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THE DAILY TAR HEEL
JTriday, February 24, 1967
News Shorts
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MH'C Finds Four
Four cases came up before
the Men's Honor Council this
month. All involved violations
of the Honor code, and one a
Men's Residence Council Rule
violation as well.
A senior was charged with
cheating on an Information
Science exam at the MHC
meeting of February 8. He
pleaded guilty and was found
guilty, with a sentence of one
semester's suspension.
Another senior was charg
ed with cheating on a socio
logy exam. His plea was guil
ty and he found guilty, with
a sentence of one semester's
suspension.
MHC meeting a junior was
charged with cheating on an
economics exam and tried at
the Feb. 17 MHO meeting. He
pleaded not guilty, and the ver
dict returned was not guilty.
A junior was charged with
an Honor Code violation and
an MRC rule violation at the
Feb. 21 meeting of the MHC.
He was found guilty of taking
a coed to his room in the resi
dence hall, lying to a gradu
ate counselor in the girl's res
idence hall, and to the Dean
of Men and the Attorney Gen
eral. His sentence for these of
fenses was one semester's
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Pity . . . We've tried to pass on to our cus
tomers the news of our fabulous sale without
joining in the battle of the adjectives that goes on
at this time each year .. .
But apparently to no avail, because , we still
have a fine selection (SUITS from 39.88 SPORT
COATS from 21.88 TROUSERS from 7.88 DRESS
SHIRTS 3.88) of natural tradition clothing that
we must sell before Monday to make way for our
fantastic spring line . . . And if we don't sell them,
we both lose . . .
It's a real shame that so few people will read
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suspension. He was also found
not guilty of lying to the
housemother at the girl's resi
dence hall and not guilty of a
campus code offense in keep
ing .the coed out past closing
hours.
Room Reservations
Women students who want
to reserve rooms for the sum
mer or fall terms should sign
up in their dormitories be
tween March 1 and 8.
Any women students living
off campus who wish to move
on campus for the summer or
fall should sign up for rooms
in the Office of the Dean of
Women, 202 South Building,
during the week of March 1-8.
At the time a woman reser
ves a room for the fall she
must pay a deposit of $25. If
she is reserving a room for the
summer she must pay room
rent of $40 for a double room
or $60 for a single room.
Failure to sign up for a room
at that time means a student
may not get the dormitory or
room of her choice.
TEMPO Symposium
Sweet Briar College will be
holding its first student organ
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ized svmDOsium entitled TEM
PO (Contemporary Art and
Thought in America) on
March 2-4.
Speakers at this symposium
will include sues men as John
Updike, Edward Field, Ed
ward Albee, Art Buchwald,
Charlie Byrd, and several oth
ers. There are openings for five
representatives from North
Carolina to this symposium
and anyone who is interested
should contact Elliott Dahan
at 968-9091. Transportation and
expenses will be the responsi
bility of the representatives
attending the symposium.
pikers' Tryouu
Over twenty actors are need
ed for the Carolina Playmak
ers production of 'The Bat
tle of the Carnival and Lent,"
a new play by Playmakers
staff-member Russell Graves,
according to director Thomas
M. Patterson.
Tryouts will be held Mon
day at 4:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.
in Memorial Hall, with produc
tion dates April 12-16.
Planned in conjunction with
this year's Fine Arts Festival
on the UNC campus, the play
concerns a traveling troupe
of players caught up in the
struggle for a man's soul.
All students, faculty, towns
people, and anyone within a
commuting distance of Chapel
Hill is invited to tryout. Scripts
are available for reading pur
poses in the reserve reading
room of Louis R. Wilson Li
brary. ,
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TODAY
Hie office of the Attcrney-Gesl
eral is in need of attractive
coeds to type on Monday and ,
Tuesday afternoons from 2
to 5 p.m. Anyone interested
should apply to the Attorney-General
from 2-5 p.m.
Interviews for WRC chairman
will be held March 1 from
3 to 6 p.m., March 2 from
3 to 5 p.m., and March 3
from 12 to 3 p.m. Sign up
at the GM Information desk. ,
The Student Religious liber
als will meet Sunday at 7:30
p.m. in Roland Parker ni
in Graham Memorial. Pro
fessor Virgil Aldrich, of the
UNC philosophy department,
will lead a discussion on
International Center
Seeks Residents
North Carolina joins the
ranks of 35 colleges in the
U. S. next year when it opens
its new International Student
Center in Carr residence hall.
Before opening the center,
however, there must be oc
cupants and the YMCA is
looking for them now.
The student center will
serve as the focal point for
informal contact between 29
foreign students and 29 Amer.
ican students.
Foreign students will meet
and come to know Ameri
cans, to learn American cus
tom's and manners. The
American students are offer
about other countries and
their views about the U. S.
and the world. '-
Foreign students will be'
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Jewelry
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.Visit Our New Durham
Store, Main And Church
Across From Court House
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1 "The Religion of Humani
ty." The Sunday Coffee shop, the
Crossroads Cafe, will open
Sunday, March 5, at the
" YMCA. Entertainment will
be Bebo Bunkum's Jug Band
. and other student groups.
Refreshments will be
served. Anyone interested in
working on the coffee shop
committee may sign up at
Y-Court in 102 or call Carol
Barnum at Mclver Dorm.
The Orientation Commission
will be helding intereviews
today from 2 to 5 p.m. up
stairs in Graham Memorial.
Students must make an ap
pointment at the GM Infor
mation desk.
taken on tours of businesses
and points of interest around
the state. Also, language tu
toring will be provided by
graduate volunteers.
For the campus, Nationa
lity" Nights, dances, a film
series, recitals, and dinner
lectures will be a part of
the overal program.
At the present there are
about 300 foreign students on
campus, representing 51 na
tions. Students interested in the
center may pick up applica
tions in the YMCA office in
Y-Court or in 213 Murphey. ;
Applications must be return
ed by March 3.
Applicants will be notified
of the time for an interview
between March 6 and 8.
Competition is open to all
male students with perfer
ence given to upper class men
and especially graduate stu
dents. 1C2BTrintnp
Spitfire Roadster
Radio, heater, whitewalls.
A gleaming red finish,
with deep black leather
ette Int. and top.
Holiday Imports
Chapel Hill-Durham Blvd.,
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CrsVncXET or good used
csr? SsEnsca-Beaton ia SSI
JTSsr of call CC3-C1C3.
STATION WAGON, '62 Chevy
II Nova 400, 6 cylinder, R&H,
straight drive, excellent con
dition inside and out, extra
snow tires, new battery, one
owner. Chapel Hill 942-6321,
evenings or weekend., .
STATION WAGON, '62 Chevy
n Nova 400, 6 cylinder, R&H,
straight drive, excellent con
dition inside and out, extra
snow tires, new battery, one
owner. Chapel Hill 942-6621,
evenings or weekend.
FOR SALE: 1951 Chevrolet 4
door sedan, straight drive. In
spected, 2 new tires, new
clutch, new seat covers, new
battery, treasonable. Tele
phone 929-6114 after 5:30 p.m.
'61 Volkswagon for sale real
clean, and runs well Must
sell, so reasonably priced. Call
942-6783 anytime after 4:00
p.m.
CYCLE
1965 Triumph Bonneville 650cc.
excellent condition. Must Sell
Now. Call 942-1713.
1954 VOLKSWAGEN One
owner, 25,000 miles. 4 new
WW tires, push-buttno radio,
in top shape. A real trans
portation value for $1,200.
Call nights, 929-6136.
Now have car and don't need
, motor scooter. Excellent trav
el for campus. Priced for quick
sale. Call nights, 929-S136.
WANTED: Neat, agres
sive, mature Salesman who
can sell Part or full time.
Apply in person to Jim
Steele. A Knowledge of Ster
eo equimpment. Troy's Ster
eo Center 135 E Franklin St.
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The first annual general body
meeting of the India Asoci
ation of UNC will be held
in the lounge of the Public
Health Building Sunday
from 3 to 5 p.m. All mem
bers and prospective mem
bers are asked to be present
to elect new officers and
make plans for the current
year.
Applications for the YMCA
Freshman camp counselors
positions may be obtained in
the Y office at Y-Court. All
underclassmen are eligible.
Applications . are due Mon
day. The Carolina Political Union
will meet Sunday at 7 p.m.
in the Grail Room to hear
Al Lowenstein. All members
are urged to be present.
Varsity Lien's Wear
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DEiriQ UADE DAILY
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Choose from fresh stocks
of nationally Famous Brands
of Lien's Veat At
L0SE-0UT
Entire Stock
Fall Suits
All Wool
Dacron-Wool
REDUCED
To 12 Off
ENTIRE STOCK
Sport & Dress
SMUTS
Long & Short Sleeve
REDUCED UP TO
MORE THAN 60
SPECIAL GROUP
BELTS & HECKVEAR
Values to 5.00
1OWCO0
Entire Stock
SHOES
Values to 39.95
27.88
Values to 20.95
19.88
Special Group
Values to 29.95
16.88
any other fabulous savin
too numerous to mention!
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Clothiers
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College Life will meet Sim
day at 9 p.m. at the Kap
pa Kappa Gamma House.
Everyone is invited.
Free flicks this weekend are:
Friday night, Sunday In
New York, in color, with
Jane Fonda, Cliff Robert
son, and Rod Taylor; Sat
urday night, Adam's Rio.
with Spencer Tracy, Judy
Holliday, and Katherine
Hepburn; Sunday night,
Public Enemy, with James
Cagney and Jean Harlow.
La Pizza dft
For
Delivery
Can inrZt j
967-1451
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Entire Stock
Fall Pants
All Wool
Dacron-Wool
Dacron-Cottori
REDUCED UP TO
MORE THAN 50
TOP GOATS y2 OFF
All Weather
COATS
RAIN WEAR
JACKETS
Entire Stock
12 OFF
Entire Stock
SWEATERS
Including
V-Neck & Cardigan
Alpacas & Lambswool
REDUCED UP TO
MORE THAN 60
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Layaways All Sales Final
of Distinction
Chapel' Hill
Milton's
Frogs Are
Getting
Restless!
Frogstrangler countdown
begins today Saturday is
the last days of buys
raining cats and dogs.
So deal yourself a winner
while there's still time!
Last chance to get a
seersucker jacket in sizes
37 short, 37 long and 38
long at $9.99 and NOT
$3250
Group jackets to be caught
, dead with, regularly $50.00,
' we're not proud, $19.99. .
takes it away
Milton has declared war
on those dacroncotton
poplin suits shell out
$19.99 and NOT $4750
All suits and sport coats
have received their second
mark-down and the quota
tions couldn't be more
appealing
Woolrich blanket plaid
or solid navy CPO wool
shirts, don't bring $14.95,
$10.99 will be fine
The best looking wool
plaid fancy pants in
captivity, don't worry about
their $20.95 price since
$16.99 takes them away
Save on the sweater that
will give V-neck lambswool
a run for their money from
here on out the crew
neck Shetland bring
$10.99 and walk away with
a $16.95 jewel -
It's too cold to go bare
foot and there's no need
when we've got a swing
in' deal on brogues
wingtips and plain toes
regularly to $40.00, the
frog is achin' at $18.00
Leather belts, fabric .
belts, were up to five
bucks, who cares, I'll buy
'em blind at $.99 and
resell 'em at the dorm
Don't send your sciwies
to the laundry throw
them away and buy re
placements at 99c that
were going for $1.75 ,
The Frog doesn't want
to be swallowed up by the
big Eagle so as a peace
offering, we've got 586
Eagle M2 roll collar button-,
downs that were $7.95 to
$10.00, what a frogstrangler
at $4.49
The comedian of the
animal kingdom Le
Monkee Sherpa lined
loden cloth monkey parkas
strangled from $25.00 to
$16.99
NOW FOR SOME
LADY MILTON
FROG-GIGGING!
We've got so many deals
on dresses that half price
would be only the starting
price with some $30.00
dresses going for $8.99
and $10.99.
Bermudas in sizes 6 & 8
were tired of having
them bring $2.99 and
NOT $10.95.
Hawaii here we come
Jams and all bring $9.99
and NOT $14.00
Don't take a cattle boat
to Hong Kong we got
some Evan Picone hand '
crocheted sweaters from
the Crown Colony going
for $10.99 and NOT $25.00 '
Frog war on odd
sweaters bring $8.99 for
these great Shetland
sweaters and not $15.95
Free $3.00 belt with
every Lady Milton purchase
have fun!
Like mohair coats? You'll
love our closing deal on
these smarties further
cuts from $65.00 to $44.99;
$75.00 to $44.99; and $80.00
to $55.00. Wow!
So make with the frogs :
and amble down to Milton's '
NOW! :
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