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The Daily Tar Heel Thursday, September 5, 1974 ....:! ?.. WW.1 ir small: awarded. Camous Ca i a For social work A $259,924 HEW grant has been awarded to the UNC School of Social Work for its work study program. The grant award was announced Wednesday by UNC School of Social Work Dean Morton Teicher and Secretary of the N.C. Department of Human Resources David Flaherty. The grant finances establishment of a work study center at N.C. Central University in Durham beginning with the 1974-75 academic year. This will be UNCs first educational program on a predominately black campus. VThe new program will make it Trip to Orleans to get underway Tonight at 6:45 when the 55 France leaves New York City on one of her last transatlantic crossings, the students of the first UNC Year at Orleans Program will be aboard. The 27 UNC students will arrive in Le Havre on the morning of Thursday, Sept. 12 and will travel by bus to Orleans. They will live in Orleans, a small city near Paris, for a year. J I " ii ii i iiini &sliiH(!f ftAM&M STHT 2:20 4:00 5:40 7:20 9:00 i 8 i Vigilante, city style - judge, jury, and executioner. 0 CHAOLES .i JUCHACL WIRNU Nm "DEATH WISH" MSUUCtlO p EVE ) ( NOW 3-5-7-9 the story of two bet-on-anythlng guys, who happily discover something called a "winning streak." mm w LeOSffigjI 7:05-9:05 . 1 I II A COMEDY GEM MNMMMMinWIWIMNMMIIl I I 111 HUM u . ..j.-" j.-- A Mel Brooks Film : RON MOODY j He I . GfeSfD 3:10-5:10 I ; i l 7.10.9:10 ' V III I 111 T1.I HI m I I Ill ,1111 .... the OaUy Tar Heei I published by the University ol North Carolina Student Publications Board, daily except Sunday, exam periods, vacation, a' id summer periods. No Sunday Issue.-The following data ara to bath only Saturday iaiuaa: Saptambar 14. October S ft 19, and Novambar 2, 16 4 23. Otlieaa ara at tha Student Union building, Unit, of North Carolina. Chapal Hill. N.C. 27514. Talaphona numbers: News. Sporta - 933-1011. 933-1012; Business. Circulation, Advertising 833-1163. Subscription rater. $20.00 par year $10.00 par semester. Second claaa postage paid at U.S. Poat Offlco In Chapei MB, N.C Tha Campus Governing Councf ehall have power to determine tha Student Activities Pa and to appropriate all revcnua derived front tha Student Activities Fee (1.1.14 of tha Student Constitution). Tha DaBy Tar Heel reserves tha right to regulate the typographical tone of all advertise menu and to revise or turn away copy II considers obtoeUonabtoj The DaBy Tar Heel will not consider adjustments $ payments for any typographical arrora or erronessji tosertion unless notice is give to tha Buainaaa uoiiaw within Ml one tav after tha advertisement I appears, or within one day ol tha receiving ot tear meets or suoscnpuon si m paper, in vmuj ai Heel wilt not be responsible for mora than one incorrect Insertion of an advertisement scheduled to run several time. Notice tor such correction muat be f Ivan be? ore tha next Inaertion . . . PH..................y....alsii,'''lw,S.liL. possible for social workers employed in the Triangle Area to take advantage of the work study opportunity without having to travel great distances," Teicher said. "We are indeed pleased that the Department of Human Resources was instrumental in securing this federal grant for the continuation and expansion of the work study program. This program has been instrumental in allowing more employees in the human service field to continue their education and become better prepared to serve our state's people." Chapel Hill's UNC School of Social Work offers the only graduate preparation in this field in North Carolina. Its work study program, now operating on four UNC campuses, permits social work employees to earn one-half of the master's degree requirements without leaving their jobs. V i . s. I : ; k ' ft i ' 4 1 r""" , t , US' . Start photo by Alice Boyle Grimes dorm president Don Personett uses Grimes' new kitchen Today's Activities Yecfcety Teem staff poerfione open, photographers included. If Interested coma to an organizational meeting tonight at 733 In Room 217 of fte Union. The Dialectic and PhHanaVopic LMerary Societies wiR meet tonight at 3 pm, in Ot Dialectic Chambers on Third Floor New Est. Topic: plans tor the semester. The public ks cordis ty invited. Chapel Hi! ECOS wfll hold Rs tefl organizational meeting tonight at 730 in Room 215 of the Union. All students or pro(esore Werested in proposing andor wording on ECOS environmental projects this year are invited. AH members of the 73-74 Toronto Exchange are asked to meet in Room 206 of the Union tonight at 7 to discuss plans for this year's exchange. The Christian Science Organization will meet tonight at 730 ai Room 70S of the Union. Topic: Finding satisfaction. Everyone to welcome. Correction An article in Wednesday's Daily Tar Heel incorrectly stated that The Village restaurant . is located where Sutton's Drug Store used to be. The Village restaurant stands at 101 E. Franklin St., the former location of Sloan's Drug Store. Sutton's is located at 159 E. Franklin St. and is still open. The DTH regrets the error. a rsaoot MS Alderman Garry Cohen w discuss "Ton and thTBuVsystem- tor-S fSt!?l the Morrison Lounge, and at t In Jamas Lowve. OuesUom, comments and erticlsrns wtt be termet. Items of Interest Poetry as a Tiimcenden Art, an etg wee course H e craft ot writing poetr and J?""" and Thorp Springs Press. Tha instructor Is Herman Uoeer. TrrtinVof the etas, la Frkto, - 730 at 224 McCeuiey. in Chapel Kit UNC Computation Center Short Course, tntroducton to UNC and TUCC computing tociBUes and services. Friday at 1 p.m. in Room 22 PhBSpe. The Lattor Day Saint Student AaeoctaBonl teptoasad to nnounce that, after 145 years of darkness. Chapel has a Mormon congregation. S'" ' the Fourth Root tacufty tounga of Day HaB at t. 12 15- Students interested in an open discussion of New Testament doctrine and history may caM Read CHgen. Romance Languages Department, or Richard Rust. English Department- The class wot be held once weekly. Medical College Admission Test (MCAT) October S. Last testino tor admission tor tha 1975-76 class. Tha application w be received in Iowa City no later thafl '?-r" accompanied by a 22 photograph and $20. Applications tor AMCAS (American Medical College Application Service) ara also available to the Guidance and Testing Canter. There will be Mmyan tor She bat service at Hllet House Saturday at 9:15 a m., followed by the usual study group at 1 1 . AH welcome. For more information, call David at 2-3 1 4 1 or 933-3740 days. Loan Correction The Student Government Instant Loan Service is not presently in operation, as reported in the DTH Sept. 4. Tha service will open next week. D Your own Tar Heel Can Do button. 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