Thursday, June 30, 1966
THE TAR- HEEL
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Mix The Sun,
And Stir Over
By MONICA KIVEL
' The next really hot sultry
afternoon, lay down that text
book or lab report. Close your
eyes and visualize the cool
blueness of water lapping ov
er the edges of a swimming
pool. Imagine the splashing
chlorinated water. If you're a
boy, add girls in bathing suits.
If you're a girl, think about
those tanned lifeguards. Not
surprisingly, you may find
yourself on the way to Kess
ing Pool.
Located behind Woolen
Gymnasium, Kessing Pool
opened June 10 to students
and personnel. Students are
admitted with I. D. cars; Uni
versity personnel and their
families are admitted with
privilege cards. Prvilege cards
are available to staff members
for $6 for any person over
16 and $4 for those under 16.
The cards are sold at By
num Hall.
Kessing is open seven days
a week. The hours are noon
to 6 p.m. and 7:30 to 9:30
p.m. on weekdays; noon to 6
p.m. Saturday; and 2 to 5 p.m.
Sunday.
Children are not allowed in
the pool from 1 to 4 p.m. Mon
day through Saurday and from
2 to 5 p.m. Sunday.
At least three lifeguards are
on duty at all times and dur
ing the children's hour from
noon to 1 p.m. Monday
through Saturday, four life
guards are on duty.
The regulations say all per
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NE ROOM
SNACK BAR
This Week's Specials
All Day-9 A. M. -11 P. M.
Regular Menu Items Reduced
- FRIDAY -
Hot Fish Sandwich 25c
- SUNDAY -
Spaghetti and Garlic Bread -50c
- MONDAY -
Hot Dogs, Garnished 10c-
- TUESDAY -
Pizza Pie 50c
- WEDNESDAY -Hamburger
Steak Platter 75c
- THURSDAY -
Grilled Cheese Sandwich 20c
THE PINE ROOM
The Popular Place To Meet,
Snack or Dine
Water, Sex;
To Kessing
sons with long hair are re
quired to wear bathing caps.
The rule applies to both sex
es. Psyc School
Needs Help
In Experiments
The Psychology Department
of the University is looking
for student volunteers for its
experimental programs.
To conduct experiments in
the past, the department re
lied largely on students from
the psychology 26 classes, but
these have proved insufficient.
According to Dr. John
Schopler at least five different
studies are now being conduct
ed, each requiring from 70 to
100 participants. "We're inter
ested in trying to solve our
summer subject shortage by
seeing whether the general
student population would be
willing to participate," Schop
ler said.
Typical studies involving
.college students now being
conducted by the department
include bargaining and se
quential decision making ex
periments. Often in the lat
ter, a volunteer may find
himself matching wits with a
computer.
Any student interested in
participating may contact Miss
" Linda Edwards in 102 New
West, or call 933-2056.
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