18The Tar HeelThursday, July 3. 1986
THE Daily Crossword by C. F. Murray
Math
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ACROSS
1 Br. guns
6 Biblical
prophet
10 Resorts
14 Chicago
airport
15 Cotton unit
16 Spree
17 Twangy
18 Indigo dye
19 Critic Barrett
20 Whichever .
21 Pleasurable
existence
24 Esteem
28 Stripling
27 Biblical weed
28 Certain
students
33 Writer Leasing
35 Sift
38 Norma or
Charlotte
37 Was in debt
38 Device for
controlling
flow
39 Grotto
40 Shelter
41 For sake!
42 Bank customer
43 Laced
45 Agile
48 Plus
47 Kitchen Hem
50 Assured of
success
55 Gene factor
56 Trim
57 Blue color
53 Violinist
Stem
60 Carry
61 Tractable
62 Type size
63 Rare bird
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grade.
Grabiner suggested his math abil
ity might have something to do with
the fact that his father is a college
mathematics professor.
"Like anything else, ... (math
ability) is a combination of natural
ability and practice," said Bill Cross,
18, of Kalamazoo, Mich.
In Warsaw, the young participants
from about 30 countries will be asked
to solve three problems daily for two
days in the competition for gold,
silver and bronze medals, said
Rousseau. -
The International Mathematics
Olympiad began in 1959 among
Eastern Bloc countries and was later
expanded, said Rousseau. A different
country hosts the event each year. -
The United States first entered the
competition in 1974. The U.S. team
has taken several first-place awards
and finished second last year, when
the competition was held in Finland,
Rousseau said.
Rousseau was optimistic about the
team's chance of making a good
showing in 1986.
"Certainly, it is a good, strong
team," he said. "I am fairly
optimistic.'
Grabiner said he thought the
team's showing would depend upon
BOT
the questions.
"We are a good team, but we are
not an awesome team," said his
teammate Jeremy Kahn, 16, of New
York City.
Other team members are 17-year-old
Joseph Keane, of Pittsburgh, and
John Overdeck, 16, of Columbia,
Md.
The U.S. team is sponsored in the
competition by the Mathematics
Association of America, which
obtains government grants for the
team's travel expenses and the cost
of the training session, said
Rousseau.
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64 Sandarac tree
65 Individualist
DOWN
1 Detection
device
2 Macbeth's
title
3 Financial
independence
4 Gun sp.
5 "Pink Panther"
Peter
6 Astern
7 Lion's pride
8 Mixture
9 Conceit
10 Long step
11 Swim place
12 Top-notch
13 Remain
22 Word with cube
or cream
23 Grade
25 Bill notation
28 Heaped
29 Accelerates
30 Place of great
advantage
31 Roof overhang
32 Wise one
33 Alms
34 Novelist
Wister
35 Fill up
38 Bitter feud
39 Vehicles
41 In the
(healthy)
42 Dog
44 Restaurant
employee
45 Heir
47 Presidential
name
48 Growing out
49 Indy entrant
50 Division word
51 Sign Nght
52 Tardy
53 Dread
54 Tibetan bigwig
59 Street sign
would be unsuitable. The BOT
agreed to take another tour of the
fraternity houses and possibly push
to condemn some of the structures
that are not making efforts toward
improvement.
In other business Friday, the BOT
approved plans and specifications for
a new security services building to
house the University police and the
traffic, transportation and parking
offices. The 11,000 square-foot
building is to be located on Manning
Drive below Morrison dormitory.
Also, Chancellor Christopher C.
Fordham III gave his annual report
to the BOT informing them of some
recent developments. He said that
this summer the campus is far from
quiet because of 1 1,000 students
enrolled in the two sessions of
summer school in addition to several
conferences being held on different
parts of " the campus. The Kenan
Institute for the Study of Private
Enterprise is now under construction,
and the Small Business and Devel
opment Technology Center has
recently opened. Fordham said
applications for the fall term have
risen 21 percent over last year's,
despite a falling number of students
graduating from North Carolina high
schools.
French hyphenate names under law
Don't Thrive
in
SmoEse-ffilled
Ulombs
From Associated Press reports
PARIS What's in a name?
Hyphens and confusion in France,
where a new law allows citizens to
multiply their monikers?
Under the law, which takes effect
this week, any French man or woman
can add the name of his or her
mother, wife, husband or in-law to
the existing family name at the
beginning, the end or even in the
middle.
Thus, Ms. Dupond, daughter of
Mr. Dupond and Ms. Smith and wife
of Mr. Martin, son of Mr. Martin
and Ms. Dubois, can choose to go
by Ms. Dupond-Smith, Martin,
Martin-Dubois, Dupond-Martin or
Dupond-Martin-Dubois, to name a
few.
Before, names could only be
changed through elaborate and
expensive administrative procedures.
The new name can be used on all
administrative documents, identity
cards, drivers licenses and checks,
though each is to specify which is
the family name still the father's
name passed from generation to
generation.
It was not immediately clear
whether there would be a rush on
name changes, but it appeared
certain that the bureaucracy would
have trouble digesting the prospec
tive changes.
Computerized, government agen
cies have already warned they can
deal with no more than 25 letters in
a name.
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By MATT LONG
Staff Writer
The Chapel Hill Town Council
approved UNC's plans for a new $96
million power plant at its meeting
June 23, voting unanimously td issue
the University a special permit to
build the plant on Cameron Avenue.
The council did, however, stipulate
several conditions to please Chapel
Hill residents. There was no debate
before the vote Monday night but
townspeople had protested the plant
at prior public hearings.
Under the conditions, the Univer
sity agreed to handle all coal in
enclosed areas. The town hopes this
will reduce the noise level of he plant.
Also, the exterior design of the plant
will be improved and since the plant
will have room for the addition of
a boiler in the future if needed, the
town asked that their approval be
necessary for future expansion.
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