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ACTIVITIES TODAY
Senlori or gradual student seeking employment
who want t" uc the sen ices of he Career Planning and
.'laccmrm Ofli.c arc invited to an orientation meeting at
noon in MM Hanes Hall.
The Chapel Hill Public Library v. ill present Diary ol
Anne I'mnk at the spring film series al 7 p m. Tuesday
and Wednesday in the library meeting room.
The BSD Council will meet at J p.m. at Battle House
The Walk ol Humanity Committee will meet at 7
pin. tn 206 of the Campus Y. Anyone interested in
helping with the walk is invited to attend.
The Franklin Street Gourmet Supplement
Committee will meet at 5 p m. in the SCAU office.
The Minority Health Career Organization will
meet at 7 p.m. in 103 Bcrryhill Dr. Marion Phillips, dean
ol admissions ol the I NC School of Medicine, will be the
("test speaker
The UNC Chriellan Science Organization ill hold
a lecture p.cr.uation meeting at 5 p.m. in Room 21 of
(he Carolina t'nion
The UNC Common Came will hold a dinner at 5; 31)
p m. in Room 215 Carolina I'nion. Bring a sandwich.
The Carolina Union Performing Art Committee
will inert at 5:30 p m. in the Frank Porter Graham
I ouni.. ol the Carolina I'nion
The UNC Club Football team will hold an
introductory spring membership drive meeting at b 30
p m in Room 204 Carolina I'nion. Old members who
plan to play are requested to attend, and newcomers are
cordially invited.
AWS would like a gioup to sec I momrmm Women
ami Others. Am one inlerested is asked to sign up in the
AV.Sn.tice.
The Fellowship ol Chriatian Athlete will meet at
7:30 p.m. in Kenan Fielclhouse.
A potluck dinner for students in the Freshman
Honors Program will be held at 6:30 p.m. in the
basement of 'he I uthcran Church on Rosemary Street
lr. Slcincr. political science professor, will be the guest
speaker.
Eckankar will present "lkankur. A Way of Life" at
7 30 p in in Room 213 of the Carolina Union. A panel
oVi'msion will follow.
The Bill Eirani Dance Company ill present a public
concert at K p tn in Memorial Hall. Tickets are $4 for I he
public and S3 for students, and are available at the
Carolina I'nion desk and at the door.
Dr. Joseph Sloane will present a slide lecture at 7 30
P m, m I IS A.kland Art Building.
Brian Berry will speak on "Urban Policymaking
Alternatives: Dilemmas of Social Science in a
I'ractitioncr'j World" at 8 p.m. in 1 1 1 Murphey Hall.
Sylvia Zaremba ill present an all-Chopin recital at 8
p m. in H 'II Hall auditorium.
Dr. Nafewajaki will speak on "Some Implications of
the Viral Theorem for Molecular Force Fields" at the
Physical Chemistry Seminar.
UPCOMING EVENTS
A lite out-horn resume workshop will be hcid at 2
( n. Wednesday in 210 Hanes Hall.
I here is an extension of the deadline due date lor
elected BSM petition!. 1 he new deadline is Feb. 22. the
t'.iy before "Meet the Candidates" for BSM positions.
Vote For
LYNDON FULLER
For CGC Representative
District 18
This Wednesday, Feb. 22
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The
Foundation Bookstore
136 E. Rosemary St.
Across from Blimpie's
OPENING THURSDAY AT NOON
This special offer is our way of introducing you tcv
our homemade biscuit breakfast. We're serving old
fashioned country ham, sausaqe, scrambled egtianq
jelly biscuits. And there's more on our menu, including
apple danish, orange juice and coffee with free refills:
Bring in the coupon
get our free Breakfast Bonus. , jz
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in to the bo outside trie DTH offices in the
day fcacli item will run at least twice
Education Seniori and graduate atudent seeking
employment who want to use the services of the Career
Planning and Placement Office are invited to an
orientation meeting at 2 p.m. Wednesday in 2I0C
Peabody Hall Please sign up in 21 1 Hanes Hall if you
plan to attend
The UNC atudent body will attempt to break a
Guiness world record at the Duke ticket distribulion
between 3 and 5 p.m. Wednesday.
' The Outing Club will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the
Carolina Union. Fquipment purchases Kill becompleled.
The Order ot the Grail-Valkyries v ill meet at 7:30
p m. Wednesday in t tie Frank Porter (iraham Lounge of
(he Carolina Union.
, C'ume cheer the I ar Heels on lo.iclurieso.er Moo-U
and Dook at a pep rally at 8 p m V. cdnesday starting at
Carmichael and ending at Granville.
A Consumer Law Workshop focusing on students'
contracts will be presented by the Student Legal Services
at 4 p m Wednesdav in Room 2l5of the Carolina Union.
The Accounting Club w ill meet at 7 pin. W 'cdnesday
in 17 New Carroll. Ruth Rogers will address
"Accountants as Small Practitioners" ,
The Undergraduate Math Club will meet at 7:30
pin Wednesday in 383 Phillips. Dr. Robert Mann will
speak on "Career Possibilities with a Bachelor Degree."
The Science Fiction and Fantasy Club will hold
their first anniversaiy party at 7 p m. Wednesday in 308
Alumni,
Students tor Laurence Davis tor U.S. Senate will
meet at 3 p m Wednesday in Room 213 of the Carolina
Union.
The Executive Board ol Graduate and
Professional Student Federation will meet at 6 p.m.
Wednesday in Ihe Frank Porter Graham Lounge ol the
Carolina Union
A Stress Management Workshop with Dr Phillip
Belore we started advertising our article In the Columbus,
Ohio paper, we received and responded to a request to send
our articles to a man In that city.
The man wrote us and thanked us lor sending the articles,
saying he found them stimulating and enjoyable, however,
our concept ot Christianity was quite a bit different from his
and It was seldom that he agreed with us. Also he wrote: "If
you don't mind a word of caution, be wary that you are not
'using' God to justify your own wants and desire many
have t'sed God's Word to suit their own prejudices a des
picable feat, at least." Then he asked that we please write and
comment on his Ideas. We replied that we were not In a
position to comment on his concept of Christianity tor the
simple reason that he did not tell what It was nor point out
where ours was wrong. Therefore, we could not comment
nor were we in a position to "tee the light and get right,"
provided we were wrong and It was he that was living and
walking "in the light and right paths." We stated we did not
consider it charitable to leave one "walking in darkness until
he falls In the ditch," especially since "the ditch of eternity" is
a little ways ahead for every soul that continues walking In
darkness.
In regard to the word of caution: "Be wary that you are not
'using' God to justify your own wants and desires many
have used God's Word to suit their own prejudices - a despicable-feat,
at least": Our comment was that we would have
to confess that that was exactly what we were doing, 'using'
God and His Word to justify our wants and desires, and
whether or not it was a "despicable feat" depended on what
the wants and desires were.
After some consideration of this criticism, we appraised
our two greatest wants and desires to be, first, to get to
heaven when we die, "to flee the wrath to come eternal hell
fire; second, to persuade as many at possible to go along, or
do likewite, and obtain "the inheritance, Incorruptible,
undeliled, that fadeth not away, reserved in heaven" lor the
falthtul unto death! Our final comment was that over the
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and Susan Lyons will be held al 8 p.m. Wednesday in
Room 213 of the Carolina Union for SOT A members and
friends.
College Students In Broadcasting will hold a
general business meeting at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday in
Room 202 of the Carolina Union.
A UNCCC Short Course, Disk Daia Set Usage, will
be held at 3 p.m. Wednesday in 228 Phillips.
An IRSS Short Course, SAS. Session 4 or 4, will be
held at 2 p.m. Wednesday in 212 Saunders.
ITEMS OF INTEREST
Society ol Janus nomination forms must be returned
by Feb. 22 to Jan Bolick. 108 Cobb.
Nomination forms for the Order ol the Grail can be
obtained at the Carolina Union desk.
The Cellar Door is now accepting poetry, prose,
graphics, photography, and short plays for the Spring
1978 issue. Fntries should be left al 205 of Ihe Campus Y
by Mar. I.
The Chapel Hill Board of Aldermen is establishing a
Committee for Civic History. Any students interested
in being on this committee are asked to send a resume to
either the Municipal Building or Bill I horpe. P.O. Box
1273. Chapel Hill.
Rising seniors in liberal arts and graduate
students In health care administration may be eligible
for a summer internship with the Social Security
Administration. Interested students should come by
Career Planning and Placement. 211 Hanes Hall.
If you still haven't had your portrait made for Ihe 1978
Yackety Yack, you can have it taken Tuesday between 9
a.m. and noon or I and 5 p m. To make an appointment,
come by Suite D ol the Carolina Union between I and 5
p.m. or call 933-1259.
Applications and interview sign-up lor chairperson
positions on the Carolina Union committees are
available until Mar. 3.
The Federal Communications Commission will be
at Shaw University in Raleigh on Mar. 8 to give the FCC
Commercial License Examination. You must make an
appointment by Feb. 21 in order to be admitted Contact
Dr. Czech in Swain Hall or Don Moore at WXYC for
more information. ,
Students who will be juniors, seniors or graduate
"WHY DO THE HEATHEN
Psalms 2:1 and Acts 4:25
years had otten noticed when some were unable to answer
the facts and logic of an opponent, then they begin to attack
the other's motives and character regardless of their
knowledge of either, and to borrow hit own expression that
appeared to be "a despicable feat, at least." Of course,
however, my correspondent would not be guilty of such!
John The Baptist's message to prepare men for the com
ing of Christ was to "flee the wrath to come," for Christ would
gather His wheat Into the garner and burn the "chaff with
unquenchable fire if you call yourself Christian what do
you consider yourself, "Wheat," or "Chaff there Is no Ufa,
no spiritual life in "chaff!" The Apostle Paul was caught up
into heaven and heard "unspeakable words" not lawful for
him to utter, and later, In speaking of "the judgment seat of
Christ," he said: "Knowing the terror of The Lord, we
persuade men," and at another time he said he could "wish
himself accursed from Christ" In order that his brethren after
the flesh might be savedl
The great work for God accomplished by men like Luther,
Calvin, Knox, Bunyan, Wesley and others, began as a result
of their want and desire to be saved from their sins and es
cape "eternal hell!" Recently I read that mighty man of God,
Jonathan Edwards, said the cause of his beginning to seek
the Lord and to do His will was the result of meditation on
The Bible's message of hell fire for the lost soul that Jesus
Christ so often and so faithfully warned men, and then
suffered the awful death on the Cross to make the way of es
cape! "Therefore, we ought to give the more earnest heed to
the things which we have heard, lest at any time we should let
them slip ... HOW SHALL WE ESCAPE, IF WE NEGLECT SO
GREAT SALVATION ... " Hebrews 2:1-3.
Self preservation Is the first law of nature preservation of
a life that at the most will end In a little over seventy years,
life that Is like a vapor that appears a moment and Is gone! Is
one foolish or unwise to 'use' God and the means of grace to
accomplish the want and desire for the self preservation of
his soul "while the ages of eternity roll?"
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students next year, who have good veri
communications skills, and who have financial need may
he eligible for a Career Asslstantshlp at the Career
Planning and Placement Office for 1978-79. Career
Assistantships help other students with information and
advising on career possibilities. Interested students
should call Jane Kendall at 933-6507 by Feb. 22,
The Reading Program now has openings from 8 a.m.
to 8 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays and from 8 a.m. to
4 p.m. on Fridays for work on reading speed,
comprehension, critical analysis, study skills and
preparation for graduate and professional school
entrance exams. The program is located in 204 Phillips
Annex.
Volunteer tutor are needed for elementary and
especially for jr. high students. Please come by 102 of the
Campus Y for an application.
The Playmakers Repertory Company production
of Uncommon Women and Others will be presented Feb.
16 through Mar. 4. The show runs Tuesday through
Saturday at 8 p.m. with Sunday matinees at 2 p.m.
Tickets are now on sale and group rates are available. For
more information, and ticket reservations, call the box
office at 933-1 121.
Charles Kurall. William F. Buckley and Tom Wicker
are among the personalities coming this spring for the
1978 Carolina Symposium. We are looking for
students to assist them during their visits. If you would
like to meet some of these individuals, or. if you could
volunteer your help in any way. please call Sam Sockwell
or Charles Bowman at the symposium oflice between
noon and I p.m. on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, or
2 to 5 p.m. weekdays.
The School of Business Administration announces
that application forms are now available for all non
General College students who wish to apply for
adm ission into t he B A school. Forms may be picked up in
I09 Carroll Hall. Deadline for submitting applications is
Mar. 3.
The sign up for stores to be surveyed by Comparison
Shopper this weekend is now posted on the SCAU office
door in Suite B. Please come by and sign up.
Qualified instructors are needed for a post-spring
break series of ihe Carolina Union special Interest
classes. Interested persons should call 933-I I57 or drop
by Suite A of the Carolina Union.
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Board of Directors
will hold its next regular meeting'
3:30 p.m. Tuesday
February 21, 1978
in the Student Union
(Room Assignment available at the Union Desk)
These meetings are open to all interested students,
faculty, staff and community members for observation.
The Daily Tar Heel Board of Directors is a seven member board of students,
faculty and community members, established April 1, 1977, that is responsible
for overseeing the financial affairs and non-editorial policies of the Daily Tar
Heel. The board usually meets twice monthly to review operations.
For further information call Claire Bagley,
business manager of The Daily Tar Heel
board of Directors at 933-0252.
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FOR SALE: EHRINGHAUS DORM
CONTRACT. $ negotiable. Call 933-3484
anytime. Keep trying.
SINGLE ROOM CONTRACT - NORTH
campus, Whitehead Dorm. Must sell
immediately. Call 933-6452.
UP TO 50 OFF. Pick your own discount during
February. Great cold weather & camping gear.
Authentic Army-Navy surplus. Poor Richard's,
Eastgate Shopping Center, Around corner next
to Eckerds. 929-5850.
JUST RIGHT FOR SPRING BREAK. . . 1970
Hornet, low mileage, new tires, vinyl roof,
manual transmission, great condition. ,929
8331 (evenings or mealtimes best).
1971 DODGE DART, power steering, air
conditioning, extremely clean and dependable.
This car a steal at $1,000. Firm. Call 942-7307 or
try 929-8364.
ROOM FOR RENT. Ideal location close to
campus. Kitchen and living room privileges. $110
mo., all utilities included. Mature male with good
references. Call James Farlow 942-4755.
J1M JI-LJJ-H-IIII IL J! III 11 IIH1!.LW1I
LOST KODAK INSTAMATIC at Phi Delt Pig
Rckin, Sat. 11th, my name is on the camera,
please call Jane 942-4744, reward.
FOUND: AN EXPENSIVE RED pocket knife on
the curb in front of the Tri-Delta sorority house,
on Pittsboro Street. Call 967-2521 and identify
type and claim.
LOST: GOLD SIGNET RING with initials J.W.N.
Reward offered. Ask for Neal at 968-9068.
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CHALLENGING, INTERESTING WEEKEND
POSITION requiring dependability, accuracy
and pleasant personality. Call 966-4793.
OVERSEAS JOBS - Summeryear-round.
Europe, S. America, Australia, Asia, etc. All fields,
$500-$1200 monthly, expenses paid, sightseeing.
Free information - Write: BHP Co., Box 4490,
Dept. NL, Berkeley, CA 94704
JIMMY B: I FOOLED around and fell in love two
years ago. Thanks for everything buns, d.w.,
bedtime stories, fooling around but mostly the
love. ILY! Faye.
HEY BIG ED: happy 22nd! May your keg always
be full! Jimbo.
TO THE BRUNETTE eating in the Union at
8:15 on Thursday night. I was wearing a gym
suit and blue jacket at the table next to your
booth. You trouble my thoughts. Will I see you
again? Legal Beagle.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY KATHERINE E. It may be
your 20th but you'll still need your I.D. when we go
to Disco Ville. Love Rick.
DAVID, RICK, and FRANK-Flash! The
cheeseberg has finally thawed out! Authorities in
Australia still seeking at large cherry thanks for
a phenomenal evening! JW, NM, TB.
GUSTAF: Two years and we're still crazy.
Happy Anniversary. Love, Froomie.
BETTS Now you really are 21 going on 32!
Whip and Ernie will always love you. Your roomie.
HAPPY 21st BIRTHDAY BETSY! You've finally
made it but will you make it? I've got mine . . . have
you got yours? Love, Count Ernie.
SAPPHIRE-EYED Siren, sing me your sweet
song.
The simple song, the song of single lyric.
Sing, claimed jewel, the song that would be mine
If my courage were equal to my desire.
Sng, honey-haired abacist, whisper the song of
the single lyric: BROCCOLI.
BUS: Happy count backwards 20th. You young
thing! I love you. Gor.
WILL PAY ABSOLUTE TOP DOL LAR for ACC
tourney tickets. Will consider partial books. 929
1880 early or late, 383-5502 or 828 5305 business
hours.
TONY'S PRIZE.
Debby J.
The number is 006. Congrats
INSTA-COPY offset printing & quick copying
while you wait. 100 satisfaction guaranteed.
Check our fast service and bwjjrice on theses
work. Insta-copy, corner of Franklin & Columbia
(over the Zoom.. 929-2147.
MAKERS MARKET, natural foods, 411 W.
Rosemary, 967-9334, open 11 a.m.-6 p.m., closed
Sundays. Grains, be.ns, nuts, seeds, juices,
cheese, honey, yogurt, peanut butter, herb teas,
oil, dried fruit, tamari, miso, flour, organic carrots,
soaps, shampoos, much more.
TYPING - THESES, PAPERS, RESUMES,
applications reasonable rates. Executive
Secretarial Services, 100 Eastowne Drive,
(Across from Blue CrossBlue Shield) 929-0286,
493-1488.
ATTENTION MOUNTAIN RESIDENTS:
anyone interested in Appalachian folklore: We
need info on Appalachian culture, someone to
speak the dialect, someone to call squaredance.
Call 942-3492.
1 .0. - Jill
ESP. The Institute for Parapsychology in Durham
would like to hear from people who believe that
they may have a testable psychic skill, such as an
ability to guess playing cards with unusual success
(when the cards are hidden from view). Call Dr.
Charles Akers at 1-688-8241 '
DAYTONA BEACH! This is going to be THE
Carolina Beach trip for spring break. We've got a
fantastic deal for only $119.50 (including
transportation). C'mon join us! Bill Verch 933
2567. 942-4041 (Drive-to available).
ATLANTA Less than commercial fare.
Depart Feb. 24 , Feb. 26. Space limited first
come first serve. Call Gary Jacobs, 966-1161 day
or 929-7407 evenings.
SKYBUS 78 Europe, Israel, Mideast, Asia and
Africa at "no frills" prices Global
StudentTeacher Travel Service, 521 Fifth
Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10017 - 212-379-3532.
SAIL THE BAHAMAS and live aboard a 4ff ketch
at spring break. Sailing, swimming, snorkeling,
etc. Departure Ft. Lauderdale March 4th, return
March 11th. $350. 'Includes all. For
reservationsinformation call or write Scott
Smith, P.O. Box 836, Reidsville, N.C. 27320.
919349-8714.
CARPOOL - Siler City to Chapel Hill. 8 a.m.
to 5 p.m. Two spaces available. Share driving.
Call Sandy (933-1204) or Melinda (933-5066).
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