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The Big Sleep Humphrey Bogart as
Raymond Chandler's detective Philip
Marlowe involved in a case so complicated
that even the scriptwriters wouldn't figure it
out. But it doesn't matter. The dialogue,
characters, and decadent atmosphere make
the show, and so does Lauren Bacall. At 8
p.m. Wednesday in Carroll Hall. Free with a
student I.D.
Chapel Hill
For local theatres see advertisements on p.
TELEVISION
American Short Story Flannery
O'Connor's The Displaced Person is a Polish
refugee given a job on a Southern farm. The
hard-working immigrant soon proves a hit
with the widow who hired him and a threat
to two other employees. At 8 tonight on
Channel 4.
We Will Freeze in The Dark This
report on energy conservation includes
Disappointed seniors
find they can't graduate
Each year, approximately 100 seniors find out too late that they lack enough credits to
graduate on time.
"I had taken a lot of physical education courses, and my adviser counted three of these
as hours toward graduation," said one senior, who learned several weeks ago that she
lacked necessary hours toward graduation.
But most seniors with such problems can't blame them on their advisers, said Anne
Coenen of the arts and sciences office.
"Only six out of these 100 have problems because of their advisers," she said. "The rest
are mistakes mainly of student neglect."
Coenen said most problems would not occur if students checked with the arts and
sciences office a semester before they plan to graduate. Approximately 1,500 seniors
graduate each year.
Department advisers are not responsible for graduation requirements being fulfilled by
students, Coenen said. 0f course, business, journalism and education majors arc taken
care of by their own departments, but we want to impress upon new juniors and upcoming
seniors under arts and sciences to see us as soon as possible."
Advisers in South Building usually are swamped at the end of the semester, and Coenen
said hundreds of students may not be helped if they wait too long.
"Students often feel that physical education activity counts toward graduation, but it
doesn't," Coenen said. "We recommend that students check with us in the fall before
spring graduation. They should also check with us once a year before that."
Job representatives visit campus
The following recruiters will be on campus
to discuss job opportunities on the dates
indicated.
Students interested in meeting with
organizations should sign up for
appointments at the Career Planning &
Placement office in 21 1 Hanes. Information
and assistance nertainine to summer and
full-time employers not repressed; by onwJ$$te"Wh
campus visits is also available.
Tuesday, April 19
Mack Stores, Inc.
Everyone can get into
Student Stores and
developing.
Film
C126 & C110 -12 cxp. $129
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segments looking at efforts of individuals
and industries to cut fuel consumption and
costs in four areas: electricity, oil, solar
energy, and natural gas. At 10 tonight on
Channel II.
Alan King Special Spoofing great
American hassles. King sets the tone in
satirical monologues on automobile recalls,
junk mail and TV schedule changes. At 10
tonight on Channel 5.
The Amazing Howard Hughes, Part I
At age 20, in 1926 Howard Hughes vows to
become "the top film producer in
Hollywood ... the world's greatest
aviator. . . and the richest man in the world."
The first part of this 1977 TV-movie deals
with Hughes' aspirations. The movie depicts
Hughes as daring, volatile and, above all, a
loner. At 9 p.m. Wednesday on Channel 1 1.
Scenes From a Marriage Conclusion.
Five years after their divorce, Marianne(Liv
Ullmann) and Johan reflect on the changes
in their lives. At 10 p.m. Wednesday on
Channel 4.
NBC Reports A Day With President
Carter The show views the President's
working style and White House
operations from the time he awakes in the
early morning until he retires late at night. At
Wednesday, April 20
Paul D. Camp Community College
Atlanta Public Schools
Thursday, April 21
Household Finance Corp.
Bladen County Hospital
Katharine Gibbs School
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Monday, April 25
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The Amazing Howard Hughes, Part
1 1 The conclusion dramatizes .a' ; 1 947 '
confrontation between Hughes Tommy Lee :
Jones) and a Senate committee, which
charged that Hughes bribed Army personnel
to secure government contracts; At 9. p.m.. .
Thursday on Channel 1 1. - -: . ,
Best Sellers Henry Fonda appears as
Enfield Bassett, a principled senator
threatened with blackmail by the grasping
Joseph Armagh in this 'episode-of Captains
and the Kings. Joseph also proposes to Tom
Continued from . page .1.. .
Goode said that . because of
conflicting research and testimony, he is
not sure how dangerous marijuana is,
but he classifies it with caffeine and
aspirin. "The medical jury is still hung
on the issue, and.it is not as harmless as
caffeine and aspirin, but it is about the
same," he said.
But Goode recently wrote in a column
in The Charlotte Observer, "The
question of marijuana's criminal status
will not be answered by consulting the
medical journals. The answer is all
around us in the streets, in the homes,
on the green lawns of our parks and
campuses."
Goode said he favors legalizing
marijuana, but he said he believes an age
Williamson?,
"1 want to institute a review of past
curriculum studies at an early date, and then
to launch a new consideration of such
concepts as 'general education' so that we
can structure a program that will possibly
have more substance and effectiveness than
our current one.
JAY JENNINGS
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ACADEMY AWARD
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Faye Dunaway
Best Actress"
Peter Finch
Best Actor"
Beatrice Straight
"Best Supporting Actress'
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outrageous motion picture.
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1 Wanda JumM Duke
. Happy Birthday-Wanda June, is another in the long line
. of fantasy which has flp from the pen of Vonneeut. .
',- The main plot-lihe: revolves around a man who has been
iost for years and returns to find his wife about to remarry.
" The characters consist of contrasts: Harold Ryan, the
picture of masculinity
bomb, and t Wo gam e !h U n tefs J p si in ArmJor itSQn
. years. On the other hand th
and her t wosu itofe Th to celebrate
' "; Harold re tur ti; it H dtrt Kdl ay ca ke fo f a girl named Wanda
"June who.' was run over by ah. ice cream truck; .
-Duke Players will present Vonnegut's comedy Thursday
through Sunday April 14-1 7 at 8: 15 p.m. in the Branson
Theatre on the. Duke campus. Tickets are $3 Sunday and
Thursday and $3.50 Friday iind Saturday
Hennessey's daughter, and ets jri mptiorvhisV
plan to destroy her fathjeri'At .9 pirhv -Thursday
on Channel Vsa-:-."''.-';:-
One Woman Phe:SBefle. Of
Amherst,, 'starring :Julie Ha.rrits--will be ;
presented at 8 p.m.' Wednesday in-Memorial
Hall. Tickets are $5 arid $6arid are on.-sale at
the Union Desk. . .- :" T' ' . x
Duke Players present Happy Birthday.
Wanda June at 8: 1 5 p.m. Thursday through' . '
limit should be imposed on uie of the
drug. "It's necessary that an age limit
should be set on things like marijuana,
alcohol and driving. I am not sure where
to draw the limit, but if the very young
get into drugs,, it can cause
psychological trouble.
"There are two things that could
affect adolescents. It's possible that a
young person could latch -onto drugs
they do not understand, which is the
same with alcohol. Also, marijuana may
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10 Knock it
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17 Urge on
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19 Junior miss
20 Scrawl
22 Jostles
24 Big fiddle
25 Billfold
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26 Snug
29 Song or
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35 Counting
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40 Lettuce
42 Novelist
Leon
43 Is not well
45 Brain
channels
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for short
47 Butte
48 Slurs over
49 Carte or
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51 Blender
53 Acres
56 Word in the
US motto
60 Tout highly .
61 Tropical
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63 Mostel
64 Foal's dad
65 Slav:
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67 Actess
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68 Innuendoes
69 Proofread
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10 Art gallery
11 Burlesqued
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Sunday in. Branson iX heatrel oii -the Duke
University Campus, Tickets are $3 Sunday
and .: Thursday ; and $3.50 Friday arid
Saturday. Tickets are available at the Page
Box Office. For more information call. 684-
3 181. . ';. '"
Spanish Club is; sponsoring the
Chicario play, Los . Vendidos (The Sellouts)
at noon Wednesday in the pit. There will also
;be a taco sale: r''
. Stewart Theatre Tickets are on sale for
ihe'-'pbduct.n-Qf.5'rw,A:-m at 3 p.jrn.-.
and 8 p.m. -Sunday', Apnl 'l jipn the NCSU
cause a hormonal . change while the
person is maturing,? ; -. : .
Goode said ''heV''slW 'Xptsed; to
marijuana as a graduate . student at
Columbia University: He began
studying and researching drugs in 1967.
Since then he has written three books on
drugs.
A NOR ML chapter is being formed
at UNC; and the national organization
has asked Goode to be the faculty
adviser.
Candice Bergen t-i
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36 Sales sign
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refusal
41 Distance
runner
44 Write a
squib
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.campus... For more information call 737-
3105.
MUSIG
Hill Hall Tuesday Evening Series The
North Carolina String Quartet, with Edgar
and Dorothy Alden, violins; Ann
Woodward, viola; and Alan Smith, cello will
perform at 8 tonight in Hill Hall. Free.
Al Stewart will perform at 9:30 tonight
in Carmichael. Tickets are $3 and are on sale
at the Union Desk.
. Duke Symphony Chamber
Orchestra will perform at 8:15 tonight in
Page Auditorium on the Duke University
campus. Featured soloists for the program
are Claudia Erdberg, violin, and Bruce
Plumb, viola, both of whom are members of
the Ciomphi Quartet. Free.
Hill Hall Concert Schola Xantorum
and the Early Music Ensemble, with Calvin
Bower, director, will perform at 8 p.m.
Thursday in Hill Hall. Free.
LIS
Morehead Planetarium Easter the
Awakening will be showing at the
Planetarium through April 1 8. The show will
be presented at 8 p.m. every evening and 1 1
a,m. , 1 and-3 p.m. on Saturday, and at 2 and
3 p.m. on Sunday.
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DELICIOUS HOME-MADE CHILI $1 65
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