22The Tar Heel Thursday. July 17, 1986
UNC organisations
UNC cultivates a bevy of
University-recognized organizations,
activities, honor societies and campus
publications to suit virtually every
interest. Here's a brief description of
some of them:
The Association of International
Students, located in the Frank Porter
Graham Student Union, meets every
Wednesday. Its purpose is to orient
foreign students to American culture
and life at an American university
through campus activities.
The Black Student Movement,
located in the Student Union, oper
ates through several committees that
concentrate on increasing awareness
of the black experience and culture.
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Carrboro Baptist
Church
100 N. Greensboro Street
Carrboro, NC 27510
Welcomes UNC
students in the
morning worship and
at luncheon on
August 24. Call the
church office
(967-3056) for more
information.
Dr. Jcsso Croom
Pastor
LUTHERAN CAMPUS MINISTRY
300 E. Rosemary St. at Pickard Ln.
Chapel Hill, NC
O UPCOMING EVENTS O
Saturday, August 23rd, 3.00-5:00 p.m., Cookoiit
at the Lutheran Campus Center.
Sunday, August 24th, Worship services at 8:30
am and 11:00 am; 12:15 pm,.Welcome Luncheon
for new students at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.
Wednesday, August 27th, 6:00 pm, Fellowship
meal in the Lutheran Campus Center; 7:00 pm,
Holy Communion.
Labor Day Weekend Beach Retreat - .
Call or write Pastor Larry Hartsell .
for more information ,
942-2677 (office) 942-0368 (home)
CHAPEL HILL
BIBLE CHURCH
a nondenominational fellowship
with numerous ministry
activities
Sunday Worship 9:15 am
11:00 am & 5:30 pm
Sunday School
9:30 & 11:00 am
Jr. Church & Nursery
968-4754
Building located on corner of
Mason Farm Rd. & Purefoy
Rd.
Pastors: Jim Abrahamson
Randy Russell
Bill van Bark
The Cultural Committee sponsors
programs such as workshops, lec
tures and the Black Arts Festival. The
Freshman Class Committee, made
up of 15 to 20 freshman chosen
through interviews, sponsors the
BSM's Freshman Class Talent show,
among other activitiesThe Black
Ink, the BSM's official newspaper,
is also located in the Student Union.
The BSM Gospel Choir plays
historically-influenced gospel and
non-gospel music throughout the
year at various locations, including
cities around the nation. The Opeyo
Dancers perform a variety of dances
at campus locations to convey the
significance of dance in the black
Your student years are a
time for seeking the truth
and growth; That is what
we're about at The
Community Church where
you can be a part of our
caring, celebrating family.
Come and join us Sunday
mornings at 11:00.
Geno Jester, Minister
THE COMMUNITY
CHURCH OF
CHAPEL HILL
106 Purefoy Road
(Located near Mason Farm Road
& Married Student Housing)
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provide tlie oppoFtaimity to
experience.
Campus Y, located in the Y
Building on campus, sponsors many
programs designed to help local
charities, educate the Chapel Hill
area about world issues and promote
change. The group's ideals are
embodied in their slogan this year,
"Think Globally, Act Locally.'' Y
projects include the Big Buddy
Program, in which UNC students
volunteer to become a companion to
a young child; Campus-Community
Link, which pairs a UNC student
with a homebound elderly member
of the community; and Y-Outreach,
which works toward solving local
problems such as hunger and heating
(Chapel
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Rebecca Reyes
Campus Minister
All Undergraduate Students are warmly invited to dinner (free)
on Sunday, Augv24th at 6:00 p.m. All Graduate Students on
Sunday, Aug. 31st at 6:00 p.m. at the Presbyterian Student
Center on Henderson St
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Chapel of the Cross
304 E. Franklin St.
next to
Morehead Planetarium
929-2193
for the poor. Y committees include
the Committee for Hunger Respon
sibility, which aims to educate the
public about local and world hunger,
and Students Taking Action For
Nuclear Disarmament.
Carolina Gay and Lesbian
Association, located in the Student
Union, serves to educate the public
about being gay and provides social
activities on campus. The group
sponsors an annual "Gay Awareness
Week" every spring and publishes the
newsletter LAMBA twice each
semester.
Carolina Students for Broyhill
exists as part of a statewide organ
ization to support N.C. Rep. Jim
Hull and
PRESBYTERIAN
CAMPUS
MINISTRY
at UNC in Chapel Hill
Presbyterian
Student Center
110 Henderson Street
967-2311
THE EPISCOPAL CAMPUS MINISTRY
WELCOMES YOU TO UNC
Join us at our oriontationcookout following
tho 5:15 service on Sunday, August 24th
Sunday Services Beginning August 24th
Are at 7:30, 9:00, 1 1:15 am & 5:15 pm
other services held daily at 5:15
August 26 First Fellowship Night of the
weekly Anglican Student Fellowship at
5:45 followed by dinner & program
The Rev. Stephen Elkins-Williams, Rector
The Rev. David Stanford, Assoc. for
Campus Ministry
August 29th Labor Day Beach Retreat
get
Broyhill in his race for the Senate
seat held by Republican Sen. John
East. The group will campaign for
Broyhill and hopes to sponsor visits
by the congressman to campus.
Carolina Symposium provides a
two to three week series of lectures,
exhibits and films concentrated on
a cultural theme. The symposium
occurs every two years; the topic of
the 1986 program was "Technology,
Society, and the Individual."
Carolina Union Activities
Board, located in the Student Union,
operates through several committees
to provide entertainment and educa
tion to students through movies,
speakers, concerts, seminars and
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