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AWS wH sponsor 0w fSsi Tha Ymt of Woman.' Two
showings: 7 and t tonight, Carroll HO. Adnriaslon fraa.
Thara wt& bo a mooting of Cta Shioont Acadamte Affairs
CommRtaa at 7:30 tonight, Suite C Union.
Tharo wffl bo a toetura of ECXANXAH, tw pain el total
awaranass, 749 tonight, 2CS Union. Al ara awtcoma.
Social aaag for froshnwn who or proopoctivo physical
OW Nursos Dorm. Cat K8-470S for mora Information.
Tha UNC ParachuW ChA wH bt hokflno, Rs nort daw on
April 15, 18, and 17. Com at 730 tonight, 283 Chas
Cafatorta, or cal $j2f837.
Tho Women's HRh Clinic is a two-phaso ducaaonal
discussion and umkution dink: hkl two nighU a Nk In
Stud4mlHJmSYkA8roup(SscusstonbhW7pjn.
Tussdays in Room 205. Examinations tor contraception or
also avaBabi. by appotntmsnt, Wednssday nights from 7-t.
Items of Interest
SCAU ffds paopis to worm, on a commiaos lnaBgaang
th currant campus food system. Cal 3-C313 or coma by
Sun B, Union.
coma by room 1C2 of th Y this waak. Cal S33-7S3S tor i
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Dr. Jam C Thompson, curator of tha Nieman
Foundation tor Journalism at Harvard, wiS spssk at 8 kxriyht,
202-204 Union. His topic: "Opinion and Forsign Potlcy. What
Hot for th PubHcT-
Documsntary on tha Banal faith at 8 tonight. Banal
Cmar, 202 McCauly SL A3 wvicorr.
Upcoming Events
Thata Pi chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority wlii
cekrtKata AKA wk, April 14-20. Softball games, 5 pjm. at 9
field, James.
Sexuality self-awareness workshop sponsored by Family
Life Educational Association: Friday and Saturday, cost $30.
Register by Wednesday. Call Mitch at 929-8170 or 966-1 028.
Applications are avaOabte at tha Union desk for the
reception foRowtng Othrta d HavfSanda adrss m Memorial
Hal, Thursday.
Anyone Interested in working as committee eo
chalrpersons for the International Handicrafts Bazaar should
com by room 1 82 of th Y this week. CaS 833-7S3S for mors
Information.
Student Gornmnt has tan applications to tha Spalding
CoHege 1975 Derby Eve Crash Center for the Kantucky
Derby. They may 5m picked up at Suite C, Union, and must be
received no later than Friday. Tickets: $10.
Anyone interested In applying for the position of Judtolal
secretary should come by th Office of the Attorney General
this week to sign up for an interview. Must have typing sfcJCs-
A Woman's Place now has a file of high school students
seeking part-time employment The students are Interested
in babysitting, yard work, etc H you are interested bt this
service, visit A Woman's Place to look through th fH.
Tours of WHson and th Undergraduate Libraries are given
at 3 every Wednesday. They begin on th front steps of
Wilson and last under an hour. Everyone invited.
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MjmmM APO CaiTOval Tllniimrsday
Where can you get free beer, have a chance
to win a sailboat and support local charities
all at the same time? the answer, at the
Campus Carnival.
The Carnival will be held Thursday, April
17, from 6 to 9 pjn. on Ehringhaus field.
The event is sponsored by the Alpha Phi
Omega (APO) service fraternity to raise
money for Campus Chest charities.
Nearly 30 fraternities, sororities and
residence halls have contributed booths for
the Carnival. The booths will contain
casinos, balloon tosses, a Bop the Badman
game and a massage parlor. That's right, a
massage parlor.
For those of you aspiring to follow
Christopher Columbus's footsteps, the
grand prize for the Carnival is a Super Shark
sailboat.
Door prizes include a television, a blender
and a toaster oven among other items. Door
prize tickets may be purchased at the
Carnival for 25 cents.
Fifteen kegs of beer are to be given away at
the carnival also. Cotton candy, popcorn
and other food will be available.
Trophies will be given to the fraternity,
sorority and residence hall whose booth
raises the most money for the event. A
trophy will also be given to the most original
booth.
Proceeds will be donated to the Campus
Chest, which will distribute the money to
lilteen local charities. .
Last year's carnival raised more than
$5,000 for the charities, and APO is hoping
lor an even better turn out this year.
Campus Housing Available
for Commencement Visitors
UNC alumni and parents and friends of
1975 graduates will be able to stay in
University housing during commencement
activities beginning Thursday evening, May
8, and ending at 9 a.m. Monday, May 12.
Alumni will be housed in Morrison, and
parents and friends will stay in Hint on
James. The $6 fee, payable at the time of
check-in, will provide bed linen, pillows and
shower for the four days.
Graduating students should secure
housing applications for their parents and
friends at the Housing Office in Carr
Building. Alumni may get applications from
the Alumni Association or at Morrison at
check-in time.
Spaces will be reserved on receipt of the
application. The housing office requests that
applications be turned in by May 1, 1975.
Senior Week Planned
To release pre-exam anxiety. Senior Week
will be sponsored April 21-24 by the
Carolina Union and the Class of 1975.
Finger painting in the Pit will launch the
week's activities on Monday. The Union will
sponsor a beach dance in Carmichael
Auditorium at 8 p.m. Tuesday. Performers
will include Cornelius Brothers and 'Sister
Rose, the Tarns, the Drifters and the
Showmen. Admission is $1.50 and tickets
are available at the Union desk.
Wednesday's activities include a car bash
from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. in the corner of the
Union parking lot closest to the Pit. For a
quarter, a student can hit the car twice with a
sledgehammer. Ice cream sundaes will be
sold for 10 cents in the Pit from noon to I
p.m.
The Union is sponsoring a concert by the
Kinks at 8 p.m. Thursday in Carmichael
Auditorium. Tickets are $3.
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Graduation exercises will be held May 1 1
in Carmichael. Seniors may order their
Carolina blue caps and gowns for $7.95 in
the Student Stores April 28.
University Will Provide
Summer Storage Space
The Department of University Housing
will again offer free storage facilities for the
summer in each of its campus buildings.
Locksmiths are presently installing better
locks and improving security facilities to
prevent theft of stored items, housing
director James Condie said Monday.
To get the free service, students must sign
a contract which stipulates that the
University and its agents will not be
responsible for loss or damage under any
conditions.
Students must withdraw their property by
the first day of classes, or they will be subject
to a $3 per month service charge. They may
only store personal items, and will be
responsible for moving items in and out of
the storage areas.
Socialists to Discuss Forming
Local Chapter of DSOC
Local members of the national
Democratic Socialist Organizing Committee
(DSOC) will hold an open discussion at 8
p.m. Tuesday in Room 213 of the Union on
the possibility of forming a local DSOC
chapter in the Chapel Hill-Carrboro area.
The DSOC is a national organization of
socialists who are working to develop a
movement within the Democratic party as a
vehicle for social change. The national
organization is led by author Michael
Harrington.
Carolina Quarterly Seeks
Staff Members
Men and women with critical and or
business interests who are interested in
joining the staff are invited to attend a
reception at 3 p.m. Friday, April 18 in the
second floor lounge of Greenlaw.
Refreshments will be served.
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