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2 Ths Dzily Tar Nscl Friday, February 20, 1S7S vw.w.".w....jw...w......... Campus Gaienda 'w.v. ...... .-i-.wv.w, Today's Activities Today to tha dasdRns to apply for degree lor underjrdua! students in tha School of Education who plan to firadusts In fcSay 1978. Approprtate application matartaia may b obtained In Room 103 o( Ptabody Hail. : Black Christian Fiiwh!p wIM sponsor a mfnl-ttivl from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. In tha Great Hafl of tha Union. Everyone is welcome. j The YM-YWCA's potiuck Dinner Discussiofl wffl meet at 53Q p. m. at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Charles UiddSnston. Dr. Paul Brandes will lead a discussion on "Citizenship and Prison Reform." Check by the Y office for more information. Southwestern welcomes Wort UUey speaking at 7 p. m. in Hamilton Hail. Interested students are welcome. The UNC Crew Ctub will hold Its first spring season practice today. Men and women should meet in front of the Union at 4 p.m. Upcoming Events Back by popular demand! The SHckeyfoot Stampers offer more dixieland Jazz on Saturday at half-time of the UNC-Va. game. Watch how fast we get started this time. Y. O. G. A. offers another yoga class from 11 a. m. to 1 p. m. on Sunday in Room 217 of the Union. Taught by Laura' Haman. Everybody ought to know who Jus is. You who love the Lord Jesus come prey, leaowship, and hetp us fift Jeeus Christ so that He mm draw men unto Hlmsetf, at 730 p. m. en Saturday in Room 1C3 of Hamilton Ka3. breeH folk dancing wta be taught at 4 p. m. at the HSISel (210 W. Cameron). At S p.ra. there win be free dancing. 'There wlU be an Important meeting of tha Yackety Yack i office staff at 7 p.m. on Monday In the Yack office. Please t attend. ; - J - " . Candidates lor Daily Tar Heel editor w3l speak at 4 p. m. on Monday In 104 Howell KalL A question and answer session will loiiow. Sponsored by Thr Journalist. ; The first annual symposium in Communication Science wHI be held on Monday from 9 a.m. to S p.m. and Tuesday from 9 a. m. to 3 p. m. In the Union. This workshop, entitled "Communicating with PaSenta and Clients: An Interpersonal Approach," wilt be presented by Michael Burgoon, Ph. D. and Judee Burgoon, Ed. D. from tha UniversHy of Florida Department of Speech. Registration Is free for student, and $5.00 for anyone else. Sponsored by the Student Speech, Hearing , and Language Association, and the faculty of Speech and Hearing Sciences. This symposium is open to the public. ... . , . . The Carolina Forum presents "An evening with Truman Capote" at 8 p.m. on Monday in Memorial Halt Students interested In attending tha reception following Ms performances please sign up at the Union desk by S p.m. Friday. ;; f . . Pop tops traded for dialykis The UNC Recreation Club is now sponsoring a drive to buy time for kidney patients on dialysis machines by collecting pop tops from aluminum cans. Reynold's Aluminum Company has offered to buy one minute on a kidney dialysis machine for each pop top the club turns in. Boxes have been placed next to soda machines in the Student Union and dorms. Collection may spread to local bars. drive chairperson Tim Harrison said. Kidney patients awaiting transplants, usually children, need a $ 1 50 treatment on a dialysis machine every two or three days. Three hundred pop tops will buy a transplant candidate one treatment on the dialysis machine at the Medical College of Virginia. ; In cases of extreme lack of funds, the state has a program to cover the remaining cost. IRSS Short Course, "Advanced APL Style Techniques" (Session 1), 2 p. ra.cn Monday tn112 Saunders. A working knowledge of APL kicfudlng primitive tunetkna, system functions, system variables and function definition is assumed. The UNC Accounting Club wUI meet at 7:30 p.m. ki T-7 New CarroH. Three people from the U. S. General Accounting Office wiH be guest. Members and prospective members are urg d to attend. The SCEC wHI meet at 7 p.m. In Room 104 Peabody. Dr. Jim GaSagher wHI be speaking. AS are welcome. The UNC chapter of AMSA wffl meet at 4 p-m. m 185 BerryhH Ha 8. Committee to elect President Ford w58 meet at 730 p. m. tn Room 28S of the Union. A3 Ford supporter ere welcome. The Board of Directors of ECOS wfll meet in Room 2CS of the Union. AS members of the BOD and other interested persons please attend. The Carolina Union cordially invites aB interested people to a reception for the Hartford Batlet at p. m. in the Upper Lounge of the Union. Black Christian Fellowship wilt sponsor a minMeetivai from 10 a-m. to 4 p.m. on Friday In the Great HaH of the Union. Everyone Is welcome. The YM-YWCA potiuck Dinner Discussion wflt meet at 5:30 p.m. on Friday at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Charles Luddmgton. Dr. Paul Brandes win lead a discussion on -Citizenship and Prison Reform." Check by the Y office for more information. Southwestern welcomes Mort Utiey speaking at 7 p. m. on Friday In Hamilton HaH. Interested students are welcome. Dr. Thomas Patterson, author of Soviet-American Confrontation will give a public address on "J. F. Kennedy's Foreign Policy: A reassessment" on Monday In Room 202 204 of the Union. Sponsored by the Curriculum In Peace, War and Defense. There wiH be a meeting of the Order of the Grail at 8:30 p. m. on Monday In Frank Porter Graham Lounge of the Union. UNCCC Short Course, "Problem Solving Using APL (Session 2), 3:30 p.m. in 228 Phillips. Familiarity with the material covered in "Problem Solving Using APL, Session 1" Is assumed. IRSS Short Course, "Interpretation of Elementary SPSS Procedure (Session 1)," 730 p. m. Wednesday In 215 Murphy. Familiarity with SPSS Is assumed. cn campus," the reverend said, adding, I am constantly on business. . Tve also heard that you can become a deputy sheriff by mail, and I'm locking into that," he said. "The two professions are most complimentary." Klinger said he is also considering starting a branch of the Unitary Church of Conservation in Chapel Hill. That he says, would only cost$2a I i L J L Klinger Koda Bates Two Buck Preacher.., For one dollar, UNC senior David Klinger has become an ordained minister in the Unitary Church of Conservation. According to the church, a non-profit organization licensed by the state of Florida, Rev. Klinger's ordination gives him the wedding, baptism, funeral and prison visitation rights of any minister. ; -; He is entitled to clergy discounts at hotels, motels, airlines and apparel and grocery stores. His ordination also entitles him to use the title "brother" but he uses and prefers "reverend." Rev. Klinger, a former Daily Tar Heel news editor, became interested in the ministry through a newspaper advertisement. "It was one of those You Can Be a M mister' things," he said. "I thought, 'It's a fine occupation you talk directly to God so why not . meT " Although it costs only a token contribution to be ordained, a $1 "Free Will Donation" secured Klinger his minister's credentials, a pocket license and a wall certificate suitable for framing. For another dollar, Klinger can get a clergy parking sticker with which he hopes to receive minister's parking privileges all over campus from the UNC Traffic Office. "While I'm on business I think I should be able to park anywhere r A Golden Find ... A 479-year-old book' was recently taken from the shelves of Wilson Library's Rare Book Collection for the first time since its purchase 14 years ago. Librarians through it was just another rare book. But then a library worker discovered 17 out of place pages bound in the back of the book, and suddenly it became an extraordinary rare book. What had ben discovered was a segment of an original j copy of the Golden Bull of 1487, possibly included in the volume only to fill its binding. Approximately six original copies of the bull are still in existence, and before this recent discovery, there were none known to be in North America. The Golden Bull, which outlined Germany's monarchal succession, was written when a power crisis developed during the reign of German Emperor Charles IV. "It was a completely fortuitous discovery," said Paul Koda, Rare Book Collection curator. Because UNC has one of the best collection of work by printers of the late fifteenth century, Koda said the Golden Bull is rare not only for the object itself but for the discovery of the printer, whose presses ran only for a short time. Though incomplete, the bull is printed in heavy gothic type on handmade paper in a means very similar to that used by Guttenberg, who invented movable type in 1455. f" 1 , -..... i i . .-- - - - - - ----- x . ,.:-:::-:-:':-X':-:':-:K' Mistaken Identity. .There is one person who is going to be particularly glad to see Student Body President Bill Bates leave office Bill Bates, manager of the Carolina Readers Theatre. Bates, the theatre manager, was plagued with telephone calls for Bates, the president, particularly this fall during the DTH and BSM funding controversies. t "It was amusing at first, but it got annoying because some of the calls came at odd hours of the morning. Sometimes I left the phone off the hook," theater manager Bates said. M ost of the time, people would not recognize the voice and realize that they had the wrong number, he said. "But a lot of people called and congratulated me on the birth of my child." 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