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4 The Daily Tar Heel Monday, Janaury 16, 1978 SHOWS DAiLV AT 9:00 SAT. A SUN. 3:00 5:00 7:00 9:00 f iORSOTOLLESI PC, v. ...HALLINDSEY- Hi: DAILY 7:00 9:15 SAT. a SUN. 2:45 5:00 7:15 9:30 Infinitely more intelligent than 'Last Tango in Paris' Kevin Sanders, ABC-TV "A Biting and Harshly Haun ting Film That Goes Off Like Dry Gunpowder." Rex Reed, N.Y. Daily News Jimmy Cliff stars in A Roger Corman Produc tion "THE HARDER THEY COME" SHOWS DAILY 7:15 9:15 SAT. & SUN. 3:15 5:15 7:15 9:15 r . , O lllllilllllaW li.s, 1 nlallllMl m touring $Si Held Over 4th Big Week SHOWS 3:10 5:20 750 9:40 . RK.TIARD DWYFUSS MARSHA MASON Held Over shows j nnrrvzTt r 2:30 J; j JOHN TRAVOLTA , f ;rv.Y...l!;;;;;::v.v? 9:40 - i NO t ' ' passes iSflstSftSi 1 ; - , :SMiE 'QwmlM . 1 ir- i? ii t.m ii mips s i s Hi Jim r-T " CHAPtt HIU Al " ' ' ' 4:45 WIN A KEG OF BEER! oVc I 1 : Enter our 9:15 XI 3 passes "Paint the Van Contest" ENDS V I THURS. I - CONTEST RULES V r'iPi I I T ' 1 . 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The Maze, was done while he was a patient in a mental hospital. At 10 p.m. on Channel 4. Tuesday CBS Ntwi Spaclal: Chard Company al Horn 'The fool soldiers of Charlie Company, who were the subjects of the award winning The World of Charlie Company in 1970, when the conflict raged in Vietnam and Cambodia, are revisited. At 8 p.m. on Channels 2 and II. i Tha Big Event: Etcapa From Hall Alan Arkin portrays a man who was committed to a hospital for the criminally insane. i pr-w - -- ' '-53 1 irtfe 1 V regained his sanity and then planned an escape from his degrading . living conditions. At 8 p.m. on Channel 28. Wednesday Fourth Annual International Circus Faallval ol Mont Carlo John Davidson and Brenda Vaccaro are the hosts of this special featuring world-famous circus acts taped on location in the Principality of Monaco. At 8:30 p.m. on Channel 1 1. ACC Baakalbalt: UNC n. N.C. Stata - at 9 p.m. on Channels 2 and 5. Qrtat Ptrformancaa: Marca Cunningham The man and his dance company perform at 9 p.m. on Channel 4. Thursday Only Than Ragala My Eyaa The survey of 16th and 17th century art includes ai lists from David to Delacroix. At 9 p.m. on Channel 4. cinema Tht Navigator Donald Crisp and Buster Kcaton, 1924. Buster playi a rich boy who must learn, by trial and error, how to operate an ocean liner on which he is marooned. At 8 Wednesday, night in Carroll Hall. Free with student I.D. We're looking for an interested student to serve as our Campus Manager in marketing our new DirectReflecting Component Music System on campus. It's not a full time job, so you can struc ture the Campus Manager responsi bilities to meet your schedule. j y Chrlato s Running Fence The Mayilo Brothers, I977. The Maystet, America'! foremost documcntariani (Gimme Shelter, vGrey Gardens) here chronicle the conception, development and final construction of Bulgarian artist Chrnlo'l recent large-scale work, the 24-mile-long, 18-foot-high Running Fence in northern California. At 7:30 Wednesday night in Room 204, East Duke Building, on Duke University's East Campus. Free admission. music Tuesday Evening Serlea UNC professor Barbara Rowan presents a free public program of piano music from the early Romantic period, at 8 p.m. Tuesday in Hill Hall auditorium.. Included will be works by Mendelssohn, Schubert and Schumann. theatre Same Time, Neat Year Broadway on Tour, sponsored by the Carolina Union, presents this adult comedy starring Kathryn Crosby and Tony Russell at 8 tonight in Memorial Hall. boy The study reported a 4.5 percent increase in women students, who now comprise 49.8 percent of the system's enrollment. Five years ago, 43.5 percent of the students in the system were female. The enrollment figures are slightly below last year's projections, and the increase was lower than the national increase of 3.5 percent. All the system's institutions had higher enrollments than last year, except North Carolina A&T, which experienced a slight decline. Board member Jacob H. Froelich Jr. introduced a resolution that the board oppose proposed Southern Bell Mid-Winter Heavy Jacket Sale! there's dmere s EOT eMng extra money C a P, r(P mi idir m Bose is an internationally known maker of high-quality stereo equipment with a fine reputation. If you're looking for a challenge with commensurate reward while you attend school, Bose may be your answer. Write us, or give us a call at 617-879-7330, for further informatioa Equal opportunity employer MF iL Audition: The Effect of Qamma Rays on Man-kt-the-Moon Marigolds Open auditions for the Durham Theatre Guild's production of Paul Zindel's Pulhier Prize-winning drama will be held at the Durham Arts Council Building, 8 10 West Proctor Street at 7:30 p.m. today and Tuesday. Call 688-3522 for information. Acting Classes; The Pocket Theatre Ten weekly basic acting classes for adults will begin Tuesday, 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. at St. Joseph's Performance Center, 804 Fayetteville St., Durham. Call 688-6073 for information. Audition: Tha Meteor The NCCU University Theatre will hold auditions for Durrenmatt's comedy at 4 and 7 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday. For information, call 683-6242, I The Playmakers Repertory Company opens with Shakespeare's play at 8 p.m. Thursday in Playmakers Theatre. Performances will run Tuesday through Saturday al 8 p.m. and Sunday at 2p.m. Phonethe box office at 933-1 1 2 1 for reservations. The Firebird Igor Stravinsky's classic will be performed by the Theatre West Virginia, a professional marionette company, at 7 p.m. Thursday in the Great Hall of the Carolina Union. The show is free and open to the public. Continued from page 1. telephone installation rate increases in Chapel Hill. "This is a measurable increase," said board member William A. Dees Jr. "It is inconceivable to me that these costs are necessary." Several board members requested that no action be taken until the UNC CH Board of Trustees formally opposes the rate hike, but the board defeated the motion and unanimously approved the resolution. "The problem is that the University at Chapel Hill used to charge $7.50 to install a phone, and now Southern Bell wants $72.50 for the same damn thing," board member Hill said. Left: Bombardier Model Nylon Waist Length Fur like Collar Knit Bottom and Cuffs. Colors: Navy; Green; Black. Men's Sizes: XS-S-M-L-XL. Reg. $35.95. Sale Price $23.95 Right: Oxford Nylon Heavy Sherpa Lining. Colors: Maroon; Navy; Green; Red; Royal; Black. Men's Sizes: XS-S-M-L-XL. Reg. $25.95 Sale Price $17.95 Other Styles Available: Quilted Jackets and Vests 100 Nylon Waterproof Shells Filled with Dupont Dacron 88 Fiberfill. Jackets Reg. $21.95 Sale Vest Reg. $19.95 Sale more in the more lr T(D rm ir asr & r Bose Corporation College Division The Mountain Framingham, Mass. 01701 I would like to be considered for the position of Campus Manager. Name School Address City .State. Telephone Number (Area Code) . cops Continued from page 1. Marvin's lack of support for the average line officer. "One thing about being a police officer: you've got to be able to count on your superiors' support," a second-shift officer said. "If you make a mistake, your superiors should provide you with some advice, not bitch at you." "You've got an old guard vs. a new regime," an officer from the midnight-to-8 a.m. shift said. "The old guard is anybody who was here before Marvin. There is a lot to be said for having a long term of service with the University. "But some of these guys couldn't find their asses in a paper sack," he said. Marvin has been security director since 1 972. Riggsbee has been with the police force for 15 years and Mauer for 13 years. Many officers on the two night shifts have been with the police force fewer than 10 years. Many of the disagreements Marvin has with his officers originate from this younger group. For example, University Police has a standing order prohibiting officers with rank less than lieutenant from talking with reporters. Yet many line officers willingly answer queries from the press. "It's unfortunate many officers are going to the press when they have avenues of grievance within their own department," Marvin said. "Screaming to the press is not very professional." Price $15.95 Price $12.95 "ON CAMPUS" '1 .Zip-
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