the Union. Y Big Buddy Program informa tional meeting in Morisson Activity Room. N.C. Student Legislature meet ing in 226 Union. UNC Ice Hockey Club organ izational meeting in 218 Union. Call 929-8181. 7:30 p.m. Democratic Socialists film on worker overnership in Spain. Lecture by Wes Hare. African Afro-American Stu dies film: The Ancient Africans in 101 Greenlaw. 8 p.m. Young Democrats general members meeting in the Union. Wednesday 3 p.m. Association of Business Stu dents general meeting in Carroll 106. . 4:30 p.m. UNC Womens Basketball Club organizational meeting in the Union. Call 933-7834. 7 p.m. Carolina Committee on Central America film: Americas in Transition with Ed Asner in Manning 209. UNC Outing Club meeting in the Union. Call 933-7705. Y Tutoring Committee infor mational meeting in Union 218. Items of Interest Chapel Hill Womens Soccer Team needs a Goalie, 19 or older. Call Dolly Hunter 967-0683. Registration Materials for Dental Admission Test are available in 01 Brauer, 201D Steele and Nash Hall. Monday, Sept. 18 is the Registration Deadline. Last test date for 5 admissions. Mr. Gatti's and Four -Corners will feature special Happy Hours for the Premier Broadcast of STV (Student Television). Rhodes Scholarship information is available in Hamilton 559. An informa tional meeting will be hald Tuesday, Sept. 11. Time and place TBA in tomorrow's Campus Calendar. October GRE takers: plan to attend the GRE Information Session on Thursday SeDt. 13 at 7 D.m. In Union 208. -J service starts counseling apprenticeship will cover women's health concerns, counseling skills, crisis intervention, role-playing and community resources. For more information, call Karen Anderson at 9686464647. CENTER. INC For More Info) J -W Til IT7 0 TIME PLACE 7:00 Union Rm. 211 7:00 Morrison Recreation Rm. 5:00 Y Lounge 7:00-8:00 YConf. Room 7:00-8:00 YConf. Room 5:30 Union Rm. 208 7:00 Union Rm. 220 7:00 Y Lounge 7:00 Y Lounge 4:00 Y Lounge 7:00 Union Rm. 218 7:00 Union 4:00 Y Lounge COMMUNITY COME BY THE 4:00 Union 8:00 Y Lounge Police restrict parking for football Saturdays By KEVIN SULLIVAN Staff Writer New parking restrictions have been initiated to reduce pedestrian and vehicular traffic on Saturdays when UNC has a home football game. Parking will not be permitted on the sidewalk areas of S. Columbia Street from Franklin Street to Cameron Avenue, police said. "Our greatest concern is pedes trian safety," said Major Arnold Gold of the Chapel Hill Police Department. "It is a highly congested area with many people gathering around vehicles." Gold said there have not been any serious accidents in the area but "We try not to react but plan ahead. We will continue to expand on the Legislators to By DAN TILLMAN Staff Writer A group of North Carolina legislators has been appointed to study regulations designed to make the state safer from dangers posed by hazardous wastes. The five House and five Senate members will make recommendations to the General Assembly concerning strict liability for damages caused by hazardous wastes, according to House Speaker Liston B. Ramsey. Included on the commission is Rep. Joe Hackney, D Orange, a Chapel Hill attorney. The study was prompted by the defeat of a bill introduced to the General Assembly by Hackney and Rep. William Clark, D Cumberland. The strict liability bill, which passed the House but was defeated in the Senate, would make people generating, transporting, disposing of, or otherwise in control of hazardous wastes, accoun table for injuries resulting from acci dents involving those materials, said Ramsey. Ramsey said current law requires that a mid ma mm h i jrf i k "jt hjf JltJ JIMKllM'ttSji: Calabash Srye A- From PubertyThrough Menopause We Care For Women At Cynecare HP 0 he private practice of specializing in all phases of o jL, -LL oca ted at 3500 Westgate Drive, Westgate Plaza, Suite 504, Durham, North Carolina-across from South Square Mall. Hours by appointment, evenings and Saturdays available. all this number: 967-0024. Oy Restaurant & Car , INTRODUCES ALL B.B.Q. Beef Ribs, Marinated Sirloin Strips, Chicken Kabobs and Much More JJUST$S.5 served with a garden salad, homemade rolls and choice of french fries or baked potato LUNCH Mon-Fri. VISA MasterCard ALL ABC 11:30-2:30 dinlub PERMITS' 157 E. Rosemary, two floors above Troll's 942-5757 current policy in future years. Right now we just don't have enough people to enforce such laws." The department has not created any alternative parking areas for those attending football games. "People should take advantage of the park and ride town shuttle service to get to and from the games," Gold said. The park and ride shuttle provides transportation to Kenan Stadium from Glen Lennox and Airport Road. Gold said the restricted area oh S. Columbia Street will be marked with pylons, and civilian monitors will be on hand. A $25 citation will be issued to those illegally parked in the area in addition to a towing charge of $20. study waste laws negligence in handling the wastes must be established before victims can receive compensation for their injuries. "It is difficult to prove what a big chemical company should or should not have done," Ramsey said. "This law would just make them responsible anyway." He said current laws make it too easy for those handling hazardous wastes to avoid being held legally respnsible for injuries citizens suffer from the wastes. "Industries that transport and handle hazardous wastes are not in support of the bill," Ramsey said. He said such businesses claimed the legislation would increase their operating costs. He attributed the defeat of the bill to lobbying pressure from businesses involved with hazardous wastes. "Bus iness interests were able to stop it (the bill) in the Senate," he said. "They tried, but failed in the House." Hackney said area industries in Orange County and Chapel Hill gener ate a great deal of hazardous waste. There is always the potential for some sort of catastrophe, he said. Lightly breaded Quick-Fried Seafood piled high on a HOT PLATE! Landlubbers 2 M a. H C 54 East to Raleighi Umv Motel j uijrCTranrgr Mixed Beverages Available Beer and Wine &4 M.D, MPH a female gynecologist obstetrics and gynecology. Durham 493-45.25, Chapel Hill NEW mi The Daily Tar Prospective until Oct. 8 By LISA BRANTLEY Staff Writer Orange County voter registration for the Nov. 6 elections will take place until Oct. 8 at sites both on and off campus. All students age 18 and over who currently reside in Orange County and have been residents for at least 30 days prior to the election are eligible to register.' "Generally, weVe been letting stu dents register as long as they have proof of local address, because they will have been living here for 30 days by the date of the election," said Jane Atwater, Orange County Board of Election voter registrar. At the time of registration, citizens must show identification and some document on which their current address is printed, such as a check, bill or receipt. Orange County Board of Election officials will be holding a registration AUTOMATION AT AN OFF THE FILM EXPOSURE AUTOMATION APERTURE PRIORITY AUTOMATION MANUAL CAPABILITY ONLY $149.95 106 Henderson St. (2nd O'rectly above Hectors. enter Irom Henderson St. Chapel Hill. 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In addition, campus registration will take place in the Student Union Aud itorium on the following dates: Sept. 25, 9 a.m. until 2 p.m.; Sept. 26 from 3 until 9 p.m.; Sept. 27 from 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. Students who are currently registered in another county or state may transfer their registration at the same time they register in Orange County by filling out an information card. Absentee ballots are currently avail able and are due Nov. 1 at 5 p.m. They may be picked up at either the Chapel Hill Municipal Building or at the Orange County Board of Election office in Hillsborough. AFFORDABLE PRICE! wwj SFEC1ALS iPviiJSttMiF HAIRCUTS'i $10.50 ! Floor) .vCHl m-i4ree,-l 5.50) V-vl: f II v - 7 y witt with selected stylists ; J J10.00 off highlights . riea$e Dung vuufjuu Cramps Free Pregnancy Tests Abortion (to 20 weeks) ) Breast Evaluation TRIANGLE WOMEN'S HEALTH CENTER 109 Conner Drv Suite 2202 Chapel Hill, N.C. - 0011 or 942-0824 Across from University Mall B I 3 Mon., Sept 10 Wed., Sept 12 4 '' jp'SSS, . jt; ..'JM,u, hk junto"1' ,1 i y OSsar days VAC w3 be open 8:C0 to 4:30 dsUy in the Campus Y, Room 1 02 (SS2-2333) V0LUJITE31 ACTIOfJ CEfiT.
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