Spring 1988 Final Exam Schedule
C,ass Time Exam Date
All 10 am. classes on MWF Mon., April 25 at 8 am
All 9:30 am classes on TTh Mon., April 25 at noon
All 5 p.m. classes on MWF Mon., April 25 at 4 p.m.
All classes meeting after 5 p.m. on M or MW Mon., April 25 at class time
All 8 am classes on TTh Tues., April 26 at 9 am
All 3:30 p.m. classes on TTh, Busi 71 and 72 Tues., April 26 at 2 p.m.
Jour 53 Tues., April 26 at 7 p.m.
All classes meeting after 5 p.m. on T or TTh Tues., April 26 at class time
All Fren, Germ, Ital, Span, Port 1, 1X.2, 2X, 3, 4, Russ 1,2 Wed., April 27 at 9 am
All 11 am classes on MWF Wed., April 27 at 2 p.m.
All classes meeting after 5 p.m. on W only Wed., April 27 at class time
All 8 a.m. classes on MWF Thurs., April 28 at 8 am
All 12:30 p.m. classes on TTh Thurs., April 28 at noon
All 5 p.m. classes on TTh; Math 22, 30, 31, 32 Thursday, April 28 at 4 p.m.
All classes meeting after 5 p.m. on Th only Thursday, April 28 at class time
All 9 am classes on MWF Friday, April 29 at 9 am
All 2 p.m. classes on MWF Friday, April 29 at 2 p.m.
All 1 1 a.m. classes on TTh; Chem 142L Saturday, April 30 at 9 a.m.
All 4 p.m. classes on MWF Saturday, April 29 at 2 p.m.
All noon classes on MWF, Chem 170L, 171L Monday, May 2 at 9 am
All 3 p.m. classes on MWF, Busi 24, Chem 41 L, 62L, 182L
and all classes not otherwise provided for in this schedule Monday, May 2 at 2 p.m.
All 1 p.m. classes on MWF Tuesday, May 3 at 9 am
All 2 p.m. classes on TTh Tuesday, May 3 at 2 p.m.
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nation receives information in the
same manner from a host of other
groups, Suggs said.
Because the opinions of congress
members differ from year to year, it
isn't possible to determine if SETA
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"Nuclear weapons are good if they
are retaliatory in nature," Burgess
said.
The United States has the upper
hand now, because the Soviets have
spent 15 times as much as the United
States on space defense systems
research but have no results, said
Steven Dolley, a graduate in speech
communications from Williston, Vt.
But if the United States deploys an
SDI system, it would be seen as a
threat to the Soviets and perpetuate
a greater arms race, Dolley said. The
United States should give up SDI in
favor of reducing land-based nuclear
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is more politically active than the
CGLA, Ferris said. Another problem
is that the by-laws don't specifically
define "politically partisan," he said.
"Some construe it to mean taking
any political stand," Ferris said, and
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weapons, he said.
"A bargaining chip is no good
unless you're willing to cash it in,"
Dolley said.
Burgess agreed that SDI is a
bargaining chip but said it would be
a more effective negotiation tool if
it is deployed.
"The problem of verification
thwarts any chance of a major
reduction of land-based nuclear
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"We would be like Darth Vader
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that was the view the congress took
in regard to SETA.
SETA was disadvantaged, Work
man said, because of the vague
specifications of "politically
partisan."
"The congress does groups a
disservice by not having more objec
tive standards," she said.
Although the group's political
nature was the official reason SETA
was denied funds, another reason was
that organizations supported by
student fees should benefit students,
Ferris said.
"SETA is standing up for animal
rights, but there are plenty of student
concerns that are more important,"
he said.
McNeill said the congress didn't
give his argument about the CGLA's
political partisanship enough atten
tion because it sympathizes with the
CGLA.
"People were biased, and went in
with preconceived ideas of how they
were going to vote," he said.
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I Sports
Baseball drops 2 to No. 1 OSU
From staff reports
Playing the top team in the land
is usually a hard thing to do, as the
UNC baseball team found out Mon
day and Tuesday.
The Tar Heels were in Stillwater,
Okla., facing the Oklahoma State
Cowboys, who boast of an incredible
37-2 record. Monday, the Cowboys
rolled up a 12-0 lead en route to a
19-6 spanking of UNC.
Sophomore Ail-American third
baseman Robin Ventura drilled two
home runs in the contest as Okla
homa State scored in every inning,
amassing six homers and 22 hits.
Tar Heel sophomore Michael
Hoog took the loss to fall to 7-4 on
the year. The Cowboys ripped him
for 10 runs in 5 13 innings.
Ventura set an NCAA record last
year as a freshman by hitting in 58
straight games. Interestingly, he
started that streak after going 0-for-4
against UNC in a 9-8 Cowboy win.
He is currently hitting .387, which is
only fourth best on the OSU team.
Monday, the 1987 Player of the
Year ripped a solo dinger in the first
Stats prove that Chamberlain
was basketball's greatest
When it came time to do my
English 2 argument research paper,
I immediately tried to think of
something in sports worth arguing
about. Would it be the drug testing
of athletes, a very popular subject
now? Should I write on the proposed
payment of college athletes? So many
possibilities.
Then it hit me.
For as long as I can remember, and
for many years before then, the
debate over the greatest basketball
player ever ran wildly. Invariably,
talk centered around Bill Russell and
Wilt Chamberlain. I, having always
been appalled whenever I heard
someone state that Russell was better
than Chamberlain, had my topic.
But when I did my paper, the lack
of information on the subject
astounded me. The back issues of my
sports bible (Sports Illustrated) did
not have anything on it, and the UNC
library system had only a couple of
books about the subject
I turned in my paper last Wednes
day, using the few resources I had.
I will not go into what I made, but
let's just say it was not an A.
However, this week, in my
depressed state over my paper, I was
re-reading an SI when a letter to the
editor hit me like a ton of Goodyear
racing tires (sorry about the racing
analogy).
Harvey Pollack, director of statis
tical information for the Philadelphia
76ers, wrote a letter responding to an
article in the Feb.22 issue. In the
article, which was about the lack of
true centers in the NBA, a caption
appeared that read, "(Bill) Russell
often got the better of Wilt (Cham
berlain), and the record book cer
tainly is proof positive."
I could not believe it! Here was
a perfect piece of information that
I could have used for my English
paper. Then another thought
occurred to me. Why not use the letter
as a basis for an opinion article in
the DTH?
Reid picks
From staff reports
J.R. Reid won four awards and Jeff
Lebo and Ranzino Smith picked up
three apiece at North Carolina's
annual basketball banquet Monday
night.
In voting by his teammates, Reid
was named most valuable player for
the past season. He also won honors
as the team's top rebounder, drawing
the most charges and overall statis
tical leader.
Lebo took the Foy Roberson
Award as the team's most inspira
tional player. He also won awards for
leading the team in assists and took
the athletic director's scholar-athlete
award.
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listing of University-related activities
sponsored by academic departments,
student services and student organiza
tions officially recognized by the Division
of Student Affairs. To appear in Campus
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announcement is to run. Saturday and
Sunday events are printed in Friday's
calendar and must be submitted on the
Wednesday before the announcement is
to run. Forms and a drop box are located
outside the DTH office, Union 104. Items
of Interest lists ongoing events from the
same campus organizations and follows
the same deadline schedule as Campus
Calendar. Please use the same form.
Wednesday
4 p.m. CAA (Carolina
Athletic Associa
tion) will meet in 226
Student Union. All
The Daily
inning and added another in the fifth,
followed by homers by Monte Fariss
and Ray Ortiz.
The Tar Heels got on the board
in the seventh, when Jesse Levis
homered over the scoreboard in right
field.
UNC almost knocked off the
Cowboys Tuesday, but fell 8-6
instead. Designated hitter Adam
Smith's eighth-inning two-run
homer, his second two-run blast of
the game, was the difference.
The Tar Heels jumped out to an
early 3-0 lead, due to Tom Nevin's
solo homer to right to start off the
game and Chris Lauria's RBI single
in the first inning. Bobby Honneycutt
drilled an RBI single in the second
for the third run.
The Cowboys tied things up in the
fourth when Ortiz' single plated
Ventura, who had doubled, and
Smith roped his first homer of the
game over the rightfield fence.
Nevin scored in the fifth for the
Tar Heels after OSU starting pitcher
Tim Pugh made an error, but Fariss
laced a two-run single in the Cow
Keith Parsons
Opinion
Bingo.
As Pollack writes in his letter, the
caption was not only misleading, but
totally erroneous. Pollack gives the
following facts.
In the 142 times Russell and
Chamberlain faced each other,
Chamberlain scored 4,077 points and
grabbed 4,072 rebounds. For those
of you who are not math majors, that
works out to 28.7 points and 28.7
rebounds a game. On the other hand,
Russell managed only about half as
many points (2,060) and pulled down
3,373 boards. This is 14.5 points a
game and 23.7 rebounds a contest.
It is easy to see who got the better
of whom.
Here is some more evidence to
support my claim that Chamberlain
was better than Russell, and therefore
the greatest player ever. And I do not
want anyone to even mention Kareem
Abdul-Jabbar.
On Nov. 24, 1960, against Russell,
Chamberlain cleaned the glass for 55
bounds, an NBA record. Also, even
though Russell is widely recognized
as the greatest defensive player ever,
Wilt once poured in 62 points against
him. The best Russell could do
against Chamberlain was 37.
I was reading a book by Red
Auerbach recently where Auerbach
himself said Russell was "the greatest
rebounder to ever live." Auerbach
went on to say, "And don't give me
any of that crap about Chamberlain's
numbers."
Okay, Red, sure. Just because
Chamberlain outrebounded your
man Russell in 95 of the 142 games
they played against each other does
not mean he outrebounded him. Say
what?
So that means just because Cham
berlain is the second-leading scorer
up 4 hoops awards
Smith was named the team's
permanent captain, in addition to
awards for most outstanding senior
and leading the team in free-throw
shooting.
Junior Steve Bucknall was named
the team's best defensive player and
top screener, Rick Fox won as
outstanding freshman and for leading
the team in field-goal percentage, and
Scott Williams was named leading
shot blocker.
In other basketball news, Reid,
Lebo and Williams were among 93
players invited by ABAUS A Monday
to attend the 1988 men's Olympic
basketball trials.
The trials will begin May 18 at the
Campus Calendar
members please be
present.
5 p.m. GAIA will sponsor Dr.
Lewis Lipsitz who will
present "Socialism:
The Prospects" in the
Campus Y Lounge.
5:30 p.m. NEWMAN - The
Catholic Stadent
Center welcomes all
students to its last stu
dent nightdinner feat
uring a senior roast.
The center is located at
218 Pittsboro St.
(behind the Carolina
Inn.)
6 p.m. Wesley Foundation
Methodist Cen
ter welcomes all inter
ested students to share
dinner ($2) and wor
ship service.
7 p.m. UNC Women's
Crew will meet for
information on summer
and fall rowing pro
gram in 213 Union.
Items of Interest
Student Part-Time Employ
ment Service will host the
Employment Securities Commis
sion every Wednesday from 1-3 p.m.
to help students locate part-time
and summer jobs. Or go by 217E
(Suite C) Union or call 962-0545.
GPSF is offering information
about the in-state tuition application
process. Check the bulletin board
outside Suite D, Union.
UNC-CH Elections Board
has applications available at the
Applications Desk in the Union and
on the Office Door, Suite C 217 D.
Applications should be turned in by
April 19.
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Tar Heel Wednesday, April 20, 19887
boys' half of the inning to give OSU
its first lead of the game.
A Chris DeFranco solo shot to
right tied things up at 6-6 in the
seventh, and after Ventura brought
in yet another run with a sacrifice fly
that Nevin climbed the leftfield fence
to haul in, Levis tied it again in the
eighth with a solo shot to left-center,
setting up Smith's heroics.
In the Tar Heels' last gasp, Nevin
doubled to lead off the inning, but
Carl Myers came in to pitch to
DeFranco, and he grounded out.
David Mlick then got Dave Arendas
to fly out, and Ron Gerstein got Levis
to ground out to short to end the
game.
Freshman Kreg Gresham (1-3)
picked up the loss for the Tar Heels,
despite giving up only one hit, Smith's
two-run dinger, in four innings of
work. Jim Dougherty started and
went the first five frames, giving up
just six hits. Pugh was the winner for
the Cowboys (9-0), and Gerstein
saved his first game of the year.
With the losses, the Tar Heels fell
to 24-18 on the year.
in NBA history, that does not mean
he is the second-leading scorer in
NBA history. Right? Come on Red,
get a clue.
In defense of Sports Illustrated, the
magazine did list the fact that Russell
and the Boston Celtics won nine NBA
championships from 1959 (Chamber
lain's rookie year) to 1969 (Russell's
last as a player).
Following that theory, Ernie
Banks, the great Chicago Cub short
stop of yesteryear, was not as good
a player as, say, Bucky Dent, the
Yankee player at short during the
New York dynasty. After all, Banks
never won a championship.
At least Chamberlain won one
during the Russell Celtic era and
added one more in the early 1970s
while playing for the Los Angeles
Lakers.
Did you notice something in my
last sentence? Instead of simply
writing "the Russell era," I added
"Celtic." This is because the twogo
hand in hand. Even Auerbach, in jbis
book, admits Russell would probably
not have been such a great player if
he played for a team other than
Boston.
While at Boston, Russell played
with such legendary players as Bob
Cousy, Bill Sharman, John Havlicek,
K.C. Jones and Sam Jones. The only
years Chamberlain had this kind of
support, he won the championship,
too. In those winning years, Cham
berlain played alongside players like
Chet Walker, Hal Greer, Jerry West
and Elgin Baylor.
As Walter Bingham points out in
his NBA playoffs article in this week's
SI, of Russell's seven victories over
Chamberlain in the NBA playoffs,
four series went to the seventh and
deciding game. The margin of victory
in those four games was nine points.
I have just one last thought on the
subject. Chamberlain was a great
player on his own, while Russell
needed the Celtic name behind him
to reach the same level. i
Olympic Training Center. Between 3b
and 40 players will be named for the
final two days of trials, which wijl
include a doubleheader at McNicholjs
Arena in Denver on May 22. j
On May 24, about 20 players will
be invited to continue training it
Georgetown University in mid-July.
The final team of 12 players will be
determined before Sept. 2 for the
Seoul Olympics, with Georgetown's
John Thompson serving as head
coach. !
Alonzo Mourning of Indian Rivex
(Va.) High School was the only prep
player invited. Mourning will attend
Georgetown next year. :
evision and Motion Pictures
is sponsoring the 1988 Spooner
Award for filmmaking with St.
Anthony Hall. The submission
deadline for competition in this
event is April 22. The competition
is a jury showing. Guidelines are
posted in the Union and RTVMP.'
The Presbyterian Campus
Ministry is sponsoring a dance to
benefit the Rape Crisis Center Apijil
30 at the Student Center. Call 967
2311 for ticket information. '
PlayMakers Repertory
Company will audition Equity and
non Equity actors for its 1988 1989
season on May 14. Auditions are by
appointment only on a space avail
able basis. To schedule, phone 962
1132, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., by May 13.C
The Anglican Student Fel
lowship will not be meeting at the
usual time. Instead, we will meet on
THURSDAY at the same time for
a picnic at the Chapel of the Cross.