2 The Daily Tc;1 Heel Thursday, October
campus
Compiled by Jodi Bishop
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ACTIVITIES TODAY
A metiinj ol the CaroHni Indian Orel will be held at ' W
p.m. in iht V -Building Electioni will he held.
1 he UNC Watar Pole Club will play tonight at Duke All
plavcrt are aiked to meet at the pool at 3: JO. Anyone ii welcome.
The gay rip group ipomored h Raleigh MCC will meet at 8
p m in Raleigh For meeting place or information call 929-H4.'or
8JMJH2.
A meeting of the 1t7l Walk tor Humanity Organlilng
Commhiea will he held at 7 p.m. in the Camput V -Building
Everyone intereited in the walk thould attend ror more
information call the Campiu Y oft ice
The International Center Corlee Hour will teature a IkIc
ihow on Oottingen. Went (ierminv, at J p.m in the International
Center in Bynum Hall. German putnck and collet will he nerved.
A tree reading period ol Carolina Aaadara will he held at 7:.W
p.m in I0J Bingham Hall Pleatc hung a reading of m more than
three minutei that you would he comlortahlc thanng with the
group.
Triangle Area Coalition ol the Moblllutlon tor Survival, an
anti-nuclear power nuclear weapon group will meet t hurw)a in
the Durham Kriendi Meeting Houie at aoa Alexander Ac for
more information call WNd2 or 967.7244 Everyone welcome.
Mature adult atudanla will meet at p m . 1 huradav in Koom
202-204 Carolina U nion. A II itudent ho are 35 or older are urged
to attend
William Spencer, coordinator for the National Academy lor
Peeoe and Conflict Reeokitlon Campaign, will pek at H p m
in Ccrrard Hall Hit talk will he open to the punk' and will he
pontored by the Curriculum in Peace. War and Detenne
A Young Socialist Porum on the topic ol "Soclallam end
Damoracy"illlKhtldai7;Mp.m. in the South (iallen Meeting
Room of the Carolina I'nion. dart Sage ol the Raleigh SuohIkI
W orker! Part) will make the pretention at the lorum. which it
tpontored by the I NC Young Socialm Alliance.
Bmy Reevea will be performing in Deep Jonah at 8 p m. Hot
apple cider and other relrethmenli will be told. Bring your own
beer or wine. No cover charge.
The Beat Stale Eitreveoania, a day of lun. it tcheduled lor
2 JO lo 1 1 p it. onCarmichael Field. The Drifter hand will hold an
outdoor concert and pep rally, and the Carolina Olympict will he
held All proceedt go to the American Cancer Society.
TOPIC, a new camput tpeaker tenet dengned with the graduate
ttudent in mind will pretent itt Tint tpeaker. 1 erry Maddox of the
Graduate Fellowthip Office, at 8p m in the Green RoomofCraige
Retidencc Hall. Maddox will tpeak on "Where the Money It."
Beat State activities
The fifth annual Beat State Extravaganza gears
up with the Carolina Olympics at 2:30 p.m. today
on Carmichael Field. Activities will continue until
5 p.m.
The activities are sponsored by Delta Upsilon
fraternity and the Recreation Committee of the
Carolina Union along with Durham Distributing
Co. and Eliot's Nest disco. Proceeds will go to the
American Cancer Society.
A pep rally will be held at 7 p.m. today on
Carmichael Field. The marching band, the
cheerleaders, Coach Bill Dooley and selected
playerg will be on hand for the celebration.
After the pep rally, the original Drifter will
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I ALL ABC PERMITS
Whether you're a man or a woman, if you can
agree that you don't feel the ume every day,
then you can probably ajcrrt that you p through cycle.
Those cycles are called biorhythma.
You have three of them. A 23-day physical cycle A
28-day emotional cycle. And a 33Ly intellectual cycle.
You also have up and down penods in each.
And your daily pouoon in each of these cycles has a
lot to do with hirw you teel
You have
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evclet. hvtlctl.
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Inlf Itrciual.
Your dailv posiilun in rach uf Ihrsc cycles has a lot lu dt
wilhhow youlfftl.
So it follows, that if you know what your biorhythms
will tie lor any given uay, cnanccs Arc you u nave a prary
good idea ot how you can expect to feel.
That's why people keep trackof their biorhythms. Be
cause by knowing when you're up biorhythmitally you
can be sure you put the tune to gixai use. And by know
ing when you're down biorhythmitally you can pick
yourself up psycholonically.
To keep track of your biorhythms you could spend
hl.am.m) on an IBM W.)c miputer. Or a couple of
hours a day with a pencil and paper.
But you can do all the biorhythmic calculations
you'll ever need on the Kosmos 1 Biorhythm Computer
and Calculator
Punch ti day's djte along with your binhdate
into one ot Kosmos I s memi ry banks Then push
a button and your position in each o( the threv
cyck'S will licht up for you toscv.
You can look h a memory feature on any ot!
biorhythm calculator But you won't hndnne
Push the reverse kevon Kosmirs I and vou'll
see what your b 'rhythms were in the past Press
the forward key and you II see what they U ne
in the future.
You'll know w hen to expect a cntical day,
when vou're crossing from one side irf a cycle to
the other, because a red light will warn you. You'll
Know when to expect a rruni-cntical day, wncn!
you're at the very top or bottom of any cycle
and changing direction, because a yellow bjtfit
will alert vou
lust don't cxnect other biorhvthm calculators tt
have these features Because they'll disappimt you.
Key someone else's birthdate into another Kosmos I
memorv hank and sn their biorhvthm. Then press the
compatibihr'suTiiranty' key and see what percentage of
ume your biorhythmic cycles are in phase with the
other person's.
There's lust no other practical way to figure that out,
no matter what you use.
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13, 1977
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Daphne Atrial will read Irom a lorthcoming novel at 8 p m in
Ml New Wett. All are welcome.
I he UNC Jugglers Aaaoclatlon will meet ut 4 p.m h the Old
W ell Hcginnert are welcome.
Fvcryonc it welcome to attend the Chrlatlan Science
Organlutlon meeting at 6 p.m in the South (.alien Meeting
Room Carolina I'nion Effective healing prater will he the tuhicvl
ol the meeting.
Frederick A. Fithei. Department Unmina ol the Hoard ol
fxaminen for the Foreign Service, will meet ut Itlu m. in Room
217 Carolina I'nion with ttudcntt interettrd in foreign service
office careers. I hv application deadline lot the examination i
Ovl. 2 1, and the date ol examination it I et. J. Morcinlormulionit
atailahk at tne Career Planning (Htm in 21 1 Hanct Hall.
The Alchemlet, I NC't mterditciplinan tcience maguinc will
hu' u meeting at 8 pm in the Carolina I'nion All interested
ttudcntt thould attend
A beginning needlework clan will hegm at ' p m. in 42
Hamilton Hall Call Ann at 9M-I47I hclorc J p.m. lor more
inltirmuliiin
A meeting ol the Young Buddhist Republicans will he held at
8 VI p m in the Frank Porter Graham Koom. C arolina I num.
I he LDSSA ( Mormont) will present "Ancient America Spcakt"
and"lhe Three Witneet"al 8 p.m. in IUI Greenlaw Hall.
Dr, .lamct (iinan, 1'niven.iu l ibrarian, and (iordon
Ruthcrlord. Director ol I nitertily Planning, will meet with
interested graduate and prolckiional ttudcntt and anyone cite
concerned with the plan of the new centrallied library el 4 p m
in III Murphev Hall
UPCOMING EVENTS
Prol Peter A W I ewu Irom the Nasal Postgraduate School in
Monterey. Caltl . will speak on Models lor Positive-Valued and
Discrete Time Serlea at Jpm Friday in 2 J4 Phillips Hall All arc
tnsited. A coflee hour will he held Irom 2 Jtllo Jp m in 1112 Phillips
Annex
Sonahbie, Christian Musk- with u dillcrence. will he presented
by the Cornerstone Colleehouse at 8 p m Friday, in the Catholic
Church ol St. Thomas More
The Grad Brothers of Omego Pal Phi Fraternity, Inc., will
sponsor the October ANelr 77 at V p.m. Friday in Great Hull.
Carolina Union. Musk tor thrs exclusne night it provided hv
"1 Kutd Pleasure " Tickctt are SI VI at the door.
VYXYC, It ) PM, it sponsoring a Bluegreee Featlval from J to
begin at 2:30
perform at an outdoor concert until 1 1 p.m. A
dance contest will be sponsored by Eliot's Nest
during the concert. All contestants must sign up at
Eliot's Nest before the contest to be eligible to
participate.
Each organization participating in the
Olympics i asked to donate at least $10 to the
fund-raising drive. Delta Upsilon fraternity
brothers also are soliciting $1 donations from
students in exchange for a chance to win coolers,
free dinners, tickets and other prizes that have
been donated by Chapel Hill merchants. Names ol
student contributors will be drawn at random
throughout the day Thursday.
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10 sum it ail up, no inner pocKci-sizc our
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It'll make sure you know when to expect a pxtd day
so you can take advantage of it And when to expect a
day when things could he a little rough, so you can
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midniahi Salurdaj at the-1 Hrcst I hcatrc. I ickcu arc nn sak- at the
( arolina I'nion Desk lor $1.
I he Pltymakara Raprtory Company (PRC) prtatnta Pattf
hr' play Iquua On. IJ through .10 at X n m mi I kivvduss
n nil Suturdayt anil at 2 p m Sundat. I stra perliirmanu's have
hevii added ut K p m nn Sunduv. Oct. 2.1. and at 2 pm. on
Wodiwsdas. Oct 2ti I iir more mliirmatinn call the htix olliw at
1.M-II2I
Opao utlltlona lm Htendan Hehan't " I he Hostage" will he
hekllriim4loftp.nl Indaj and Irom ,t Hi J p.m Suturda) inil
(iriihum Memorial Hall. II possible, please prepare a two minute
audition piece ( monologue. Mint or dance). I'erliirmancedali'lor
Ihit I ah Iheatre tho are Nm. 17 through 20
ITEMS OF INTEREST
Students who would like the opportunity to atudy In Ortat
Britain should contact Kulrinu Garner at the International ( enter
(.VMMI to make un appointment Mr K ti . t nllins, Direcloi ol
Studies lor Higher Iducation in luiopc, will he m the
International C'eniei. Bnum Hall, on Monda
Anyone interested should check hs the AWS olllct lm details
and events taking pluce inOctohci I hi .tliee i- UkjiccI in Sum-1 .
Carolina I nion
I he National Aaaoclatlon tor Olrli and Woman In Sporti, m
coniunction with International ".omen's Year, is sponsi gt l siaie goseinment please tome hs t ateci I'k
torch rally run Irom Senceu hulls. New Y ork, to Houston, lexus. I'lacemenl ai 211 llanes Halt
Ranana PYnfvrim Ant fn cAttlA
dispute over pyramid power
By EVELYN SAHR did it jokingly. 1 wasn't trying to si
Stiff Writer
Dietrich Schroeer. associate professor of
physics, and David Craft, a junior
journalism major, are trying to resolve their
disagreement over the power of pyramids.
In a Sept. 7 article in the Daily Tar Wee.
Craft expounded on the "great mystical
forces of pyramids." He cited an experiment,
first described in Playboy, in which a banana
is divided into three separate pieces. One
slice is placed under a sealed dish, another on
a sealed dish, and a third under a pyramid.
Supposedly the third slice will be
preserved because the pyramid is so shaped
that microwaves in the atmosphere in the
atmosphere form bands of electromagnetic
power in a cone shape around the structure
and deflect many of the sun's rays.
In a letter to the editor. Schroeer made a
"sporting offer" to Craft. He challenged the
student to conduct the experiment for 10
days and then eat the banana slice under the
pyramid.
Schroeer teaches Physics 37. a course
which deals with physics in society. As this
type of phenomenon is sometimes talked
about in his classes, he felt that he should be
the one to question the validity of the
experiment.
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I housands ol women w til cam a torch in this relav symbolima ihe
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come thiough Kaleigh on Oct. 20. Women intt'iested in
participating m gctnng inlormaiion should call Manha I ahevre at
2hn-J27 or Jenns I eith at Ihe ( Phvsnal I ducaiion
llepartmenl.
II vou are interesied in iiitciidiniia talk h Maxim Hiowuahoui
woman In managamtnt, please go h the WS ullicc at Suite I).
( arolina I'nion. to sign up
I he deadline lor mint lm Hit lull issue ol the Callar Door is
Salurdas. (Ki I I'ocms. shoo slones and graphics can he
suhmitied to eithn Hox 2: .u ihe I nion Desk oi tht Callar Door
Ollice, 205 Y Building
I he Chapol Hill Parka and Rtcrtatlon Dapartnwnl is in need
ol coaches loi its gu ls husl.cihall league Anyone interesied in
working with young girlsi patents, students, etc I is welcome to help
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I ree portraits lor the IVK Vacktty Vack will he taken hy
Sirtent Studios (K'l 24ihioughtn 4 Ml students should make
appointments am i'tkd.n ut Ihe I ninnheiuccii''a ni and Vp m .
al Ihe outl between 1 J in and I p in ot hs tailing utl. 'Jo
ht-tween I and 5 p ni
Nit yuua raaldant ol tha atala ol Maw York? It com lutnit is m
New , oik mill you would he inleicsled man inltiltsliii' in the held
til stale goseinment pleust tome h t ateci rtaiiiitiig and
I did it jokingly. I wasn't trying to sound
aggressive, Schroeer said. "I just wanted
people to realize that the supposed reasons
for this occurrence are pure nonsense."
According to Schroeer. microwaves, dust
like those in a microwave oven, would go
right through the pyramid and wouldn't help
preserve the banana at all.
Craft, proclaiming the challenge is a
matter of pride, agreed to the experiment. It
was launched last Thursday in the storage
room on the top floor of Phillips Hall.
Willie Koch, professor of botany, has
agreed to evaluate the freshuess of the
banana slices M onday. The loser will eat the
results in a banana cake.
Although Craft accepted the challenge
"more or less in fun," he said his credibility as
a journalist had been attacked. "Prof.
Schroeer told me in so many words that I'd
done a sloppy journalistic job."
To insure there would be no tampering
with the experiment, the pyramid and shoe
box. which replaced the dish, were taped to
the floor. "He's (Schroeer) a whole lot more
serious about this than I am," Craft said.
"I'm a journalist, and not a scientist. I
don't know why it works, but if it doesn't. I'll
be really surprised," Craft said.
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DURHAM -CHAPEL HILL SKI & SPORTS
CLUB kick-off meeting Monday, October 17th, 8
p.m., Royal Oaks Apts, Clubhouse on 15 501.
Phone 942-1120
STUDENTS WELCOME - Binkley Baptist
Church, S.E. corner of University Mall. Rides
available from Student Union (Raleigh Rd.
entrance) and Chase Cafeteria each Sunday, 9:20
for Church School (College Class) and 10:30 for
Morning Worship at 11:00. Dress optional - we
know Jesus never had a tie.
CAMPUS COPY CENTER OPENING
soon! On the alley by the big rock next to
the Port Hole restaurant . Watch for grand
opening this month!
For Rent
FOR SALE GRADUATE STUDENT
CONTRACT in Craige for male or female. Call
Rich 933-7114. Keep trying.
For Sale
SPECIAL THIS WEEK only! Long stem red
roses $12.50 per dozen. Cash & carry. Limited
supply. Ftynt's Florist ,310 West Franklin. 967
9394. UN1SONIC 799 Calculator - Has memory. Does
logs, sins, cos, etc. $70. Call Debra, 933-5379
1974 Jawa CZ motorcycle less than 3000 miles.
Needs new battery plus few minor repairs.
Otherwise good condition. Great for around
town. 967-7946 after 4:30 p.m.
FRESH SEAFOOD: Shrimp, scallops, fish, clams,
oysters, frozen lobster tails. Every friday 9 until ?
Saturday morning til noon. Behind Quick Food
Mart, corner Church & Rosemary.
Help Wanted
COMPARDIES
NOW OPENING
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
COMPARDIES RESTAURANT, LOCATED
AT JONES FERRY AND DAVES ROAD IN
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942 8588
OPEN AUDITIONS before live cameras. 5 male
and 2 female actors needed. Independent project
associated with RTVMP Dept . Thursday, Oct. 16,
7 to 10 p.m. Studio 1, Swain Hall.
CAMPUS COPY CENTER opening soon! On the
alley by the big rock next to the Port Hole
restaurant. Watch for grand opening this month!
ADDRESSERS WANTED IMMEDIATELY!
Work at home no experience necessary
excellent pay. Write American Service, 8350 Park
Lane, Suite 269, Dallas, TX 75231.
ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS: Looking for
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hours, and real expnyni.e with a career
opportunity in the business world? Call Jim
Morgan, Northwestern Mutual Life, 942 4187.
Hackney's has storm parkas
The Anorak by Woolrich...a windrain
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Ideal for hiking, hunting. ..foul weather
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AMERICAN PASSAGE: a nationwide marketing
organization has a limited number of openings for
college students to earn an excellent part time
income posting advertising materials on campus.
Absolutely no selling. Write for details to Michael
Gross, 708 Warren Avenue North, Seattle, WA
98109.
Lost & Found
LOST: W.F.U. GAME, 14kt Slink bracelet,
Stadium, Sec.'l4C or bathroom near there. Gift
from a deceased friend. Reward. Please call 933
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Personal
MY DEAREST BEAR My love for you will
never end Missing you terribly in Paoli Love
always, J.J.
WOMEN'S SOFTBALL TEAM members: I am
pleased to announce that as of 3:30 a.m. Thursday
1 am officially an aunt to an adorable 8 lb. 6 oz.
baby boy! "Aunt Clara."
IT'S COME AT LAST! Happy 21st birthday to
Tom Rawls. Hope the phone calls didn't keep you
up. Good luck on your gift. Love, Chele.
VICKI, I LOVE YOUR irish setter! He's adorable
and so are you. Hope to see you both on campus
more often. Stay tuned. Interested.
TO THE TWIT of 29W: In a closed mouth
flies don't enter. Keep yours shut or we can
have it shut for you. Your peers.
Transportation
RIDE WANTED for child any or all of the
following times. From Odum Village to Chapel of
Cross, 9 a.m. Tues., Thurs., Fri. Return to Odum
Village 12 noon. Could be on bus. Will pay. Call
942-2888.
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Board ot Dlraetora ot th Onrwalry ol North Carolina
dairy Monday through Friday during tha regular
acadamle yaar aacapt during aam parted, vaeaUona
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