Thursday. April 27, 1972
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Activities today
Students interested in tne State Affairs
Committee speaking tour should corr.e by Su'ii
C in tfie Union for an interview, I! 4 p.rn.
Free notary service for L'NC students.
Absentee Ballots. 14 p.m. Monday Friday.
Carolina Union Bowling Lanes. Ask for Jim
Ridout.
Interviews for the Chancel or's Advisory
Committees will be held from 2 5 p.m. today
and Friday m Suite C of the Union. Sn up
sheets for interviews will be available m Suite C.
Chemistry Colloquium: "Ch-jmical Aspects
of Photoelectron Spectroscopy" by feivm B.
Robin, Bell Telephone Laboratories, 4 p.m.,
207 Venabie Hall.
UNC Crew members please note that the
annual elections of officers will be held
Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the Student Union.
A door-to-door campaign for Terry Sanford
will be conducted today. All persons interested
please meet in the South Lounge of the Union
at 6 p.m. Bring cars! Further ir.f ormation, call
Joel Thigpen at 968-9378 or 368-9071.
UNC Crew: Please note that the Annual
elections for Boat Club officers will be held n
the Student Union at 7:30 p.m.
feetmg of the Carolina Readers at 4 p.m. m
217 Bingham. Elections will be held.
Poetry reading in Greenlaw 101 at 4 p.m. by
poets Richard Williams, Eifl Sprunt and Anon
Liner.
UNC Football Club meets at 7 p.m. in the
Union.
Interested in participating as a student
academic counselor during orientation? If you
can return to Charje! Hiii ty Tuesday, AugjSt
22 ancj are willing to help djnng the
orientation period, meet at 7 p.m. in tne Cobb
parlor. For more information, caH 933-2963.
artists for tne HO.VAPD LEE CON G ESS
Art Auction to be held April 35 r-n 24 c
at the Chape! Hiii nctfKiay i". Pefrhe--t$
wiH be served.
Theoretical Seminar:
Au?er Spectra," Dr. C
Fr3ay. 233 Phillips Han.
C&-re:atc-n Effects m
. Chattel. 11 a.m..
Professor Jack P. Green of Jonr.s Hopki-$
Unrversity wiif soea cn "Prec editions to tr.e
American P evolution: some Reflections.
Tuesday at S p.m. bef ere f- Gra2-ate Htstery
Society in room 202 of t--e Student Uf
public S invited.
in. Tr-e
Coming activities
Colloquium: Professor D.V. Lindley will
speak on "Analysis of Variance: A Bayesian
Approach." Phillips 265 at 4 p.m., Friday.
Carolina Readers will present their latest
production, "Dancers in the Dark" at 8 p.m.
Friday and Saturday in 103 Bingham.
Prints, paintings, pottery and other objects
d'art have been donated by local and national
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All peopte who wosd tie to b-e Orientation
Counselors that ra.e not attensea a :rai---ng
session, please co-me to room 202 of f e
Student Union Sunday, Apru 30 at 7 p.m.
Applications will be available there if you have
not yet filled one out.
Items of interest
The American Museum of Natural History in
New York City is offering a few summer
assistantships to qualified undergraduate
students. The students will receive SB0 per
week for 12 weeks. For application blanks,
inquire in the office of the Department of
Anthropology. The deadline for filing is Way 8.
The Human Sexuality Committee is trying to
find interested blacks vno will undergo
counselor training to be part of a community
project to help counsel teenage blacks m
contraception, abortion, interpersonal relations,
sex education and sexuality related problems. If
you are interested m becoming a member of
this project, please call the Human sexuality
Counsling Service at 933-5505.
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b pese-ted by D-fns Sj.c , a
25. 29 a--d Way 19 at E:l p. . a-.- V
:45. Pa? A2 tctjm. D-e U-Durhm.
Pr.otog'apns 'ij-1 f-e U'.c- A- -. Prt;
Contest "ay be pced lp Froay a: :-e . - ; -irfprmatson
D,es. I.D. recj-'fes.
FAA Wi!i b-e at Li-.m m ; ,
cn May 15. at 7 p.m. to g;e pn.ate i'-z
cprnme'cia-' picts tests. T;-c-e w o a s" tc t
the test should noti'y AFkOTC r eS32'te' ii
933-2143 or 933-2074 before Vay 12.
The Blac Stae--ts s . c i
Association wiii nod .ts a i' ""-at-oa
convention tms yea' fro-. J-e 1
jure 17. Registration be s 22. Tr
conference win be neiq at :-e ; - Ci:.i r
New York University. Pn b'a:. stc-: a-
mvited to attend. Ths year's t-,-e -s -The
Black Child: Survival' witn :is":c5 c
StreSS, personality 3"-d P2".hC : o:. , .t-cs.
religion ana the chnd.
a-s r cc-"s-st of rsviTAS aNi artces cc-erjrsj
a z : so-ectr cf C- ac-' Ht jctiv't. idi'S
-r r-e'o reviews are ne-dd c tf-e
co u--t. Ft f-rte- n'crmat'0. p:ae
ca'j '.'-,? at ?-7-7?-;s. Bobb at 9-425370
r" s .;" Z'Zi'i 2'. 923- 7177.
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Anyone using a basket i
Before you lea.e school, t-rn
remove al! personal eousp i1
basket I.D. card. AH baskets . i
the end of summer school. You
a new basket for fail semester.
Washington Witness i: Yo
yet. it is very important
follow-up letters to the p;
Thursday. This has oroeo ext
on past trips.
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Course' t-q, V;n-f ri. 35 P.m.; V-c-n-Thur,
79 p.m. Pr.o-ne 933-5550 cr come to 25S-S m
the st-dent U-icn.
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resident should cau 933-60S5 cr
The Chapel Hill Drug Action Com .,ttee is
sponsoring a publication about Chapei Htii f;r
June distribution. The catalogue, "Access," has
been inspired by the "Whole Earth Catalogue."
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The , punteer patient library at North
Car : . : -a '.'e f .ai Hospital needs magannes of
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Playboy, etc.). Aso, they could use your
cjseibaCKS. Please call 9-66-S793 or 966-3136
or stop by room 106 at the hospital.
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than 3 p.m. .n order tor it to ape,
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sophomores and juniors tor 2 in the ioiioumg
programs:
European Studies Sussex
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Dramj. Art and Music London
Each offers 15 credit hours per semester. The cost
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and excursions in Britain and Europe.
Write: EPA. Box 1336. Williamsburg. Ya. 231S5
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There are some important differences
between the other candidates and Pat Taylor.
The difference between just talking . . . and talking sense.
The difference between a few months of
easy campaign promises . . . and 17 years of
experience and hard work.
The difference between getting headlines . . .
and getting results.
The difference between just wanting to be governor . . .
and knowing how to be governor.
Those differences can be important to North Carolina
during the next four years.
Think about it. Experience
It all adds up.
integrity . . . ability.
Paid for by Taylor for Governor Committee.
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FOR STATE SENATE
VOTE
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ORANGE-CHATHAM-RANDOLPH-MOORE
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SEND A MAN TO RALEIGH
WHO WILL:
Protect the interests of the public not the special interests of lobbyists & the
power cliques
Speak out for the consumer for a change not for those who are gouging him
Seek to repeal the 1971 Legislature's own self-serving pension plan
Be a strong advocate for the hefpfess citizens in our mental institutions
Speak up tor those who USE electricity not the power companies
Stand up for those who drive aulomobiles not for the automobile insurance
industry
Look out for the welfare of those who will have to PAY State taxes not those
who SPEND your tax money
YOU CAN COUNT ON HIM TO REPRESENT YOUR VIEWS IN THE
LEGISLATURE. ELECT A.B. COLEMAN JR.. DEMOCRAT TO THE
STATE SENATE.
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CLASS OF 74 ONLY
Scholarship Includes: 2-year tuition.. . free! $100
monthly. Book allowance, lab fees, etc.
How to qualify:
Just send in the coupon, or talk to the Professor of
Aerospace Studies on your campus. (If you're class
of '75, next year is your year.)
U.S. Air Force Recrui'ing Service
Directorate of Advertising (APV)
Randolph Air Fcrce Base
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