UNC readers will offer
Dorothy Parker comedy
1 he Reader's Theatre will present
its third production of the year,
Through the Eyes of Dorothy Parker,
at 8:00 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday
in Rooms 202-204 Carolina Union.
The show is an anthology of poems
and short stories which illustrates
some of Dorothy Parker's writings
concerning male-female relationships.
The production will include such short
stories as The Telephone Call. You
Were Perfectly Fine and Here We Are.
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A Recruiter from Tulane Graduate
School of Business will be on campus
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Group Meetings will be held at 10:00, 12:00, and 3:00. If this
is not convenient, please drop by anytime for a chat. No
specific undergraduate degree requirements required to
apply.
3 Ways to Obtain
An Absentee Ballot:
1. You can visit your county Board of Elections office personally
no later than Wednesday, April 26.
2. You can have a close relative go to the Board of Elections and
request and complete an application for you.
3. OR you can use Hodges for Senate official absentee ballot
application request card. The request must be mailed by April 20.
To obtain a card, calr Bob Mann at 933
Carolina Union. Mbdges table will be in
from 10 -1:00.
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The light comedy of the scenes traces
the progression of heterosexual
relationships throughout Parker's
literature.
The presentation was adapted by'
director Terry Casey and production
team members Sue McCandless,
Cindy Blanke and Pam Rorie.
Members of the cast include Reg
Schloss, Carrie Spotts, Tenley Ayers,
Lynn Thompson, Lyndon Fuller,
Jerry Parrish and Anna Bass.
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the Carolina Union April 5, 6, 10, 1 1, 12
Carolina needs Luther
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PO Box 1978. Raleigh.NC. 27602
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On' of ttiomost exciting baslictliall'
J dosMcbccdcrs in North Carolina
QZi&j hhtory is comIrj
Opening Game at 7:00 p.m.
USSR vs. CUBA
USA vs. YUGOSLAVIA
AT 9:00 p.m. IN A REMATCH OF THE 1976 MONTREAL OLYMPIC
GOLD MEDAL GAME.
Players selected
for the USA
include Phil Ford
Of Mike O'Koren
of UNC
Plus: David Greenwood of UCLA, James Bailey ot Rutgers, Joe Barry
Carroll of Purdue, Sidney Moncreif of Arkansas, and Kentucky's Rick
Robey, James Lee, Jack Givens and Kyle Macy.
Coaching USA: Joe Hall of Kentucky
Tickets: $6.00
Water polo
Remember when as younsterssiitingaround the
local swimming pool, somebody would suggest
something besides just plain paddling about or
diving off the board?
Remember getting tired quickly as you tried to
stay afloat in me deep end of the pool while the
other team in that game of water polo rested
comfortably with its feet on the pool's bottom?
, Remember quitting that game of water polo
when you said, "That game is harder than it looks
on TV"? "
Water polo, a game that combines swimming
ability, stamina and the knack of throwing a ball
into a goal into a game resembling basketball in
the water, demands more than a person's casual
attention when played well. It is played in NCAA
circles in the western states and in New England.
Water polo is infiltrating the south, though, and
the UNC campus is one of a number of schools
along the mid-atlantic coast that has put water
polo in as a club sport.
The UNC Water Polo Club traveled to
Morganton, West Virginia March 26 and
competed in an invitational club tournament,
finishing in the final four in the club's first
competition of the year. Going to West Virginia
was important, according to club coach Jody
Inglefield.
"We had been practicing all along and we
wanted to participate in some competition." he
said. "We made it to the semifinals, but thev were
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easy to watch, tougher to play
played on Monday and some of our team
members had to go to class."
The club is trying to build a better program lor
its members by playing more matches in addition
to practicing and learning the finer points of water
polo. Inglefield. a senior, began playing water
polo when he was 14.
IMs & Clubs
By BILL FIELDS
Most of the UNC club's members didn't begin
playing water polo at such a young age. so the club
can't seek out competition that is much more
experienced. Inglefield said around 40 peisons
have been involved with the club during the year,
but some of these just came b the pool when a
practice was in session and played lor one day.
Inglefield encourages people to join the water
polo club. Next year, the UNC club hopes to be
part of a club league that would include Duke.
ECU. Washington and Lee. Georgia Southern.
V M1. Richmond and perhaps more teams from
the Washington. D.C. area.
The club plays in Richmond this weekend in a
Round Robin tournament featuring Richmond.
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Gong Show participants should pre
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Navy and several teams from C anada. Matches
are planned tentatively with Duke and the
Philadelphia Aquatic Club later this month.
When Inglefield and the other water polo
players are in the pool, w hat are they really trying
to accomplish? Water polo is seen at the summer
Olympics, but the sport gets little publicity in this
area and remains unknown.
As mentioned, it demands stamina and an
ability to swim well. Teams consist of seven
players in the water, one of whom is the
goalkeeper. Games consist of four five-minute
periods, a length of time that is longer than it
would be if the players weren't staying afloat.
Fouls are called for things such as holding on to
the side of the pool, splashing an opponent's face
with water, holding the hall under water when
guarded or touching the ball with both hands at
the same time.
1 he I AC Club 1 out hall team opened its spnng
schedule Sunday against Westei n Carolina on the
astroturf. battling a tough defense, 150 yards in
penalties and W degree temperatures on the field
resulting in a 0-0 game. Coach Lynn 1 eatherstone
said an overtime wasn't played because of the
severe heat.
I he footballers travel to North Brunswick High
School in I. eland Saturday to participate in the
N.C. Club Football Association's seventh annual
Beach Weekend Classic.
UNC meetsNC. State at 1. 30 p.m. Other games
pit Wake Forest against Roanoke Rapids,
Western Carolina versus the Raleigh Raiders and
Clemson against UNC-Wilmington
I eaguc A idened its lead in the Residence Hall
intramural point race through the winter events ot
basketball, volleyball, raiiietball and bowling,
i l eague held a three-point lead over Graham alter
' fall sports but scored 485 points during the winter
to gain a 151-point lead over Granville AW.
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Wednesday. April 5, 1978 The Daily Tar Heel 3
league B is third with 633 points followed by
Graham dorm with 613.
Entries are due tomorrow for a Co-rec
basketball tournament sponsored by the IM
department. Teams will consist of three women
and two men on the court. Schedules are available
on Friday.
Try outs for those persons w ho signed up to play
softball on Big Four Sports Day will be Thursday
at 3 p.m.
The IM department is seeking dorm managers
for next year. Interested persons should contact
the IM office.
Sports shorts
Women netters
defeat Deacons
Carolina won five of six singles matches and
two of three doubles contests to take a 7-2
w omen's tennis victory over Wake Forest Tuesday
on the Country Club Courts.
Carolina is now 9-1 overall. Wake dropped to 9-
4.
Singles: Black (LAC) d. Corey 6-7, 7-6, 6-4;
Hatcher (I AC) d. EJdridge 6-3, 6-3; Shands
(UNC) d. Phelps 7-6, 7-5; Harrison (LAC) d.
Snipes 6-0. 6-1; Von Lackum(W F)d. Dodson4-6,
6-3, 6-3; Scott (l'NC)d Chapman7-5, 6-4; Linker
(UNO d. D.iriaeott 7-5, 6-2.
Doubles; Corev-Lldridge (WF) d. Hatcher
Scott 6-4, 7-5; llarrison-Shands (LAC) d.
Chapman-Dan aeourt 6-0. 7-5, Dodson-Frautschi
(UNC) d. Phelps-Snipcs 6-3. 6-2.
In Carolina sports action Wednesday, the men's
tennis team will play Wake Forest at 2 p.m. here
and the baseball team w ill travel to East Carolina
for a 7:30 p.m. game.
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