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Thursday, Aug. 30
Hunt for Red October at 7 p.m.
and 9:45 p.m. in Union Auditorium.
Admission $1.50.
The Hey Days at The Hardback
Cafe and Bookstore.
Andy's Acidhouse at the Fallout
Shelter. Call (919) 834-7018 for
details.
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Friday, Aug. 31
Johnny Quest with Uncle Green
at Cat's Cradle. Call 967-9053 for
details.
Charles Pettee and Friends at The
Hardback Cafe and Bookstore.
Tornado at La Terraza. Call 967
6247 for details.
Saturday, Sept. 1
The Usuals at Cat's Cradle. Call
967-9053 for details.
Anubi's Leisure Society Orches
tra featuring Randy Pelosi at The
Hardback Cafe and Bookstore.
Liquid Sound at La Terraza. Call
967-6247 for details.
Slap That Cat at Skylight Ex
change. The Mystery Tour with Blue Na
tion at the Fallout Shelter. Call (9 1 9)
All new dinner menu
Expanded lunch menu w daily specials &
game-day specials
New Beverage Specials:
Mon 5G Draft & $1.00 Domestic Bottle Beer
Tue. $1.50 House High Balls & Juice Drinks
Wed. The Original $2.50 Draft Pitcher!
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Sunday, Sept. 2
Kenny Mann and Liquid Plea
sure at Cat's Cradle. Call 967-9053
for details.
Matt Kendrick Unit with Eternal
Wind at the ArtsCenter at 8 p.m.
Admission $6.
Great Pops Weekend at Meredith
College featuring the N.C. Sym
phony from noon to 8 p.m.
Disco from Hell at the Fallout
Shelter. Call (919) 834-7018 for
details.
Tuesday, Sept. 4
Music for Trumpet, Trombone
and Organ at 8 p.m. at Chapel of the
Cross.
Zen Frisbee, Mind Sirens and
Blue Chair at Cat's Cradle. Admis
sion $3. Call 967-9053 for details.
Wednesday, Sept. 5
Key Largo at 7 p.m. and 9:30
p.m. in Union Auditorium.
SEAC Benefit with Satellite
Boyfriend and Queen Sarah Satur
day at Cat's Cradle. Call 967-9053
for details.
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By LAURA WILLIAMS
Staff Writer
The myth of the starving student may
become a reality this fall when budget
cuts reduce the number of jobs available
to students.
Fewer students will be able to find
jobs grading papers, teaching labs or
providing library services this fall be
cause state money is simply not there to
pay them. This resulting lack of per
sonnel will not only hurt students who
are looking for jobs but will also affect
the quality of service departments can
offer.
The chemistry department is feeling
the crunch in its Chem 1 1 and 21 pro
grams. Barbara Logue, secretary for the
Freshman Chemistry Program, said
there was not enough money to hire
undergraduates to teach Chem 1 1 L labs
this fall.
"We hire undergraduate lab assistants
to teach sections of the Chemistry 1 1L
labs that have not been covered by first
year chemistry graduate students,"
Logue said. "We usually have 20 to 30
undergraduate lab assistants."
Because of the budget cuts, this year
the department will probably hire 50
percent to 75 percent fewer under
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graduate lab assistants.
"Without adequate staff, it's a night
mare to get labs taught or even prepped.
It takes many hours to make solutions
for the labs before the labs can even
begin," Logue said.
Chem 1 1 had one of its four sections
cut before the dropadd period.
According to Logue, this would seem
to have eased the burden caused by a
lack of personnel. But despite the fact
that fewer students can get the lecture,
they are still signing up to take the lab.
Since dropadd, the lectures have filled
beyond capacity and the labs are even
fuller.
The chemistry department also hires
a Freshman Chemistry office staff to
handle data for the almost 900 Chem
11L and 21L students as well as to
prepare the labs. In spring 1990, the
department hired 10 students to do both
jobs. This year they may be hiring only
six students, Logue said.
The Department of Mathematics,
though it has received some financial
aid, will not be able to hire the number
of students it usually needs, said Sue
Goodman, associate chairman of the
department.
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account for 300 hours of work. But the
budget cuts have affected much of the
money used to pay student graders.
Fortunately, the administration was
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The mathematics department will hire
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Davis and the Undergraduate librar
ies, which are two of the largest state
funded employers on campus, will be
cutting back on employees and services
this fall.
Both libraries' graduate assistants
program has been affected drastically,
according to Larry Alford, assistant
University librarian.
Normally, the libraries hire 40
graduate assistants who are usually
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ence students. Because of cutbacks, this
year the library will only be able to-hire
22 assistants who are part of a pre
established library science program. The
money that is used to hire the additional
1 8 to 20 graduate assistants that are not
in the program is unavailable this year,
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The number of what the library calls
temporary employees book shelvers
and desk workers will also be cut.
Alford approximates that possibly 1 5 to
20 fewer students will be hired this fall
to fill the temporary positions.
While the student wage budget was
not cut, there was not an increase in
funds to accommodate the increase in
minimum wage last April. As a result;,
the library can afford fewer hours of
work, Alford said.
The hours allotted to temporary
workers have been cut by 7 percent. A
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