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UNC Is Sole Recipien
ISC Makiiis Plans
Of NSF Library Gran
The National Science
Foundation and the Council on
Library Resources in
Washington have awarded joint
grants totaling $40,800 for the
year 1969, to UNC's Library.
The grants, each worth
$20,400, will be used to
support work of the United
States American Standards
Institute, Standards
Committee, Z-39. Z-39 has as
its scope the development of
national standards for library
work, documentation and
related publishing practices.
The UNC Library is the only
one in the nation to receive
this grant.
According to University
Librarian Dr. Jerrold Orne, the
current program includes the
development of national
standards for standard book
numbers, for a national code'
for serial publications, for
romanization of Slavic and
Japanese, and for Cyrillic letter
languages. Many other
standards are being worked on
by numerous subcommittees.
The national standard for
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indexing has just been
published. Library statistics
and book publishing statistics
will be published in March.
Another standard on
bibliographical format and
digital form is in the final
stages of approval.
With its new funding, Z-39 is
in a position to expand its
program and is eager to receive
recommendations from its
member organizations and
other concerned parties for
areas believed to be susceptible
to standardization. Some of
the best known work within
the government on technical
reports does not yet bear the
stamp of approval as a national
standard.
Orne is permanent chairman
of the International Standards
Organization, technical
committee 46, subcommittee
no. 2: conversion of Languages
Secretariat, with headquarters
at Chapel Hill. Also supported
by these two grants, this
organization represents the
United States in International
Standards work in its field.
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DTH Photo by Tom Schnabet
ROSES A1READY? It is warming up, but somenow it doesn't
seem warm enough for this overanxious to appear. Well, it's
warmer in south Chapel Hill.
By DON INGALLS
DTH Staff Writer
The Travel Service of the
International Student Center
(ISC) is booking flights and
making travel arrangements for
UNC students going to Europe
this summer.
The service, located in Carr
Building functions as a special
agency coordinating travel
programs ' from several
organizations.
Flights to and throughout
Europe can be arranged by the
service, according to Chairman
Bill Smith.
"We have round trip flights
to Europe, East Africa, New
Zealand, Australia, Hong Kong
and Iran with substantial
savings for students," Smith
said. He noted the $600 Iran
flight as an example.
Most of the flights the
service is handling are
sponsored by the National
Student Association (NSA),
with which UNC is affiliated.
Last year the service handled
only NSA flights, but this year
the program has been
expanded to include flights
sponsored by two other
groups.
The Far East Study Club in
San Francisco and the Social
Exchange Club in northern
Virginia are sponsoring the
Hong Kong and Iran flights
respectively.
Smith said the Travel Sen ice
will also handle applications
for the Exchange Visitor
Program which arranges jobs
for students abroad.
The service is sponsoring a
$205 round trip flight of its
own to London. The deadline
for this special flight is March
7.
The service is also selling the
NSA International Student ID
Card for $3. The card entitles
students to reductions in the
cost of some charter flights,
trains, and buses connecting
major cities in Europe, and
allows student travel behind
the Iron Curtain.
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Anne
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1965 General Assembly but
were dropped when
construction costs went over
the appropriations. The funds
were then used for other
construction.
The clinical science offices
would enable the faculty and
staff of several departments
who are now spread over six
buildings and several trailers to
move their offices into one
building and would provide
space for the increased number
of faculty members
necessitated by the increase in
medical students.
The "bed tower" addition at
Memorial Hospital would
provide three beds for each
medical student in the clinical
years when the medical classes
are expanded. Hill rioted that
patients would also benefit
from the increase in hospital
bed space.
equesis
Hill praised the state in its
plan to develop the five health
schools on the campus five
years ago. However, he added
that the plan had not been
carried out completely with
professors, laboratories and
classrooms "housed in a
jerry built trailer park of 48
trailers."
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something of a damaging blow
Thursday when Dr. David
Garvin, director of the District
Health , Department, warned
that foods being served on
campus outside of the
cafeterias run the risk of being
hazardous to health.
Garvin noted that food
preparations can be extra
hazardous and risky because of
the possible lack of safeguards
due to temporary or makeshift
operations. He said that extra
caution should be urged both
for those who make the food
Senior Meet
The one and only Senior
Class meeting of the year will
be held Tuesday, March 4, at
7:30 p.m. in Memorial Hall.
"It is of utmost importance
that all seniors attend," said
Charlie Farris, Senior Class
preisdent.
According to Farris, various
things will be discussed and
voted upon by the class at the
meeting. These include the
election of permanent class
officers ' and pertinent
announcements about the
graduation dance, Senior Day
and beer blast, and the class
gift.
Farris also listed the
following reminders for
seniors:
Applications for
graduation should be turned
into respective departments by
March 1.
' February and March are
the last two months to utilize
the placement service.
Anyone with suggestions
for a speaker for Baccalaureate
services should contact Dean
Cathey.or any senior officer.
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Uh-Ooh, Only a Few Days Left on These
Tremendous Buys from The HUB
of Chapel Hill
Besides planning student
trips at no cost, the Travel
Service offers free maps and
travelogues, NSA travel guides,
arrangements for cars and
motorbikes abroad, tours of
America for foreign students,
pamphlets containing a list of
i.i..nilinnal Houses
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throughout the world, and
travel tips from UNC students.
Smith said that all students
interested in any travel
arrangements, questions about
travel or in finding people to
travel with should stop by the
International Student Center.
Office hours for the Travel
Service are 3 to 5 p.m.
weekdays.
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and those who consider
purchasing it.
"The statement was not
made at the request of anyone
connected with the UNC
administration," Dr. Garvin
said later.
Despite the boycott,
business at local restaurants
appears to be only "a little
above average."
Here are some typical
comments:
Owner J.P. Wicker, N.C.
Cafeteria "It's rather normal.
I really expected more."
Assistant Manager Ernest
Evans, Pickwick "Dinner meal
has improved somewhat.
About 50 per cent of our
customers have been students."
Owner Spiro Dorton, Goody
Shop "Business has been a
little better, but nothing
significant. You can't always
tell in Chapel Hill."
Owner Byron Freeman,
Carolina coffee Shop "It
started off real strong on
Tuesday. It has leveled off
slowly but is still above
average."
Owner Ralph Macklin,
Harry's "It's a little above
average; however, it's hard to
pinpoint the causes."
YMCA
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group study seminars, and
plenty of free time to
concentrate on one or more
areas of concern (possible
college credit, work with
YMCA, travel, family life, etc.)
In addition, six to ten days
will be spent in another
country (Peru, Argentina,
and; or Chile) as guests of the
local YMCA's.
Cattle Care
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Farmers in Saskatchewan have
been concerned this winter
about the possibility of nitrate
poisoning of livestock Irom oat
hay, but the Provincial De
partment of Agriculture says
the danger can be avoided by
supplementing feed rations
with grain or concentrates.
"Cattle which are fed rations
containing grains or concen
trates can tolerate considerably
more nitrate than animals
maintained on a roughage ra
tion alone," said Dr. V. E. Sen
ior, provincial veterinarian.
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