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o Vol. 81, No. 89 Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Monday. January 29. 1973 Founded February 23, 1893 overwlhielmiiigly passe - , - 1 ' "mV-"5' ' I .- - . ' .... 'v. .......... .. . . . -.. - r . - - . r. .- -- ' i "... .- - -- z j ' - f .-. '. . .. " ..-;,'.::? ' ,T ' V. ..." . -A . - - .-. - -. . . . .' ... ..... .' . . .. ' . ' ' " , , -ft " V People should have orange faces and green eyes or yellow skin and purple lips but, .since' the world is not perfect, a Raggedy Ann face will do just fine . . . 'til the orange people come. (Staff photo by Johnny Lindahl) .'7T 7L If. Placement Service predicts ; by David K linger Staff Writer Graduating UNC seniors who are in the market for jobs should be pleased as Joe M. Galloway, director of the UNC Placement Service, predicts a better year for. employment opportunities in 1973. ""For the last two years, there's been a tight market for jobs. Overall, it's now a better picture for college grads," Galloway stated. Galloway attributes this general improvement in the job market, particularly the increase in the number of business positions, to "the economic situation and the profit pictures of the .individual companies." ,.X..,?"- wUIHIMJ " JiiWHl KM. JUIH.IHIUilWHIU!ivf.-..WHIi ; . '. ...... . . - - - -. f -V'-' ' jrr:: H : - 1 I " V- "i : : ) ; : - :i ! . " - i ' - -5 . s . - ; - -r 4J r.-TJie '-.DTH ran a photograph on Friday identifying the mm pictured as imamu Amira Baraka-poet, essayist, novelist and short story writer. The DTH was in error 'and we sincerely apologize. This is Baraka, formerly LeRoi Jones. We shoulda been. u . .. Galloway's feeling that, "We've gone through- the worst of the recession and we're on the uphill," has been reflected in the number of students the Placement Service - presently serves, as well as the increase in the number of interviews 1 individual companies are scheduling. ' 'A check with the 1971-72 annual report for the Placement Service indicates that 2,809 individuals registered for ' career placement, an increase of 275 students over the 1970-71 academic year. If present trends continue, 1973 will top : these previous years' totals. Regarding the brightest prospects for employment of graduating seniors, Galloway stated, "The biggest demand this year, in relation to people available, (Photo courtesy of Black Ink) stodleiiilt by Greg Turosak Staff Writer Student Legislature (SL) Thursday night passed overwhelmingly a bill providing outlines for the duties and salary of, and hiring procedures for a student attorney in the only action taken in the session. The hour-and-a-half discussion of the bill was generally very orderly, only occasionally disrupted by flareups of tempers and minor disorders, in a meeting strictly controlled by the speaker of the house. However, quorum was broken around 9:15 as most delegates left for the Virginia-Carolina game, and speaker Fred Davenport has called for a special session this afternoon at 4 p.m. to complete business left unattended Thursday night. The attorney bill, one of the top areas of concern for the Epps administration, passed by a 25-1 vote, with two abstentions. Only minor amendments were offered to the bill in the course of debate. The attorney is to be selected by nomination of a committee comprised of the student body president, three members selected by SL and two other members selected by the president. If SL does not veto the nomination within the following two sessions, the nomination will stand and the committee will be empowered to enter into a binding contract with the prospective student attorney. According to the bill, the attorney will be given a one-year contract, renewable annually for up to seven years. The first better yea r is accounting. Salaries are ranging much higher for accountants." The fields of sales and general business also remain high on the list of employer requests, as they have for the past several years. While the UNC School of Education handles all placement activities for the field of public education, the prospects for - positions in the area of higher education remain bleak. "The demand for college teaching positions has dropped off considerably, especially in the fields of English and history," Galloway said. In addressing itself to this problem, the 1971-72 annual report states, "While the number of teaching vacancies received by this office dropped 33.4 from last year, the number of registrants for positions in college, teaching rose by 17.2. The increased registration reflects a substantial number of individuals who, failing to secure employment last year, extended their graduate studies with the assistance of temporary . or part-time research or teaching positions. The increase was also partly attributable to off-campus alumni who, haying been released from or in anticipation of release from their positions because of budgetary cutbacks and drops in enrollment experienced by many institutions of higher education, re-entered the academic job market." . Galloway advised, "No placement services really 'place' the student. Students still are advised to learn something about jobs themselves." Tar Heels drop two by Winston Cavin Sports Editor COLLEGE PARK, Md.-It was a week to remember for three young men from Virginia and an unlikely hero from Maryland. It was a week, which saw the North Carolina Tar Heels drop two ACC games in a row after running up a nine-game winning streak and hitting third in the national polls. It began when the Virginia Cavaliers rolled into Chapel Mill with their 6-4 record ( 2-2 in the conference) for a Thursday night skirmish with Carolina. In a stunning upset, the visitors walked away with a 84-78 win, the first loss for the Heels in Carmichael since February. 1470. "Things didn't get much better for Dean Smith's men when they flew to College Park for a bout with Lefty Drieseirs. highly-touted Maryland. Terrapins. In an outstanding basketball game which i;saWy" lxth .Vda'bv.-'play1'- alttorney nmeasiniire six months will be a probationary period during which the contract could be broken off by either party, subject to certain conditions. The attorney's salary would start at a maximum of $11,000 a year and would increase at 7 per cent annually. His basic duties will be to act as counsel to Student Government and to serve as the attorney of record in any action in which SG is named as a plaintiff or a defendant. He may represent an individual student but is not required to do so. The only matter not covered in the bill is the actual appropriation for carrying out the bill. That will come, however, Feminist speaks Frie dan Marriage is not becoming an outdated life style, but it is being changed, said feminist leader Betty Friedan Friday at , Duke University. "The women's movement does not mean the end of marriage but a restructuring of the nature of marriage, a changing of the sex roles. In the past the man had to be strong because this is what the woman admired in him. The woman had to play weak and helpless because these were the things the man desired of her," she said. Friedan noted that, the sex role revolution will enable the sexes to come to know one another as humans by permitting men to experience sensitivity asd women, strength. - - - '"Until men and women know each other for who they are, human sex will be impossible," Friedan said. "Sex will be dirty as long as a total relationship between man and woman doesn't exist. !. ,mum in urn i ii. ,i in .ii in 1. 1 null i n i.injiiim i ui ... . i.iomi .min; fj C .... .. ! - it -. "iij Wf; i--K;r AKac I Up, up ano ... A bevy of assorted Tar Heels and Cavaliers vie for a wonder Wally Walker rebound in Virginia's 84-78 upset win over Carolina. Wahoo details, see story. extremely well, the Terps escaped with a 94-88 victory, sending the Heels to their second straight defeat before a national television audience. As is often the case when ACC teams meet the Tar Heels, there were some unbelievable performances by players who had never played so well before and may never again. UVa's freshman flash Wally Walker had the game of his life Thursday, hitting 1 2 of 13 shots from the floor and getting 25 points to lead the Cavaliers. Barry Parkhill came out of his season-long slump to destroy Carolina's press and score 23, and. little-known forward Jim Hobgood poured in 22. At College Park, underrated Jim O'Brien surprised fans who had labeled him Bozo the Clown by scoring 38 big points in the Terrapin win. The Virginia game was supposed to be little more than a warmup for Smith's Tar Heels, who had made a habit of winning at home. But the Cavaliers led virtually all ; the way efore canning the upset in the final minute. . with the introduction of next year's budget in March. Student Body President Richard Epps was pleased with the passage of the bill. "I think that the passage of the bill by the legislature is the most innovative move the legislature has made this year," Epps said. "It is, in my opinion, something a very large portion of the student body will be served by, if only for providing information concerning the legality of certain actions in the daily life of the student" SL this afternoon will consider the actions which were not undertaken at last at Duke lands hiimaiiiisiiii "Sex discrimination is no longer legal, moral or fashionable," the feminist said. "Women are organized now. We are no longer acquiescing in discrimination, we are breaking through," she said. "If a woman worked outside the home she was made to feel guilty for neglecting her kids and husband. She didn't stop to notice that she was making only half the money paid to a man holding a similar job," Friedan said. "Motherhood is no longer a major fact of life. Motherhood cannot define a woman, she must define her own identity in society as a man does," Friedan stated. Friedan said that man is not the enemy of the women's movement, but that men are - conscious that their liberation is also involved in "the women's movement. "They are interested in sharing life in a better way with women and identifying as humans with them she said. Bobby Jones went in from underneath to give Carolina the first bucket of the ball game with 19:10 left in the first half. It was the only time Carolina would lead. The Cavaliers blasted their way to a 8-2 lead and the war was on. With the terrible trio doing most of the scoring, Virginia moved into a 14-4 lead with 13:30 left when Hobgood hit on a layup. Carolina managed to cut the lead to seven at 8:53 when George Karl hit from way outside.' But the Cavs hit six straight points to put the lead back at 13. The Carmichael crowd finally got something to cheer about when 6-7 forward Don Washington returned to the lineup with six minutes left in the half. It was the first time he had played in 13 games. . He responded to the crowd's excitement by scoring 20 seconds after coming into the game. Washington or no .Washington, however. Virginia continued to roll. The lead reached its peak at 34-19 with 2:30 io. go. . Carolina scored the : last seven . points of the half to cut it to 36-2.8 at the big Thursday's meeting. These include a bill establishing the polling places for the Feb. 6 election, a special bill to add the names of two graduate students to the ballot in Graduate District IV and a bill providing for the orderly recall of officials of SG. Two- other bills, not related to the election process, will be considered. These are a bill declaring the supremacy of SG in light of the possible hiring of a general counsel and a bill allocating S3500 to the Glee Club for their tnp to Kansas City in March. Rules Committee will meet a half hour before the SL meeting this afternoon to consider the by-laws of the Glee Club. The sex role revolution is an adventurous one which requires courage of women and adjustment of men, Friedan said. "This revolution is essential, for outweighing the sex difference in the human condition, which is the same for us all," she said. Friedan founded the National Women's Political Caucus in 1971. She is currently chairwoman of NOW, which she founded in 1966, and a columnist for McCall's magazine. Weather TODAY: Clearing and colder, high in the upper 30s or low 40s. Low near. 20 tonight. 20 per cent chance of precipitation today, near zero per cent tonight has his hands closest to the ball. For (Staff photo by Johnny Lindahl) umes break. The visitors refused to fold in the second half. They saw their lead go down to 41-40 with 15 minutes left in the contest, and it looked like Carolina would come back for the win. But Mr. B.P. saw to it that the lead went back to 47-41 one minute later. Carolina threatened again when DarreH F-lston hit to make it 69-66 at 4:24 But Parkhill and the gang wouldn't give up. Karl hit with 1 :39 left to make it 77-76 and Carolina got the ball when Parkhill walked in his backcourt. Jones hit a bucket seconds later, but the basket was disallowed because of a foul on Walker. Jones missed the first of the one-and-one. The lead was one again with 45 seconds left at 79-78, but a key bucket by AI Drummond put it away. Tricky zone Virginia played a superb defense wiih its collapsing 3-2, 2-3 zone, which Please turn to page 4. column 3
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