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V Octobers, 1970 THE DAILY TAR HEEL Page Five International Cultures Meet Floor A Melomg Poft J j ' " 1 L I - ...... J - s .... , . I t Unidentified Carolina and N.C. State players tangle in CaroUna Sunday at Ehrinhaus Field at 2 p.m. The pubUc is hectic action in last Sunday's rugby game played on invited to attend with the traditional party scheduled to Ehringhaus Field and won by the Tar Heels. The UNC club follow after the contest, seeks its third consecutive victory when it opposes South Stacy Trims Alexander The Stacy Studs Yellow team ran over the Alexander Panthers Green team 34-0 in intramural football Monday. Alexander didn't have a chance as Stacy capitalized on Alexander's ineptness and their defense was credited with two safeties. Woodard scored two TD's, and Van Hay, Hupman, and Currie one each to pace Stacy. After a close game in the first half, the nGranville D Pumas pulled out a 20-2 victory over the Granville C Hosers. . Granville C's score came on a safety in the first half. Two TD's by Goyer and . one TD by Pobot paced Granville D. . j,. " Ehringhaus ' D copped a fairly easy ' victory over the Ehringhaus F Flasks 28-0 scoring 1 3 and 1 5 points respectively in the first half. Two TD's by Garcia, and one each by Wilroy and Nickapulos paced Enringhaus D scorers. WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY COLLEGE UNION PRESENTS IN CONCERT g I THREE DOG NIGHT Oct.17, 1970 7:45 p.m. Winston Salem Memorial Coliseum Also on same show The Comedy of Edmonds & Curley. $4 Advance; $5 At Door yyVVVVVVVV a ) 3 a ) ) 3 - i' 3 -3 3- 3 3- 3- 3. 3 . 3 3 3 3 3 3 SAME LOCATION 15914 E. FRANKLIN UPSTAIRS OVER SUTTON'S Tues.-Sat. 10-6 Mon. EEEIuA flares the largest selection in Chapel Hill from 6.50 r 1 . MAKE THE SCENE! , Other scores: Law DTP's 19-Bio Med Rodents 7; Law Judges Gold 25-F.S.R.A. Green 6; Physics IMF 12 Med Mesomorphs 0; James C Screaming Lizards 1 1 -Granville B West 10; Manly Bums 7-Grimes Guzzlers 6; Teague Red Yellow 22-Mangum Mugs Green 0; Aycock 32-Ruffin B 0; Alexander Pirates 25-Teague Tramps 22; Granville E Vikings 7 Granville A Bombers 4; Granville B South 27-Granville G Strings 16; Alexander Pythons 8 -Graham 10; Old East 9 -Lewis Bolis 0; Granville E South 13 Stacy Red Machine 2; Graham II J 9-Ruffin ;A - 7'; Morrison B 18 Morrison I Carolinians 0. The Ehringhaus E Flasks thrashed Ehringhaus A Blue 56-0 Tuesday and could be up to its old winning habits. Earnhardt accounted for three touchdowns and two safeties while Blalock scored twice and Sigmon and Ratchford tallied once each. Old East Gold flashed some scoring power of its own in whipping Alexander 35-0. - ; LOVE BUG Michele Lee Dean Jones JUNGLE BOOK Cartoon Feature Shows: 1:30-4:40-7:50 Thru Saturday VARSITY 126 f A-ttnrlnrr sin expanded line of Colored Locker Shirts A Tremendous Selection Flares Accessories including Braid Belts, Leather Hats, Suede Finge Bags, Leather Belts ($3-5). New Assortment of Scarves. 1 1. i Norwood got two scores for the winners while Newsome had a TD and a safety. James D defeated James F White by the unlikely score of 4-0 as the victors managed safeties in both the first and second halves. Granville B South scored 23 and 26 points in the first and second periods to ; wipe out the Stacy Red Machine 49-0. Hovis, Weatherly, Holt, Hill, Holder and Bunting all got into the scoring column. Aycock Green tripped the Teague Nads 25-0. Law Blue defeated MBA 31-0 in a game incorrectly listed in Wednesday's Daily Tar Heel. Other Tuesday scores included Granville A South 27, Granville H 6; Morrison G 41, Morrison H 2; Morrison D 27, Morrison F 7; Morrison E 26, Morrison F Fetzer 2; Morrison C 9, Morrison B 6; Mangum 137 Stacy 12; : Alexander 16, Ruffin 6; Manly Aces; 32, Lewis 1 3 ; Ehringhaus C Cannibals 21,' James B Bullets 20; Ehringhaus C Green j 20, James A Athletics 6; James B 30, j James 6; Teague Tramps 19, Graham HO;1 Granville A Bombers 20, Granville DO; " Granville F 13, Granville C 0 ; Ehringhaus ; 8, Ehringhaus D 6. TONIGHT'S SPECIAL 7:30-9:00 P.M. only PIZZA Plain or Pepperoni V2 Menu Price DTH Classifieds I Two tickets to UNC vs 'Cocks. Excellent seats available for Saturdays biggest game. This game is a sellout, so hurry! Call Steve: 929-3684.515 or better offer. Am Broke Sake $200 Panasonic AM FM Reciever with walnut speakers, changer, cover. One year old $140. 400 Albums hard rock, rock, soul; many are new $ 30 $2 50. 300 45's new to great oldies $ .25. 100 posters you can't get in the store, at cost $50 $150. Room 6 Old East 2 nd floor facing Playmakers Theatre Tues. A Fri. Afternoon and night. Sat. h Sun. 69 . Next 2 weeks only. Bob. Sheffield Farms Riding School. Hunt seat equitation and jumping. Special group rates for adult beginners. Located outside Chapel Hid. Call Durham 489-5494. For Sale: Single bed with box springs, $10; metal dest,$ 5. Call 967-3133 after 6 weekdays. Motorcycle For Sale 1970 Honda SI-350; excellent condition; 5700 miles; helment and 24" sissy bar included; only $675; Call 967-1896. ALFA ROMEO Giula Super 1600 sedan, 1967, 30,000 miles. Excellent condition, one owner. $1500-or best offer. Call Durham 286-9432 or Chapel Hill (5:306:30 p.m.) 966-1152. Competent fingerstyle guitarist American Univ. Cleveland Inst, of Music Berkeley. Desires to teach in the home. Classical and beginning Jazz. For appt. call 596-7828. Rommate wanted-to share large (12 rooms) 4 bedroom completely, furnished (even washer, dryer, dishwasherj house in pleasant Durham residential district. $50 a month. 489-8271. by Anne Lafferty Staff UYirer A microcosm of world culture is flourishing on the second floor of Winston dormitory, the women's International Floor. The International Floor, considered part of the International Student Center which is located in Carr dormitory, contains 23 foreign and 16 American students. The floor was moved this year to Winston from Connor dormitory to include foreign graduate women and to take advantage of kitchen facilities. While the foreign students receive invaluable aid in adjusting to life in the United States, the girls from the United States have the unique experience of simultaneously sampling many cultures. According to sophomore Mary Ann Warrick, president of the floor, the International Floor is trying to get Glasses End At 11A.M. On Monday by Woody Doster Staff Miter Classes will end Monday at 1 1 a.m. so that students can attend ceremonies under the Davie Poplar marking University Day. This is the celebration of the "birthday of the University." The Carolina Playmakers will re-enact the laying of the cornerstone of Old East, the oldest state university building in ihe United States. The scene is set for Oct. 12, 1793. It was then that Gen. William Richardson Davie, "the Father of the University of North Carolina," laid the original cornerstone of Old East. The building is now a national shrine. A Princeton University graduate, Davie settled in Halifax County, N.C. In 1776, he pushed for a clause in the North Carolina constitution authorizing the establishment of "one or more universities." Gen. Davie later headed a legislative and trustee committee that YbundeVi the University at Chapel Hill. The first students were admitted in 1795. Provost J. C. Morrow is in charge of the event. Chancellor J. Carlyle Sitterson will preside. The invocation will be delivered by Chancellor Emeritus Robert B. House. Pageant narrator will be Prof. Earl Wynn. Directing will be Irene S. Rains. Gen. Davie will be portrayed by drama student James Challender. Others taking part are Thomas Cherry and Kestal Phillips. Music will be provided by the UNC Band, directed by Major John Yesulaitis, and Prof. Robert Porco's Men's Glee Club. Sc to 2c COPY QUICK 133 Vi E. Franklin Above N. C CdfcttrU 929-4023 LOST: Manilla envelope containing two scholarships checks for large sums. Reward offered for their return. No questions asked. Jean Helms. FRENCH? GERMAN? Tutoring or lessons by fluent speaking American teacher has lived and studied in both countries. Call Charles Lockman. 942-5071, 929-6818. 2 liberal females need roommate, male or female. 2 bedroom, $58 month. Colony Apts. 967-4987. FOR SALE TO GTO convert, tape, radio, power steering and brakes, 3 speed in console, rally wheels. G-70 tires. Isit $4200 will sell $3200. Call 933-2350 after 7:00 Richard Coleman. 1970 Honda CL 450 red 2000 miles, excellent condition, 2 helments, $825 or best offer. Call 942-4705. For Sale: 1965 Valiant 6 cyl. straight drive. New clutch. Must sell. Call 967-14 7 6 after 3 p.m. SINGLE STUDENTS! Meet more members of the opposite sex through NDS. All dates in Chapel Hill. Most dates with UNC students. For free details, write Nationwide Dating Service, P.O. Box 77346, Atlanta, Ga. 30309. NEED A ROOMMATE? Lazy male sophomore (that means within walking distance of Campus) needs apartment to live in. Applicant good cook. Call Brant at 966-2408. 1966 Jaguar XKE convertible, running condition. Call 942-3277. Excellent foreign women invoked in hie here. "I think you have to do h on a person-to-person basis. she added. Most foreign women 2t Chapel Hu! are from the Far E3st and consequently hae more difficulty adjusting than would a Westerner. In the past, many students have had an unhappy life in the States. They have met no Americans and hae had no help in adjusting to a totally different culture. Many can't get accustomed to American food. The International Floor tries to alleviate this situation. As one foreign gxad student explained. "(On the I-Floor) we're not so much in the minority." Most of the foreign students have an American roommate, although a shortage of American residents prevents this from being totally possible. Much activity revolves around the kitchen in the middle of the floor, where Oriental and Occidental meals are . ;-TwrMln,., , - . V - ' . ... ' - . . . . . .. .. ... . i X "s:1-' " " ; - - ' " ----- . - ' I - X V "".v ' v'f'- ---. J , ' . -,aw ' : L m,J Paving equipment at ltor- the lfy f-Krm V I v III C vi trta authentic boot worn by herd-riding officer of Civil War days. Oeelgned Mi when eoots were meent to take yearn of wear, these are still made of natural cowhide by very tame company that made them 100 year ego. Waier repeiiertf with rein- 111 7 II i F n tortus kid and tpur-brtdte, and ft Br. CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1-Everyone 4-tsraeli seaport 9-Speck 12- Ocean 13- Church official 14 Female deer 15-Oar 17-Wipedoiit 19- Piunge 20- Worship 21- Pintail duck 23- Postscript (abbr.) 24- MetaI strands 27- Rocky hill 28- Unmarried woman 30-Let it stand 31 -Teutonic deity 32-Spire 34 Artificiai language 35-Harbor 37-Rebuke 3S-Tit!e of respect 39-Net for the hair 41 -Initials of 26th President 42 Stalk 43-Fruit cakes 45 Greek letter 46-Substance 48 -Frightens 51- Southwestem Indian 52- Musicai sign in Psalms 54 -Chinese paeoda 55Lair 56 Contest (coiloq.) 57 Pigpen DQV.N 1 -Snake 2.teadow 3- Climbing device 4- Succor 5- Beverage 6- Cyprinotd fish 7- Give food to 8- Dart 9 Sandy waste 10 Ee in debt 11 -Spread for drying 16Ejtpire 18 Get up 20-Acquiesces 21 -Walks 22- Stuptd person 23 Baker's products 25 Veird 26 Atmospheric disturbance 23- Mountam abbr. o5 nuUi-lmciu! conerutfons. The kitchen facilities help solve at least sorr.e of the food problem, although t is overcrowded. Il does enable many of the eirfs to cook foods vnuh whsch they are taniihar. however. Most oS" the women are graduate students on special f"14. many of them in public health. I or example. AID. World Health Organiatton and the National Science Foundation all ponsor students from other countries, enabling them to study in this country. Often they come to the States for only a year of special studies before returning home. The International Floor can thus be invaluable in making the terrific adjustment of that one year easier and more enjoyable. Vacancies are anticipated after this semester and interested students will thereby have an opportunity to move into the Center in the spring. N Morehead Planetarium lame -the arm. leather caHtkJn hidden put- 140 E. Franklin 942 4563 prepared tv the tune THE A COLLEGE ll SHOP Cavalry Brown. 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