r
2 Th Dally Tar Heel Friday, October 14, 1977
campus calendar-
Compiled by Jodi Bishop
Public ttrviet innounctmtnti mult b tumtd in to tht bo oulod tht DTH oflicts m the
Union by 1 00 p m it thty art to run th nxt day Each Item will run at lensi iwin,
ACTIVITIES TODAY
Prof Peier A. W. Latvia fom the Naval Poitgrduite School in
Monirrty. Calif., will ipetk on Modtll lor Poiltlvt-Vihjid and
Dteerttt Tlmt ttflti it J p.m. in 2.U Phillip Hill. All art
invited A coffee hour will be held (rom 2: JO to 3 p.m. in 1 02 Phillips
Annei.
tonahlna, Chrmin Muiic with difference, will be prcienied
by the Cornarsiorw Coffeehouse tt 8 p.m. in theCatholic Church of
St. Thomai More.
The Orad Brothen of Omaoj Pal Phi Fraternity, Inc. will
ipontor the Oetobor Affair 77 at 9 p.m. in Great Hall. Carolina
Union. Muiic for thn exclusive night ii provided by "Liquid
Pleaiure ." Ticketi art S 1 .30 at the door.
Opon tuoTtlont for Brendan Behan't "The Hostage" will be
held from 4 to 6 p m. and from 3 to 5 p.m. Saturday in 06 Graham
Memorial Hall. If poiiible. please prepare a two minute audition
piece (monologue, song or dance). Performance dates for this Lab
Theatre show are Nov. 17 through 20.
Ovonttttrt Anonymous will hold its bi-weekly meeting at I
p.m. at the Chapel H ill Campus YMC A. The session is free and all
who arc interested arc welcome.
A womon'i HtW hockey gamt will be held a ) p m. on James
field. This game against Davidson will be one of the most difficult
this year. Support would be greatly appreciated.
The AFROTC Papar Airplane Contaat will he held at 2:30
p.m. in the Pit. Entry forms arc available in the Carolina Union.
The UNC junior varsity football game will be played at 3 p.m.
at Kenan Stadium against NC State. Admission is free.
Speakers from the Revolutionary Itudtnl Brigade will discuss
the struggle at Kent State and the development of the Black
Student Movement at 3 p.m. in the Carolina Union. All interested
persons are welcome.
UPCOMING EVENTS
WXYC, 19.3 CM, is sponsoring a llutgrata Faitlvil from 3 to
midnight Saturday at the Forest Theatre. Tickets are on sale at the
Carolina Union Desk for SI.
The Ptiymakera Rtptrtory Company (PRC) praatnta Pater
Sharter'i play Equua from Oct. 13 to 30 at I p m. on Tuesdays
through Saturdays and at 2 p.m. on Sunday. Extra performances
will be held at 8 p m. on Sunday Oct. 23. and at 2 p.m. on
Wednesday. Oct. 26. For more information call the box office at
933-1121.
A meeting of the NCIPlA will be held from I to 3 p.m. Saturday
at the YWCA in Raleigh. Anyone interested In attending the
meeting may contact Kathy Paramour or come by the AWS office
in Suite D of the Carolina Union.
1 he Mllwauktt Ballot will perform at X p.m. Saturday in
Memorial Hall. Tickets are $3 for students. U for the general
public and are atailahle at the Carolina Union.
WXYC-FM will present "Artist Profile" at 3 p.m. Saturday.
David Sneigner will interview Mike Cross, a local recording artisi.
Featured will be tracks from Cross' latest album. "Born in the
Country."
The UNC Soeear Ttam will play nationally second-ranked
Ctemeon at 2 p.m. Sunday on Fetrer Field. The Clemson Tigers,
ranked number one in the south, bring an undefeated record into
the match with the Tar Heels. With the ACC title at stake, this
match could well be the most exciting soccer contest in the south
this year. Tickets are S2 at the gate. $1 lor persons in recreational
soccer 1 -shirts or jerseys. Fans are urged to arrive early as large
crowds are expected.
The Collage Republleana Executive Committee will meet a
i pm. Sunday in the Frank Porter Graham KoomoftheCarolin
Union.
North Carolina Lacroaae Club members will hold an informal
practice at 2 p m. Sunday on the Aslroiurl. Anvone interested is
welcome.
The UNC Jugglers Association will meet at 3 p.m. Sunday in
Memorial Hall. Beginners are welcome.
I he Ortter ot the Grail will meet at 5 p m Sundav in the Frank
Porter Graham Room of the Carolina Union.
All Interested freshman are welcome to an organizational
meeting for a Freshman Council at 7 p m Sunda ai the Wesley
Foundation.
ICOS is sponsoring a benefit square dance at 7..H) p.m. Sunday
in the Great Hall of the Carolina Union, l ive mountain music by
the New Stateline String Band with A. C. Bunnell will he featured.
Everyone is invited. Instruction will he provided tor beginners. A
donation of SI would be appreciated
The Inttr-PratsrnltySororlty Christian Fellowship is
sponsoring a pot-luck supper at 6:30 p m Sunda on Ihe second
floor of the YMCA Building. Everyone is welcome.
It. John's MCC of Raleigh will hold worship services at 3 p.m.
Sundays at Ihe UCC, For more inlormation cull 92V-KM3 or 7
9629. The Wesley Foundstlon will begin "I he Heart of the Bible
Series." a community coffee and worship at 9:30 a.m. Sunday.
Ollles Baylor, photographer, well exhibit her work from I io 3
p.m. beginning Monday at the Horace Williams House on E,
Rosemary St. The public is invited to the opening party from 2 to 5
p.m. Sunday.
The Bay Meadows Stable on Depict Drive in DurhamCounty is
sponsoring the Second Annual APS Benetlt Horsa Show
beginning at 9 a.m. Sunday. Admission is SI for adultsand free for
children. Call Mrs. Diane Falcone at 942-55 1 8 or Ms. Linda Cook
st 493-2163 for program information.
D
y
0
INSTACOPY
-Quality Copy inn
Franklin & Columbia
(Over the Zoom)
929-2147
Mon.-Fri. 9-5
What's a Carolina game without a
BLIMPIE
Nothing! So ... on your way to or from
the State game in Raleigh
cop yourself a BLIMPIE.
NCNB PLAZA
ROSEMARY ST.
942-8756
tiiiiiuiin isminiiistlli
MAD 'HATTER
Open Every
1pm
128 E. Franklin Street
Next to Yogurt Barn Downtown
Bar Phone: 929-8276 Dell Phone: 929-3824
Coming Sunday
UNC's own
J AZZ LAB
7 "WJr rVl
Look Who's Playing:
Friday and Saturday
LOAFERS
GLORY
Southern Rock
lhc Department ol Statlatlca ot UNC-CH will present
Professor Michael I.. Thornett from the University ol Western
Australia in a colloquium on "Models of Spatial Variation" at 4
p.m. Monday in 324 Phillips Hall Releishmenis will he served at
3:30 p.m. in 31b Phillips Hall.
The Minority Caucus ol the School ol Public Health is
sponsoring a hake sale "and raffle drawing from 1 1 a.m. to I p.m.
Monday in the Pit. Ihe drawing will be held at 12:15 p.m.
I he Undergraduate History Association will hold a meeting
at 6:30 p.m. Monday at Harrison's. 149 E. Franklin St.
I he North Carolina Student Legislature will have a very
important meeting at 9 p m Monday in Room 202. Carolina
Union. Anyone with a possible hill topic should be prepared to
present it. Also, a vice-chairpenon will be elected.
The Carolina Oay Association will have a general meeting at 7
p.m. Monday in Room 217. Carolina Union. Society's reaction to
public affection will be discussed.
Decatur Jonas will hcpcrlorminglrom noon to I p.m. Monday
in the Pit. The program is sponsored by the Carolina Union.
If you are interested in an internship or summer job you are
invited to an orientation meeting lor the Pre-career Esperlence
Program at 3:30 Monday in 108 Hanes Hall. The program helps
students who want short-term experience in a field ol potential
career interest
Liability clauses delay loft decision
A final decision on the loft policy has
been delayed because of "questions of
practical implications and legal
liability " James O. Cansler, associate
dean of student affairs, said Thursday.
A loft policy was approved Oct. 7 by
the housing department loft committee.
James D. Condie, director of housing,
and Russell Perry, assistant director of
housing, were on the committee.
Cansler said details as to who is liable
Individual Events sponsors
tournament at
speech
UNC
College students from 17 Eastern schools
will come to Chapel Hill this weekend to
participate in a speech tournament
sponsored by the UNC Individual Events
Team.
The tournament, to be held in Greenlaw
and Bingham halls, will begin at 9:30 a.m.
Saturday and last the entire day. The
tournament will resume at 9 a.m. Sunday,
with the final round slated for early
afternoon. An awards presentation will be
held at 4 p.m. Sunday in 101 Greenlaw.
The events are open to the public, and
information on competition locations will be
posted in the foyers of both Greenlaw and
Bingham halls.
The events scheduled for the tournament
this weekend are after-dinner speaking,
dramatic interpretation of literature, duet
acting, extemporaneous speaking,
impropmptu speaking, informative
speaking, persuasive speaking,
interpretation of poetry, interpretation of
prose and a reader's theater.
North Carolina schools that will be
represented at the tournament are UNC,
Appalachian State, Duke, Davidson and
Western Carolina.
aw
TeVi- tlMI Ml1"- ''Itf -"MX'
Il!SiV- vV -Tie iiSUSi"- alflj-
H"VtM Wan- uiiuu tff" 1M4S
Southern Methodist
University
Graduate School of Business Administration
Representatives will be on campus
Monday, October 17
1:00-5:00 p.m.
Sign up for Interviews
at the Career Planning Office
One Year Program
Undergraduate Business Degree Not Required
THE Daily Crossword by Hugh McElroy
ACROSS
1 Undraped
5 Arrived
9 Something
frail
13 Word of
regret
14 Kiel, for
one
15 Singer Paul
16 Fairy-tale
character
19 Elec.unit
20 West and
Murray
21 Sch. subj.
22 Encircle
23 Ratsl
25 - public
28 In good
health
29 Guevara
32 26 D, in
Spain
33 Pacific
area
34 Meadow
35 Gulliver
Yesterday's Puzzle Solved:
bTe R TFf R E C A iBTl 0 A F
J2.Ai.IS 1 A 11L JLAJHi.
1 1 jjL k I e A 1 JA Ji 1
I 1 jjSG 1 1 IK3L? 1 5 E T
t a c2 i c W T 7'rr
B l u i 0 0 A K
0 t i J oT o o Tl 37 v i
1 i Z iliJl Z 1 1 iMi i- -
JL A JJC- II w M jjB sji H
I S I E I R t fcl S I A T I Y I R s T S l l
10U77
captors
39 Oriental
money
40 Future
revealers
41 Address to
a king
42 Table scrap 5
43 MissLamarr
44 Friend of
Athos 6
46 Tow?1 word 7
47 Pairs 8
48 Shore bird
50 Munchhausen 9
was one
51 Alamos
54 Boy on a
raft
58 Sailing
word
59 Did a
tailoring
job
60 Ms. Bovarv
61 Minus
62 Nourishment 23
63 Not super- 24
ficial
25
26
10
11
12
14
17
18
22
DOWN
Theda of
silents
Astringent
Incline
Intuitive
initials
Inspected
for robbery
purposes
Bugs
Fr. month
Building
wing
"The maid
the garden"
Signs
Short
comedy
"Peter-"
Actor
Robert
Potentate
Warning
Prison, in
England
Chokes
Baseball
family name
Untrue
Different
I Ii H 14 f ' ',J h h 11 IH t 19 II a 111 112
T3 jtr t5
T5 -?-J5 "I. J
sssnn inrBlll i hi ii. TlWi llllMll as i i.i .MtHK MR-
; : n """23 2M
zTTanpT n 29 36 jji-"
.in. mmm wmmm kM 1 1 1 ii 111 1. ... i. ss-i
32 '" 33 3T
..mm. -TfM
35 36 37 38
Sr -pr
fFizr a nT,;'n,T
55 -55
27 Eng. river
28 O'Neill's
"The - Ae"
29 Maintain
30 Philosopher
Bergson
31 Lets up
33 Pungs
36 "War -"
37 Suggestive
look
38 "A miss -good..."
44 Prize
45 Mr. Calhoun
46 Recruits'
exercises
47 Exhausted
48 Golden, for
one
49 Great
airmen
50 Gauzy
material
51 Lemon's
cousin
52 "This
one's -"
53 Kind of
dragon or
shot
54 Holbrook
55 Sprite
56 Col. subj.
57 G-man
o
c
ri
c
.
W
in
i
4)
z
'
z
d)
c
3
- rx
r
o m
.
as
il a student is hurt as a result of having a
loft still must be worked out.
"I hope we can resolve the matter
within the next week," Cansler said. "1
don't think anyone is trying to hold up
the policy."
The permit written by the housing
department committee contains two
clauses concerning legal liability of
students with lofts or stilts in their
residence-hall rooms.
The first clause releases the
Department of Housing and the
University "from any and all
responsibility for personal injury or
damages to persona! property which
may result from the construction or
activities connected with the
construction, use or abuse of the lofts or
stilts."
The second clause states that the
occupants of the room may be held
liable for any injury or damage to
personal property that may occur due to
neglect, faulty construction or
materials.
Cansler said he felt the policy was
unclear as to exactly who was liable.
"My own feeling is that the basic
concern about the policy is liability," he
said. "It's a matter of the University
knowing with some assurance that the
policy states the level of liability of the
students.
"It's not a question of whether or not
there should be lofts, but under what
conditions lofts should be built."
Condie was out of town and could not
be reached for comment.
- AMY McRARY
A career in law-
without law scfi
What can you do with only a bachelor's degree?
Now there is a way to bridge the gap between an
undergraduate education and a challenging, responsible
career. The Lawyer's Assistant is able to do work tradi
tionally done by lawyers.
Three months of intensive training can give you the
skills the courses are taught by lawyers. You choose
one of the seven courses offered choose the city in
which you want to work.
Since 1970, The Institute for Paralegal Training has
placed more than 2,000 graduates in law firms, banks,
and corporations in over 80 cities.
If you are a senior of high academic standing and are
interested in a career as a Lawyer's Assistant, we'd like
to meet you.
Contact your placement office for an interview with our
representative.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21
The Institute for
Paralegal Training
235 South 1 7th Street, Philadelphia. Pennsylvania 19103
(215) 732-6600
Operated by Para-Legal, Inc.
DTH Classifieds
Announcements
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 Sale
1974 Jawa CZ motorcycle less than 3000 miles.
Needs new battery plus few minor repairs.
Otherwise good condition. Great for aroun
town. 967-7946 after 4:30 p.m.
SEASONED HARDWOOD for sale. Ash,
oak, hickory. Large pickup load delivered and
stacked 35.00, special discount for students
since I'm one myself, 942-1394 evenings.
Help Wanted
COMPARDIES
NOW OPENING
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
COMPARDIES RESTAURANT, LOCATED
AT JONES FERRY AND DAVES ROAD IN
NEARBY CARRBORO, WILL SOON BE
REOPENING WITH A NEW NAME AND
NEW MANAGEMENT FEATURING A
WIDE SELECTION OF EXCELLENT
FOODS AND THE BEST IN LIVE
ENTERTAINMENT. HERE IS YOUR
OPPORTUNITY TO JOIN THE WORKING
STAFF OF THIS NEW ESTABLISHMENT
WHICH WILL MORE THAN LIKELY PUT
CHAPEL HILL ON MOST DINING AND
ENTERTAINMENT MAPS. NOW HIRING
AT TOP WAGES AND OFFERING BEST
BENEFITS TO BOTH FULL AND
PARTTIME HELP. IMMEDIATE
EMPLOYMENT FOR BARTENDERS,
COOKS, DISHWASHERS, ATTRACTIVE
WAITRESSES. APPLY IN PERSON AT
COMPARDIES BETWEEN 10 AM AND 3 PM
MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY.
COMPARDIES
JONES FERRY AT DAVES
942-8588
Miscellaneous
TORN OR DAMAGED VINYL can be repaired!
Inexpensively. Revolutionary chemical process
restores strength, cobr texture to damaged car
seats and home furniture. Repairs made on
location while you watch. Call today for estimates
or to arrange an appointment. VINYLCRAFT,
967-6704
HESHE. Triangle Area's personalized dating
service. We match to your specifications. Special
student rates. Write P.O. Box 1109, Chapel Hill.
NC, 27514
CONTACT LENS WEARERS: Save on brand
name hard and soft lens' supplies. Send for free
illustrated catalog. Contact Lens Supplies, Box
7453, Phoenix, Arizona 85011.
COLLEGIATE RESEARCH PAPERS
Thousands on file. All academic subjects. Send
$1.00 for mail order catalog. Box 25918-Z, Los
Angeles, Calif. 90025. (213) 477-8474.
CONDOM SAMPLERS. Learn the difference
between condoms with one of our famous sample
packs. Preshaped, textured, colored, lubricated
skins, stubs. Designed to increase sexual satisfac
tion. Adam & Eve, Franklin & Columbia (over the
Zoom). 929-2147.
Personal
TO OUR KITCHEN MASTER. Sail away for at
least a quick eight hours into the happiest,
happiest birthday in Pappytropolis. We love you.
The bong mistress and Karen Elizabeth Reed.
MY DEAREST BEAR - My love for you will
never end Missing you terribly in PaoH Love
always, J.J.
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.
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
a part-time job with good income, flexible
hours, and real experience with a career
opportunity in the business world? Call Jim
Morgan, Northwestern Mutual Life,942-4187.
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. 14C or bathroom near there. Gift
trom a deceased friend. Reward. Please call 933-
3694.
LOST: BLUE DOWN JACKET in red bag -somewhere
between downtwon Carrboro and
Estes Park 10, 1177. Reward. 942 3247 2.00
4:00 p.m. or after 11:00 p.m.
Tte BaaNy Ta Htstl Is tuttfattasi ky t Miff tsVMMI
startf tl DHatonj IMsmNy at NartB PmIm
Ws Monster tveufh frWay stork ttw raatalav
asiaSMila par xoaat aurlna tun carts, aaam
ana iiimmtr wwlona. ThtaKaHii jmm art ta taaw
taturaay laauat: lat 17, OeL 1, a, tt, Ma. . v
"I
OHtoaa ara at ttta Prank Ptrttt Orahara fjtijaavsl IMaa
uisftng, Urvrnrafty of North Carona, Cftapti HM, NX.
2TI14. Tataphana Bui bora: Nm, aparto . tSS-tMS,
SS4M0, MS4S71; tntnm, Ctroutttton, MtaartWM-
stt-iiw.m tin.
It raDK ky HM ttaaa mat, tit pm
"""" MM tmmm only, IM-M par roan ky M
tot man, SM.00 pat mim.sk, mm MjMrwr anrf
MtMparyaar.
Iha Campu Ooaamlnf Counoa rM MwaasaajrtM
a rtMnua ear trom t Musfe AeHvWaa St
(1.1.14 ot ia ttuaant CartMMukan). Th Dolty TarKaot
si isKHHMt oryantassttM.
Tht OcHy Tar Haoi raaanat
lypoortphsool m at a aatss
torn aay aoay oanaimra
rti It) QQUtfAsat
an
Ttw Dally Tar HoH wtl net mmttm aaMiarite mm
awl tor any ryoaorajssnleajlamsraor iirawaaui tnaariaa
unkN notto I than to tuaJnoM Ssanaswrai(1)
ana ay after thn aaVartlaiwaiU apaoara. waa (1) out
ay at raoohrlna Ma tear ahtata or MilMorlaston ol Ssa
mm. Tha MyTarlteol mm not ka roaoartoftte tor
- nwro snaua as on oavora
J" so rv asnwal Hrm. How tor nacft
Don rmtot kt axon koto tst in at Irsoarttea.
Varna Taylor, kusanu UoMgor
Dan Collrit, Mtwtaaina ksMasr