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The Daily Tar HeelTuesday, November 7, 19899 " Campus Calendar ' The DTH Campus Calendar is a daily listing of University related activities sponsored by academic departments, student services and student organiza tions officially recognized by the Divi sion of Student Affairs. To appear in Campus Calendar, announcements must be submitted on the Campus Calendar form by NOON one business day before the announcement is to run. Saturday and Sunday events are printed in Friday's calendar and must be sub mitted on the Wednesday before the announcement is to run. Forms and a drop box are located outside the DTH office, 104 Union. 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. TUESDAY Noon: The Institute for Research in Social Science announces "Devel oping Interventions to Address Barri ers to Screening for Breast Cancer and Dry Rush two-man teams who visit approximately four to five houses each night. They go in, introduce themselves to the rush chairman or fraternity president and ask to be shown around. If they encoun ter alcohol, they notify the chairman or president that there is a violation." The IFC enforcement team and the Greek life office make sure dry rush is enforced at the University of Georgia, said Ron Binder, adviser to fraternities at Georgia. "We had two violations this year." The punishments for fraternities who violate the policy are fines, having their social privileges removed andor hav ing their intramural privileges revoked, Binder said. Neither the University of Michigan nor the University of Virginia have a dry rush policy, although officials at Michigan are working on implement ing such a policy. 'There haven't been any singular incidents as results of having wet rush," said Grant Davidson, fraternity coordi Calvin and Hobbes Doonesbury gosh, miss nick 5 1 not at all. you're really off i'm sure to see bill ben- hevlovb V hpttz mim rn c&c- vni HEUO?Y Ul.DA. ITS WRE SUPPOSED r-jpr V. ME CAUHN . TO BE AT SCUOOL! J I CANT BELIEVE THE CZAR'S STILL A NICOTINE APPICT! HE'S BEEN ON THE JOB SINCE MAM! ' w ' ' I ' III V lS .tffV W IFI1A6 A6AIN! AL0N6T Shoe f I THINK I'VE. HApW WHAT IS IT T MEW Fpjlf T' V Y T S !Jlk mim THE Daily Crossword by Harvey Chyka ACROSS 1 Nasty kid 5 Home in 9D 9 Vidal 13 Vow 14 Cut short 16 Racetrack 17 Belg. river 18 Norman Vincent 19 Clears 20 Followers 22 bien 23 Gaelic 24 Dine 26 Under one's control 28 Clarify 31 Column type 35 Helm position 36 Clothing 38 Metric measure 39 Actor Sean 40 Rectangular pillars 42 Actor Cronyn 43 Cake topping 45 Cockeyed 46 Arduous journey 47 Remained 49 Hearing range 51 NY city 53 Give the once-over 54 Pitfall 57 Gist 59 Legendary creature 63 Secrete 64 Taxes 66 Opera prince 67 Roman road 68 Cads 69 Statue type 70 Fictional dog Bravery awards Feat 71 72 DOWN 1 Lads 2 Too hasty 3 Suit to 4 Weill opus 5 Spigot 6 Be in cahoots with 7 Hectic decade 8 Harold or Michael 9 Mitchell classic 10 Completed 11 Darn it! 12 Other 15 Rorschach Cholesterol," with Celette Skinner and Victor Strecher of UNC-CH Public Health in 323 Rosenau. Sponsored by UNC-CH Health Behavior and Health Education. For more info call 966-376 1 . 3:30 p.m. :IRSS announces "A Cube Root Asymptotics," with Jean Kim of Yale in 324 Phillips. Sponsored by the Department of Statistics. For more info call 962-2307. 4 p.m.: IRSS announces "America and the Chinese Student Movement of the 1980s," with Frank Tang of the University of Beijing (formerly) in 223 Greenlaw. Sponsored by UNC-CH American Studies. For more info call 962-7564. Student Recreation Center Board of Directors meeting in 201 Fetzer. Open to all students, faculty and staff. The Industrial Relations Associa tion will meet in 209 Hanes. Robin Joseph and Vicki Lotz will speak about internships and the services offered by University Career Planning and Place ment Services. All I.R. majors wel- nator at Michigan. "We are trying to implement a dry rush policy because of the liability issues, the fact that under age people are frequently at the parties and the negative image aspect." Brian Owens, president of the IFC at the University of Virginia, said there were a few nights of expressively dry rush, but otherwise the decision was left up to the fraternity. Georgia's Binder said that there were some students who wanted to go back to wet rush, but that neither fraternities nor rushees could make a quality deci sion when alcohol is involved. Professor pens From Associated Press reports Drawing on two years of research, Duke professor Henry Petroski has written a 450-page book on the pencil, whose importance he says has been ignored too long. Petroski 's book "The Pencil: A His tory of Design and Circumstance" is ARE 10U ML RGHT? WIN tkQP Snu rti Nf, ? THAT MAY be, but he reaches for. ME TWENTY Tim Amy. WHAT ABOUT HE STILL IS. BUT MISS L0LLYP0P LETS FACE IT I THOUGHT HE HOW MUCH BUZZ WAS SffiNG CAN YOU 657 HER! FROM 1989 Tribune Media Services, Inc. All Rights Reserved and Schick 21 Buddy 25 Toodle-oo 27 Harvest goddess 28 Choose 29 City near Dayton 30 NY college 32 Kind of surgeon 33 Knight's headpiece 34 Onion kin 35 Sacred bull of Egypt 37 Ms Teasdale 41 "Jane " 44 Set 48 Profundity 50 A Chaplin 52 Ventilated 54 Slender 55 Ms Hayworth 56 Arab port 58 Pilot's place 60 Shivering fit 61 Was a jockey 62 Golf Couples 65 Draft org. come! UCPPS will hold Job Hunt 103: Interviewing Skills Workshop in 210 Hanes Hall. The Campus Y Publicity Committee will meet in the Campus Y upstairs lounge. All are welcome. 5 p.m.: Campus Profile of STV will meet. Reporters continue to work on your stories. If any questions, call Leigh Powell at 929-5575. G AI A: Art Goldsmith presents "The Economics of Living Standards and Global Politics," in the Campus Y lounge entertaining and educational. The Communications Committee of Student Government will meet in 217 Suite C of the Union. All people interested in attending are welcome. UCPPS presents Career Opportuni ties with Black & Decker in the Black Cultural Center. 5:30 p.m.: The Alliance of Black Graduate and Professional Students will hold its monthly general body meeting in 209 Union. All new mem- from page 1 "We've gone to dry rush, and every year we've set a record with the number of people com ing through rush," B inder said. Barnes said dry rush helped the fra ternities. "They don't have to spend as much money or deal with a bunch of drunks while giving bids. They know that most people who come are coming for rush." Robertson said there had been no complaints about dry rush at Clemson. "It's been dry for so long, people expect it." pencil saga slated for release in January. Among the unusual facts Petroski found are: A single pencil is capable of draw ing a line 70 miles long; Erasers didn't appear on pencils until about 100 years ago. "People said if they had erasers, they would be en couraged to make mistakes." I TOLD THE TEACHER I HAP TO GO TO THE BATHROOM. QUICK., WHAT'S 7? 1989 Universal Press Syndicate 50 HE chews YOU...ON 7HESLY? NO, OUT IN THE OPEN. I'M AFRAID MISS LOLVflSA&T OF A DOORMAT. A SUCKER.'. I rp fi vJ j I B 1 0 1 Ll A fl S I H I A (M fl B I A I L I E S I 1 IMii ini aili 1 IliAJU. ilim ILL QjlJl 1 1 K L C L HALfl.El-lALa.-.i.i.l iAi.JLLJLia.lA.ilLl.LI. AAA-lALL-iLAAlA filQlS i -1 111 1 - & jUslils. NEW Y O R kM E W Y 0 1 R I K I 1 12 la U k iS Hi 7 IS '.9 10 11 12 13 14 15"1 16 17 18 19 20 21 """" 22 23 24 25 """" 26 ' 27 28 J29 3oT """" 31 aT" 33""" 34" 35 " " """"" 36 37 """" 36 " 39 40 41 """" 42 43 44 """" 45 46 47 48 """"" 49 50 """" 51 '. 52 """" 53 54 55 56 57 ' 58 """" 59 60 61 62 63 J64 65 i66 i CI- 67 1 68 69 70 71 72 J"" bers are welcome. 6 p.m.: The Speech Club will host a speaker from Career Counseling Cen ter in 101 Bingham. All majors wel come. The UNC China Club will host Michael Hunt for a talk and discussion in 210 Union on Sino-American rela tions since the Tiananmen incident. All are welcome. 7 p.m.: UCPPS announces a pres entation by Black & Decker in 209 Hanes Hall. For seniorsgraduate stu dents. UCPPS announces a presentation by Shearson Lehman Hutton in the North Parlor at the Carolina Inn. . Current Issues Committee of Carolina Union will sponsor a film and discussion of Spike Lee's "Do the Right Thing." Discussion at 9:15 p.m. facilitated by Archie Copeland, direc tor of Carolina Union, and Clifford Charles, staff psychologist at Career Counseling Center. Student Health Service announces "New Developments: The Future of Diabetes Care." Learn about new prod ucts and research. For students with diabetes or in health career fields at the Student Health Service in the Health Education Conference Room, second floor. Carolina Women's Lacrosse Club vs. N.C. State on the Astroturf. Team Make Your Resume Look Good. Professionally printed resumes Fast turnaround Guaranteed deadlines Choice of quality paper with envelopes It's on time. Or it's on us. 100 West Franklin St. 933-2679 Aiidnislit Late Shews featuring EEDXN METAL & The Naked Gun ONLY $2.00! Look Who's Talking Nightly 7:309:30 (PG-13) Sat & Sun Matinee 2:304:30 Worth Winning Nightly 7:009:10 (PG-13) Sat & Sun Matinee 2:004:10 THE BEAR Nightly 7:009:10 (PG-13) Sat & Sun Matinee 2:004:10 Considering an MBA? Top schools want applicants with experience. Learn about 2 year analyst programs at the Graduate MBA Exploration Day November 8 Great Hall 12:30-4:30 pm Why Not Own Where You Live While At UNC? Your parents will appreciate the return on this leveraged investment and the tax advantages... You 'll love the place and where it is. ByFinleyGolf Course...iusf 5 minutes from campus. From the 60's Less than 5 down Below market fixed rates New- not a conversion Guaranteed buyback Come see the award winning , models, clubhouse, spa, pool and tennis courts and get eye-opening facts and figures to send your folks. Call 967-6076 Open 11-6 Daily Urban Associates of North Carolina Sales by: Cochrane & Company, Realtors Era members be there at 6:30 p.m. The Moravian Student Fellowship will meet at Hal Atkins' house. Trans portation will leave from Morrison and Granville West lobbies at 6:45 p.m. 7:30 p.m.: Graduate Students United will have a general meeting tonight in 307 Manning. Graduate stu dents concerned about stipends, health insurance, child care and tuition are urged to attend. Fellowship of Christian Athletes Bible Studies for Women until 8:30 p.m. at Chapel of the Cross (on Fran klin Street). 8 p.m.: Fellowship of Christian Athletes Bible Studies for Men until 9 p.m. at Mrs. D's house (beside Little Fraternity Court). TARP (Tarheel Aluminum Recy cling Program) meeting for tonight has been postponed until Wednesday, Oct. 8, at 8 p.m. in 205 Union. ITEMS OF INTEREST UCPPS is collecting all resumes of seniors interested in working for non profit organizations after graduation. Legal Problems ? call Orrin Robbins Attorney at Law 968-1825 Shocker (R) The Fabulous Baker Your Own Apartment. Now You Estes 967 - K...,,.. jsgggjl: -!CTgfcsal 2234 JT A University Lake 968-3983 Doval Park 1 (TO 967-2239 Kinaswood M 967-2231 EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY Wmm& (lAfTER MidNiqhT 1 $3.00 T&h M 9.-20 Only yiU SHOWS BEGINNING BEFORE 6PM. 967-4737 a Glenn Close James vds TOM SELLECK $ " Mffl j AN INNOCENT MAN feV -S. yfn' 3-05 5-10 7-15 ' I ZK 2:555:007:009:00 No Passes9 g " ' JOHN (r VdDILILIEYlBAILIL Friday TLMC vs. 7:30 IPM (Dapmninclhiaell Airaoio Bring resume to 2 1 1 Hanes Hall before Jan. 19 for inclusion in a booklfiiam UNC, NCSU, NCCU and Duke toibe senttoNPOs. ;X; Student Government Tutoring Program offers FREE tutoring in Ecpn 10; Chem 11; Stat 1 1 and 23; French; Spanish; and Math 22, 30 and 31 All students interested in receiving .help, please come to Peabody Hall Tuesday nights from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. Room aoaigi unwind will uw puoivu in i wauuuj Hall. The Student Government Tutor ing Program is now accepting applfca-' tions for spring tutors in the same courses listed above. Applications are available in Phillips Annex and the Honors Office and are due by Nov 15 s -i A sign-up sheet for dinner with. Human Rights Week '89 keynote Arun' Gandhi will be in the Union through Thursday, Nov. 9. There are limited spaces; all are welcome to apply.,' : EAST FRANKLIN CHAPEL HILL 967-8665 POWERFULLY MOVING AND SO FUNNY IT HURTS " -PETER TRAVESS ROLLING STONE CRIMES and sex, lies, and videotape jiont mrftH omt tormnl MISDEMEANORS HURRY INOS SOONI the little thief 17f fPG-lfj 2:154;307:159:30 2:057:05 ( 7:15 9:30 Boys (R) 7:00 9:15 Can Afford It Park Mon.-fri. 9-6; Sat. 10-5 LARR0QUETTE BR0NS0N PINCH0T r n in M THE fJT . APARTMENT'. A.- X, . "S PEOPLE SECOND-,SIGHT m 3:005:007:109:15 mmm Saturday IMC vs. (Georgetown 7:30 IPM
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