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Friday, January 14, 1966
Try Dorm Living
By TOMMY DAIL
Special To The DTH
Television advertisers tell
you that if you want a unique
experience, try Colt 45. After
living in a dormitory room
for three and one-half years, I
say try living in a dorm for
a unique experience.
For those of you who have
not had the pleasure of living
EVERYTHING
THE BOOK
AT FIVE POINTS
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GROCERIES, PARTY SNACKS, BEER,
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OPEN WEEKDAYS AND SUNDAYS UNTIL 11 FJrl.
NOW PLAYING
AMONG THE PACK AT CHANGI
PRISON. ..HE
WAS
Not since
"The Bridge On
The River Kwai"
: has a screen
adventure
provoked
so much
excitement!
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JAMES DONALD1
Produced by JAMES KOOlF
THE CHEVROLET
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in the sheer, quiet, uncrowded
comfort of a dormitory then
an account of a typical day's
ac-ivities will give you an idea
of what you're missing.
At seven o'clock you are
awakened by the refreshing
voice of WSSB's Country Boy
coming to you loud and clear
from your early-bird hall
mate's room.
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Because of past experience,
you succeed in blocking some
of this distraction witn your
pillow, but a few minutes later
the swishing sounds of he jan
itor's push - broom clanging
against your waste basket is
too much so you rise and pine.
After dressing you leave
your peaceful abode and catch
up on your sleep in your lec
ture classes.
Classes-being over, you de
cide to return to the dorm
and listen to radio or work
crosswords. As you enter your
room, you find your roommate
catching up on his sleep so
you spend another afternoon
milling around the TV room or
the gymnasium.
After supper you decide to
study in your room where you
have good lighting and soli
tude. This brilliant idea is
shattered when you open the
door and find eight of your
roommate's best friends hav
ing a jam session with ciga
rette smoke providing the
friendly atmosphere.
You charge to the library
trying to recall which fellow
was on your bunk with the
STUDENT WIVES
interested in part or full time
employment. Apply in per
son. $1.25 per hoar.
W. T. GRANT CO.
Eastgate Shopping Center
DAILY CROSSWORD
ACROSS
1. Dilatory
5. Performer
9. Cautious
10. Fortified
12. Mississippi
13. Reason
14. Type of
armed
bandit
15. Roar like
a bull
16. Roman
copper
coin
17. Observer
of a sort
19. Familiar
verb form
20. One kind
of pot
22. Trifling
24. Breeze
25. Be in debt
26. Mother-
of -pearl '
28. Flies, for
instance
31. High
priest
32. Poetic
contraction
33. Exclama
tion 34. To be
present
37. Sea eagle
38. Top-of-the-world,
old style
39. Small
spray
41. Sage, mint,
thyme, etc.
42. Harmony
43. Duck
44. Church
part
DOWN
1. Province:
H". China
2. Wash
3. Norway
coin,
4. Letter of
alphabet
5. Fresh
water fish
6. Verbal
7. Tries to
equal
8. Atlantic
City, for
one
9. Dagger's
partner
11. Victor at
Battle of
Manila
Bay
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It's our Turbo-Jet 396: the VS strong enough to run your
Chevrolet and its automatic transmission, power steering, air
conditioning, power windows, AMFM Multiplex Stereo radio.
And more. Without even breathing hard.
Reason is, a Turbo-Jet V8 breathes deeper. Breathes freer.
Delivers more usable power whenever you need it like
for safer passing. Works more efficiently. Where the smaller
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sweaty jeans squirming
around on your newly-clean-e
d sheets.
At eleven o'clock you fig
ure the crowd is gone so you'll
go back and get some sleep.
The crowd has gone and after
you air the room out and set
tle down for a long winter's
snooze, the almost sound
proof rooms almost knock out
the late movie blaring from
your hallmate's tube.
Further down the hall, the
pitter-patter of a super ball
bouncing back and forth
Sorority Rushing
Will Begin Feb. 4
By JUDY LOVE
Special to the DTH
Sorority spring rush begins
February 4 with a reception
at Graham Memorial given by
the Panhellenic Council.
Last spring the Council de
cided to let freshmen girls go
through spring informal rush
for the first time in four years.
Rush was deferred until the
sophomore year four years
ago because there were so
few freshman girls and their
curricula demanded most of
their time.
The Panhellenic reception
will be held to give each rush
ee the opportunity to meet
each sorority president, rush
representative.
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at
hand
17. Mix
18. Funeral
pile
21. Un-com-muni-cative
22. Bishop
of
Rome
23. Pitcher
26. Below:
poet.
27. Hardy
shrub
29. Three
times
30. Scorch
32. Man's
nickname
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isle
36. Head
land 37. Epochs
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Sulphur
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TAR HEEL
blends smoothly with the six
day drunk stumbling down the
stairs singing '"Louie. Louie."
But wait! What's that vou
hear? Why it's the MRC to "the
rescue. In a matter of hours
the halls ring with silence and
your long-awaited sleep final
ly comes. You drift into a ner
vous sleep with the satisfac
tion that you've survived an
other day in the dorm.
Friends, take this advice
for a unique experience trv
Colt 45.
The first rush party will be
held Feb. 6 and parties will
continue through Feb. 28. Bids
will be issued March 2, after
rushees have signed their pre
ference sheet.
Approximately 100 of the 150
girls who signed up for spring
informal rush are freshmen.
The total figure does not in
clude girls eligible for rush
who will transfer here in Feb
ruary. According to Madeline Gray,
president of the Panhellenic
Council, freshmen who plan to
go through spring rush are not
allowed on sorority grounds
until after rush has begun. Vi
olation of this rule will cause
a girl to be dropped from
spring rush.
Silence is not being ob
served during spring rush as
it was during fall rush. Rush
ees and sorority members may
talk to each other, but not
about sororities. Any questions
that a rushee wishes to know
about sororities may be an
swered by Stray Greeks.
North Carolina played a to
tal of 683 games of basket
ball from 1939 through last sea
son. Overall record for the
Tar Heels during that span
was 462 victories against 221
defeats.
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Briefly, the three principal RCA programs are:
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There are thres possible avenues for the indi
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Happenings On Campus
All Campus Calendar Items
must be submitted in person
at the DTH offices in Gjvl by
2 p.m. the day before the de
sired publication date (by 10
a. m. Saturday for Sunday's
DTH. Lost and Found notices
will be run on Tuesday and
Saturdays only.
TODAY
The Ackland Art Center will
sponsor a gallery talk on
French artist Forain in con
nection with the Forain ex
hibition at the museum now
through January 30. The
speaker will be Professor Jo
seph C. Sloane. The talk
will be held in the museum
at 4:30 p.m. and the public
is invited.
Professor Leland Allen of
Princeton University will
speak at the Joint Duke -UN'C
Chemical Physics Col
loquium on "Recent Advan
ces in the theory of Mole
cular Electionic Structure."
The colloquium will be held
at 4 p.m. in room 215 Phil
lips Hall. Tea and Coffee
will be served one half hour
before the talk in Room 277
Phillips Hall.
Free ticket to the Andres Se
govia concert in Washington
on January 15 (fourth row)
for ride to Washington for
the concert. Rare chance to
see the world's greatest gui
tarist. Call Noel Free or Da
vid Burleson in 29 Old East
(968-9163).
COLLEGE STUDERTS
Undergraduate, graduate cart time
Represent Time Inc. on campus. Sell
TIME. LIFE and SPORTS ILLUSTRATED at
special student rates Earn liberal com
missions; no paperwork or billing Inter
ested? Write today: Ti-e Inc. College
Bureau. TIME & L!rE Bldg . Rockefeller
Center. New York. N Y 10020
12:40, 2:50, 4:55, 7 & 9:05
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will interview for
Graduate Training Programs
on
February 8
idual
our
knows his chosen lie
d of
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The Toronto Exchange has an
nounced that 5 extra places
would be available to any
one who wanted them for
the trip to Toronto on Jan
uary 27. The price of the
ride is $30 00. The bus will
leave at 8 p.m. and return
Feb. 2 sometime that even
ing. Interested persons do
not have to be affiliated
with the exchange in any
way to avail themselves with
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Red 4-door. Automatic trans.
Radio, can be seen at Paee
American. Eastcate. $350.
FOR SALE: SUZUKI Kll. 80
cc, 1964. excellent condition.
Call 942-2025 after 5:00 p.m.
FOR SALE: ENGLISH BICY
CLE Generator set, two bas
kets. R. M. Coker. 214 Rufiin
968-9139
FOR RENT: 50' x 10', 2
bedroom mobile home, com
pletely furnished, with auto
matic washer large shady lot
concrete patio verv quiet.
Phone 942-5222.
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SCARFS ANIMALS
PENNANTS V
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On Campus
RCA
Graduate Study
offers selected candidates an opportunity to con
tinue their studies, fee paid, for two da a week,
and work at RCA three das.
FINANCIAL
for the graduate with an interest in financial
management and the applications of the computer
in the lield of finance.
This is a complete indoctrination into RCA's
approach to financial management and other man
agement functions. You will be trained in depth
to assume anjmportant post in one of the many
RCA businesses.
Sec our placement officer now to arrange an
interview with an RCA representative.
An Equal Opportunity Employer M 4 F
this opportunity. If interest
ed call Herbert Wooten.
Coming this Sunday, to the
Hillel House, the third Sun
day Supper Social (SSS ).
at 5:30 p.m. It's informal
Please call the Ihllel Hou.se
for reservations between 3
and 5 Sundav afternoon. 942
4057. Dave Jones, a local folk sing
er, will perform at 8 p nv to
day in the GM Lounge.
DUE TO HUNDREDS OF
PHONE CALLS "ZORBA"
WILL BE HELD OVER
FOR TWO MORE DAYS
SO EVERYONE CAN SEE
THIS WONDERFUL MOVIE
NOW PLAYING
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