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The Daily Tar HeelTuesday, Decembers, 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 oerore tne 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 Giant Christmas card making the rounds From Associated Press reports RALEIGH A three-story Christ mas card that is being taken on a tour of all 50 states before being sent to the " Soviet Union was signed by shoppers in Raleigh, where it made its only stop in the Tar Heel state. "With the opening of the gate over there, a people-to-people gift is a won derful thing," said Elinor Workman, a teacher from Wilson who was taking a break from shopping to sign the card. The card from the people of the U.S. to residents of the Soviet Union was displayed last week at Crabtree Valley Mall. Despite decades of strained relations between the two superpowers, Jim Lawlor, the founder of America's Greeting Card to Russia, hopes to end the '80s on a goodwill note. Raleigh was the 36th stop for the card. "It's a people-to-people thing," said Lawlor, a businessman who has closed his Fairfield, Iowa company, United r Safety Inc., to undertake this project. His goal is to collect 1 million signa tures by Jan. 1 , when he and a group of . 40 Americans will journey to Moscow's , House of Friendship to present the card to Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev. The greeting card now has 300,000 names on it, including Yoko Ono, the members of Fleetwood Mac, Barbara Streisand, Aretha Franklin and The Pointer Sisters. Calvin and Hobbes Doonesbury "HAVOC. RECRUITING PANAMAN IANRE8615, 15 IN H03 HEAVEN. II OKLMI IU tU MANY FAMILIAR FACES HERB TOPAY... ARE WELCOME1. r V,. 1 I sr 111 rUU IN lht ohCK. Jut?l IuN . I I THAI S X I 8 L iu Shoe if WITH All Of U& f I W?NE WWAT i f 04 ft"" F22T SP FlAG$ MA 10 111 ' EATIMS UPAUTHIS fl THE Ftt HORSES , rf THE Daily Crossword by Evelyn Benshoof 1989 Tribune Madia Services, Inc. All Rights Reserved ACROSS 1 Brusque reply 5 Armor 9 Blue-pencil 13 Better ' 15 Br. composer 16 Easily maneuvered ' 17 Philanthropist 18 Suite money 19 Jacket 20 Trial member ' 22 Remain ' undecided 23 Sense 24 Coast or ; tower : ' 26 Crystalline mineral 30 Cinch .-.31 Bard's river I;-.32 Labyrinth X 35 Exactly ! 39 Katmandu's '.: " land X 41 Push firmly X 42 Indonesian X- , island ' 43 suzette 44 Samoan port .46 Supreme court " number 47 Privy to 49 " & Lacey" 51 Panatela 53 Tortoise shell product 55 Tiny plant 56 Espy 62 Capri e.g. 63 Military command 64 Drudge 65 Sojourn 66 Faineant 67 Disunite 68 Tractable 69 Couple 70 Large grouper DOWN 1 Directed 2 Chin, island 3 Descartes 4 Comprehend 5 Seine feeder 6 Staggering 7 Lodges 8 Admits 9 Astonishing 10 Desk accessory 11 Literary device 12 Baby-sit 14 Tenor 21 Abound 25 Colossal 26 Judge's seat campus organizations and follows the same deadline schedule as Campus Calendar. Please use the same form. TUESDAY 10 a.m.: Bloodmobile in Great Hall until 3 p.m. sponsored by APO, Olde Campus and STOW. FREE sandwiches and drinks. Give the gift of life. 2 p.m.: University Career Plan ning and Placement Services will hold Job Hunt 106: Off-campus Job Search for seniors and graduate students in 2 1 0 Hanes Hall. 4 p.m.: The Campus Y Publicity Committee will meet in the upstairs lounge to paint a banner and have a Fake bills cost students GATLINBURG, Tenn. Using phony dollar bills in a soft drink ma chine may have seemed like a joke to three high school students, but the state calls it forgery. The suspects, two 17-year-olds and one 16-year-old, are scheduled to ap pear on forgery charges before a Sevier County juvenile court judge Jan. 10. Less than $10 had been put into the machine at Gatlinburg-Pittman High School when it was discovered, said police chief Harry Montgomery. It appeared the students initially got faculty members to copy the bills for them by telling the teachers they wanted to use the copies in a Monopoly game, Montgomery said. The students could also be charged with counterfeiting, but Agent Jess McGaha of the U.S. Secret Service office in Nashville said the service is not pressing charges. "There were no hardened criminals involved here." New look for Christmas SANTA MONICA, Calif. Resi dents of this seaside community can kiss holiday mistletoe goodbye, along with Christmas trees and sleigh bells, because the city has given traditional street decorations the heave ho-ho-ho. Old St. Nick will ride into town under a wave of ocean-themed vinyl 1EM, I VJ0N)ERMG IF VIE COULD STOP THE IESSOU HERE AWJRH "TO TUE PLMG&O0UD FOR TUE REST OF "WE DM. OF COURSE HOT. NOW THEM, LET'S ML T0RU TO PAGE , 24 AH0.m &3 I I o 0 o o o o o o o c - A LOT OF YOU HAVE BEEN INVOLVEP IN PREVIOUS COUP ATTEMPTS A6AJN5T GENERAL N0RJE6A. OTHERS ARE FIRST TIME CONSPIRATORS . ALL AS YOU KNOW, THIS TIME AROUND, ITS A CIA SHOW! WE'VE 60TA 43 MILLION COVERT-ACTION PLAN THAT WE THINK IS PRACTICAL, TIMELY, ANP ATTRACTIVE TDAU5 6RUNTLEP OFFICER CORPS.1... YES, YOU INTHE BACK, QUESTION 27 Affirm 28 Lasso 29 No way! 30 Vehicle 33 Irish islands 34 Attack 36 Idi 37 "Then There Were -" 38 Performer Joel 40 Siberian river 45 Pinnacle 48 Exotic flower 50 Vast chasm 51 Rica 52 Muslim faith 53 Lily 54 Chose 55 Drizzle 57 "The in Red" 58 Kind of sch. 59 Keep intact 60 Above 61 Sleuth Wolfe Christmas party. All members please attend. UCPPS will have a Internships Experiential Learning Workshop: In troductory session on internship basics and how to find one in 209 Hanes Hall. 5 p.m.: The Civic Investment Com mittee announces a reception at the Franklin Street Bar and Grille. Come join our newly formed fund-raising investment committee in discussion. For further information call Nigel Long at 933-4804. The Campus Y Tutoring Committee will meet in 212 Union. Dixie Spiegel of the School of Educa tion will speak. Attendance is required banners depicting sea gulls, dolphins and kelp. "The generic candle and Christmas wrapping could go in Des Moines or Cincinnati," said artist Laddie John Dill, who designed the banners with graphic artist John Van Hamersveld. The Santa Monica Area Chamber of Commerce commissioned the 225 banners, which are being strung up on lampposts. Each 3-foot-by-7-foot ban ner shows a gull, dolphin or seaweed. "The kelp gives a mistletoe feeling, the dolphins are in a wreath design and the gull looks like a Christmas dove of peace," said Michael Segal, who headed the design project. Bird receives free travel JUNEAU, Alaska A humming bird that stayed too long in Alaska is about to get a free flight to California with the help of an amateur ornitholo gist who took the bird under her wing. Hummingbirds usually leave the Alaska Panhandle by late summer, but a male Anna's hummingbird appeared in October outside the home of a woman who had put her hummingbird feeder away for the winter. The woman put the feeder back outside and contacted Bev Woods, a volunteer with a Juneau wildl ife group. Woods provided a trap to catch the bird, and is feeding it at her home until transportation can be arranged. HOW ABOUT JV)ST AfETUEH? HEY, CHIEF, PO YOUMINP? THIS ISA PZJVAW MEETING BILL PRJCE, ASSOCIATED PRESS. 60T A START DATE ON THAT? I U I C I I In I I All I C 1 1 I C M ft I A I D I R I ii t. k v n i w v w n ii w J R.U. ! D. R. 0. 11 s ass tocos n ova JLliE llAllJl lIii.i-r.iAIlI-r-r. MJLJLi lJLAl.S.aA!L0 -JL.il Ijxliiimplx, BACON CHIC Ai.iL i. T I IWjT HEP A rkV R I A SI DlFlN I M R H I A I D LSL1L JLL1LB.L LULL lEKDATTEIIEDEN I . is If m i m l j i i 3 14 r 's i p i 9 ho In I12 13 14l 15 16 17 18 19 20 2T" 22 23 mmm2Km """"" 26 27"" 23129" 30" wmmm - " I ' 1 mmmm 11 1 1 1 11 1 31 1 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 , . i 39 ' 40 141 42 mm- a .7 46 49" S0" TT 52 """" 53 1 54 55 56 57" 5a" 59" 60 sT 62 63 64 65 66 87 68 j6 70 for all current tutors. All others wel come. 5:30 p.m.: The Alliance of Black Graduate and Professional Students will meet in 209 Union. New members are encouraged to attend. 6 p.m.: UNITAS multi-cultural Living and Learning program will have an open house in the Carmichael ballroom. 7 p.m.: The Institute for Research in Social Science will hold an IRSS So cial Theory Working Group, "The Social Theory of Pierre Bourdin," in 02 Manning Hall until 9:30 p.m. For more info call 966-1514. The UNC Math Club presents a talk by professor Joseph Plante on frac tals and chaos theory in 103 Abernethy. SEAC Network meeting at the Campus Y. New chairs will be elected. 7:30 p.m.: Tarheel Aluminum Re cycling Program (TARP) will hold a meeting for all interested students in 212 Union. Alpha Epsilon Delta will meet in the Union. Former Chancellor Fordham will speak so please be on time. Fellowship of Christian Athletes Bible Study for Women at Chapel of the Cross. 8 p.m.: Fellowship of Christian Athletes Bible Study for Men at Mrs. D's house. The UNC music department pres ents the UNC Symphony Orchestra in Hill Hall Auditorium. FREE. BBSS Legal Problems ? call Orrin Robbins Attorney at Law 968-1825 ADCITV EAST FRANKLIN M rjjl I T CHAPEL HILL 7-8665 "POWERFULLY MOVING AND HMD RWHJN MclJUNE SO FUNNY IT HURTS" Dar?1 OImpU Julia PETER TRAVEIiS ' ROLLING STONE I1AWAH DIX.K1S ROBERTS CRIMES and yinOA MISDEMEANORS 1. r WOODY ALLEN 2-4:20 KsjT5& 2:15 -4:30 -7:15 -9:30 7 -9:20 'A 10 Visits $20.00 5 Visits $10.00 Opening Specials Open 7 days a week On Franklin Street above Sadlack's V 929-5409 Macintosh Center CO. COPIES open 7 days a week on Franklin Street above Sadlack's 967-6633 ELLIOTT ROAD at E. FRANKLIN 967-4737 FREE PARKING SO Ell ALL SHOWS BEGINNING U.UU BEFORE 6PMCM AllDogSGo5:iD5:i Sail:V5n Tofleaven( SAT agatha Christie s Daily 2:55 i-nn Ien Little INDIANS fioo I I.UU m 9:05 IrNt Cmicokt ) Old Gringo Sat& Sun12:50DaTlY 35:107:209:30 i' 'ill Ii -i-S -1, .T VTT i IV 1 N ine ham inpie is moKing for Holiday Help! See the Manager for details. Christmas Vacation Nightly 7:009:10 (po-13) Sat & Sun Matinee 2:004:10 Harlem Nights Nightly 7:309:40 W Sat & Sun Matinee 2:304:40 Look Who's Talking Nightly 7:009:10 (PG-13) sat & Sun Matinee 2:004:10 Make Your Resume Look Good. Professionally printed resumes Fast turnaround Guaranteed deadlines Choice of quality paper with envelopes WB 1 T t 1 It's on time. Or it's on us. 100 West Franklin St. 933-2679 Epsilon Sigma Alpha service so rority will meet in Connor Residence Hall lounge. ITEMS OF INTEREST UCPPS is collecting all resumes of seniors interested in working for non profit organizations after graduation. Bring resume to 2 1 1 Hanes Hall before Jan. 19 for inclusion in a book from UNC, NCSU, NCCU and Duke to be sent to NPOs. Student Government Tutoring Program offers FREE tutoring in Econ 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 assignments will be posted in Peabody Hall. Interested in earning 3 hours of passfail credit? Tutors are needed for the spring semester in the above listed subjects. Applications are available in 106 Phillips Annex. The annual open "Messiah Sing" will be Dec. 8 at 7 p.m. at the Wesley Prancer 7: IS Back To The 7:00 iliTiiilr" pgqaWWWMMMMW WW" " - 1 M YULE CRACK UP! I ;J ' Christmas Vacation f 5 I K , WARNER BOS Vr) f : g - I - 1 lj' U laiwi-iMiinm-,iirNT My j, iiimuMfe; 3t&& SC.; W ?...,Ji LJ , . ' SHOWTIMES: 7:00 9:10 WIE MIEEDD Deliver Soutliern Bell Telephone Books in your area. Applicants must be min. of 18 years of age. Have insured vehicle and be available 4 or more daylight hours. To apply call 929-8942 or 929-9892 9:00 a.m. to 4p.m. Monday-Friday Clerical help also. EOE Menu's SwnmmimafinQg HDnvnim: SDHJMIE 7:00 pm I&oury ratatorium Foundation (214 Pittsboro St.). All are' invited to join in the singing. Scores will be available. Admission is free. The program features professional in strumental and vocal soloists. Conduc tor: Larry Martin. Sponsored by Focus (graduate chapter of Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship) and the Wesley Foundation. Call 942-2529. UNITAS multi-cultural Living and Learning program is now accepting, applications for next year. Pick up: applications at the Union desk, the BCC the International Center or the UNI TAS office, Suite C Union. Public Relations Internship: Paid internship available in New York City; during spring semester 1990 with Makosvky Inc. If interested, drop off your resume by UCCPS (211 Hanes Hall) by 8 p.m. Dec. 8. The SHS Advisory Board and Stu dent Government are accepting appli cations through Dec. 1 1 for SHS Stu dent Outpatient Subcommittee. Appli cations and information in Suite C and at the Union desk. Future Pt. II 9:30 WoDinmeim's n r o Oj a I i l " u X" '
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