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UNC will be facing what could be its
toughest opponent in recent years when it
opens its season against William and Mary
Saturday in Kenan Stadium.
The Indians have a veteran team this year
and are rated as one of the favorites in the;
Southern Conference.
The Tar Heels face a number of problems
as they prepare for Saturday's game. UNC
Co n feren ce foot ball
The ACC football powers will all be in
action this weekend in what should pan out
to be an interesting slate of pairings across
the South.
Duke opens its season against the
Volunteers of the University of Tennesee at
their Knoxvillc campus. The Blue Devils
should encounter stiff competition from the
Vols, who have been consitently rated high
in the national top twenty preseason polls.
Wake Forest will oppose the Seminoles of
Florida State Saturday night in Winston
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lost 13 of its 22 starters which racked up an
1 1-1 record and a victory over Texas Tech in
the sun Bowl.
"We're not very deep," Dooley says, "and
that is our major concern. We've got to
develop better backup men. So far in the pre
season work, the play of the reserves has
been very inconsistent:
Carolina does have a number of key
Maryland will entertain powerful West
Virginia at College Park Saturday
afternoon. If the Terrapins are as the
Maryland press would have us believe, it
might be a close game for the Terps against
the team that got the sour bite at last year's
Peach Bowl.
The only conference match of the weekend
will pit the Wolfpack of North Carolina
State against the University of Virginia
Cavaliers. Both squads were victorious last
weekend against clearly undermatched
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players returning this year, including Nick
Vidnovic who will lead the team at
quarterback, teammates Ted Leverenz and
Jimmy Jerome at offensive back, and full
back Dick Oliver.
Tailback Sammy Johnson and Billy Hite
are also returning along with tackles Peter
Talty, Ronnie Robinson, linebackers Jimmy
DeRatt and Terry Taylor and defensive back
Phil Lamm.
Carlina's last confrontation with William
and Mary resulted in a touchdown and a
two-pointer in the final minute that edged
the Indians 36-35.
"What really concerns us is the fact that so
many of those same players will be on the
field for William and Mary game next
Saturday," Dooley said. "What was
predominately a sophomore team. Now
those players are seasoned and they're
tough." he added.
The Tar Heels will kick off against the
Indians at 1:30 Saturday. Tickets for the
game are still available at Carmichael.
Carolina will play its second game of the
1973 season September 29 when they will
take on the Missouri Mizzous in Kenan
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Anyone interested in women's
intercollegiate golf should attend an
organizational meeting today at 4:30 p.m. in
the Women's Gym. Plans for tryouts and
practice will be discussed. Coach Jeanne
Eller requests each person to bring a copy of
their academic schedule.
All those interested in joiningthe women's
basketball team should meet at 7:30 p.m.,
Thursday, September 13 in the Women's
Gym.
Sweaters and jackets for all varsity award
winners of last winter and spring will be
available today in room 109 of Woolen Gym.
The UNC varsity soccer team will play
Madison College at 3:00 Wednesday at
Fetzer Field in the Heels final games before
regular season competition begins next
week.
Madison, "an excellent team who beat
Virginia last year, will provide the Tar
Heels' "the first real test for the defense."
Coach Ward said.
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For the past 15 years, the Toronto
Exchange h3s brought Canadian and
American students together to share their
different cultures and educational
experiences.
The exchange is planned by students at
UNC and the University of Toronto,
This year during the third week in
November, the Canadians will once again
travel south to spend a week w ith their North
Carclina cohorts better know n ascos in
exchange lingo.
Highlights of the visit will include the
Art on display
The 1973 North Carolina Artists
Traveling Exhibition is currently on display
in the Meeting Room of the Chapel Hill
Public Library.
The exhibition, scheduled to be on display
until Sept. 26. is open Tuesday through
Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m., and Monday from
7 to 9 p.m. There is no admission charge.
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Exchange:
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Wake Forcst-UNC football game, dinner
with Carolina professors, seminars about the
South and beer at Town Hall.
The Canadians will live with their cos
while they are here. Fraternities and
sororities, professors, administrators and
residence halls will hc!p provide food.
Last year all Carlina students helped
entertain the Canadians at a square dance at
the Tin Can.
Following the Canadian visit, the Toronto
students w ill return the Southern hospitality
with their own brand when the UNC
students visit Toronto in January.
This year, as in the past, the Tar Heels will
visit Canadian art galleries, hockey games
and a beer brewery. They will also meet and
talk with Canadian professors.
Honorary chairman of this year's
exchange is Dean of Student Affairs Donald
Boulton.
Interviews for the exchange will begin
Wednesday. Applications are available at
the Union Information Desk.
Six CGC seats
yet to be filled
Six seats of the Campus Governing
Council (CGC) are now open and will be
filled in a special campus election Sept. 19.
Anyone who wishes to run for the offices
must file by tomorrow, Tom Goss. election
board chairman said. Candidates must
submit a petition to Goss containing the
name, address and class of 25 constituents of
the office being sought.
There arc four graduate districts open as
well as one undergraduate district. The
undergraduate district includes the area
bounded by Highway 54 to Graham, Main
Street in Carrboro. Greensboro St. the By
Pass and 15-501 to Pitlsboro.
If there are any questions about the
election, contact Tom Goss in Suite C today
from I to 4 p.m.
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