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t Th Dally Tr Heel Friday, rovernbr 9, 1373 jM T'l (3iro LCiinsnni HO 31 OM by Lu Ann Jones Zlzlt Writer Cindy Lananc doesn't want to be known as the first female UNC campus police officer. Instead she wants to be known as a young person with new ideas in law enforcement. A confident young woman, Lananc approaches her new job with a sensitivity and caring that might seem surprising in her type of work. : Lanane said she centers her work around people and tries to be understanding with those with problems. She said her job as officer presents an opportunity to help people. When Lanane became a dispatcher for J.C Debate-Te&mni by Ethel Johnson Staff Vrlter A team with an impressive record, but little publicity, is the UNC Debate Team. The team has had tremendous scoring success and has already been a big winner this year. The main debaters for the varsity team are juniors Tom Dillard from High Point and Cole Campbell from Winston Salem. Both are returning top varsity debaters. International Bazaar holds music auditions The International Bazaar is on its way, and with it is the need for entertainers. Ann Holton, bazaar entertainment chairman, said there is a need for musically inclined persons to perform in the bazaar's coffee shop Nov. 30-Dec.2. , ; , Auditions for the volunteer project will be held Monday afternoon. For those who cannot make auditions at that time, and for information on time and place, call Ann Holton at 942-1478. j U UU LA i I r ! V j l! v LJ EDS 0'' """t 0tV"U- l ! F L V iV,-. , ,..J '-x. , J SX .. - L J . L J l 1 , t, i ' S.. , ,,-J ,i,r-- - V ) mmmi t ! Campus Police a year-and-a-half ago. she had no idea of becoming an officer. "I'm an adventurous person and the new job is a challenge for me. An officer can never anticipate what's going to happen next. she said. Lanane said her attitude towards policemen has changed in the last couple of year. She said she used to dislike the police, viewing them as authoritative, especially during the riots in the early 1970s while she was a student in Washington. D.C. Lanane has a few suggestions to improve the policeman's job. She thinks officers should know where to refer people with problems for help. Lanane also believes "the stereotyped Top debaters for the freshman team are sophomore Jeff Allred and freshman Walker Smith, both of High Point. Smith is the top freshman recruit and will also debate on the varsity team. The teams have outstanding records against national teams on the debate topic "Resolve that the Federal Government Should Control the Supply and Utilization of Energy in the United States." Both the freshman and varsity teams are ranked' among the nation's top 10 debating teams. Dr. Robert Cox, debate team director, said they will be going against top teams such as Harvard and Northwestern this season. He feels confident that his team will come out okay. Cox said coaching sessions are generally held everyday but the bulk of the work is done by the student on his own time. They do their own research, attend debate workshop? and read several thousand articles per year. On Oct. 5-7, the varsity team of Dillard atd O. I, went against Georgetown at MIT.'UrC.came out in third place. Dillard was named top individual debater and Campbell was rated in eighth place. On Oct. 16-18. the top 10 teams in the nation met in the Round Robin Tournament at the University of Kentucky. UNC debaters Walker Smith and Jeff Aired, who had not debated this year, tied for second place. In the largest tournament in the country (160 teams competing) held at Emory University in Atlanta, both ' varsity and1 reshman teams -won third place. -t ;r' r3 a college student, you're probably old enough to vote . . . have fought registration at least once-. . . and learned a few techniques on the art of mastering certain professors. With all this, The Northwestern Bank feels that your life's complicated enough without having to worry about your checking account. So, vo're offering Student Free Checking. You can write as many checks as you need. There's no service charge regardless of your monthly balance. Stop by our new office on Franklin Street today and make life a little less complicated Student Free Checking from The Northwestern Bank! -.iriA! r Corner of Franklin Street and Elliot Road version of an officer has got to change." When she approaches people. Lanane said her uniform can be an advantage and a hindrance. She said. "Give mc time to say hello and the uniform will disappear." Officer Lanane has the same assignments as other members of the Campus Police. Two or three nights a week she patrols alone in a car and the rest of the week on foot. Although she encountered some discrimination from male officers at first, Lanane said she is accepted by the men with whom she works. Capt. E.B. Riggsbee said he's had no problems with the new officer being a female. "She's been through five weeks of training just like a male and 1 think she can take care of herself, he said. Lanane recently' completed her basic training under a Durham Technical Institute program conducted at the Chapel Hill Police Department. During July and August she attended rookie school including 200 hours of basic police training. Lanane will gradute from Durham Tech this spring with an associate degree in criminal justice and plans to attend N.C. Central University full-time next year to get her degree in criminal justice. Breakdown a o o J x m o o 3 I? f . e i i z A For Mayor mi OX. 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Memorial Hospital. Elections fill vacant CGC district seats Two students were elected to seats on the Campus Governing Council in Wednesday's special election. Jamie Ellis won the seat in the Undergraduate On-Campus District VII run-off by five votes. Ellis received 146 votes to Ben Steelman's 141. Steelman led. the voting in the first election in that race last week. In Graduate District IV, with no names on the ballot. Kern Mort was elected with nine write-in votes. Second was Gerald Fronson who received three votes. Five other candidates received one vote eicii. t ; ; i SAL i zzn ma:;antz receiver This is the best receiver in this pric; ranrre available on todays iT.:,:la. 10 watts of RMS j. : : frcni c::l: channel, plus ' ' n r a n t z ' s guaranteed .or.s an J 3 years parts . - ..t ..; v. ...rrnly make it a best Z "?EAKERS : :If system ;;r.d' 1 34 : : J in hand t cabinets with t ACLE -o. complete with r zi shake 10-0 aiiKXii aw jam uxouei
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