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Repairs
Supplies, equipment
Fringe benefits-
General expenses-
Distribution of housing department funds
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University housing complains that a limited
hinders them from making repairs such as
pictures.
Dormitories to get repairs
during 77 academic year
Kenan dryers
Mclver barbecue grill
Alderman electric baseboard heat
Triad paint interior, halls and baths
Whitehead paint exterior
Spencer new shower room with vents
on second and third floors, roof, gutter,
downspout, boxing, barbecue grill
Stacy air conditioners (3), study-room
carrels, TV room lights, lock on new
door, basement kitchen floor tile, repair
wall in lobby, interior solid-core doors
Graham air conditioners (3), study
room carrels, TV room lights, bulletion
board
Grimes new sewer line
Ruffin new sewer line
Mangum paint exterior
Manly paint exterior
Lewis paint basement TV room,
interior metal frames and solid-core
doors
Everett paint halls, interior matal
frames and solid-core doors
Cobb hood up basement air
conditioner, basement kitchen- panel,
new exterior doors, roof repairs . .
Classifieds Cost Only $1.50
The CAROLINA UNION Is Now
Interviewing For Committee
Chairpersons
1 . Forum - presents major speakers
2. Film - free flick series
3. Current Affairs - programs on immediate topics of interest
4. Recreation - organizessports and other recreational events
5. Social - dances, parties, coffeehouses, casino nights, etc.
6. South Campus - coordination of the two Unions programs,
stimulation of interest in the South Campus Union
7. Special Projects - handles programs not falling under the
jurisdiction of other committees
8. Gallery - plans art exhibitions in galleries of the Union
9. Performing Arts - programming of music and drama, including
original productions, concerts and canned programs
10. Publicity - publicizing of the Union's programs
1 1 . Videotape - provides Union with interesting and informative
videotape shows
All interested, enrolled students are encouraged to apply for these
positions. The term of office will run the 1977-1978 school year.
Applications are available at the Union Desk, When returning the
application, please sign up for an interview using the following
schedule:
March 21-25 - ForumPerforming Arts, Currents Affairs
March 28-April 1 - South Campus, Publicity, Film, Special Projects
April 4-9 - Recreation, Social, Videotape. Gallery Carolina
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maintenance staff is one obstacle that
those apparently needed in these two
Alexander roof repairs, replace
shower stalls, new exterior doors, paint
halls and baths -Connor
same as Alexander
Winston same as Alexander, plus new
wall in basement, glass-enclosed
bulletin board
Joyner replace shower stalls
Carr new exterior doors, new interior
metal frames and solid-core doors
Old East same as Carr '
Old West same as Carr
James first floor lounge air
conditioner, paint library and shelves
Morrison electric baseboard heat and
air conditioner, replace sewer drain line
(eighth floor)
Ehringhaus repair steamline in
cafeteria
North Campus security screens, new
locks and cylinders
South Campus-security screens, new
locks and cylinders
Victory Village Day Care Center new
roof
Odum Village TV antenna, C.S.
Building kitchen, new locks and
cylinders
Public service announcements must be turned in to the box
Union by 3:30 p.m. if they are to run the next day. Each item
Activities Today
Voter Registration: from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Tuesday, March 22, at the Chapel Hill Municipal
Bldg. and the Carrboro Town Hall, and from 9
a.m. to 9 p.m. at the Chapel Hill Public Library.
Address changes handled also.
College Women in Broadcasting will hold
elections for next year's officers at 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday, March 22, in 1A Swain Hall. Members
planning to go to Ocracoke this weekend should
sign up for the trip in Swain Hall.
, The Carolina Comic Fans Association will
be having a meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday, March 22,
check at the Union Desk for the room number. AH
members be there!
The Board of Directors of Chapel Hill ECOS
will hold a meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday. March 22,
in the Frank Porter Graham Lounge of the
Carolina Union. All members and interested
people are invited to come.
The Curriculum In Folklore will sponsor a
slide lecture on The A fro-American Tradition in
the Decorative Arts" at 8 p.m. Tuesday, March 22,
in Greenlaw Hall 101. The speaker will be John
Vlach, of the University of Maryland.
The Carolina Forum will hold an important
meeting at 4 p.m. Tuesday, March 22, in Room
206 of the Carolina Union to plan for the
appearances of Alger H iss and William Colby. All
members and interested students are urged to
attend.
The Faculty Group for Innovative Teaching
will meet at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 22, in
Room 213 of the Carolina Union. Mary Turner
Lane, Director of Women's Studies, will speak on
"The New Women's Studies Curriculum at UNC."
The IRSS Short on "SPSS for Beginners,
Session 1" will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday, March 22, in
212 Saunders Hall.
orrrt repairs
"Windows have been knocked out of
the end doors in Everett, and some
furniture has been messed up,"
Brueckner said. "Several years ago, the
guys used to line up tables in front of the
TB room window and slide people
across them and out through the screen.
We have an active dorm."
Practical jokes can get to be pretty
expensive. Materials and labor are
expensive, and any repairs that are
made are paid for from the housing
budget.
"One problem is that most students
don't think housing shows much
concern for dorm improvements,"
Personette said. "Maybe if the dorms
were in nicer condition people would be
more inclined to take good care of
them."
Kathy McSween, a Joyxier resident,
concurs with the feeling that housing "is
a department way out there that doesn't
even care." Room sign-up strengthens
this impression, McSween said.
"Agitation and perseverance get
things done" Kathy Tilley claims. "I
kept badgering people until we finally
got the improvements we wanted on our
floor."
Tilley also said many things are being
done outside of the housing department
by students who are willing to work to
make things better.
A limited maintenance staff is a
hindrance in making daily repairs,
Kossoff said. Carpenter Billy Taylor
and plumber Jesse Ennis agreed with
this assessment of the situation. "What
it boils down to "Taylor said, "is that we
are short-handed and way behind."
"Students complain to us because we
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Delta Sigma Phi will meet at 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday, March 22, in T-I Carroll Hall.
The UNC Chapter of the Society of
Professional Journalists will meet at 7 p.m.
Tuesday, March 22, in 204 Howell Hall..
Preparations for the banquet will be discussed. All
members are required to attend.
Are you ready for the new MCAT? Come to the
MCAT review session on physics at 7 p.m.
Tuesday, March 22, in 103 Berryhill Hall.
Everyone is welcome to attend. Sponsored by
Alpha Epsilon Delta.
The UNC Young Democrats will meet at 8
p.m. Tuesday, March 22, in the South Gallery of
the Carolina Union. Candidates for state-wide
Y.D. offices will be present at the meeting.
There will be a work session for the Second
Annual Southeastern Gay Conference at 9
p.m. Tuesday, March 22, at the Friends Meeting
House on Raleigh Rd., Volunteers are needed to
help make another successful conference.
The Chapel Hill Flying Club is holding its
quarterly dinner and business meeting at 7 p.m.
Tuesday, March 22, in Room 207 of the Carolina
Union. This is a potluck dinner, and all persons
interested in learning more about the club are
invited to bring a dish and come.
South Campus Movie Series presents James
Dean in "Rebel without a Cause" and W. C. Fields
in "Fatal Glass of Beer" at 7:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m.
Tuesday, March 22, in Ehringhaus Coffeehaus.
Free to all students. Refreshments will be sold.
Upcoming Events
The Dept. of Statistics presents D.K. Ray
Chadhuri of Ohio State University on "Recent
Results on Combinatorial Designs" at 4 p.m.
Wednesday, March 23, in 265 Phillips Hall.
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haven't fixed something. They don't
seem to realize that we have to handle
emergencies first," Ennis said.
"One girl has been writing me love
notes telling me how stupid I am
because I haven't fixed her sink yet,"
Taylor said.
A fundamental problem in getting
things done involves what Kossoff
called "a lack of coordination and
communication among different levels
in the department. You ask for an
improvement and then you don't hear
whether anything is being done or not."
"People in the (housing) office don't
know what's going on in the buildings,"
according to Billy Taylor.
"You learn to be patient and roll with
the punches," Kossoff said, "pushing
when you think it will help" (in dealing
with the housing office).
Perry said he works hard at keeping
communication lines open, "both
vertically and horizontally," among the
121 people in the department.
"Supervisory meetings are held with
people from all levels for the purpose of
establishing priorities, and memos from
the office keep people informed of what
is going on."
The difficulty office personnel face in
keeping track of repairs on 1,593,279
square feet in 29 dorms is
understandable. This large area must be
covered by a relatively small
maintenance staff. Given these
conditions, coupled with the rising cost
of repair materials (which in turn lead to
rising room rents), students need to be
aware of the procedure for both large
and small repairs in order to help the
system work for them.
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Refreshments will be served at 3:30 p.m. in 316
' Phillips Hall. -
Allied Health Colloquium presents John
Bradley, project coordinator of Interdisciplinary
Health Team Project, to speak on the topic
"Chapel Hill's Health Team Project: Teaching
Interdisciplinary Humanistic Practice" at 4 p.m.
Wednesday, March 23, in 107 Berryhill Hall.
Refreshments will be served at 3:45 p.m.
The UNC Veterans Club will meet at 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday, March 23, in Room 206 of the
Carolina Union. Members who worked our
concession are urged to bring suggestions for a
club-financed fling.
The Carolina Indian Circle will meet at 7:30
p.m. Wednesday, March 23, on the second floor of
the. YM-YWCA Bldg. Important discussions on
the upcoming Pow-Wow and Cultural Week,
There will be a meeting of the N.C. Governor's
School Alumni to collect the lists. If you cannot
come, call 967-6038 or send someone to drop off
your list with the names of the people you have
contacted checked off. The collection will be from
7:30 p.m. to 8:15 p.m. Wednesday, March 23, in
Room 202 of the Carolina Union.
The first track meet of the Athletic Attic Track
Series will be Wednesday, March 23. Entry fee is
25 cents at the Fetzer Field. Male and female
athletes of all standards are welcome. Tel. 942
2561 or 933-1013 for further details. Sponsored by
the Carolina Godiva Track Club.
Items of Interest
The UNC Table Tennis Club is sponsoring a
tournament at 9 a.m. Saturday, March 26, in the
Women's Gym. There will be three divisions:
Open, Men's and Women's. Entry fee is 50 cents
per division and trophies will be awarded. Call
942-7345 for further information. Deadline for
entries is March 22.
The new Medical College Admission Test
(MCAT) applications for the April 30 test are $35.
They must be postmarked by April 4. There is a
new handout with information on admission for
the fall of '78, an update of Chapter 5 m Predent,
Premed, Preview Review View, available also.
PredentPremed Advising Office, 311 South
Bldg. and 101 Nash Hall
When you bring
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For Sate: 1 966 Chevy step van. Carolina blue. Fair con
dition. Call Rex at 933-9608 after 6 p.m.
Truck in'? '67 Dodge window van, very good condition,
318 engine, new transmission, only 6950. Call 929
9124. The best looking shirts on campus, forever a collectors
item. Campus Chest T-Shirts, 93.00. Available from
APO, basement of Smith Building, 10-4 daily.
Basketballs and Shirts autographed by the 1 977 NCAA
champion Tarheels, original artworks by John Branch
and others, jewelry, more, Thursday, March 24, 7:00
p.m. Great Hall.
1974 Honda XL250. Good condition, low mileage.
Must sell by May 1st to best offer over $450. Call 933
8791. Puppies, clocks, stereo cassette deck, leather goods,
auto work, dinners, movie tickets, trips, anything and
everything the Campus Chest Auction, 7:00 p.m.
March 24, Great Hall.
ABS-ROYALEX CANOE SALE! PERCEPTION,
MOHAWK. INDIAN, 16' x 17' wood, aluminum, vinyl
gun rials. 375. Order now for April Delivery. Get your
Whitewater canoe now! Carl Howard at RIVER
RUNNER'S EMPORIUM, 383-2106, 3160 Hillsboro.
Durham.
'3 MSU
Male roommate needed to share expenses of furnished
apt. Call after 5:00 967-7317.
Female roommate wanted to share two bedroom
apartment this summer. Call 967-9084.
SUMMER JOBS IN CHARLOTTE Excellent oppor
tunities for employment. Openings ter lifeguards, pool
managers, swimming coaches and instructors. To app
ly write W. B. Crittendon, Community Pool Service.
P.O. Box 11102, Charlotte, N.C. 28209. Include
qualifications, related experience, recent photo.
TENNIS PROS AND ASSISTANT PROS - for seasonal,
outdoor clubs; require good playing and teaching
background. Call (301) 654-3770, or send complete
resume to: Col. R. Reade, W.T.S., 8401 Connecticut
Avenue, Suite 1011. Chevy Chase. MD 200 1 5 .
Summer Jobs: Our fifty state-2000 plus summer
employers catalogue (America's largest) with Master
application form only 2. Sumchoice, Box 645, State
College, PA 16801.
OVERSEAS JOBS summeryear-roupd. Europe. S.
America, Australia, Asia, etc. All fields. 500-1200
monthly. Expenses paid, sightseeing. Free inform.
Write: International Job Center, Dept. NL, Box 4490.
Berkeley, CA 94704.
TEACHING POSITION AVAILABLE for 1 977-1 978.
Reform Jewish religious school. Sunday mornings..
Openings at all levels, art, and music. Please call Mrs.
Krigman (Chapel Hill) 929-6544 after 4 p.m. or
(Durham) Rabbi Voff ie 489-7062 or 489-3280.
Summer Work 4.25hr. prescribed activity. Statewide
opening with "ALCOA" all major interview MARCH 23
onfy. 3:55 Room 210 Haynas Hall. Be prompt.
Accountant-Night Auditor Position. Accountant
Night Auditor to audit records for workshops and '
conferences at Granville Towers. Compensation
includes salary, furnished apartment, and meals. Mid
May through mid-August. Hours 12:00 midnight to
8:00 a.m. Monday through Friday. Telephone Charles
Douville, Granville Towers South, University Square,
929-7143 and request an appointment for an
interview. EOE-M.F.
Wanted: Students to use U-Haul to carry furniture
from Chapel, Hill to Wilmington & Wilmington to
Chapel Hill some weekend before exams. Phone 929
1795. 966-5454.
Update handout for dental admissions for
fall of 1978 are now available in the
PredentPremed Advising Office, 311 South
Bidg. and 101 Nash Hall. If you haven't picked up
the application for the April 30 DAT pick that up
too and send it in. DAT applications must be
RECEIVED in Chicago by AprU 4.
College Women In Broadcasting is changing
its official organization title to College Students
in Broadcasting (national policy from CWB
chairman) effective fall 1977.
"Give to the American Cancer Society": Alpha
Epsilon Delta will be collecting for the American
Cancer Society this week from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in
the Carolina Union.
AWS members who are Women's Forum
delegates or who want to be, leave name in the
AWS office of the Carolina Union. Call 933-2165
for more information or sign up.
All interested students are encouraged to apply
for chairpersons of the Carolina Union
Committees. Applications and- information
concerning the committees can be obtained at the
information desk at the Union. Applications are
due March 28. Please sign up for an interview
when you pick up your application.
The UNC Club Football is holding spring
workouts each day this week at 5:15 p.m. on
Eagles Field behind the General Administration
Bldg. on Raleigh Rd. near Glen Lennox.
Applications for 1977-78 Undergraduate
Court Panel are available in Suite C of the
Carolina Union. Be sure to sign up for an
interview when you pick up your application.
Any rising senior interested in serving as a
marshal at graduation exercises Sunday, May 15,
should contact Jeff Price at 933-2506, Doug
Markham at 933-2431, Mary Jo Southern at 933
0417 or Jan Sasser at 933-4222 by Thursday,
March 24.
The YM-YWCA Committee on
Undergraduate Education would like to thank
those people who responded to the 1500 surveys
sent out before Spring Break. Although the
deadline for turning the survey out before
Thursday, March 3 we would liek to encourage
anymore surveys to be turned in by Friday, March
25.
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Summer job Creative babysitterwanted for 2 and 6 yr
old. faculty family, from 30 May or 13 June to S
August; 100 for 40-hr wk. Experience necessary;
early childhood education student perhaps. Creativs
activities, transportation, supervision at swimming
pool, and some housekeeping expected. Near Estes
and Franklin intersection. Call 929-6607 after 5 Pm.
BIRTHCHOICE Prolrfe Pregnancy Counseling 942
3030. Monday through Friday 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Beckers Electronix Co. CB and stereo repair. Opening
March 22 108 Henderson St. We buy and sell used
equipment.
Why not letCorkie and Kay serve you biscuits with
breakfast? Also try the surprise DOLLAR LUNCHES
from the regular menu, at least 2 days a week, at The
College Cafe.
Cheap Group Flight to Europe after graduation. Ticket
valid for one year. Book early. Space is limitsd! Call
929-7283 for further information and reservations.
Wanted Research subjects (malefemale, any egs)
who have had what they consider either a serious psy
chological disturbance, a physical disturbance (acci
dent, disease) or no serious disturbance in their lives.
Subjects needed about one hour to complete en
anonymous questionnaire on philosophical attitudes.
Can 933-6841.
Cash for your unwanted rock, jazz albums and 45's.
Also, sell, trade. PRESTWICK MUSIC. 1 05 N. Columbia
St. (above Big Walh's). Monday-Friday 10-5. 929
7205. SINGLES ONLY! HESHE . . . Chapel Hill's own
dating service . . . would like to turn you on to a good
deal. For a very nominal service fee, we'll process your
application and crossmatch you with five other
compatible applicants of the opposite sax. If we can't
match you satisfactorily, you pay nothing. Our
guarantee is that simple. We can't please everyone, but
' we're trying. If you're a single, social male or female,
over 1 8, and interested in an exerting, fun alternative
to meeting other compatible singles in this area, why
not send for our brochure? If yours free for this ad
and your stamped, self -addressed envelope. HESHE,
BOX 1109. Chapel Hill, N.C. 27514.
Wanted: Students from Hoke Co. to complete 20
minute form for Prof. Brandee. Room 212 Bingham or
phone 933-5050 or 929-1795. No names on forms.
MIKE'S Stupendous Star Trek Sales 1977 Catalog will
be ready in April order one now before supply runs
out. 75C. Contact Mike Hugo. 740 James, or call 933
4752 nights to learn how you can benefit from Mike's
two years of operation in ST f andom.
Dear friend who wasn't at the Post Office and didn't
meet me Thursday at 4:30: I'm furious! Are you playing
games? Please call.
Volunteers wanted for psychology experiment in
volving treatment for single men who feel uncomfor
table in social situations with women. Call UNC Psy
chology Dept.. 933-6593. 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
IN ST A -COPY, offset printing St quick copying while
you wait. 100 satisfaction guaranteed. Check our
' fast service and low price on theses work. INSTA
: COPY, corner of Franklin Si Columbia (over the Zoom),
,929-2147.
(EUROPE' via PenAm 707. Less than 1 2 Economy Fare.
CaU toB free (6-9 pm) (800) 325-4867 or see your travel
agent. 60-day advance payment required. Unitravel
.Charters. ...
Lost: My Sasha! Will the male who took the grayish
kitten from the Record Bar March 17. please return
her! 942-2427.
Lost: Reward. Small black Labrador Retriever, female.
Wearing a white collar, small split in tip of tongue, 96ft
6171 or 933-7465.