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2 Tha Dslfy Tar Heel Monday, February Campu I Calendar Today's Activities v , Thomas Patterson, author of Soviet-America Confrontation, will t peck on: M.F. Kennedy's Foreign Policy: A Reassessment" tonight at 8 p.m. in Rooms 2532-204 of the Union. (Sponsored by the Curriculum In War, Peace and Defense.) A meeting on UFO's why they sre here, who they have come for, and when they will leave, will be held at 9 pjn. In Room 100 of Hamilton Hall. , The Carolina Gay Association will meet at 7 JO In the Craige Green Room. The Southeastern Gay Conference will be discussed. Professor R.V. Hogg of the University of Iowa will speak on "Adaptive Distribution-Free Discriminant Analysis" at 4 p.m. in 316 Phillips Hail. Refreshments will be served beforehand at 3:30 p.m. Dr. Lee Siegel, in conjunction with the Department of Religion, will lecture on "The Path of Fire: An Introduction to Vedic Religion, Its Scope and Development" at 4 p.m. in the Faculty lounge, fourth floor of Dey Hall. 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Name Adddress City Copyright 1976 Bennett -1 Mow t Raqtime Milk -Chocolate Assortment in the 14 oz. size 295 Other boxes from 590 to $2.25 -UTVtU -Uj 4J tJJ 1 A b Z, 1S76 The AWS will meet at 730 p.m. on Feb. 2 in Room 213 of the Union. AH are welcomed and encouraged to attend. i The Student Academic Affairs Committee will meet at 830 p.m. In Suite C of the Union. Interested persons are Invited to attend. The UNC Surf Club wiSt meet at 730 p.ml In Room 217 of the Union. Everyone is Invited. There wilt be a Youth lor Easter Seals meeting in Room 221 Greenlaw. Ail interested please come. Upcoming Events : A special meeting of the Campus Governing Council will be held at 730 Tuesday in Room 207 of the Union for . appointment of elections board chairperson, academic proposals, et at. ., The Medical Technology Club wilt meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday in Room 21 S of the Union. Elections wilt be held. AH members and interested persons please attend. The movie ZULU wiH be shown at 8 p.m. Tuesday In Carroll Hall. Admission free. Sponsored by the Curriculum In Peace. War and Defense. Chapel Hill ECOS Nuclear Power committee will meet at 730 p.m. Tuesday fn Room 206 of the Union. This will be a planning meeting to introduce newcomers to the technology and hazards of the nuclear industry and decide on a focus for the semester. For further Information, contact Debbie Hurwitt at 933-5833. ECKANKAR, The Path of Total Awareness, presents "ECKANKAR: A Way of Life," a 26-minute film about the ECKANKAR movement and its leaders at 730 p.m. Tuesday in Room 202 of the Union. The UNC women's Soccer Club wtil practice Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at 4 p.m. on the intramural fields by Carmichael Gym. Dr. James H. McBumey, professor emeritus and former Student SPRING LAST WE E EC. 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A WRC meeting will take place at 730 p.m. Tuesday to Room 209 of the Union. Surveys will be discussed. Please attend! The Contact 76 Special Projects committee win meet at 430 Tuesday to the Frank Porter Graham Lounge. Whars It like to be a la wyer or a college prof essor? Careers Discussion Night, on careers In the Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences and Law, win be held at 730 p.m. on Wednesday to the Newman Student Center (across from the Carolina ton parking lot). Three speakers win talk about their careers and representatives from many fields wiH be present for discussion with students. The YW-YMCA Potluck Dinner Discussion group for Friday wilt meet at the home of Dr. Marvin Silver. "Life to the Universe" will be the topic ol the night, led by Dr. Wayne Christiansen. All students and faculty are Invited. Stop by the Y office tor further details. Professor R. WaW of the University of Chicago will speak on "Gravitational Collapse and Black Holes" at 4 p.m. Wednesday in Room 265 Phillips Hall. Coffee and tea will be served at 330 p.m. to Room 277. Items of Interest All organizations interested In receiving student fees please pick up forms In Suite C of the Union. Deadline is March 1. BREAK Cruise: Miami, Nassau, $21 3 including (per person) Zip ) il l ) (nloioghts Mslk Oi Dark I 111 k, I 0 II hi M I I If S 1 I I P I I MMr-, i 1 V"-. I J X ; il ''a I $ ... Chocolate $350 Assortment. 12 oz. decorated heart box. mi i -ate t"vfJ ieJ vJ -J 0 Meeti ng on by Sam Fulwood III v Staff Writer Approximaiely 120 people attended a regional conference on homosexuality counseling here this past weekend, Carolina Gay Association President Don Chauncey said Sunday. The conference was co-sponsored by two UNC student organizations, CGA and the Human. Sexuality Information and Counseling Service. Chauncey said the purpose of the conference was to familiarize people who counsel gays with the resources available to them, discuss the concept of homosexuality and counseling in a positive manner and exchange ideas between gays and straights. "So much literature is cure-oriented," from the wires of United Press International WASHINGTON A House committee urged the government Sunday to ban polygraph and other lie detector devices for all purposes, saying they not only abuse rights, privacy and dignity, but theyare useless. "If the federal agencies are not willing to . I i; Li. flit! feH- - -r Lirai tev sd3 T 11 FiveOeks. The 52-week vecation. Model open: Tuesday Saturday 1 0 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Monday by appointment only Call 489-0829 or 490-2 172 Directions: Take Durham-Chapel Hill Boulevard (15-501 ) west from Durham to Pope Rd. Turn left and go to the Old Chapel Hill Rd. Turn left, go about T2 mile and looU for Five Oaks entrance sign on the right. 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Chauncey said Blair noted that no one has ever been cured of homosexuality and that the primary concern of gays should be self awareness. " . Following Blair's speech, a panel discussed various problems and concerns confronting gays, such as those which lesbians, gay men, professionals who counsel gays and gays in prison encounter from House Committee urges ban of all lie follow our recommendation, it might be necessary to forbid the practice by legislation," said Rep. Bella Abzug. D-N.Y.; chairperson of a government operations subcommittee which wrote the report. The report said it heard from organizations complaining that lie detectors , ' ??3 ..4- -J f Five Oaks LTD. COME EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION,,7 sportcoats Choose from practically our entire winter stock of Fashionable sportcoats. 13 TO 12 OFF SPORT SHIRTS Long sleeve fashion sportshirts...now reduced. 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H found please call 933-2653 and ask tor Jck. Reward. straights. . The conference then broke up into small workshops : to exchange ideas on homosexuality. Chauncey said topics of the individual workshops included coming out, Jesbianism, gay-straight relationships and religion. : y Chauncey said he felt the conference was successful because it was the first time many people who work with or counsel gays were present at a conference which dealt with vgayhess in a positive manner." 1 Over half the delegates attending were from North Carolina, and some were from as far away as Atlanta, Chauncey said. CGA will host a regional conference of gay awareness groups here in April. Chauncey said. detectors violate constitutional rights against self incrimination. Some also said refusal to take a test often is construed as evidence of guilt itself. Thirteen of the 14 Republicans on the 43 mcmbcr committee dissented from the report. They said some uses should be retained. Guerrillas attack Beirut papers BEIRUT, Lebanon Syria tightened its control over Lebanon's cease-fire Sunday in the wake of a Palestinian guerrilla attack on the offices of two leftist Beirut newspapers in which seven persons, one of them a senior editor, were killed. The country was calm following Saturday night's attack by Syrian-backed Saiqa guerrillas on the offices of the newspapers Moharrer and Beirut, the first major violation of the Il-day-old truce. Syrian Foreign Minister Abdel Halim K haddam told Lebanese leftist leaders Saturday, night that broad agreement has been reached ori political issues. HEW meeting rescheduled A scheduled presentation of the consolidated university's semi-annual desegregation report to the U .S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare Friday was postponed until at least today. Cleon Thompson, UNC acting vice president for civil services, said Sunday that H EW called off the meeting, saying that other work had to be completed first. He said that HEW would contact him this morning to set up another meeting, w hich he said could be as soon as this afternoon. Thompson will be 'eebmpamed on the trip., by Charles R., f Coble,; associate tvice president for planning. HEW and the University had scheduled the meeting last week so that UNC officials could present their semi-annual progress report on desegregation and answer any questions the agency might have on the U NC desegregation plan. : , The. plan will be presented to Martin Gerry, acting director of HEW's Office of Civil Rights. ,. Recruiter s on campus this week The Career Planning and Placement Service has announced the following organizations will be recruiting on campus this week: Today: Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co.; Wallace Business Forms. Inc.: Prentice Hall. Inc.; Abraham &. Straus; Exxon Company USA; Perdue. Inc.; Diamond Shamrock. Tuesday: Abraham & Straus; Exxon Company USA; U.S. Bureau of the Census. Wednesday: Aetna Casualty & Surety: General Electric Co.: Cummins Engine Co.. Inc.; Burroughs Corporation: Eli Lilly & Co.; Prudential Insurance Co.: University of the Pacific: Camp, Thunderbird. Thursday: Prudential Insurance Co.: Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.: Kinston City Schools: New Hanover County Schools; Arthur Young & Co.: IBM Corporation. Friday: Coopers & Lybrand: A.B. Dick Co.; First National Bank of Maryland: General Mills. I nte rested students can make appointments for interviews at 211 Hanes Hall. : " : The Daily Tar Heel is published by the University of , North Carolina Media Board; daily except Sunday, exam periods, vacations, and summer sessstons. The following dales are to be the only Saturday Issues: Sept. 6, 20; Oct- 1, 8; Nov. 11. 28. Offices are at the Student Union Building, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N.C. 27514. Telephone numbers: News. Sports 933-0245, 933 0246; ' Business, Circulation. Advertising. Advertising 933-1163. 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