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Trr-Tcrl!H Tf-'"", rc'iv-nr 12, 1174 Psycho logical benefits claimed memnmn ,11 da u Statf photo by Gary Lobrateo 7crren Farrell ct Union press conference Vickery for Senate Orange county attorney Charles E. Vickery has announced his candidacy for the State. Senate representing the 16th District of Chatham, Moore, Orange and Randolph Counties. The two incumbents, A.B. "Lonnie" Coleman and William P. Saunders; Oti If"? isUtliJ erican estiva egins The Institute of Latin American Studies begins its Spring Film Festival and Latin American activities today with a Latin American dinner and Chilean film. The dinner, sponsored by the International Student Center, will be held at 6:30 in the Newman Center. Admission is $2.50 and tickets may be bought at the Union desk or the International Student Office in Carr Dormitory. The film festival and,-Latin , American activities program is jointly sponsored by the Institute of Latin American ! Stu&e'sTCoIIege of Arts and Sciences, International Student Center, Carolina Population Center and the departments of political science, anthropology, romance languages and geography. Included in the spring activities are a series of Latin American films, weekly Latin American lunches, a costume party and guest speakers. If you're pregnant and scared, we can help. There b an alternative to abortion. BIRTHCHOICE. Eirthchoice can help you from the moment you think you're pregnant until well after the birth of your child. Were here to give you confidential help. Call us today. BIRTHCHOICE 942-3330 (from Durham WX 3030 toll free) 7 p.m.-10 -.m. Monday-Friday Era ! I 1 S5SS "" fy I with VL. j Every j Jrf$ 'U( 1 1 Pretzel I So,d I 1 UlteSF S wp" 11 Sy 4 ""tTj yyh fj 4 'W, have said they will not seek re-election. Vickery said he plans to stress campaign reform legislation "to restore the integrity of the political process. "It is the right of every citizen to demand sensitive and responsive leadership free from the corrupting influence of special interest groups and lobbyists, he said. "A private citizen's financial dealings may be a private matter but once anyone seeks an office of public trust those dealings must be disclosed," he said. "Legislation accomplishing this will help to restore the integrity of the political process." Vickery grew up in Forest City. He was admitted to the bar in 1970 and served as solicitor for the 15th Judicial District. Since 1971, Vickery has been associated with the law firm of Winston, Coleman and Bernholz of Chapel Hill and Hillsborough. n . fl f"sa rs r-sys rsa etm wsr rwrn a..,- tWOTw-.L-'ii!. BL-wmuii m . aiMiine.miin-L.ii w i pi. i.. mi. . wtmma3wimimmimnmrmmm wnwnmpm mimw.iuummim niuun i iuuiii ip "Hi- mm i W m Dim n.miiin.'.Miiiis l'b wUBiwaaw ' j,,,,- !..-.,:i..., ajBiJBiflgMaitajyasj VferSCO?? mow I. p. . f-MV'i : , . A finishing school for FRuY Wayward girls TUESDAY f ( ) ) ) WhstYcur TUESDAY ) ( j ??2tits! SHOWS: . 1:00-2:55 AA VZL I 840 mfW M4liMlfo yjA v . - Sun mat rtssa uiL snow -twr. mm just omen " , vtuai 6) Mtmrr Ftt-0W k, SWN0 tKHUHC I , '""- V. CAMBIST Fll.ll-Wl iv 1 " ll ' by Cell C ronton Ctsf! Writer Most of theJbenefits of men's and women's liberation are psychological, not economic, liberation advocate Warren Farrell said in a press conference Monday. Farrell, who heads the task force on the "male mystique" for the National Organization for Women (NOW), was on campus as a feature of the Women's Festival, sponsored by the Association of Women Students. "Men's liberation means not needing to Committee by Robin dark Staff Writer The Academic Reform Committee (ARC) has started a campuswide drive to acquaint students with the ramifications of changing the present academic system. Today's Activities Anyone 'Interested In running for an Honor Court aaat in tha upcoming lection must bo Interviewed and approved today. Interview sign-up sheets are pasted on the Honor Court office door, room 253-C In the Union. For Information call: Rick Turner, S67-7135; Mike Jones, 933-4811; or the Honor Court Office, 833-5463. Alpha Epsilon Delta, pre-med, pre-dental honor aociety, wHI meet today at 7 p.m. In 108 BerryhlB. For free demonstratlona of the Evelyn Woods Reading Dynamics Program, come by the Carolina Inn from 12 noon to 3 p.m. and 3 p.m. to 8 p.m- today. The UNC Sailing Team will have a meeting at 7:30 tonight Purrington to speak Wed. night at UNC Ward Purrington, Republican candidate for the 2nd District Congressional seat, will speak here Wednesday night. Purrington's appearance is sponsored by the Young Republican Club and will be at 8 p.m. in Room 204 of the Union. A member of the N.C. House for two years, the 33-year-old Purrington is running for the Republican nomination for the Congressional seat currently held by Democratic Rep. L. H. Fountain. Purrington is a member of the House Board of Transportation and the State Advisory Commission to the Drug Authority. n rr pttn riM tltn n I with Every FtZi Sold at the Blue Ram and the ConfiDus dominate in every conversation, not being so emotionally constipated you can't cry, being able to ask for help and admit weakness, Farrell said. A dark, bearded man, Farrell recently gave up his political science teaching post at Rutgers University to design and teach courses on sexual politics at American University. Farrell said a man should no longer be held responsible for bringing hone all the money, so he can be free to take a job he is really interested in, even though it pays less. starts reform drive The ARC proposal, which is tentatively scheduled for Faculty Council debate Mar. 22, includes increasing the number of hours spent in each course per week to four, and reducing the normal load to four courses per semester. The new academic system, according to O1 In room 207 of the Union for those interested in sailing at Kerr Lake Feb. 15 and 18. State Senator Lonnie Coleman wffl speak to the Young Democrats tonight In room 202 of the Union. Everyone Is Invited to come hear about the present legislative session. There will be a meeting of the Society of Janus tonight at 7:30 In room 206 of the Union. The Women's Caucus of the English Department invites the public to a talk by Christopher Brookhouse on "Men, Women and Violence in American Films," tonight at 8:30 in 223 Greenlaw. The Campus Governing Council will meet tonight at 7:30 In room 215 of the Union. AM committee chairmen should be prepared to deliver a state of their committee address and present a copy to the clerk for the official record. There will be an Informal gathering today at 3:30 p.m. In room 217 of the Union for persons Interested In the sorority idea and Pan Hellenic The Orange County Nutrition Council will meet today at 1 0 a.m. In the Orange Savings and Loan Building. Co M N m M - m m m m w m m m . m N H M W w m H N i 'tit i. . H i (b- 5.-l- Ij'tj ,'' Crossword Puzzler ACROSS 1 Classify 6 Declare 11 Folds 12 Closer 14 Butts against 15 Tst 17 A state tebbr.) 18 Demon - 19 Chairs 20 Soak 21 N;stivf 22 W&lks 23 Peel 24 Initials Of 260t -President 25 Scottish care 29 Hockey goaia 27 PronMla 23 Boundary 29 Csrrccudas 31 Doom 3? Sroadcastin? system (a&br.) 34 Not one trssa 3D Ffwtch arucfe 37 ZM - 33 ttopa t i Sorrow 4 Pronoun -41 Dress maSsrlSl 43 D;;t-ttsx . 43 vtetxa 4? Ctrcuua ' H-?nwaya 43 Wants DOV.'M . 1 ciwa 2 Inclined roai 3 TtftfrteiS ' -ei3-a. 4. DmteM fre- ffw( 'tJ 'r ' . 6 f!S3Q. 7 Afternoon par ties 8 Hindu cymbals O Teutonic deity 10 Venerate 11 Publish 13 Evaluates IS Knocks 19 Heavenly bo dies 20 Rant 22 Commonwealth 23 Sur facets 23 Quotas 27 Twisted 23 Lamp 29 Gastropod mollusk 3Q Ctocacs car- 31 Occupy r 4 .4 IT J "Liberation has allowed me to be much more creative," Farrell said. "The liberated man doesn't always 'have to worry about what will happen to his family if he is fired, if he knows his wife is contributing to the income." American men have been going through a rash of impotence since the women's movement started because of their inability to feel more sexually turned on by a woman who's turned on to him, Farrell said. "Men have been brought up to define their manhood as the man, the problem solver, committee chairman Lisa Bradley, will also offer courses that vary in hours of classtime per week. "We hope this will do away with some of the rigidity of the present system," Bradley said. Efforts to acquaint students with the pros and cons of the switch are tentatively set to begin Wed., Feb. 13, when committee members will speak to the residents of the Granville Towers complex. The main objectives of the new system, explained Bradley, are "to get the students more engaged in each class by reducing course load from five to four, and to allow more intensive study of the subject material by increasing the number of class-hours per week." As well as a campus-wide question answering tour the committee is also printing 5000 copies of a two-page informative brochure "to tell students why we want the change and what some of the priorities of the reform will be. "Our campus information tour is designed to let students know the possibilities of such a system and to urge them to let their impetus be felt by the Faculty Council," Bradley said. - The Faculty Council has requested an inclusive poll of student opinion on the proposed changes from the ARC before the Mar. 22 debate date The Council will also vote on academic reform this spring, but the date has not been announced. It in MMii? 111 i!' lMi' Oil?' Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle MS T$:tl5l rATt Tim A EiV- 7 s 1 i 12 32 tnunoations 33 Encounters 33 Aches 33 Cowl 39 Er twist 41 By way of 42 Regret -44 Proceed 48. Faroe Islands whirlwind .0 13 .4 16 17 i 1 i t 4 hone fen iii lai'.'eW La. . iwrW'Vis? VIA cUfJ t Jdl. he said. "They have very few resources tor dealing with a woman who expresses herself fully." . , Farrell said he didrA think men's liberation would have evolved without the women's movement. Men's and women's liberation have got to work together there is very little conflict, he said. A large number of women are interpreting liberation as adopting the masculine value system, which is what 'we're worried about," Farrell said. "Men have a lot to learn by adopting some of the traditional feminine values, such as learning how to listen," he said. Farrell said the movement will have a very real effect on society if it causes 10-15 per cent of the men to change their priorities. "There's too much competition today capitalism ' and masculinity are tied together," he said. "Masculinity is defined very much as getting to the top of whatever ladder you're on," he said. He said the assertive element of jnasculinity should be maintained, but men shouldn't feel they have to prove themselves as men. Ride to UNC basketball game Bus tickets are now available for Tar Heel basketball fans looking for a ride to Greensboro for this Saturday's game against Florida State. Student Government is sponsoring it. The bus will leave the Union parking lot at 6 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 16. Round-trip tickets for the bus can be purchased for $2.25 in Suite C of the Union between 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. today and Wednesday. Student Transportation Director Lew Warren said that the trip will be conditional upon the 38-passengef bus being filled. 1 f- Fantasy whose 1:24 2:55 4:26 5:58 7 :29 9:00 i technique is as Tascinaxing as its plot -Judith Crist Guys..8vQaJal needed ,far;.5ummer employment at National Parks, Private Camps, Dude Ranches and Resorts throughout the nation. Over 50,000 students aided each year. For FREE information on student assistance program send self-addressed -STAMPED enve lope to Opportunity Research, Dept. SJO, 55 Flathead Drive, Kalispell, MT 53901. 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