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Campus Calendar
The Carolina Student Fund DTH
Campus Calendar will appear daily.
Announcements to be run in the
expanded version on Mondays and
Thursdays must be placed in the box
outside the Daily Tar Heel office, Room
104 of the Student Union, by 1 p.m.
Friday and 1 p.m. Wednesday, respec
tively. The deadlines for the limited
editions will be noon one day before the
announcement is to run. Only announce
ments from University recognized and
campus organizations will be printed.
Thursday
10:09 a.m. Carolina Athletic Association
holding voting booths for the
1 985 H omccoming Queen at the
Union, Campus Y Court and
South Campus Union until 4:00
p.m.
2:00 p.m. University Career Planning and
Placement Services sponsoring
an orientation resume work
shop in 209 Hanes.
3:00 p.m. Campus Y holding meeting for
"Insider's Guide" in the Y
Lounge for anyone interested in
editing or writing.
3:30 p.m. Undergraduate Geography
Association meeting in 307
Saunders. Everyone invited.
Student Development and
Counseling Center sponsoring
counseling sessions for sopho
mores undecided about a
Lampley
wish and hope that athletes could be
more realistic than to build much of
their lives and emotions on something
that lasts only three or four weeks."
In a question and answer session
following the speech, Lampley said he
felt major league baseball players did
themselves a disservice by refusing to
take drug tests.
The public is fed up with cocaine use,
and drug testing is a public business,
Classified Info
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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, Student Organizations
and Individuals:
$2.00 per day
Businesses:
- $4.00 per day
5 for each additional word
$1.00 per day for any boxed ad or
bold type
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FOUND ads will run five days FREE.
FOR SALE ads will run five days
FREE for students, student organi
zations, and individuals for items less
than $500. Price must be stipulated
in the ad. Free ads must be marked
as such or any monies collected will
not be refunded. No coupon is
necessary.
Please notify the DTH office imme
diately H there are mistakes in your
ad. We will be responsible for only
the first ad run.
announcements
Spring '86 ia Spain? Semester abroad
im coastal city of Santander. 12-15
credit hoars at University of Saa
taader. UNC System sponsored pro
gram. Coatact 737-2475.
Classes now forming at Stanley H. Kaplan
for winter LSATGREGMAT. Call 489-2348
or 489-8720 for information.
THE YOGA PLACE: It's a ques
tion of joyl Oar second fall ses
sion will ran Oct. 28-Dec. 19. For
information aad brockare, call
967-9686. For the joyl 452 W.
Franklin St.
The Big Event is back Nov. 12! The
Carolina Talent Show wants you! Any
acts funny or serious. Deadline Nov.l.
Call Sybil 968-4456 or 929-8854.
Minority Career Fair, Tuesday October
29, noon 5pm, Great Hall. Open to all
students, freshmen through seniors.
Opportunity to talk with representatives
from 75 companies.
PARTY! PARTY! Live bagpiping, free tea and
sweets at WESTMINSTER ALLEY'S 1st
anniversary celebration. Saturday, Oct. 26th,
12-4pm, at Kroger Plaza Mall, 967-4528.
College Bowl
Tournament
MANDATORY Team
Captains' Meeting
Thursday, October 24
7:00 pm Union 210
Costume rentals
Stage make-up
Assorted Masks
Wigs
Rams Plaza
(Across from Eastgate)
942-2131
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Sign up in 209 Steele. .
- University Career Planning and
Placement Services sponsoring
an interviewing tips workshop
in 210 Hanes.
Carolina Athletic Association
reminds everyone about the
1985 Homecoming Parade,
from Franklin Street to the
Rams Head Parking Lot. Go
Heels!
4:30 p.m. Campus Y's Students Against
the Death Penalty meeting
upstairs in Y building, in the
conference room.
6:00 p.m. Chimera holding sing-a-long
until 10:00 p.m. in the Union,
to learn the songs for Sunday's,
singing auditions for Chime
racon III. Check desk for room
number.
6:30 p.m. STAND meeting in the Campus
Y Lounge to discuss plans for
the "Week of Education."
7:30 p.m. Campus Y's Global Issues Com
mittee along with the Office of
International Programs spon
soring Lucila Mejia de Morales
to speak on "Women and Social
Change in Bolivia." in Gerard
, Hall.
UNC Riding Club holding a
mandatory meeting in 213
Union.
8:00 p.m. Inter-Varsity Christian Fellow
ship hosting Russell McGraw to
speak on AIDS, in Murphy
Hall.
9:00 p.m. UNC College Republicans meet
ing in 205 Union. A speaker and
film on the Strategic Defense
major.
he said.
"1 would like to see mandatory
periodic drug testing for athletes in all
major pro sports . . . , for all Olympic
athletes, and equal emphasis on . . .
performance drugs such as steroids and
amphetamines. "
Lampley is a UNC alumnus who
covers events for ABC's Wide World
of Sports and hosts ABC's "College
Football Scoreboard" and USFL tel
(She iatly
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Mr. Robert Wharburton, a visiting represen
tative, will meet with students interested in
STUDYING IN EUROPE WITH CENTRAL
COLLEGE OF IOWA. Meeting is Friday,
Oct. 25, 10- 12pm, in study abroad office -basement
of Caldwell Hall.
Ms. Maura McCartan, a visiting representa
tive, will meet with students interested in
PROGRAMS WITH SCHOOL OF IRISH
STUDIES in DUBLIN, IRELAND. Meeting
is Thursday, Oct. 31, 11-lpm, in the Study
Abroad Office basement of Caldwell Hall.
Rattling around in the room with not much
time for breakfast. The cereal idea is getting
old, and you, want a change. Well, Burger -.
King has that change. Two sausage crpis-if,
sants for $1.19 - inexpensive and cheap!
Carolina Career Day - Meet 55 employ
ers, October 30, from 12-5pm in Great
Hall. Freshmen and sophomores - learn
about career fields. Juniors and seniors
- discover openings.
WE NEED VOLUNTEERS! Chapel Hill Pks
Rec needs volunteer coaches for basketball
teams: boys, ages 9-10, girls, ages 9-18. From
mid-November to mid-February. Usually 2
weekday evenings and 1 weekend morning
(5-6hr total workweek). Apply by Nov 1 at
200 Plant Rd. 968-2784.
NOTICE: The Fair Exchange buys, sells and
trades good used books, records and tapes.
On C J F bus routes. FREE PARKING.
302 E. Main St., Carrboro. Open everyday.
lost and found
FOUND! In front of Carolina Inn Monday.
Black Towne Buick & Opel keyring. You can
identify them at the DTH classified office.
LOST: two keys on keyring, one labeled
EFG, the other 265. If found please call
Caroline at 929-8652. Very urgent.
Lost Gold Bracelet. Flowery design and
sodered pattern. Very sentimental, if found
please call 933-5073. Definite reward. Thank
you.
Found: Black, male dog. Short-haired, with
nick in left ear, white toes and patch on chest .
In Hinton James Parking lot, Oct. 13. Call
Mark, 966-5228 (work) or 967 -4823 (home).
LOST: Small gold rope chain bracelet.
GREAT SENTIMENTAL VALUE!! CALL
AMY AT 933 1435. KEEP TRYING!!
FOUND OCT. 15: Small pledge notebook
in front of Undergrad. Call 933-4955 to claim.
BIRD WATCHERS
We are looking for people
interested in birding to
start a club on campus.
Call Scott 967-9624 or
John Ann 967-9162
Real NY Corned Beef
and Pastrami
Look for the green awning
15-501 at Eastgate 929-5348
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Can Mi Mai Carrtxxo 9330069
(on the C F bus routes)
Woodcraft Durham 489-0435
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Saturday
Sunday
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E.F. Johnson - Your wallet was found outside
Fetzer Gym. Come by APO to claim.
John Reid F. We found your driver's license.
Come by DTH classified.office to pick it up.
FOUND: Gold bracelet. Identify in 238 Dey
Hall.
services
ABORTION TO 20 WEEKS. Private and
confidential GYN facility with Saturday and
weekday appointments available. Pain med-
.ition.giyejfe,Fee pregnancy tests. 942-02.
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fast, reliable, accurate RUSH "JOBS WET"
COME! Theses, dissertations, short papers.
Call Doug 962 2307, days, or 929 2270 after
5pm.
PREGNANT? NEED HELP? Free preg
nancy testing. Call PSS at 942 7318. All
services confidential.
Call E.J. & Company for the best sound
around. Four hours of non-stop jam tor only
$150. Chapel Hill's 1 sound show. Call Andy
at 967 8871.
Stereo Problems? I ofier fast, personal
ized service and guaranteed repairs on
stereo components Twei.ty-five years
experience m audio. 929 2841.
. Married Students: Low Cost Teim Life
Makes Sense. $100,000 YRT, NS Male ae
25 $131.00 or $12.00 per month. The
Equitable: Steve 489 9180 933-3006.
Airline Lowest Fare HOTLINE. Last chance
for low HOLIDAY fares. Call today 1-800-HOTLYNE.
Minor tune-ups for VW, Audi, Honda,
Toyota, Subaru. Cost only $44.95 including
parts and labor! Routine maintenance is our
specialty. No nonsense 6 month or 6000 mile
warranty on all parts installed Be arrogant!
Demand the best! The Bug Haus 967-7414
for appt. -
Horseback Riding. 10 minute drive from
UNC. Enyiish saddles, nice trails. Foxhunting
partner wanted also. 967 0676.
SPANISH TUTOR offering experience
and lower rates for better grades or conver
sational practice, Bob 933 8624.
BACK DOOR RECORDS
New arid Used LPs, tapes,
45s and posters. New LPs
$2-6, used $1-3.50
NCNB Plaza near Ram Theatres
Mon-Sat 12-6 pm
933-0019
BUY TRADE . SELL
Science, Math,
Education Majors
and others can put
their skills to work in
the
Apply Now!
Call: 942-4057 (off.)
967-9383 (eve.)
CHRISTMAS JOB
Brendle's Catalog
Showroom has
immediate temporary X-
mas positions for
persons who can work 9
am-3 pm or 9 am-6 pm.
Earn extra cash for x
mas now! Apply in
person.
Brendle's
1801 Chapel Hill Blvd.
Chapel Hill
Initiative will be presented.
5:00 p.m. Carolina Committee on Central
America hosting Rice and
Beans Film Festival until 9:00
p.m. with dinner and 3 films on
Central America, in 211-212
Union. Admission is S3.00.
8:00 p.m. Carolina Athletic Association
reminds everyone that Come
dian Steven Wright will help
UNC celebrate Homecoming
1985, in Memorial Hall. Tickets
still available.
11:00 a.m. Carolina Athletic Association
and the Alumni Association
sponsoring a Homecoming Bar-b-que
on Fetzer Field. Tickets
S7.50 at gate.
2:00 p.m. Chimera holding singing audi
tions for Chimericon III until
6:00 p.m. in the Union. Call 967
5347 or 967-5455 after 5:00 p.m.
for information.
7:45 p.m. Focus - Graduate Inter-Varsity
Christian Fellowship hosting
David Stanford of Chapel of the
Cross to discuss "Lifestyles," in
Toy Lounge of Dey Hall. All
l. ' are welcome.
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ecasts,.,-He has appeared on "World
News Tonight,"' "Nightline" and "Good
Morning America."
WE'RE FIGHTING FOR
YOURUFE
American Heart
Association
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TYPINGWORD PROCESSING. FREE
CORRECTION OF TYPOS. $1.50 per page.
For more information call Burns Enterprises
at 489 68 bet ween 10 am and 4 pm Monday
through Friday.
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business opportunities
-ifesiness:-investment. Chapel
H tTs'ofclPsf . mobile Sound show is for sale. '
Priced to sell. Immediate return on initial '
investment. Cali Andy at 967-8871.
help wanted
Immediate opening for 100 plasma donors.
Earn extra money. Call Sera-Tec Biologicals.
942 0251. 109' 2E. Franklin St. Hours 8:30am
5pm, M-F.
Needed for acne study. Volunteers with 10
to J2 inflamatcry papules, between 16-35
years riid. Information : call 966-3321 between
8 5. Volunteers paid $75 upon completion of
study. , .
OVERSEAS JOBS. Summer, year round.
Europe, S. America, Australia, Asia. All fields.
$900 2000 month. Sightseeing. Free informa
tion, write IJC, P.O. Box 52 NCI, Corona
Del Mar, CA 92625.
ACTION AEROBICS at the Chapel
Hill YMCA seeks a dependable enthu
siastic leader to work with an
advanced level class. Call the Y, 942
5156 to schedule a demonstration, or
apply in person at 980 Airport Road.
RELIEF STAFF FOR GROUP HOME:
PART-TIME STAFF NEEDED TO WORK
WITH MENTALLY RETARDEDPHYSI
CALLY HANDICAPPED ADULTS IN A
GROUP HOME. HOURS SCHEDULED
ARE ON AN AS NEEDED BASIS. MUST
BE AVAILABLE FOR EVENING AND, OR
WEEKEND WORK. REGULARLY SCHE
DULED WEEKEND HOURS ARE AVAIL
ABLE. NO OVERNIGHT RESPONSIBILI
TIES UNLESS ' APPLICANT IS
INTERESTED IN WORKING 3RD SHIFT
WITH HOURS OF 10:30PM - 8:30AM. PAY
IS $4.50 HOUR FOR MORE INFORMA
TION CONTACT 942-4172
The Gold
Connection Says!
Lay-Away for
Christmas!
30 days same as
cash. Just the right
gift for that special
person. ..or just be
good to yourself.
128 E. Franklin St.
Right behind
Johnny T-Shirt
967-GOLD(4653)
MCVISA
Accepted
BREAKFAST
with the
CHANCELLOR
Thursday, Sept. 26
Applications now being
accepted for a 7:45 am Break
fast with the Chancellor, a
program which gives students
a chance to meet informally
with the Chancellor, Dr.
Christopher Fordham. Ill, and
discuss matters of interest
on campus matters. Appli
cations available at the Union
Desk and at the Carolina
Student Fund Office, 6th
floor NCNB Plaza.
APPLICATIONS DUE SEPT.
23, 12 NOON
FEMALES (18-22 years) NEEDED FOR
BONE HEALTH STUDY. Obtain free
personal report on your diet and bone
health. Call Nutrition Dept. for info,
appointment 966-3402.
Help Wanted: Secretary office manager. '
Flexible hours good pay. Must be extremely
organized. Call Eddie, 929-2425.
National 'Write Your Congressman,' Inc., a
27 year old legislative research firm, will be
interviewing on campus on October 29, 1985
for Field Representatives to market a
legislative service to business and profes
sional people. This is entry level position for
Division and Regional Sales Management. If
you are interested in working for a strong
America contact Career Planning and
Placement Office for information and appoint
ment. Commission sales, complete training.
Territories available in various Southeastern
U.S. locations. : ' . . '
APPLY NOW T. K. Trippa Reata
rant ia coming to Chapel Hill
Durham. Job poaitioaa available
ia all areaa of the- rcataraat.
Apply in peraon daily from 9:00
am to 7:00 pm at 4600 Chapel Hill
Blvd., Durham, N.C., directly
across IromDarryl'a 1890. Oak
Creek Village Shopping Center.
Coed needed for sitting for 3 and 7 year old
after school 2 times a week. Prefer Mondays
and Wednesdays. Must have own car. Call
933-9746.
VOLUNTEERS WITH BACKACHE
ARE NEEDED FOR A STUDY OF
SPINAL MANIPULATION; PATIENTS
MUST BE 18-45YRS, WITH CURRENT
BACKACHE NO MORE THAN ONE
MONTH. STUDY INCLUDES CON
SULTATION WITH TWO PHYSI
CIANS. SPONSOR: UNC SCHOOL
OF MEDICINE. CALL MS. HONEY
. CUTT, 933-5876.
Immediately need counterpeople, delivery
drivers and biscuits cooks. Flexible hours
good pay. Also some office work. Apply at
TIME OUT, University Square 2-5pm,
weekdays. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE!
Gourmet food store needs 2 dishwashers and
1 prepcook immediately.' Apply in person. A
Southern Season. Eastgate Shopping Center. ,
EARN GOOD MONEY FOR A GOOD
DEED. The EPA needs healthy non-smokers
free from hay fever, ages 18-35 for air
pollution studies. Call 966-1253 between 1
and 5pm, M F.
ASTHMATICS You can help researchers
learn more aboutthe special problems of
asthmatics by taking part in a special study
at UNC. Healthy white males, ages 18-35,
can earn up to $200 plus travel and a free
physical. Call 966-1253 between 1 and 5pm
M-F.
CASH IN ON YOUR COLD: White, non
smoking males, ages 18-30, with colds of flu
needed for paid EPA research study at UNC.
Call Dr. Voter at 9661055 or Nurse's station
at 541-2603.
Asthmatics: Paid volunteers needed for air
pollution studies at UNC. Healthy, white,
non-smoking males, ages 18-30. Call 966
1253. 18 30 YEAR OLD WHITE MALES with
respiratory colds and flu are needed for
a paid research study at UNC. Subjects
must be in good general health. No
asthma or hay fever. Non-smokers only.
Call Dr Chapman at 541-5026.
Resort Hotels, Cruise Liners and Amusement
Parks are now accepting applications for
employment! To receive an application and
information, write: Tourism Information
Services, P.O. Box 7411, Hilton Head Island,
SC 29928.
Modeling, photographic, jr. sportswear.
Campus area. Experience not required.
Forward photodescriptionphone to: Stu
dios, Box 111312 Pittsburgh, PA 15238.
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14 Tractable 49 Flaky stuff
15 Writer Wiesel 50 Muscular
16 Humorist Nash 52 Crossed
17 Bus. sen. 57 Join up: var.
course 58 One-man stints
1 8 Well-known 59 Small Jap. box
Quaker 60 January in
19 Use a loom Juarez
20 Put off 61 Knievel
22 Southern 62 Rangy
signature 63 Navarro of
23 Traditional ' early films
knowledge 64 Good or kind
24 Gl org. ending
26 Slip up 65 Fleuret
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38 Clown . (pledge)
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nation 6 Coeurd'
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42 Music acronym 8 Hanging
43 Attendant of 9 Stray
Bacchus 10 Molding
44 Hallowed 11 Alan
places 12 Joystick
NEED $$$ ?? - EPA needs healthy non
smokers ages 18-35 for breathing studies at
UNC. Call 966-12S3 from 10-5.
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Come On!!! $12.50 for a concert? $5.00 for
a darn movie?! Who are ya kidding people?
The best deal in town CM Hangers, Nov.
8. $2.00. Tickets at Union.
Commodore Vic -20 computer with datasette
and brand new MPS-803 printer. AJ in new
condition. Asking $225 or best offer. CaD
Chris at 933-5113.
For Sale: Guest pass for Florida State game.
Call 929-8662 after 5pm and ask for Kevin.
GOVERNMENT HOMES from . (U
repair). Also delinquent tax property. Cafl
805-687-6000. Ext. GH-9594 for information.
Beautiful diamond solitaire ring. 16 Karat.
White gold band. Appraised at $360. Will sell
for $250, or best offer. Call Carolyn at 929
8779, evenings.
Stereo for sale. "Sharp" stereo, cassette,
phono, 8-track. Good condition and plays
very well. Will take $120, or best offer. CaD
'anytime and keep trying. Ask for Hunter, 933
5929. Tired of high rents? Buy a mobilehome. Two
bedrooms, semi-furnished, major appliances.
Large lot with brick barbeque. On T bus
route. $6000. Cafl 942-7710.
400 Kawasaki motorcycle. Rebuilt engine.
New battery, tires and paint. $500. Call 942
6088 before 9pm. Ask for Bob.
ESCORT radar detector. DO NT GET A
SPEEDING TICKET. Brand new. Must sell.
$175. Call 942-6088. Before 9pm, Ask for Bob.
cars for sale
1975 Datsun B-210. 4 door. Reliable. Good
in-town car. Some bruises, needs rings, runs
well, $400. Can Glen after 5pm. 929-1259.
1979 Honda Civic station wagon for sale.
Blue, AMFM, good condition! $1900 or best
offer. CaH 929-6720 after 6pm.
wanted
Needed: 6 tickets to Florida State game.
Please call 967-1503 if you have tickets to
seU.
NEEDED BADLY: 2 tickets for this Satur
day's Fla. State game. Cafl Lance at 933-2093
to sell your extra ticket.
roommate wanted
Female roommate wanted. Easygoing, stu
dious! Own room. 13 utilities and rent. Just
furnish your room. $140mo. Carolina Apts.
Call 942-9385 after 5pm.
for rent
We need two people who would like to move
into our apt. We must vacate in order to
cultivate the rice patties of China. Please call
us immediately if interested. The first caller
will receive a prize. Location is Carolina Apts.
Ask for Joel, Tim, or John at 967-6614. CaD
anytime. Thanks, you're aflright.
For Rent: beautiful, furnished studio apart
ment, utilities included, for male graduate
student $ 250. 1.9 miles from campus,
telephone 942-3671 evenings after 6pm.
ride needed
Need a ride from Charlotte to Chapel HiB,
Sunday, Oct. 27. Will help pay for gas. Please
call Trisha. 933-7304.
travel
Drive our cars to most U.S. cities. Auto
Driveaway. (919) 272-2153.
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25 Mulligatawny
27 Vipers
28 Old ruler
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29 Rani's garb
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33 Chin, revolu
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35 At hand
33 Hiatuses
38 Barracks beds
41 "Hanging
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42 Medicinal last
44 Smithy itams
45 Utter
43 Auburn tint
47 Zimbsiist
49 Venditions
51 Matador's
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54 Football play
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personals
PRIVATE POST OFFICE BOXES FOR
RENT. UPS PACKAGES RECEIVED AND
SHIPPED. A POST OFFICE ALTERNA
TJVE- NATIONAL MAIL SERVICES FOR
ALL YOUR MAILINGCOPYING NEEDS.
STAMPS. BOXES, TAPE, GIFTWRAP
PING AND PACKING. NATIONAL MAIL
SERVICES, CARR MILL MALL (NEXT TO
HARRIS TEETER) 967 6544.
Campus Voice, a national college
magazine, is conducting a survey of
college students with sexual experience.
Participants will be interviewed by
telephone and will remain anonymous.
Anyone interested in participation
should place his or her name and
telephone number in the envelope near
the mailboxes in the DTH office.
Shabbat service and dinner will be held
Friday, October 25, 6:30 pm at Hillel.
Reservation for dinner a must by Friday
noon. Cost $4 non-members, $3
members. Reservations can be made by
calling 942-4057. Hillel islocated at 210
W. Cameron behind Granville Towers.
CONGRATULATIONS TO Westminster
Alley British and Irish Shop on your first
anniversary. Wish I could attend your party
on Saturday, Oct. 26, at Kroger Plaza Mall,
but duty calls. THE QUEEN. s
Hey Hillel Grads! The first grad program
of the semester win be held Sudnay , Oct.
27, 11:00am at Hillel. We're having a lox
and bagel brunch with all the fixings
good food and good company. Following
the brunch there will be a planning
meeting for future grad activities. Cost
is $4 non-members, $3 members, no
reservation necessary. Hillel is located
at 210 Cameron, behind Granville
Towers.
Wearing a gray UNC sweatshirt and studying
about as much as I was in BASS Wed. night:
Could we start again, over dinner, maybe?
Still interested. - -
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.He's 'not cVad. No, TOYE'S a live wire
because he turrwd 19 on the 23rd. So. guzzle,
guzle, guzzle and build up that collection.
Happy Birthday Toye, But Drop the Dead
Jokes. Love, Hi m1 tnd D.ilf.
Mangum's5lh Annual Haunted House tickets
and T-shirts are available in the Pit and
. Mangum Dorm until Halloween. Only ticket
holders are guaranteed entrance, but eve
ryone is welcome! . ,
Burford's Haven-Bed and Breakfast
Parents or friends coming to visit?
Provide them with the comforts of a
country home plus full breakfast with
Carolina people. Reservations: 929-22 12.
Well I- Miss Beverly Home Price had the most
festive time at the fair Tuesday night. Miss
Visha Montgomery and Miss Charlene Hicky
(two of my girlfriends) and 1 twirled to
Raleighwood to see the freshest meat Raleigh
could offer. As was obvious we met so many
other girls after the same deal we were. I
can speak for the girls there- there were some
. . HOT men. We truly had a flawless time! And
to the girl carrying the fish- give it up honey!
We are what we are! Words and actions of
affection mean nothing to someone who
won't open the doors to their heart and let
f the the other walk in! ,
Tickets wanted for the Fla State game! Please
call Gaynell H. at 942-0094. Anytime! Thank
you! .'
Senior Party at He's Not Here - Friday,
Oct 25 at 5pm. Bring driver's license and
student ID to drink FREE from Senior
Kegs!!
Shelley, we got you here, now I hope you
have a great time. I'm looking forward to a
great weekend. Love A.
JOHNNY T-SHIRT says: "Life is a game
in Chapel Hill." Q: What is the game? Answer
in tomorrow's personals.
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Senior Day at Jordan's, Thurs, Oct 24th. 75
highballs all daylBring student ID and driver's
license. Jordan Le Charolais Steak House.
157 E. Rosemary.
Happy Birthday Steve-a roo! This one may
be in Chapel Hill, but well celebrate 25 in
New Orleans. Love, Tunia and Doug-a-roo.
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