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THE DATT.V TAR HEEL
Wednesday, November 1, 1967
Black Power
Talks Slated
By ZJNC-G
GREENSBORO A Black
Power Forum sponsored by the
National Student Association of
the University of North
Carolina at Greensboro begins
today.
Topics for the forum, which
runs through Friday, will be:
"Black Power, Past and Pre
sent" by Dr. J. H. Brewer,
Instructor in Afro-American
Studies, North Carolina College
in Durham.
"The Ghetto" by Caulbert
Jones, instructor in Afro
American Studies, North
Carolina College.
"Black Power and the Self
image of the Negro" by
Howard Fuller, lecturer in the
School of Social Work here and
director of community
organization of the North
Carolina Fund.
Panels will be from 24 p.m.,
lectures from &-9 p.m.
Discussions will follow.
There will be an opportunity
for questions from the floor
during both the panel
discussions and lecture
periods
The Forum is open to
students and faculty;
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Unfavorable Phone Bill Request
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The Finance Committee of
Student Legislature passed out
unfavorably Tuesday a $477.38
appropriation to pay for Stu
dent Government phone bills
unless certain steps are taken
to correct the situation.
The committee will make a
special report to Student
Legislature on the situation
Thursday.
The unfavorable report
serves only as a recom
mendation to Legislature, hav-
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Dacronwool pants usually going for $25.00 at a We Care
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Dacron linen pants cut from $22.95 to a wow of $9.89.
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Other dacronwool suits cut from $100.00 to $59.89 and
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Imported wool suits unvested cut from $110.00 to $69.89
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Buy next year's short sleeve dress shirts, regularly $850,
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these -$19.95 V necks, crew necks and cardigans cut
to $12.89; $25.00 cable crews and cable V-necks cut
to $16.89 and $29.95 cable cardigans and ski sweaters
cut to $19.97.
Lady Miltori blouses cut from $8.00 to $4.99; $9.95 to $5.99
Group ladies sweaters to $20.00 at only $8.99.
and $10.95 to $6.99
Group dresses cut from $20.00 to $5.00; $25.00 to $10.00 and
$30.00 to $15.00.
All lightweight skirts to $15.00, at $7.99.
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ing no effect on the actual
bill
SG was appropriated $445.12
for phone calls last year but
had a bill of $922.50 for that
period.
The committee voted to re
quest Student Body President
Bob Travis to appoint a special
committee to look into the pro
blem and see how at can be
alleviated.
They also will ask the . At
torney General's staff to
review the situation and see if
all Hie phone calls were made
for Student Government
business.
The committee also passed
out favorably an appropriation
of $197.10 to the Special Com-
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mittee on General College
Reform, chaired by John
McMurray, SP legislator from
Hiuton James. '
The committee was
established several weeks ago
by Travis to improve the quali
ty of education at UNC and to
investigate the General College
requirements. - -
A bill to give $500 to the
Board of Governors of the
Men's Residence College and
$250 matching funds to the
residence colleges for
establishing college radio sta
tions was tabled for discussion
next week. - '
Part of the money would be
used to bay tape recorders tq
tape broadcasts for use by all
stations. S v
The Bronze Star Sledal with
Combat ' "V" was presented
posthumously on Tuesday to
2nd Lt. Richard S. Johnson,
Jr., U.S. Marine Corps, who
was killed in Vietnam on
March 23, 1967.
Lt. Johnson had been a
Morehead Scholar and NROTC
midshipman battalion com
mander here. He was a 1966
graduate of the University.
Receiving the medal for her
husband was Mrs. Johnson, the
former Penny Scovil o f
Raleigh. Mrs. Johnson now
makes her home in Chapel
Hill.
The citation, which was read
at noon on Fetzer Field, prais
ed Lt. Johnson for his
"professional ability and
fearless composure under
fire." It was signed by Charles
F. Baird, acting Secretary of
the Navy.
. Col. Richard S. Johnson,
father of the deceased, now
stationed at Camp LeJeune,
made the presentation of
awards to the widow. Besides
the Bronze Star, Lt. Johnson
also received the Purple Heart,
the National Defense Medal
and the Vietnam Service
"Medal.
Frosh Candidates
To Speak in Dorms
Candidates for freshman
class offices will speak in
Dont Miss
the Old
Book Week
Bargains
at the
Intimate
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dorms this week on the follow
ing schedule:
Wednesday 7 pan. Teague;
8 p.m. Smith; 9 p.m. Avery.
Thursday 7 p.m. Spencer; 8
pjn. Smith; 9 p.m. James.
Monday 7:30 p.m.
Morrison; 8:30 p.m. Nurses.
Leadership Program
Is Organized By SG
Student government is in
viting representatives from
student organizations to
participate in planning a pro
gram of leadership training ac
cording to presidential assis
tant Dave Kiel.
"The training program
would employ techniques of
applied behavioral sciences to
let people explore the
leadership process and develop
skills in various situations call
ing for leadership," said
KieL
Kiel hopes the program will
lead to more effective student
organizations, easier com
munication between student
groups and less wasted
energy.
The program grew from
faculty offers to participate in
a program of leadership
training. The program is
organized by Student Government
Working with the program
are Howard Henry, of the GM
Board of Directors and Dr.
Douglas Sessoms of the
Sociology department.
An organizational meeting is
planned for Monday from 4-6
p.in. "
Recruiting Schedule
For Next Week Set
The following companies will
recruit on campus next week
at the University Placement
Service, 211 Gardner Hall.
Monday Phillips
Petroleum Company (summer
jobs also) ; International
Business Machines Corporation
(summer jobs also); Procter &
Gamble Company;
Northwestern University,
Graduate School of Bsiness
Administration; Columbia
University, School of Law,
Tuesday Union Carbide
Corporation; Emory Universi
ty, School of Law.
Wednesday The National
Cash Register Company.
Thursday Rohm & Haas
Company; Kaskins & Sells;
Tennessee
(summer
Eastman Kodak
MC Corporauon;
Eastman Company
fobs also);
Company; U.S. Naval Weapons
Laboratory; Del Monte Sales
Company; University of
Virginia, School of Law.
Friday Firestone Tire &
Rubber Company; The Mead
Corporation; Price Waterhouse
& Company; West Virginia
Pulp & Paper Company.
Appointments may be made
at the placement service.
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some the acme of understated elegance.
Coach
win with
IVin a Motorola 20" Color TU Set
or ono of 10 NFL Footballs to bo
given away each week.
CONGRATULATIONS
to last weeks T.V. Winner:
BILL WAGGONER
847 Morrison Dorm, U.N.C.
(AND A LONG LIST OF FOOTBALL WINNERS)
New Winners Each Week
Oooss lb Ssoro of UIIG-Glemson Football Gnmo
Game will be played Saturday, November 4. Use entry blank or pick one up where
you snop for Coca-Cola.
OFFICIAL RULES
1. Writ In score of each team on entry blank.
2. Mail to "Armchair Coach," WRAL-TV, Raleigh, N.C
3. Person guessing the nearest to actual score will be awarded a Color
Television set.
4. Next closest 10 guesses will be awarded footballs.
5. If more than ono person guesses correct score, winners will be deter
mined by random drawing.
I Alt tax liability on prizes will be the responsibility of winners.
7. All entries become the property of the Coca-Cola Bottling Co. None will
be returned.
I. No purchase necessary. ,,-.
f. All entries must be postmarked before midnight, Friday, Nov. 3, 1967
Color TV set and
footballs to be given
to the entrant guess
ing the nearest to the
correct score of each
UNC home frame.
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