2 The Daily Tar Heel Monday. January 23, 1978
campus calendar-
Compiled by Karen Barber
Public eervice tnnouoctmanti mult be turned in to the bo outside the DTH oltices in the
Union by 1:00 P m if iheyare to run the net day Each item will run at leas! twice
Acnvmei today
A UNCCC Short Coune entitled "What la CamputorT will
be fives) at e n. la Roe 221 Philips Hail.
Tat Career Ptaaaine. and PlacaawM Office will offer a free one
hour Inlenrtm wortuahoat at 1 1 an. in Room 306 Henes HalL
Preeaan ssuoeme Inlereotad an phyelcel therapy msy
II lend a ncetin scheduled foe 7 p.m. in Ike auditorium of the
Divaioa for Disorders and Development aad Learning Dr.
Barney LeVcae will tpeak oa the lope "Sportt Medicine.'
Delia Sigma R1 will meet at 1X1 am in Room T-T New Carroll
Hall For more informal ion. call Chip at 97-1127.
Education eentore m Early Childhood and Intermodule
program! who want to net the services of the Career Planning and
Piecemeal Office art invited to an oriental ion meeting at 2 p.m. in
Room Of Peahody HalL
Wiajaaat atudinla arc iaviied lo aa informal gct-acquainied
parly in eoajuectioa with ruth activities of Kappa Epulon at 7 p m.
ia the ttudeat lounge of Beard HalL Kappa Epitlon a a
jaafsMisaal fraternity wheat purpose it to promote women in
pharmacy.
The Triangle Chapter of Parent! Without Partnera will meet at
I p.m. at Bethany Methodist Church, 2W Gueai Rd. Tha month'i
program topic wiB he "Energy Coesstvatioa in the Home." The
pukoc ii uvwd to attend.
UPCOMING EVENT.
The Bout Caasaaua Ceewnmaa ef tie CaroBna Union will
meet at 7:30 p.m. ia the Morrmoa Coaferente Room.
The UNO Young Democrat will hold their traditional
teoMster beer beau at I p.m. Tuesday ia Room 2l7Carolina Union.
Everyone it invited.
The Fellowship of Chrtatlan Athlete will present the movie
"The Devil's Coach" at 7:30 p.m. Tuaday in Kenan Field House.
Everyone a) welcome.
The Aaaoclatlon of Bualneaa Studenta will meet ai 3:30 p.m.
Tuesday in the faculty lounge of Old Canoll Hall. A fried chicken
dinner will follow the meeting. Colt for the dinner is 11.50 per
person.
The Undergraduate Art Hlatory Aaaoclatlon wril meet for live
firil general meeting of the year al 5 p.m. Tuesday in Room IIS
Ackland.
The Omega Pal Phi Fraternity, Inc. will hold in Spring
Smoker al 7:30 p.m. Tuetday in Room 213 Carolina Union.
The Outing Club will meet al 7 p.m. Tunday in the Carolina
Union. A talk will be presented on camping techniques.
A meeting of the UNC Craw Club otllcer t will be held at 3:30
p.m. Tuesday al the Carolina Inn cafeteria.
The UNC Table Term la Club will meet al 8 p m Tuesday in the
Women's Gym. All interested persons are invited.
A UNCCC short course emitted Introduction to UNCCC will
be given al 3 p.m. Tuesday in Room 228 Phillips Hall.
Three North Carolina poeta - Ann Deagon. David Childers,
and Julia Willis will be featured in a reading of original works al
t p.m. Tuesday at the An School, 150 East Mam, Lairboro.
The Alchemist, the magazine that features science, will hold a
staff meeting at I p m. Tuesday in the upstairs lounge of the
Carolina Union. Many of the present staff will graduate in the
spring, leaving positions open. Persons interested in writing,
editing, advertising and selling are encouraged to attend.
Would you like to know how to get the ob you want? Find
out by attending "Guerilla Tactics in the Job Markel" with Tom
Jackson, national authority on jobs and job finding al 8 p.m.
Tuesday in Memorial Hall. Students and faculty members are
urged to attend.
ITEMS OF INTEREST
All girls interested in signing up for spring sorority ruth should
sign up in the Panhellenk office before Jan. 31.
Applications for the title of Ml. Black Ink will be available in the
BSM office until Feb. 3. All interested young ladies freshmen,
sophomores, and juniors are urged to apply. Call 933-4596 for
more information.
The APO Book Co-op will be closed today and tomorrow, hut
will reopen Wednesday inihe basement of Smith Building to return
hooks and money. The Co-op will remain open through Feb. 2. and
business houn arc 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Fli youreell up and have your free portrait taken for the 1978
Yackety Yack. The photographers will be taking portraits from 9
a m. to noon on Monday. Wednesday and Friday and from I p m.
lo 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. lo 9 p.m. on Tuesday and Thursday from Jan.
30 through Feb. 10. If youdidn'l have your picture made last fall, or
you did but weren't pleased with it. sign up for an appointment any
weekday at the Carolina Union from 9 a.m. lo S p m.. the Y-Coun
from 9 a m. lo I p.m., or by calling the Yack office at 933-1259
between I p.m. and 5 p.m.
The University Counseling Cantor is offering the following
group programs this semester: Assertion Training Career
Exploration. Personal Growth. Test Anxiety Reduction, Women
in Transition. Family Crisis. Couples Enrichment and Iwo groups
for Students Older Than Average, For more information, call 933
2175. Petition for all student olllcee arc available in Suite Cof the
Carolina Union and should be returned no later than 5 p.m., Feb. 6.
Information on aummar ob opportunltlee in Ihe federal
government is now available in Room 211 Hanet Hall
Announcement No. 414 list both clerical and non-clerical
openings with locations. Application for the written test (needed
for clerical jobs) is also included.
Applications are now available at the International Center for
ihe UNC-Qottlngen Eichenge Program for the 1978-79 school
year. This program is an expense-paid study-abroad opportunity
for undergraduates al a Wesl German university. Applicants
should be fluent in German.
The International Center sponsors a two-day, overnight
orientation program for new foreign students in the fall al Camp
New Hope. This it an opportunity for UNC students tc meet with
international students in an informal environment. Anyone
interested in enisling with Ihe organization of the program or in
being a counselor at Ihe camp, please contact Peter Topping at the
International Center.
National MarH Scholarship checks are now available for the
spring semester. Merit Scholars should come to the second floor ol
the Student Aid Office. Vance Hall, between the hours of 8 a.m.
and 5 p.m. weekdays and present their class schedules to receive
these funds.
A fine selection of BetUse will be displayed by Sandy
MacDonakf in Ihe Carolina Union showcases through Feb. 2.
Applications for ihe Carolina Union Presidency for 1978-79
are now available at the Union desk. Applications arc due at the
desk by Jan. 30. For information, contact Eric Locher in Suite A of
the Carolina Union or call 933-1 157.
A series of non-denominational Bible talks will be held each
Monday and Wednesday through Feb. lb in Peabody Hall. For
information, contact 732-3490.
Alpha Phi Omega Co-ed Service Fraternity will hold spring
semester rush from 7 lo 9 p.m. Jan. 24 lo 26 in the basement of
Smith Building. All students are welcome.
Students interested in spending their junior year In Ghana,
Wesl Africa, should pick up an application al the International
Center in Bynum Hall. Applications are due Jan. 30. For further
information contact the Curriculum in African and Afro-American
Studies, 401 Alumni Building.
Deadline to apply for graduation for Arts and Sciences seniors
is Feb. I in the Dean's Office. 206 South Building.
Pan-tall reglatrelkm will be held through Feb. 8 in the dean's
offices-of the respective schools. '
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Come Register Jan. 25-28 for a
FREE
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GUITAR
with deluxe hardshnll case
Retail Value of $280.00
Drawing will be held at
5 p.m., Jan. 28th
music
iMOIinn
431 Weit Franklin Street (beside the Dairy Bar)
Welcome new & old friends!
judy Donnas
is now with
University Beauty Salon
157 E. Rosemary
(above Troll's)
968-1968
CLEARANCE
SALE
Wool Civil Defense
skirts .
now 23 off!
y2 OFF on all the
following:
Old Maine Trotter Shoes
Timberland Boots
Earth Boots
WAC Field Boots
Maine Hunting Boots
Cold Weather Field Jackets
O.D. Bush Jackets
all Hats
Leather Bags
14 OFF on ALL
Sweaters
WHILE THEY LAST!
at
129 E. Franklin St.
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"No vague promises, no snow
jobs. You'll know exactly what posi
tions are open, what's expected of
you, what the bank will do for you
and what they won't. It's 30 minutes
of give and take. And while you're
learning about us, the recruiter is
sizing you up. If he decides you're
for us, one trip to one of our Bank of
America units will produce a final
decision in most cases. When the
interview is over, you'll have a very
good idea what you'll be doing over
the next few months and in the
years to come'.'
ff The Bank offers a variety of
career opportunities, fl
"In California, you'll start as a
loan officer and head towards man
aging a community branch. You
could be running your own profit
center, and dealing directly with prin
cipals of business. Or you could
enter the administrative area as a
controller, or cashier. There are oppor
tunities, as well, in our Leasing
Department and other specialized
areas. As a global banker, your first
assignment in most cases will be in
your home country; but after a time,
you'll be involved in multinational
transactions throughout the world'.'
ff They donl fill every nook and
cranny with MBA's. TJ
"Bank of America management
knows that MBA's are valuable.
That's why they choose us with care
Richard Holmes
Chicago, IL
Shirley Clayton
Mountain View, CA
Stephanie Lum
San Francisco, CA
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JohnC. Dean, Jr.
Houston.TX
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Robert Morales
New York, MY
Adrienne Crowe
San Francisco, CA
and put us to work where we can do
the most good!'
W It's a young, aggressive
company! TJ
"Although founded in 1906, we've
only been doing business as Bank
of America since 1931. That's an
awfully short time to have become
the world's leading bank!"
Vt Look at our annual report! fl
"Don't just look at the $77 billion
in assets. Look at the quality of our
resources. More than 50 of the
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BANKof AMERICA UiUJ
An Equal Opportunity Employer
Our representative will be on campus January 31
profit comes out of international
business. And domestically, we have
a solid base of over one thousand
branches throughout California'.'
If Some of the best people in
banking work here. 99
"When I see the quality of the
people who work at Bank of America,
it makes me proud to be a member
of the team. The professionalism
and competence here are simply out
standing. They're looking for people
who can meet these high standards.
If you want to work with some of the
best people in banking, you owe it
to yourself to talk to us'.'
Bank of America is actively
seeking top-quality MBA's to fill a
number of specific
openings in California
and around the world.
To arrange for your
interview, contact us.
In San Francisco,
Connie Colladay, P.O. Box 37000,
San Francisco, CA 94137.
In Mew York, Fred Rynders,
Ass't. V.P., 299 Park Ave., New York,
NY 10017.
In Chicago, Claudia Luebbers,
Asst. V.P., 233 So. Wacker Dr.,
Chicago, IL 60606.
In Los Angeles, Management
Recruitment Dept., P.O. Box 3609,
Terminal Annex, Los Angeles,
CA 90051.'
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AWS festival
ERA Rally. II :30 a.m. to 1 p.m.. The Pit.
Women's Bazaar. 2 p.m. to 6 p.m., Great
Hall.
What Happened in Houston?
Multimedia presentation. 1:30 p.m.,
Rooms 213-215, Carolina Union.
Southern Women: An Historical
Perspective. Panel discussion. 7:30
p.m., Rooms 2 1 3-215 Carolina Union.
The Rev. Ellen Barrett speaking on
"Women in Official Capacities in the
Church," 8:30 p.m., Great Hall.
Film: "Triumph of the Will " 7 and 9 p.m.
. Carroll Hall Auditorium. 50 cents
admission. .
Ladies Concert Night at the Mad Hatter.
Featuring Lesslie Raasch, Jenny
Knoop, Rabyn Dobyns. Begins at 8
p.m.
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LOST: GOLD ADD-A-BEAD necklace. Please
return if found. Sentimental value. Call 933-5915.
COME WATCH THE TAR HEEL game
and join your friends al "He's Not Here."
Two TV's, Happy Hour everyday, fine
selection of domestic and imported beers.
Open seven days, downtown Chapel Hill.
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SPRING BREAK CRUISE from Ft. Lauderdale -Space
limited Call now for further details
942-4196.
CHEAP! NEAR HALF PRICE! Spring Morrison
dorm contract for sale! Male or female! Will
compromise at price! No offer could be better!
Contact Beverly Brown!
THE CAMPUS GOVERNING COUNCIL needs
a clerk. Pay is $2.65hr., 8-10 hoursweek.
Applications available thru Friday, 9-5 in Suite C
of the Union.
INSTACOPY Offset printing and quick
copying while you wait. 100 satisfaction
guaranteed. Check our fast service and tow prices
on theses work. lnsta-Copy, corner of Franklin &
Columbia (over the Zoom), 929-2147.
CAMPUS COPY CENTER - For all your
duplicating and copy needs. We provide fast, high
quality service at reasonable cost. Located on the
alley by the Porthole. Phone 929-3119.
SCHIANOS PIZZERIA NEEDS PART
TIME HELP. Call between 10 a.m. - 10
p.m. Ask for Sal or John, 489-8632.
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AFTERSCHOOL BABYSITTER needed for our
elementary school children. Two or more days
per week, from 2:45-5:15. Own transportation
necessary. Some light housekeeping. $7 per day.
Several students could share this job. 967-5107
evenings. .
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,
Classified info
Pick up ad forms in any classified box at all
DTH pickup spots or at DTH Office. '
Return ad and check or money order to
DTH Office 12:00 (noon) 1 day before the
ad will run or in campus mail 2 days before.
Ads must be prepaid.
Rales: 25 words or less
Students $1.50
Non-Students 2.50
5c for each additional word
$1.00 for boxed ad or bold type
Please notify the DTH Office if there are
mistakes in your ad, immediately! We will
only be responsible for the first ad run.
PIANO TEACHER NEEDED to come to our
house once a week to teach an 8-year-old
beginner & a 10-years-old with some experience.
967-5 107 evenings.
CROCKED POT, My bags are packed. Ready to
dine on love and laughter P.C., H.S., and PRN.
Your Tahitian Sweetheart.
TO THE GUY WHO "NAPS" in the Chem library
between his Chem and Zool classes: You've got
beautiful eyes, and a lovely smile.
Happy Birthday, Beth. With all my love, John.
MISS MELLY: Happy Birthday! S's. 6:00.
Tonight. Be there. Y. R.'s R and P.
FOUND: CALCULATOR outside Venable.
Identify it and it's yours. Call 967-8393 and ask for
Todd.
LOST RUST SUEDE POCKETBOOK near bus
stop on Franklin. Please return to information
desk in the Student Union for a reward. No
questions asked!
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