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Page 5, The Carolina Journal, Dec. 18, 1968 SGoings On -j; Wednesday, Dec. 18; UNC-C Chorus’s Annual Christmas Concert. Parquet Room at 11 ;30 j.m. Piedmont Urban Policy Conference, Union 210. 10 a.m. - 3p.m., by invitation. APO Business meeting. Union 233 at 11:30 a.m. Holiday Dance. Semi-formal in the Parquet Room from 8-midnight. S2 per couple. Thursday, Dec. 19. Conference on Law Enforcement sponsored by the Governor’s Committee on Law and Order. Union Parquet Room from 9 a.m. till 4 p.m. By invitation. rtnrTt'xsir^TnrsTnnnriririrT New Books »:0ut Of Print Search Service- THE CHARLOTTE BOOKSHOP Phone 332-4696 344 Charlottetown Mall Charlotte, N. C. APO Takes Intramural Crown By Rod White First ranked APO “Lovers” captured the 1968 intramural football crown last week by downing the Soph. 13-0. Defense was the name of the game as both teams were slowed by the near-freezing temperatures. APO, however, maintained a sustained drive late in the 1st half and scored on a 25-yard pass from Dick Latty to Jerry Overcash. The conversion was successful with Latty going to Dave Taylor for the seventh point. The first half ended with the score 7-0. Both defenses tightened in the second half, but APO was able to I 0 c 0 0 IULILajLllJULiLitJiJt-BA3A8 ‘ OOND OLA Hfslnurnul Hove YOU tried our LASAGNA? /, MOW.Hi.AD AT INDEPENDENCE the WORLD FAMOUS Fine Italian Food OPEniTCHEH 1318 ^Morehead St. Charlotte, N- C. add an insurance touchdown on a 30 yard Dick Latty to Mike Wade Pass, colminating a 70 yard drive. The conversion attempt was not successful and the score remained 13-0. The defenses of both teams then settled down to dominate the remainder of the game, leaving the final score 13-0. The title game marked APO’s fifth consecutive win, including four shut-outs, and left them with an overall record of 6-1. Sophs Edge Vultures Tire Vultures edged by the Sophomores Wednesday 6-6, to wind up the season in second place. (If you’re wondering how they won in a tie-it was a “sudden-death” decision, and the team with the most yardage in eiglit consecutive downs was considered winner.) The game was probably the hardest fought defensive struggle this year. Both teams scored only once, and neither conversion attempt was successful. Sophomore quarter-back Dan Beaver hit pay-dirt in the first half on a roll-out around right end. Neither team was able to move again until the fourth quarter when the vultures cauglit fire after an interception. The score was on a pass to John Darcie. The game was decided in overtime. Under intramural rules, when a tournament game is tied, each team is given the ball for eight downs. The team who moves the ball farthest wins. Tire Soph’s moved the ball three yards and the Vultures, five. Final Standings Dear Lord, take care of my enemies. I’ll take care of my friends my self. —Voltaire won 1. APO 6 2. Vultures 4 3. Soph. 3 4. Gladiators 2 lost 1 3 4 3 I Sandmches Key Largo Restaurant i 5 minutes from UNC-C on ? US. 29 I open from 7AM ‘til 11 :W PM 6 Days Per Week Serving Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Home cooking C’T VL L Attention: College Students MEN and WOMEN to work afternoon and evening, three days a week. Salary - $250 per month. For information pertaining to job, contact Mr. King 377-2998 between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. Monday thru Friday HERLOCKER’S PARK DRIVE-IN Merrv Christmas, kiddies! tro»ATEP DOWNTOWN 409 SOUTH TRYON ST. FREEDOM VILLAGE IN THE COLLINS COMPANY COTSWOLD IN THE COLLINS COMPANY 11/2 Miles Behind UNC-C on Route 29 Stokelv (Continued from page 1) of that fight.” “If you fight for the U.S., you aren’t anything but a ‘nigger’. It shouldn’t be brother against brother. We can only fight for “our people” or “Africa”.” In a question and answer period which followed Carmichael’s talk he made several relevani statements. The majority of his answers were, howeyer, short demagogic retorts to simple and meaningless questions. All questions came from the white audience. “White people in this country need to be straightened out. It is racist for a white to say he did something for a black. He is doing it for whites. The individual you are helping must tell you if in fact what you are doing helps them...” “Education should lead one out of the problems which face you. Does American education help Black America? Frantz Fannon states that ‘Education is...the reinforcement and reestablishment of the values of a certain society.” “My ultimate goal is the complete liberation of the black people.” “We can’t depend on the pacifist. They are neutral agents. We must change institutionally, not individually.” “1 would be happy to find a white who will fight other whites.” “There are two types of Oppression-Exploitation, such as that which has happened to the poor white, and colinization, such as the condition of the Negro. Exploited people work to regain resources, colonized people to restructure and regain humanity.” “The poor white and the Negro could join for liberation, but whenever the poor white gets ahead, he forgets the black man. History repeats itself.” “In two years, freedom of speech will be taken. You can have free speech as long as you hold the power.” (Writers note: all quotes are reconstructed from notes taken during the talk. As such, they are not necessarily verhatum.) College Phillips 66 1/2 mile North of UNC-C on 49 minor tune-ups and repairs. UNC-C Bookstore Sliidonls (Mijoy llie 1I(m IocIv Hurfier “A Meal on a Biiir’ for only Monarch Guides and the Cliffs Notes 1/2 price book table The Beatles new illustrated book YELLOW SUBMARINE Record Sale - 100 records by your favorite artists - greatly reduced Sweat Shirt Sale - 1/2 price UNC-C Christmas Cards Jim Gardner’s A TIME TO SPEAK Next Semester’s textbooks are beginning to arrive. Buy early and avoid the rush. COMING SOON — Tolkien’s TRILOGY OF THE RINGS and THE HOBBIT (or THERE AND BACK AGAIN Rod McKuen’s STANYON STREET AND OTHER SORROWS, LISTEN TO THE WARM, and LONESOME CITIES
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