The Daily Tar Heel Friday. January 21.
campus calendar
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Activities Today
The Chapel Hill Peace Committee will be
holding a silent vigil in front of the Franklin St.
Post Office in order to collect signatures for a
petition urging President Carter to halt funding of
the Bl bomber program from noon to 1 p.nv
Friday. Jan. 21. and to divert the money to meet
human needs. The Campus Y and the Union will,
also have petitions available for signatures on
Fridav. : .
A slide show concerning the Bl bomber issue
will be presented at 10 a.m., noon, and 3 p.m.
Friday. Jan. 21. in Room 213 of the Carolina
U nion. Sponsored by the Campus Y, Chapel Hill
Peace Committee, and the Friends Service
Committee.
The seventh annual Blue Sky Party
preelection convention will be held at 8 p.m.
Friday. Jan. 21. at Trolls. All friends of the party
are urged to attend this important event.
The John J. Parker Society of International
Law is presenting Hilding Eek, former professor
of law. Stockholm University. All students and
faculty are invited to attend at noon Friday, Jan.
21. in Classroom 1 at the Law School.
Attention members of the Society of
Professional Journalists. Val Hymes, the
director of this regior, will be the guest of honor at
the SPJ party at 7 p.m. Friday, Jan. 21, at Sylvia
Ingle's apartment: K3 Colony Apartments. Beer
and snacks will be provided.
Upcoming Events
The UNC Outing Club will lead a day hike to
Uwharrie National Forest. Dress warmly and
bring a lunch. Meet at 8 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 22, on
the paved parking lot next to the Carolina Union.
Everyone is welcome. Bring a car if you can.
There will be an all-quad meeting of
Intervarsity Christian Fellowship at 8 p.m.
Sunday, Jan. 23, in the fourth floor lounge of Dey
Hall. Jack Largent, personnel director of Overseas
Missionary Fellowship, will speak on "Declaring
His Glory in Asia."
A freshman physical therapy student
meeting will be held at 4 p.m. Monday, Jan. 24, in
the Allied Health Auditorium. The topic will be
burn patients.
There will be a meeting for anyone who would
like to volunteer for work at the Murdoch Center
for the Mentally Retarded. Carpools will be
organized and the program discussed at 7:30 p.m.
Monday, Jan. 24, in Room 215 of the Carolina
Union. .
There will be a Youth for Easter Seals meeting
at 5:45 p.m. Monday, Jan. 24, in 106 Greenlaw
Hall. All interested, please come. Recreation
programs w ill be planned for this semester.
Old Well members inducted
Thirty-seven UNC students were inducted
into the Order of the Old Well at midnight,
Fri., Jan. 14. A reception honoring the
initiates was held on Saturday, Jan. 15.
The initiates were David Joseph Ballard,
William Charles Bell, Craig Burdeen Brown,
Michael Eugene 3unch, Kathryn Alice
Clarke, Danny Ray Dalton, David Mac
Eason, Mary Howell Friday, Georg
Nicholas Herman, Emmett Clyde Hewitt III,
Janice Lee Hodges, Hazel Ann King, Tally
Edward Lassiter Jr., Carol Lynn Lester,
Earle William Linge Jr., Dorothea Marie
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Public service announcements must be turned in to the box outside the DTK
they are to run the next day. Each item will run at least
The Undergraduate History Association will
have an important meeting at 7:30 p.m. Monday,
Jan. 24, in 423 Hamilton Hall. Plans will be made
for the upcoming reception with the faculty. All
members and others interested in joining or
participating please attend.
David M. Olson, chairperson of the Political
Science Department at UNC-G. will speak on
"Disorganized Anarchy and Political Parties" at
noon Monday, Jan. 24. in 207 Hamilton Hall.
The NCSL Executive Reform Bill
Committee (Poli Sci 95-3) will meet at 7 p.m.
Monday, Jan. 24, in 452 Hamilton Hall. We will
make final revisions on the bill, so please attend.
You are cordially invited to attend a series of
eight lecture on "Chemical Ecology: Organic
Chemical Interactions Between Organisms in
Nature." Jerrold Meinwald of Cornell University
will lecture at II a.m. Monday, Jan. 24, in 308
Venable Hail. Sponsored by the Chemistry
Department Kenan Endowment.
The Union Social Committee will meet at 2
p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 25, in the Frank Porter
Graham Lounge of the Carolina Union. It is
important that you attend or please call Steve
Dennis at 968-9305 beforehand.
There will be a meeting of the Carolina Union
Current Affairs Committee at 3:30 p.m.
Tuesday, Jan. 25, in the Frank Porter Graham
Lounge. All members please attend.
"Opportunities in Social Services and
Counseling" will be the topic of an informal
career seminar sponsored by the Career
Planning and Placement Office at 3:30 p.m.
Tuesday, Jan. 25, in 210 Hanes Hall. Everyone is
invited.
The Graduate History Society presents Eric
Foner of Princeton University on "Ideology in the
American Revolution" at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 25,
in Room 202 of the Carolina Union.
The .Departments of Computer Science
present ;"The Politics of Computer Science" at
3:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 25, in 224 Phillips Hall.
The speaker will be Jan Prokop of the U.S.
Department of Commerce. Refreshments will be
served in New West lounge after the colloquium.
Items' of Interest
No skating on University Lake! Lake is frozen
over, but not enough to be skated on.
Students who did not have their portraits taken
last semester for the 1977 Yackety Yack, will get
a chance to do so during the first two weeks in
February. Appointments will be made from 9 a.m.
to 5 . p.m. all- this week, and next week-near the
Unt0ndektandfrem9a:m.Htp f f.m. all.thisweek
at the Y court.
Pharmacy College Admission Test (PCAT):
Feb. 1 2. Applications need to be received in New
Lowendick, Joseph Moore McConnell,
Douglas Carmi Mclntyre, Martha Anne
McK night, Robert Alexand McWilliam,
James Arthur Nelson, John Thomas
Newton, Dana Eugene Page, Robert Ernest
Price, Mark Allen Ramsey, Anne Marie
Antoinette Riether, David Brian L. Royle,
Anthqpjy Irwin Selton, Steven Bruce Sorkin,
Harvey Gray Southern, Susan Victoria
Spragg, Jack Alan Sussman, David Allen
Swanson, Boyd Stephen Toben, Alan
Eugene Toll, Thomas Joseph Ward and
Myra Sue Wheeler.
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Compiled by
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York by Jan. 22; $20 fee. The UN C-CH Pharmacy
School requires this for admission to their 1-4
program. Applications in 101 Nash Hall.
Interested in working with Freshman
Orientation? Contact 77 needs responsible
people who are willing to work hard. 1 f you would
like to become involved with Contact 77,
applications for Freshmen Area Coordinators are
available from resident directors and the Union
Desk. These applications must be turned in by
Feb. 4.
The Carolina Union Information Desk is now
accepting names for both babysitting and typing
referral services. If you are interested, please leave
your name and number at the information desk.
Juniors and seniors who are N.C. residents can
apply for the 1977 Institute of Government
Summer Intern Program in which students work
with top state officials in Raleigh. The application
deadline is Feb. I. For more information, contact
Donald Hayman, Institue of Government, UNC,
933-J303.
The Yackety Yack needs salespersons and a
photographer. Prospective photographers should
bring portfolios to the Yack office in Suite D of the
"WHY
On more than one occasion it has been stated that the ob
ject of every article has been to pass on God's message to
man, old and young, found in the last part of the Book of Ec
clesiastes: "And further, by these, my son, be admonished: of
making many books there is no end; and much study is a
weariness of the flesh. Let us hear the conclusion of the
whole matter FEAR GOD AND KEEP ' HIS COM
MANDMENTS: FOR THIS IS THE WHOLE DUTY OF MAN.
For God shall bring every work into Judgement with every
secret thing, whether it be good, or whether it be evil." "Re
joice, O young man, in thy youth ." go ahead and do as
you please, and walk in the way of your own heart and in the
sight of your own eyes "BUT KNOW THOU, THAT FOR
ALL THESE THINGS GOD WILL BRING THEE INTO
JUDGEMENT REMEMBER NOW THY 'CREATOR' IN
THE DAYS OF THY YOUTH ."
Excepting the verse from which this Column gets its title,
the above passage concerning "the whole duty of man" has
been quoted as much, if not more than any other one Scrip
ture. And very often it has been followed up by quoting the
14th verse of the last chapter of the last Book in the Bible,
Rev. 22:14: "Blessed are they which do His Commandments,
that they may have a right to the tree of life, and may enter in
through the gates into the city."
Adam and Eve refused the Tree of Life in favor of the devil's
advice, broke God's Commandment, and were driven out.
You and me, their descendants, will never have the right to
the Tree of Life and enter the gates of the city, unless we are,
or come to be of those blessed ones who "keep His Com
mandments." "By Grace, through Faith," this' can come
about. By God's Grace Christ came down and lived thirty
three years here, kept God's Commandments perfectly, and
offers to bestow His Righteousness to every soul that
accepts it by Faith. Hebrews 11:1 says: "Now faith is the
substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not
seen." This tells us in plain language that "our faith is iqwhat ;,
we want and hope for most of all. With thevnatujal. eyeyouL yir
; can't see a "hope" or a "want," but you can surely 'see the ' '
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Carolina Union any afternoon this week.
Prospective salespersons should see Jim Roberts
in the Yack office during those same times
Applications are now being taken for the annual
Service Project Scholarship given by Delta
Delta Delta. All full-time undergrad women
students are eligible. Applications must be
submitted to the Tri-Delta ' Chapter at 210
Pittsburgh St. by March I, 1 977. Get an
application from any Tri-Delt member.
Join gay Christians for fellowship at St. John's
Metropolitan Community Church at 3 p.m.
Sunday, Jan. 23, at 37 Home St., Raleigh. For a
ride or more information, call 832-1582 or 967
9626. Orange County Tax Listings: from 9 a.m. to 5
p.m. Monday through Friday, and from 9 a.m. to
noon Saturday, at the Carrboro Town Hall, W.
Main St. Students must list by Jan. 3 1 . If unable to
go in person, write for a form to: County Tax
Office, Hillsborough, N.C. 27278.
Aspiring artists The Student Consumer
Action Union needs art work for the cover of its '
apartment guide. The Southern Part of Heaven.
Interested persons should come by SCAU in Suite
B of the Carolina Union. (933-8313).
Graduate Record Examination (GRE): Feb.
26 aptitude test only. Applications needs to be
postmarked by Jan. 26 for $10.50, additional late
fee of $4 until Feb. 2 (postmarked). Applications
are in 101 Nash Hall. Information about graduate
schools in the new Peterson's Annual Guide to
DO THE HEATHEN
Psalms 2 and Acts 4:25
evidence of what a man wants and hopes most for by looking
at his acts, words, conduct, etc. John Wesley said: "All the
enemies of Christianity are mere triflers in comparison with
those who give you exemption from obeying God's Com
mandments!" Sometime ago this column told the story of how Charles
the First of England lost his head on the chop block! Doub
tless his high position, his pride, and his ignorance, caused
him to believe "The Almighty was such a one as he was," and
he had "divine right" to do as he pleased. Puritans and other
people who had "true fear of God" in their hearts withstood
Charles, and God gave them a great victory, and the record
says: "On Jan. 30th, 1649, King Charles was led out to
Whitehall to die." (After quoting that last week the writer
wondered if he should have explained that did not refer to
our Atlanta Whitehall St. No, no, that did not happen in our
fair city. The very thought of such a thing would surely
offend all the great and small and others of our city who re
ject the commands of God Almighty to put to death
murderers, adulterers, rapists, traitors, the anarchists and
rebellious, etc.)
Jeremiah 8:9 says: "They have rejected the Word of God,
what wisdom is in them? Surely the implication here is that
those who reject God's Commandments are sadly deficient
in intelligence, and no telling how many high and low might
think this scribe said King Charles was beheaded on
Whitehall St., Atlanta. I did not say that, though I will say that
we have got a lot of folks who would be better off in time and
eternity, and the city better off, if they got the same medicine
that King Charles did. I will go further and say it would be
better for me to have my head cut off rather than turn my
back on God and His Commandments, and use my tongue
profanely against Him! Did not Christ say it would be better
for some if a millstone were hanged about their neck and
drowned in the depth of the sea; and did not He say of one .
man: "Good were It for that man, if he had never been born!",;
''Forbear thee from meddling with God."
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Graduate Study in the Educational
Occupational Information Library, 106 Nash
Hall.
The Wesley Foundation will have morning
worship at 1 1 a.m. Sunday, Jan. 23. Lucy Austin
will preach.
National Teachers Exam (NTE): Feb. 9.
Applications need to be received in Princeton,
N.J. by Jan. 27. Common examination $1 1, area
examination $11. Late registration until Feb. 3
(received in Princeton) $5 extra. Applications in
101 Nash Hall.
The Air Force Officer's Qualifying Test
(AFOQT) for those interested in enrolling in the
AFROTC Two Year Program will be
administered at 9 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 22x in
Lenoir Hall South. Any sophomores interested in
enrolling in the Two Year Program should contact
Capt. Anderson in Room 102 C Lenoir Hall South
prior to Jan. 21.
The UNC Junior Year in Ghana program
will begin its second annual selection process Feb.
I. Application packets may be picked up at the
International Center in Bynum Hall between Feb.
1 and Feb. 14. They are due Feb. 21. Further
inquirires about the program may be addressed to
Ann Dunbar, Director of African Studies,
Curriculum in African and Afro-American
Studies, 401 Alumni Building 004 A.
The Chapel Hill Recreation Department and
the North Carolina Botanical Garden will
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sponsor two adult classes for Dish Gardens and
Terrariums. Anyone who is interested in the Dish
Gardens class must bring their own flower pot
saucer. Call the Chapel Hill Recreation
Department at 929-1 1 1 1 ext. 2 1 0 to register. Class
starts: Terrariums Wednesday", Jan. 26; Dish
Gardens Tuesday, Feb. 8.
There will be a meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Jan.
25, in Room 102 C Lenoir Hall South for all
sophomores interested in the Air Force ROTC
Two Year Program. The following topics will be
covered: scholarships, summer camp which pays
approximately $400, three hours of transfer credit
when you return to UNC in the fall, no obligation
even after summer camp. Many more details
discussed.
The Carolina Union Information Desk is
updating its information files. Any student who
needs to change an address or phone number
contact the desk, or call 933-3758 or come by the
desk between 7:30 a.m. and 1 1 p.m. daily.
The Chapel Hill Recreation Department
announces "Everyone's Folkdancing Club."
The group meets at 8 p.m. the first three Fridays of
each month, and at 7:30 p.m. for Family Night on
the fourth Friday, at the Ephesus Road School
multipurpose room. For further information,
contact the Chapel Hill Recreation Department at
929-1111 ext. 210.
Correction
The last paragraph in the first story on
tenure appearing in Wednesday's DTH
should have read: Adams noted that only six
faculty members in the philosophy
department have been denied tenure in the
29 years he has been at UNC. The DTH
regrets the error.
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For Sale -1973 Audi 100 LS, Automatic transmission, air con
ditioning, AM-FM radio, Michelin steel belted radials, $3,300.
Call Ben 663-2611, after 5 p.m. 663-3666.
Must sett mrnea7ejjr91 per
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For sale: Orange 72 Datsun 240Z; air, 4-speed, mag wheels
w2 spare wheels, radio. A. Hall 929-0414 days, 929-5752
nights.
For sale: Triumph TR6 1974. Great condition 31,000 miles.
Looks and runs great. Call 933-8211.
King size waterbed for sale. $200. Almost new, wooden frame
with heater and vibrator. Linen included. Call 929-5233.
Zenith twelve-inch B & W television. VHF and UHF. Excellent
condition. Big savings. Only $65, but will negotiate. Call
Barry at 968-9021.
PRESTWICK MUSIC announces new hours: Monday
through Friday 10-530. Used albums, 45 s, science fiction
books sell, buy trade.-105 N. Columbia St. (above Big
Wally's). 929-7205.
70' x 12' 1973 Valiant mobile home for sale. Three bedrooms,
two full baths. Located 4V miles from campus. Excellent
condition. Contact Rex Funderburk 919-872-1255.
ACADEMIC RESEARCH PAPERS. Thousands on file. Send
$1.00 for your 192-page, mail order catalog. 11322 Idaho
Ave., 206H, Los Angeles, Calif. 90025 (213) 477-8474.
Deep Jonah coffee house is looking for a volunteer student
manager. Get some good experience in small production
work. CaH Joe 933-9739.
Student positions on Media Board now open. Business
background desirable. The studentfaculty board controls
campus media finances. Bring resume to interview at 4:00 on
January 25.
Station Manager needed for student radio station. Bring
resume to interview with Media Board t 330 on January 25.
Check Carolina Union roster for room number.
Earn $80 weekly at home spare time addressing envelopes.
Information: Rush 25 C and stamped self-addressed envelope
to: Smith, Box 170A, Red Oak, Va. 23964.
SUMMER JOBS: Over 200,000 in all 50 state Your money
back if you don't obtain yours thru our comprehensive
catalogue. Send $2 to: SUMCHOICE Box 645, State College,
Pa. 16801. Act now for best selection.
OVERSEAS JOBS - - summeryear-round. Europe, S.
America, Australia, Asia, etc. All fields, $500-$1200 monthly.
Expenses paid, sightseeing. Free information. Write: Inter
national Job Center, Dept. NL, Box 4490, Berkeley, CA
94704.
Need 2 male roommates for Foxcraft Apts. $60month plus
share utilities. Two bedrooms and bathrooms, modern
kitchen, balcony, and pool for springtime. Call 967-5369.
Want to buy copy of album "Mary" by Mary Travera (now out
Of print). 929-6588 nights until 11.
Students welcome at Binkley Baptist Church. Willow Drive
and bypass, next to University Mall. 9:45 College Class. 11 KM)
Worship. Rides available every Sunday 930 at Student Union
(Raleigh Rd. entrance) and Chase Cafeteria.
STUDY AT OXFORD THIS SUMMER. Earn up to 6 sem. hrs.
of credit. Courses: Shakespeare, Modem British Novel,
Philisophy of Religion, Medieval England, Britain Today:
Crisis. Room, board, and all fees for 4-week term: $575. Con
tact the Office of International Studies, The Univ. of North
Carolina at AshevHIe, Asheville, N.C. 28804. Phone 704258
0200. Volunteer to work at Murdoch Center for the Retarded. Car
pools available. Come to the meeting at 215 Union. 730 Mon
day Jan. 24. Do something worthwhile!
Volunteers wanted for psychology experiment Involving
treatment for single men who feel uncomfortable In social
situations with women. Call UNC Psychology Dept., 933
6593, 9 ajn.-4 p.m.
DIAMONDS and all precious gems - save 35, written ap
praisals Included based on American Gem Society stan
dards. Save 30 on full line of quality jewelry. UNC represen
tatives: Roger Bristol 967-5479, Reginald Mitchell 942-5503,
Irving Moses 929-7256.
CONDOM SAMPLERS: ieam the difference between con
doms with one of our famous sample packs. Preshaped, tex
tured, colored, lubricated skins, stubs. Designed to Increase
sexual satisfaction. ADAM A EVE, Franklin & Columbia (over
the Zoom). 929-2147.
Persons having knowledge of fight or altercation between
two or more black male youths on Saturday of Duke football
weekend (November 20, 1976) please call 929-2118. Fight or
disagreement occurred approximate vicinity Silent Sam.