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Thursday, April 27. 1972
The Chancellor's Committee on
Instructional Personnel recently passed a
resolution providing for course
evaluations by students for the
1972-1973 academic year, according to
Provost J. Charles Morrow.
Morrow said the University will order
educational testing materials from the
l.ducational Testing Service in Princeton.
New Jersey, and determine their
effectiveness and appropriateness in
providing course evaluations.
The form, with which, students will
make their evaluations, of courses,
teachers and materials, is called the
Student Instructional Report.
Morrow indicated plans concerning the
implementation of the course evaluations
are experimental and tentative, subject to
the cost of individual forms.
Tom Pace, coeditor of a recent course
evaluation booklet compiled from a study
made by Zeta Beta Tau and Pi Beta Phi
last semester, said he definitely favored
the action of the committee in
implementing some kind of course
evaluation procedure although he
doubted the serviceability of the
individual form.
The evaluation provided general
information from the professor and
student evaluations.
Dr. John Schutz, chairman of the
faculty Committee on Undergraduate
Degree Requirements, also indicated his
committee report will offer some
recommendations for regular course
evaluations by the faculty.
Hunger protest
to end Friday
The group fasting in protest of the
bombing in Vietnam will end their hunger
strike Friday noon at Polk Place by eating
WISHES TO THANK THE MORE THAN 800 PEOPLE
WHO HAVE SIGNED A PETITION SUPPORTING OUR
CONTINUED OPERATION AT 123 NORTH COLUMBIA
STREET IN CHAPEL HILL, AND THE MANY WHO
HAVE WRITTEN LETTERS ON OUR BEHALF.
WE WOULD ALSO LIKE TO THANK OUR MANY
OTHER GOOD FRIENDS FOR THEIR PATRONAGE,
AND THEIR SUGGESTIONS ON HOW WE CAN
BETTER SERVE THEIR PERSONAL NEEDS IN BIRTH
CONTROL PRODUCTS AND INFORMATION,
PREGNANCY SERVICES, BOOKS, APPAREL AND
EVEN THE FRIVOLOUS THINGS THAT MAKE
LIFE SWEET.
ADAM & EVE
123 N. Columbia St., Chapel Hill
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a meal that Vietnamese refugees eat - 3
bowl of rice.
Everyone is invited to join the hunger
strikers and to make any contributions
for the Vietnamese children.
According to the U.S. Senate
subcommittee on refugees, about
one-third of the population of South
Vietnam has been made refugees since
1964.
One striker said it is important to
realize that the flight of these people
from their ancestral villages is not a mere
accident of war. It is part of a deliberate
U.S. policy, he said.
The group feels the policy of Saigon
and Washington illustrates '"both the
brutality and the absurdity of this war."
Bus service
to end today
Today is the last day campus buses will
run until the opening of fall semester.
The last trip will leave Chase cafeteria
at 11:15 p.m.
There will be no bus service during
exams.
Libraries set
interim schedule
The following is the schedule for the
interim period between sessions for
Wilson ' Library and Undergraduate
Library:
Wednesday, May 10-Friday, May 12 -8
a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturday, May 12-8 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Sunday, May 14-2 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Monday, May 15 -Friday, May 19-8
a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Phone 942-2515
Bank Americard Master Charge
Saturday, May 20 - s a.m. to I p.n
Sunday, May 21 - closed
Monday, May 22 -Friday. May 26 -a.m.
to 5 p.m.
Saturday, May 27-8 a.m. to ! p.n
Sunday, May 2H - closed
Monday. May 2! - Wednesday. May 3
- 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Thursday, June 1 (Clasps begin !
resume regular schedule.
Committee calls
for protest vigil
The Nationwide Emergencs
Moratorium Committee has called for a
vigil to protest U.S. involvement in the
Vietnam war. The vigil is to be held May
4 in front of the Franklin Street Post
Office, noon to 1 p.m.
SUMMER IN CHAPEL HILL?
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Office
Dorms to close
last exam dav
All perion- except tho- -t-dent-participjling
jn the crduati-'n veren.on
must be cut of the d-rm b K p.n
Wednevda. Max SO. acco'-Jiri: !
Residence' Life.
Thoe seniors who have cjcm conv.r.j
to graduation and need a p'ace in tav .
should contact Elizabeth Nail m the
basement of Bnum Hall. A linen tee
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TAURUS,
APRIL 20-MAY 20.
You've entered f lie zone of
Taurus the Bull.
Sch!if2s r.lalt Liquor is always ther
f If life seems to be hitting you with mere boldness than usual,
-f5it's not your imagination. It's the influence of Taurus. He has
that effect.
4f a f y0 j've run into Schlitz Malt Liquor, you already know
the Bull's characteristics. And you know the Bull is there whenever
you want bold, dependable good taste.
Even if you're of a quieter sign, you'll be drawn by the relentless
energies of Taurus the Bull, dust be prepared. Because there's no
denying the dominating boldness of Schlitz Malt Liquor.
liobody makes malt liquor like
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H.r.ior. U:
Refrigerator
collection slated
Ke'" "e'at'"'" re r ted r'. the Siuder :
Serv;ce Co::;"'iv:on w i be coliected
I : J.; ::. :v. 2 !o 5 p ar.d Endav. Ma
5 . from 5:?0 ;o p n.
There w i'.l be no other cotkvnor.s: so
persons vv ho have rented she units shou'd
make everv ei't'rt to return the;r ur.tts a!
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Cot1evti-.T.s for the refr aerators will be
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following places: North
(.'an: pus residents and Granville Towers
residents should return their refrigerator-
g) 1972 Jos. Schlitz Brewing Co . M.iwai.
Schlitz. Nobody.
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Student rr.ion
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session of summer ehvol bv ma-'.ling .
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information desk.
One way frCKD JFK. London, Pans, c
Amsterdan-i. Round tno S 195
by 707 and 747 Jets
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service just for students a?ts ou sfiai
jet air fares to and throghet Eurcie
Confirmed seats, prescheduled
departures. Ccnpiimentary meals and
bar service Avoid higher sjmrer rat?s
by booking now. Also fiights to Tel
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For full information call
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