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Thursday, August 5, 1971 The Tar Heel tooiite on n n r. Ifyifcoini by Norman Black Staff Writer A meeting will be held tonight for all students interested in obtaining information about the recent out-of-state tuition hike, and to formulate possible action against the new law. mmfmmmmmm- - v The meeting, sponsored by the Graduate and Professional Student Federation, will be held in 101 Greenlaw at 8:30 p.m. Ron Mendel, a graduate student at Chapel Hill, said the purpose of the meetine will be to "give out as much information as possible on the bill, inform students as to what kind of action has already been taken, and to set up committees to coordinate our fight against this bill." Mendel also reported that an injunction was filed this week against N.C. State University by a group of concerned students at that institution. J r -4 i? 7 iTf": Amy K . W.- ' iK '"IK- -X t- ' ; r . i Sr "' (Ml ! l-'V- ?jr Y -syr- ' A i f '4: I The students from N.C. State have filed the injunction because they felt the bill was passed without warning, and thus created great hardship. It was also learned that the American Civil Liberties Union in Greensboro was preparing an additional suit against the bill. The ACLU injunction charges that the new law discriminates against out-of-state students, and that the residency requirements for a student are unfair. The ACLU injunction will not be served for at least two weeks. "We want to coordinate activities of these groups with the efforts of students in the Chapel Hill area," Mendel said. "We want to get the faculty and administration of this university involved, and then possibly start lobbying in Raleigh." Mendel said the group is also in the process of circulating a questionnaire to out-of-state students. The questionnaire will try to find out what effects the bill has had on these students, and if any of them are eligible for N.C. residency. "The administration seems to be rather pessimistic. They did a lot of lobbying against the bill, and it still passed. They don't see much hope of it being repealed, but we fee! something can be done," Mendel said. M Red, white and blue Echo brand scarf. Lost Thursday morning July 29 between 9:30-10:30 between Winston Dorm and bell tower. If found, return to student information desk (Carolina Union). If not found, do not return. Vnffl LI .LW,?!;?--- in iii V rii ii i nn, m.numS.mm,A 6 tm tou S CO 4 mo, aw otot? o ii TO CP&CT Tiie mC 1 1 1 AND TH8 rt 10 WO q'y GP&jCj & 10 OllA, (4 811 Winer. o EJ 11 V reMKfl 2tteeoiu Ser qnmrfifmip 53 :2 I I 2 ri . tlWTl HI 1 1 iHll
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