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Dean Takes Churchill Scholarship
Nathanr W. Dean of Durham
: second year graduate student in
physics, has been awarded the
: Churchill Scholarship for a
I year's study at Cambridge Uni
; versity, England. ;
; Dean was one of 10 chosen
: fron? American universities
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This is the first year that UNC
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uean will attend Churchill
ouege, namsd after the late
&ir Winston Churchill, to study
lieiu ineory.
a native of Johnson C.itv
Tenn., Dean received his B.S. in
ptiysics from UNC in 1963.
ENDORSED
The Women's Residence Coun
cil nas endorsed Grevlin Reeves
and Penny Scovil as candidates
lor chairman. Nancy Mayer and
' Jerri Moser have been endorsed
to run for president of the Can
una women's Council. Eiec
tions will be on March 23.
'WATCH IT! .
The Elections Board has is
sued a reminder to students that
tearing down or defacing cam
paign literature is an Honor
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.THEY'RE HELPING: Alpha Kappa Psi fraternity and Kappa
Delta sorority will again assist the N. C. Society for Crippled
Children and Adults in its annual fund raising: drive. AKP
will be in charge of cannisters and .KD will conduct a Lily
Day sale. Grey Chadwick (left), AKP president, stands with
Alexe Smith (center), KD president, and Sherry O'Donnell.
Miss O'Donnell is in charge of Eastgate sales.
Billy To Lead Drive
A new set of fans will be , ange County drive.
cheering for Billy Cunningham The Lily Day sale will be
this-year as he assumes his new held, weather permitting, on
role as Youth Chairman for the March 26 and possibly Saturday
Society for Crippled Children .morning, according to Alexa
and Adults in North Carolina.
An Easter drive, supported by
the "Kid," will provide funds
for the construction of a lodge
at Southern Pines where the So
ciety conducts eight two - week
camping sessions for handi
capped children and adults.
In addition to Cunningham's
leadership a team of members
from the Kappa Delta sorority
( who will conduct Lily Day
sales) and Alpha Kappa Psi
(who will sell counter cannis
ters) will be backing up the Or
KITE slaves,
dovels, papers,
string
Build your own! Kite for
the DTH Kite Contest.
BILLY
ARTHUR
EASTGATE
Clip Me Out .
YOUR T.1ENU FOR
THE WEEK OF
MARCH 14
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Tuesday
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with tomato sauce, two
vegetables, salad, bread
Wednesday
St. Patrick's Day
Special
Corned Beef
and Cabbage,
two vegetables,
salad,' and
bread.
Thursday
i Roast Leg of Veal
With dressing, two vegetables,
salad, bread.
- Friday
Stuffed Flounder
Tartar Sauce, Cole Slaw and
French Fries
CLOSED MONDAY
104 W. Franklin St.
6AP IM THE Qm
PERSON I KNOW WHO'S EVR
BEEN ATTACKED 6V A ftANKTi
1 W'i I 9
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Smith, new president of the so
rority.
Marshall Smith, drive coor
dinator, reports that Easter Seal
letters were mailed this week
end to townspeople in Chapel
Hill and the surrounding areas
to initiate the drive.
. The mailing, was done by lo
cal firemen who worked over
the weekend filling several
thousand envelopes with Easter
Seals to be sent to private
homes.
A business letter will follow
shortly to firms in the area and
a followup on campus may be
sent to each department pend
ing approval of University officials.
How VOYAGER KIN of Durham
Needs waiters, fprjae afternoon and evening Full
time . or part-time. Call X)urhanv 477-5732 between
9:00 and 12:00 weekdays for personal interview.
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ACROSS
1. Golf
stroke-shot
5. Game fish
9. Crusta
cean's claw
10. Decree
12. Employs
for wages
13. Indonesian,
island
14. Conjunc
tion 15. Cravat
17. Ruthenium:
sym.
18. NJZ. fort
19. Steals
22.. First
American-
born white
child
. 23. Internal
decay of
fruit
24. Fur scarf
26. Merges
27. Corridor
28. Remuner
ates 29. Ukrainian
Black Sea
residents
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capacity;
abbr.
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34. Rude
dwelling
35. For
36. Roman
garments
39. Mistake
41. Kind of
-stone
42. Not tight
43. Paradise
44. Influence
DOWN
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dishes
2. Flock
3. Island: Fr.
4. Grazing
ground
5. Species of
pepper
6. Cuckoo
T. Man's
nickname
8. Despised
9. Fellow
11. Relies oa
16. Anger
Today 9s
w . TODAY
SPU 5:30 p.m. Lenoir ITall,
will initiate intensive "End
The War in Viet Nam" cam
paign. YWCA executive elections will
be reheld today in conjunction
.with women's dorm election,
Brazillian - Portuguese Table ,
noon, Lenoir HalL "
GM Current Affairs Com milt ee
Rymes, 310 Smith, 968-9133; ;
BRIEFS !
Beyond the Fringe Tickets on
sale at GM Information Desk,
50 cents with ID, $1 for date
or spouse. t '
Beginning guitar lessons taught
Wednesday evenings begin
ning March 24, $2 for eight;
lessons; sign up now at GM
Information Desk. !
Dutch Tutor Persons with
speaking or reading knowl-
edge of Dutch language;
please contact Margaret Anne;
K'hymes, 310 Smith, 968-9133.
MOVIES
Carolina Strange Bedfellows
Varsity Rattle of a Simple
Man
WEDNESDAY
Joint Duke-UNC Physics Collo
quium 4 p.m., 265 Phillips,
"New Solutions of the Einstein
Field Equations." Refresh
ments will be served at 3:30
p.m. in 265.
Elections Board 5 p.m., Ro
land Parker II,
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THIS WEEK IN ,
THE OLD BOOK FEATURE CASE
Literature
and Drama
If you're interested in 19th Cent
ury poetry and criticism, or 20h
Century drama, here's a spread
of books you'll enjoy.
Prices range from low for most
of the books to high for a few
really good editions.
TIio Intimate Bookshop
119 East Franklin St.
Open every day until 10 pjn.
19. Becomes
1 boring
20. Com
plies 21. Troubles
22. Portion
' out
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out
25. Immature
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boat
37. Jacob's
son
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28. Birthplace
of Henry IV
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Theater. Warl&op tvill bald St.
Patrick's Day Party in 102 Da
vie. HalL At this party, stud
ents from Elan College will
present "Zoo Story" by Ed
ward Albee. Admission free,
a discussion will be held af
terwards. $10,00 CASH AT AGE 63!
Buy life insurance nam ...... be
protected until 65.
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- 'Lore Feast Held
Residents' of Joyner Dormitory
took adyanlage of the romantic
bliss of spring Saturday at "the
annual "Spring Love Feast."
Joyner residents and their dates
assembled with special guests
Dean and Mrs. William Long
in the Carolina Inn ballroom
for the feast.
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C0MEDYI The battlo
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marveioys!"-
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