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Today's Activities
Tht UNC Outing Cub arfl mM( S tonight at Ota Forvat
Theater tor t pienie supper. 7S cents per pmofL NMreoom
AnyoM bitontM In pUylog Ctub Foetbsl maat 730
tonight, 202 Unton.
Thara wfli ba a HMflng of tta Young Rapubacana Ctub 7
pjn. ThofvUy, Unton. im Ruaao, txacuthra oVtctor of ttw
N.C. Rapubflcan Party wis outHno plans for 197$ campaign.
AN minority pra-maolcaJ students Maraatad In attending
Matfical Education OawHopmant Program of ta UNC
School of Madidna should matt at 7 tonight, 215 Unton.
Application procedures and a caaa Watery ita ba d acuaatd.
Psychology coaoquium aeries: Dr. Robert D. Nebes of
Duke University Medical Center wlfl speak on Functions of
the Right and Left Cerebral Hemiapherea In Split Brain Man
at 4 pjn. today. 112 Davie.
Faopla going on Ste SaBng CM
730 tonight. 229 Union.
Sailing Club meeting: 730 tonight at Chi Psl house to dean
boats.
Mparts meet at
The Students' International Mediation Society ia
sponaorlng two Introductory lectures on Tranacendentat
Uedaation, 3 and 733 pjn. today, 183 Bingham. 87
733) Required meettng of me NCSL datagaflon: 7 tonight.
Union. Contact Ctvfc&a Spair beforehand you cannot
attend.
Career
be (MM 4 pjL Thursday. 210
Lack of voleMeeirs tarSs
program to help Minniattes
The Vetarana Club srB meet 7
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Upcoming Events
OperaSona nssaatch and Systems Analysis coBoqutum:
soboons to the Knapsack Problem by Uaue E.
Jr. ol Yate Unhrersiiy, 4 ?jk. Thursday, Nw Carrofl
.Thursdays Unton.
Dr. Joel R. amamson, UNC professor of Matorywaspaa
on the fttought of W-E.B. Dubota. S pjn. Thursday, DiaJacOe
chambers, third fioor. New West Sponsored by me Dt-fhl
SodeOe.
Items of Interest
Student Aid appficafione due by March 1, 300 Vance.
EtocSons tor YM-YWCA offlcara on March &. Sign up by
Friday in Y-Offlca to run. '
Bc3 Ccrt:r, Bc!::i H::na tUa Bity, Vess
fvri
W
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lb. a ITd, Ihtfi 4 S 5, 8 pn
Chenustry cofioquium: Professor FX. Siegel of the
Untvarslty of Wteconsln on Calcium Binding Protein in
Nervous Tissue, S pja. Thursday, 2S7 Venabie.
Vafkyrtee meeting; fctt pjn. Thursday, 206 Union.
Seminar Charlotte Short Public Information
Director tor tha MC Depailtnent of Corrections, wfll apeak
briefly on OpporkmrOaa In PubBc Retattona at 4 pjn.
Thursday, 210 Gardner.
Seniors or araduate students planning
employment should register In 211 Gardner tor the FACE
. exam given on March 22. First coma, first serve. Applications
due by March 1. 300 Vance. .
Tha Parachute Club is sponaorlng cisssts. CaM t2S 837
after 7 or leave a note In Box 8. Unton.
Anyone Interested In Joining an Edgar Cayce Search tor
God (ARE) Study Group ca t2-3S27 any day before t p jn.
for information.
Forty-five inmates who have requested
help and counseling from a church-related
community volunteer program are not
receiving it because of a lack of volunteers.
"Project In-reach." sponsored by the
University United Methodist Church,
initiates one-to-one relationships between a
volunteer from the community and an
inmate who requests help.
The program meets once a week at the.
Orange County Prison Unit and operates on
the assumption that one of the main
problems of inmates is a poor self-image.
The counselors try to instill initiative and
confidence in the inmates to help them adjust
to society when they are released, an "In
reach" brochure stated.
Volunteers are screened and required to
participate in a comprehensive twelve week,
p re-service orientation program. Upon
completion of the program, the volunteers
will visit and correspond with an assigned
inmate.
Drew. Henry, an associate minister and
director of the program, noted that
participants are expected to give an hour
each week to inmates for at least six months.
"Continuity is a very important part of the
program," he said.
Applications and more information can
be obtained by stopping by the "In-reach"
office inside the . Methodist Church on
Franklin Street. A training meeting will be
held tonight at 7:30. Interested students
should contact Drew Henry at 929-7 1 9 1.
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The Carolina Union cordially invites you
to an evening at the Ranch House.
DINNER THEATRE
Sunday, March 2
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LIVE YOUR FANTASIES
THE CAROLINA UNION PRESENTS:
THE 1st Possibly Annual,
PIZZA EATING CONTEST
THURS. FEB. 27, noon to 12:30
IN THE PIT
PRIZES A WARDED
SIGN UP AT UNION INFO DESK
MON. THRU WED.
PRICE $1.00C
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Dinner Served
6 - 8 p.m.:
Roast beef
Baked chicken
Green beans
Glazed carrots
Potatoes
Salad
Dessert
Glass of Wine
Curtain 9 p.m.:
"Where Are You Going.
HollisJay?"
presented by the
Alpha Omega Players
Tickets $5, Union Desk
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12 oz. can
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THE LIBRARY
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the JBL man will be here to give a speaker
demonstration. We'll be showing movies,
answering questions, and giving out
valuable information.
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In addition to a spacious, beautiful apartment, you'll
enjoy a clubhouse and lounge, large swimming pool, '
sauna and exercise room, tennis and basketball
courts.
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Paperback
Sale II
Upstairs, downtown, a new batch
of crisp new close-outs at half
price. Another batch at the Mall.
Downstairs, downtown, more
good used paperbacks at tiny
prices!
A good show and merciful on the
old pocket book!
Come browsing!
open every day, every night
University Mall and
Downtown, Chapel Hill
Jobs For
Summer
Look
Promising
Informed sources report that
summer job opportunities for
college students "look good" this
year. National Parks, Dude
Ranches, Guest Resorts, Private
Camps, and other tourist areas
throughout the nation are now
seeking student applications.
Summer job placement coordi
nators at Opportunity Research
(SAP) report that despite national
economics tourist areas are
looking for a record season. Polls
indicate that people may not go
for the big purchases such as new
cars, new homes, furniture or
appliances, but most appear to be
planning for a big vacation.
A free booklet on student job
assistance may be obtained by
sending a self-addressed stamped
envelope to Opportunity Research,
Dept. SJO, 55 Flathead Dr.,
Kalispell. MT 59901. Student job
seekers are urged to apply early!
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