.2 The Daily Tar Heel Monday. April 4, 1977.
Public service announcements must be turned in to the box
Union by 1:00. p.m. if they are to run the next day. Each item
Activities Today
The International Affairs Colloquium will
-present Gary Hager. a multinational corporate
lawyer, who will discuss The Proper Role of
Multinationals injhe Third World" at 4 p.m. in
Room 202 of the Carolina Union.
R.F. Hafer, Department of Anthropology.
will speak on "More Doctors Equal More Health?
Mexican Integrated Medical Training in Practice"
at 12 noon in 207 Hamilton Hall.
Budgets for all sports clubs will be finalized
at the Council meeting at 7 p.m. in the Frank
Porter Graham Lounge of the Carolina Union. It
is extremely important that all club officers should
be present. Call 933-1013 or 942-2561 for further
details. Pictures will be taken.
Last year's CGC will have pictures made for
the Yackety Yack at 3 p.m.; meet in Suite C of the
Carolina Union.
ACBL-sanctioned bridge tournament will
be held at 7:30 p.m. in Room 207 of the Carolina
Union. All bridge players, regardless of bridge
playing experience, are welcome. If you need a
partner, call 967-4172. UNC students 50 cents;
all others 75 cents.
The Department of Statistics presents .T.
Galinski of the National Institute of
Environmental Health Sciences on On the
Notion of Balance in Block Designs at 4 p.m. in
265 Phillips Hall.
Dave Whitten of the Chapel Hill Cycle Shop
will teach the final section of a bicycle
maintenance class from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the
Cycle Shop, 203 E. Franklin St. Call 929-1 1 1 1 ext.
210 for more information or to register.
The Arnold Air Society of Air Force ROTC
will present The Green Berets starring John
Wayne at 6:30 and 9 p.m. in 101 Hamilton Hall.
We've got four Dixie stores
right here in North Carolina.
Charlotte
3109 Freedom Drive
Raleigh .
6800 Glenwood Ave
Greensboro
2601 High Point Road
Winston-Salem
1545B Silas Creek Parkway
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will run at least twice.
Ten ley Ayers
Admission is SI.
There will be an important NCSL meeting at 7
p.m. in 452 Hamilton Hall. Flections for next
year's officers will be held. All members are urged
to attend.
Upcoming Events
The UNC Chapter of Psi Chi is presenting a
film on homosexuality, "Some of Your Best
Friends. at I p.m. Tuesday, April 5. in Room 2 1 7
of the Carolina Union. The film lasts 50 minutes.
All interested persons are invited.
The Departments of Computer Science
presents Craig Mudge of the Digital Equipment
Corp. on "Tradeoffs in Minicomputer Design at
4 p.m. Tuesday. April 5. in 265 Phillips Hall.
The Carolina Comic Fan Association is
having a meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday, April 5. in the
South Gallery Meeting Room of the Carolina
'tJnion. Year-end plans and plans for the next year
will be d iscussed. Call 9.33-4 143 for further details.
There will be a meeting of Chapel Hill ECOS at
7 p.m. Tuesday, April 5. in Room 205 of the
Carolina Union. Officers' will be elected for the
coming year. All members please attend.
Riordan Roett of Johns Hopkins University
will speak on "Alliance in Jeopardy? Brazil-U.S.
Relations. 1977 at 8 p.m. Tuesday. April 5, in the
faculty lounge of the Morehead Planetarium.
Sponsored by the Institute of Latin American
Studies.
There will be bimonthly meetings of the UNC
Juggler's Association as an alternative to the
weekly Thursday meetings. The first meeting is at
7 p.m. Tuesday, April 5, outside of 103 Berryhill
Hall. All arewelcome, especially beginners; call
Bruce at 967-9622 for more information.
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Because you can't afford to waste money when you buy a fine sound system.
Let's face it, when you buy an audio system designed by one of the leading
manufacturers (Kenwood, Pioneer, Technics, KLH, Sansui, Marantz, BIC,
Jensen, Teac, etc.), each component delivers the same superb sound whether
you buy it from Dixie or another audio store. But the thing to keep in mind, is
that we will never put our price on an item until we're certain that no other
store is selling that same item for less. We'll even give you that in writing -"if
you buy something from Dixie, and in the next 30 days find it advertised
for less - anywhere in America - send us the ad and we'll send you the
difference!"
We've kept a few cost-cutting secrets the 17 years we've been in the audio
business. One secret will become obvious on your first visit - our stores look
more like warehouses than audio salons. This no frills approach keeps our
overhead low and lets us cut our prices on every item.
Quite a few of our secrets aren't so obvious. None of our salesmen are paid a
commission. This means that they won't try to pressure you to buy when all
you want to do is look. And we try to locate all our stores (we've got 27 now)
ajittle off the beaten path - the rents
With so many stores around the country our buyers have the power to make
some really incredible deals. These guys wind up reducing our costs tremen
dously - and again, this saves you money! Another thing that size does for us
(and this is one of our best kept secrets) is encourage our manufacturers to
keep us well supplied with the latest developments in sound.
We've made it our business to cut costs so that we can make certain that your
investment in audio equipment is a sound one. We guarantee it!
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sorority house looks like. Panhellenic Council is
sponsoring an Open House Tour from 2 to 5
p.m. Tuesday. April 5.
Items of Interest
Compete in the Carolina Godiva Track meet
Wednesday! Registration begins at 5:45 p.m. at
Fetzer Field. Everyone is welcome! Call 942-2561 ,
or 933-1013 for further details.
TRYOUTS for the UNC Majorette Squad for
the Marching Tar Heels Band will be held at 10
a.m. Saturday. April 23, in Carmichael
Auditorium. If you have any questions, call the
UNC Band Office or Mary Ann McMahan at 968
9177. Varsity Cheerleading Tryouts will be held
Tuesday. Wednesday, and Thursday, April 5, 6.
and 7. from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in Carmichael
Auditorium. Call 967-6967. 967-677 1 . 933-3623 or
933-2555 for more information.
Free Flick: "Singing in the Rain" showing at
7:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. Tuesday. April 1 2,. in
Morrison Recreation Room. Sponsored by South
Campus Dorms and the Carolina Union. (Disney
cartoon shown also.)
AWS meeting at 7 p.m. Wednesday, April 6. in
Suite D of the Carolina Union. Won't conflict
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The policies of LSDAS are determined by
the Law School Admissions Council
(LSAC), an organization composed of one
representative from each accredited law
school. Hendon said that the LSAC services
committee, made up of professors and
representatives from various law schools,
determines how LSDAS will compute the
transcripts.
"The law- schools in the late 1960s
experienced an increase in applications, and
with that there was a significant increase in
the amount of clerical work for the law
school admissions offices," Hendon said.
"The law schools therefore saw a need for a
service to act as a central processor of
transcripts."
Prior to the creation of LSDAS. each law
stay a lot lower that way.
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with Juanita Kreps lecture at 8 p.m. All members
must attend.
The Art Department is sponsoring a seven
day bus trip to Baltimore, Philadelphia,
Princeton and New York May 1 6 through 23. The
cost, $124.50, includes transportation and
lodging. If interested call Robert Jackson at 933
7251 before April 6.
Applications are now being received for the
Henry and Helen House Memorial
Scholarship for able, needy Episcopal students at
UNC. The scholarship provides about $1,000
annually. Apply at the Chapel of the Cross, 929
2193. r
Need help with finding materials for your
research paper? Sign up for an appointment at the
reference desk with the Term Paper Clinic in the
Undergraduate Library now through April 22.
Student Buying Power Cards for off
campus, fraternity and sorority students and
faculty are available at the Carolina Union desk.
These cards provide discounts at participating
' merchants'in the Chapel Hill-Carrboro area.
Historic tours-tours of the old UNC
buildings in the historic district depart from the
west wing of the Morehead Planetarium at noon
weekdays and Saturdays and 3 p.m. Sundays.
Free.
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school would handle its own transcripts and
compute applicants' undergraduate QPAs
by their own policies, thereby increasing the
variables and paperwork. One of the main
purposes of LSDAS is to allow law-school
admissions offices more time to consider the
individual applicants .by reducing their
clerical work and providing a standard
computation of individual QPAs.
Director of Records Raymond Strong,
whose, department will handle the addition
of the pluses and minuses, said the
department sends the transcripts to
Princeton with an explanation of UNC's
grading policy.
"I'd suggest the students tell us to do away
with pluses and minuses," Strong said. "We
don't like them anvwav."
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uities slowif dis
in women's athletics
By LESLIE SC1SM
Staff Writer
Female athletes received only three
grants-in-aid for the 1975-76 academic
year, but the women's program ii
successfully expanding, according to a
report presented to the Faculty Council
Friday by the Committee on Athletics.
Male athletes for the same year
received 257 grants-in-aid, but UNC
women's basketball Coach Angela
Lumpkin said she still is optimistic.
"You can't just start and give women
an equal number of scholarships,"
Lumpkin said.
Three years ago no grants-in-aid were
awarded to women.
In the 1974-75 school year, only one
grant-in-aid was received by a female;
this year 16 women are on scholarship,
and next year as many as 30 or 40 will be
on grants-in-aid, according to the
report.
"We've come so far in two years,"
Lumpkin said. "We're so much better
off than other universities."
UNC women students now have 12
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Special of The Week
Our Famous Big Boy
Combination
2 beef patties, American cheese, lettuce and pickles,
served on a sesame seed bun. Also includes french
fries and cole slaw.
$1.49 reg.
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April Monday Nite Special
Hot Fudge Cake FREE
With any dinner or combination plate.
Good from 5 to 12 p.m. each Monday in April.
Offer Good This Mon.-Sat.
Shoney's serves breakfast anytime. Plenty of
p.m. Mon.-Sat. 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. Sunday.
W. Franklin St. across from Granville Towers
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Mother' day special. Up to 30 off. Exquisite leather
handbags, silk scarfs, brass jewelry from India. Call
Handicraft House after 5 p.m. and weekends 933
8474. 1974 Honda XL-250 for sale. 5200 miles. Good
condition. Best offer over 4450. Includes helmet and
trailer. Call 933-8791 Monday and Tuesday between S
p.m.-6 p.m.
74 VW for sale, excellent condition. Reasonable price.
Day: 933-6981. Night: 489-2746. Ask for Steve.
Director of women's center and assistant to campus
minister. 20 hours per week. Counseling experience
desirable. Submit resume to Presbyterian Campus
Ministry. P.O. Box 509, Chapel Hill prior to April 15.
Summer " jobsTfresTService. How, where, when to
apply. 140 National Forests. Complete information
43.00. Mission Mountain Co., Box 727, Poison, Mont.
59860.
Want an air conditioned room for the summer? Kappa
Alpha Theta sorority, 227 E. Rosemary Street, has
single and double rooms available for both sessions,
kitchen privileges are included. Cell 968-9398.
WRITE FOR FILMS AND TV. Experienced
professionels with valuable industry contacts offer
editorial and marketing aid. DO NOT send
manuscripts. WRITE: SCREEN WRITERS SERVICE,
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TV is out of control. VIDEOSMASH will help
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Cerolina Union UNC, Chapel Hill. A free service.
SUFI SEMINAR: Dances. Walks. Meditations,
Concentrations. Tuesday April 5, Camp New Hop
Lodge, 7-11 p.m. 44 per person. For more info call 286
4872 evenings. ...... .
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PRESTWICK MUSIC announces new hours: Monday
through Friday 10:00-5:00. Used rock, jazz, blue
albums, 45's sell. buy. trad. 105 N. Columbia,
(above Big Wally's). 929-7205.
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varsity teams compared to eight during
1975-76, with the possible addition of
women's soccer as the 13th team in the
coming year. Men's varsity teams
number 13. "It is evident that parity
between the sexes has been achieved in
terms of the number of available athletic
opportunities," the report said.
But parity has not been reached in
monetary terms; the report noted. Men
received a total of $519,789.32
compared to $7,670.50 for the women.
The three female grants-in-aid in
1975-76 went to basketball, tennis and
swimming athletes. The swimmer
received the largest grant, -totaling
$2,720.75. The tennis player received
$1,986.75 and the basketball player,
$950.
According to the report, the men's
football team received the most money
in grants-in-aid, totaling $276,356.71
for 108 different scholarships. Nineteen
basketball players received a total of
$49,318.92 in scholarships, and 37
baseball players received a total of
$39,363.27 for the third-highest
amount.
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To the Romeo in Darrells: do you flirt with all the girls
who come in? Let's run to Gimghoul sometimes, even
if you do . . . Juliet. No fool.
Mary Arm and Melissa are sad products of society's
Unborn Mothers. Send tax deductible dollars to Anne
or Pat for depressing photos and further info.
Congratulations to the Tar Heel tennis team on great
matches against Clemson and State. Best of luck in the
Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament. We will gat
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Easter special ! Place "your" order nowl Large
homemade cake shaped like a bunny with big ears and
bow tie decorated in a bright colorful fashion 44.00
each. Information and orders by phone: 929-1 543. Can
be picked up the Saturday before Easter. Orders
should be placed by Thursday, April 7th.
SINGLES ONLYI HESHE . . . Chapel Hill' 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 sex. If we can't
match you satisfactorily, you pay nothing. Our
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we're trying. If you're a single, social male or female,
over 1 8, and interested in an exciting, fun alternative
to meeting other compatible singles in this area, why
not send for our brochure? Iff yours free for this ad
and your stamped, self-addressed envelope. HESHE,
BOX 1109, Chepel Hill, N.C. 27514.
Becker's Electronic Repair: CB. Stereo Tape. FCC1
licensed. Quality workmanship. See our selection
of telephones and accessories. Choice of eleven
beautiful colore. 108 Henderson St. Above the
Record Bar. 942-7959.
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