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2 The Daily Tar Heel Friday, April 7, 1978 Campus Calendar "Compiled by Kelly Carr Public service announcements must be turned In to the box outside the DTH offices in the Union by 1:00 p.m. It they ere to run the next day Each frern will run at least twice ACTIVITIES TODAY The Carolina Gay Association ill mcci at 7:M p.m. in Room 2H Carolina Union. Robert T. W hillock mil speak on "Medicine: When Medical t tint-niton was Beginning in Chapel Hill, 1877-79" at 2 p.m. mine C aiotina Inn Ballroom. Chapel Hill ECOS will mcel at 4 W p m at the VillagcGreen. Planetarium Night for all Krcshman Honors students will be held at 7.15 p m. at the Moieliead Planetamim. Enter the main iohh from Ihe door facing FianUin Street lor a peaal show and an evening ot stargazing The New World Singers Mill he in concert Irom 8-10 p m. at the 1 airboro Baptist C hurch A love ottering will he taken up. UPCOMING EVENTS An Imperialism and National Opprassion Conlerence will he held from K m -9 pm Saiurday at St Augmtine'sCollrge in Raleigh. 1 he all-das conference u being tponmrcd by the New African I iheration Support Committee, hor more information, call 7-SI01 or 6KK-MW) The Promised Land, an epic film ballad of Chile during the 1 9 30, will be shown at 8 p.m. Saturday at Wesley Foundation. The Atlanta Ballet will offer a modern master claw from 10 11:30 a.m. and a ballet master clask Irom I I'M) a.m. - I p.m. Saiurday irj the dance studio of Women's Ciym. A demonstration entitled "A History of Dance" will be presented at H p.m. in Memorial Dr. William J. Donaldson will speak on "Integration ol Theologv and Psychology" at 8 p m. Saturday in 300 New West. The North Campus Chapter of tntarvarstty Christian Fellowship will have a picnic lunch at noon Saturday at Battle House. All chapter members are utjied to come for food and fellowship. Intenrarslty Christian Fellowship will hold a quad meeting of all four chapter! at 7pm Satwdav in the fourth floor lounge of Drv A service of worship in commemoration of the life of the Rev. Ir Martin Luther King. Jr. will be held at b p.m Sunday at the Chape! n( the Cross 1 he sermon is entitled "I Have a Dream." An IFC-Panhellenic-Faculty Picnic will be held Sunday in f orest Theatre. IK' and PH executives, all soiorttv and fraternity presidents and selected faculty members and their spouses are invited The Young Democrats of Orange County arc sponsoring a mecl-lhe-candidale forum at 7:3(1 p m Sunday at the New Hope C ommunity I enter. Ail candidates lor Oiange County CommisMoneis will spc.ik. H lllcl's delicious Lo and Bagels Brunch will he held at 1 1 a.m. So mi a v Carlyle Mamey will preach at 1 1 a m Sunday at Wesley Foundation. The Outing Club will spomur a threc-to-lour hour bike trip Suhuhv Anvone interested should meet at V 30 a m Sunday in the paved pailving lot of the- Carolina I num. A guitar mass will he held at 5 15 Sunday at Chapel of the An FCA picnic and outing to Clearwater l ake will be held at 2 3o p.m Sunday. Everyone is welcome. An exhibit of paintings and drawings by Unda Huff will open at 3pm Sunday at the Carrboro Art School. An OTC Drug Fair will be held from K a m . - 5 p.m. Monday in the Carolina I nion. Kappa F dm Ion will answer questions about non-pret.cnp.ion drugs. CGA will meet ai 7pm Monday in Room 217 Carolina Union. M. H. Ross will speak on "1 he Mine Disaster and the Movement for Black l ung l egislation" at the Policy Analysis Group meeting at noon Monday in 207 Hamilton. The Flnt Arts Festival will meet at b 15 p m Monday in 302 A Steele Steven C. Bruell will speak on "Analysis of Multipass Queuemg Network Models" at I p m. Monday in 04 Hanes, A Communication Career Seminar will be held at 3 p.m. Monday in the Hank Porter Graham Lounge of the Carolina Union Woody Durham, Kay Allison and Bob Brown will speak. The Italian Table will meet at o 15 p m Monday at the New Zoom Restaurant. SOTA will hold us April Tray Dinner" at 5pm Monday in the south end of the Pine Room. Preregistratton of motor vehicles tor 1976-70 will begin Monday Application forms, instructions and parking regulations are available in dorms, the Carolina I'nton, the Married Student Homing Office, and the traffic offices. Applications received bclorc May 15 will be processed during the summer. Students should report to Hanet Hall on Aug 21-23 to pick up permits. Those not picked up by Sept. 1 will be reassigned to late applicants. Permits are $72 for a full year or $54 lor the academic year. Bus pusses will not he available until fall registration. Absentee ballot application cards will be available from 10 am. - I pm. Monday-Wednesday at the Hodges table in the Carolina Union. ITEMS OF INTEREST People on the waiting list fot the 1977 Yackety Yack may purchase a copy if their number is 250 or lower and if they doso by , April (2. The price is $15. ' m-fine IntrMc.r In "heading " the YM-YWCA Dinner Discussion Program next vtai may submit his or her name for consideration in 102 1 anipus Y I" or details, contact the Campus Y, Sam S(Hakwelt or Brad Vogclbach. Auditions fot the first annual Residence Hall Association All Campus Variety Show will be held April 12 and 13. To sign up, call 933-760K 01 stop by the desk at Winston Dorm Cash prizes will be awarded to the top acts. Judging will be made by campus celebrities. Sweet Caroline applications are now available at the Sports Information Olfice in Carmichacl Auditorium. Interviews will be held Apr. 17-20 in Kenan Field House. For further information call Linda at 933-K41I. Applications for the UNC Women's Forum are available at the Carolina Union Desk. Applications are due Apr. 14. April 19 the deadline to subscribe to the 1978 Yack el y Yack f - i r ! urana wpeniny Oriental Massage Ladies Welcome 942-1814 110 N. Graham Open 11 AM until 11 PM Serving Daily 11:30-2:00 4:45-7:15 Phone: 942-2171 ( RESTAURANT) SCHOOL OF ART A community of serious visual performing artistt and students in the Adirondack Mountains ot New York GOAL; To provide an ideal environment tor the development of ai stic skills. MEANS: 1 The School offers a unique and rigorous all-art curriculum baaed r;n a structured interdisciplinary study In Painting. Drawing, Ctfiamits, Photography. Screenprmt. Etching and Lithography. 2 Srnan, demanding, weli-oriented claaeea with a faculty ot highly qualified, professional artistteachers. 3 Twpnty-tour hour a day access to spacious, wail-equlpoad studios 4 Access and involvement in the Cent for Music, Drama and Art including its professional Acting Company, music and dance prug'ams. t Tr,e School is located m the Olympic Village of Lake Placd tn v m.dst of 6 000.000 acres of State Forest PLACID ART SUMMER Si WiUK WORKSHOPS in Intro to Photo, Fine Art Photo. Stone t ''fu 'dj't'if S feenpnnt, Advanced Printmaking, Drawing SkiMi, U..M'trj an; U'vgn Realistic Painting, Abstract Painting. Ceramics VSI7ING AHTiST WORKSHOPS: William LaraonCathefine Jensen Color ConceptsSculptural Attitudes. Robert He! neck en: Alteration of tht- Imaue. Me'tnie WslkeiJohn Craig. Photo-related Merita (Non SiivHf and Photo Gravure), Helmmo KindermannJacfc Saf: Nun -Camera Photography (lound imagery) CERAMICS: Richard Peeler: Functional Pottery, Production and Marketing, ToenHio Taka7UFred Ofen: Clay WorkshopsThrowing, Fred Oieen: Kiln Bu"dng PRfNTMAKlNG: Herb FoiJec Lemon Advanced Litho Ntncy DihiittromMeiody Welier PAINTING: Jennifer Ba'llett Pfi.tt'ing Techmqucv John Gellucc.: Watercotor Q o CL LU -J The price a $10. There a a SI charge for mailing. Yack can he purchased in Ihe Yack office. Suite 1) Carolina Union from l-S p.m. Monday-hrulay. r hy-mailing Ihe Mil Ur Ww Coupon with payment. Come out and vote for your favorile ugly in APO Campus Chest's Ugllttt Man on Campua contest. All proceed! go lo the Campus Chest charities. The winner will he announced April I J ul the Campus Chest Carnival. Weeley Foundation has summer living space available. II interested call W2-2I51 Persons interested in working on the Campua Y Newetetter nest year are asked to call Isebhie at f.l.llttl or sign up in 1(1 Campus Y- Everyone is encouraged lo sign up. English major should sign up hy April 7 for appointments to pre-register with their departmental advisors. The Association of Bualneee Student would like to answer any business preregmraiion questions all this week on third floor ol South Building. After this week, quctliom can be answered in 214 Old Carroll. Information on aummar Job opporfuntlkn In tie Foster! Government is now availahle in 211 Hanes. Announcement 414 lists both clerical and non-clerical openings with locations. Application for the written test is also included. Students interested in filling one of two student seals on the Stud ant Educational Broadcasting Inc. board starting April IS are invited to submit a statement lo the SEB Appointment Committee. The statement should include information about the applicant's background and what unique qualities the applicant could bring to Ihe board. Interviews for these applicants will be held April 10-14. All completed applications must be placed in Fliraheth Crech's mailbox in Swain no later than noon April 7. All girls interested in trying out for Marching Carolina are asked lo meet at 5 p m. April 14 on Carmichacl Field. Tryouts will consist of flag and dance routines ia competition Sunday aflernoon. For further information, call 9JJ-6I76 or 9.U-W7I. Interviews for Speech 96, Communications in the Prison System, will be held Apr. 10-15. For more information, come by 205 Bingham. Th Carotin Court Review is now available al the Carolina Union, libraries. Campus Y and other central locations. CAROLINA SYMPOSIUM knot-It. Knock, originally scheduled to be performed Apr. o-l. has been cancelled. fantasy Continued from page 1. Hanna points out that the Science Fiction and Fantasy Club was formed more than a year ago six months before Star Wars. "I started a science fiction club at the University of Georgia," says Hanna, a graduate student in chemistry. "When I came to school here, I saw a large amount of interest but no formal organization. So we went through all the red tape to become an authorized club. Susan Hanna says she was not really interested in science fiction until she met her husband Allen. "Fantasy is like Tolkien, whereas science fiction is more technology," she says, "In fact, we saw Star Wars four times." "People who like science fiction are more optimistic and less frightened than those who prefer fantasy," Allen Hanna says. "We realize that it could happen in the next few years. For instance, Jules Verne's imaginary submarines are now commonplace. Moon trips to H. G. Wells are like moon colonies to us. 1 Nothing But Books In Our -YARD-SALE Saturday, April 8 (weather permitting) Starting at 10:30 AM The Old Book Corner 137 A EAST ROSEMARY STREET OPPOSITE TOWN PARKING LOT CHAPEL HILL N.C. 27514 riulMI1"::- I....W:.L It's a Great Day for a Great Salad! fresh, crisp, delicious... Garden Salads Tuna Salads Shrimp Salads 12 different toppings 5 different dressings tu t-ar pff9'm. oe va' Mil Images' loses funds By D1NITA JAMES SUIT Writer The Campus Governing Council voted 13-0. with two abstentions against funding the Black Student Movement's mini-yearbook. Ebony Images. The editor of the mini-yearbook. BcrnaDine Ward, said the publication was to go to the printer's today, but the book now will be delayed and distribution will take place in the fall. The request was presented to the new Finance Committee March 29. which referred the request to the Student Affairs Committee. The Student Affairs committee voted that CGC should nol fund two yearbooks, but that the committee would approve ol lunding the book if it was commemorative of BSM's 10 year history, which the organization is now celebrating. The Finance Committee then reduced the amount of the original request of $3,227 to $2,450 and asked to see the three publication bids which BSM has received I he committee lound j discrepancy between the bids and Ihe actual requesi . .iboul$400 of which could not be explained. Steve Jacobson. Finance Committee THE Daily Crossword ACROSS 1 Swan girl 5 Certain levy 10 Respite 14 plaisir 15 Cocktail garnish 16 Remarkable one: si. 17 Government departments 20 Culbertson 21 Vipers 22 Finnish lake 23 Watch the calories 24 Kind of line 26 Macmillan or Pinter 29 Molt 30 Summer ac quisition 33 River to the Netsse 34 Seed 35 Daughter of Cadmus 36 Government departments 40 Swiss can ton 41 Laughing 42 Penna. port 43 Defeat at bridge 44 Ointment 45 Famed . cellist 47 "The- Animal" DOWN 1 Stow cargo 2 Knieve) 3 Challenge 4 Pro 5 Threw 6 Clumsy 7 Ninos' aunts 8 Short term of endear ment 9 Conclude 10 Jargon 11 Brass in strument 12 Swan genus 13 Unalloyed 18 Pin down 19 Like some gasoline 23 Campus building 24 Young hog 25 Sea bird 26 Deceive 27 Venerate 28 Word on an invoice 29 Layout cash 30 Opera head wear 31 Verdi's "- Chorus" 32 English poet 34 Startle 37 Verdi opera 38 Coin of Iran 39 Cozy re treat 45 Open 46 Awkward boats 47 Musical work 48 Aunt, in Aries 49 Partly open 50 Noted publisher l l IS U V i ) H h p-116 III Ul 113 I T5 T5 TS T7 il W y rps ""ii'ij""-'-u-u ztniriir " 29 13 1 m 55 j TT y . r 33 55 TTT"" UJ w' ' ' tr w ' kruoyr $r " " srpnsr r 53- 53 p r"53 53 fa W 48 Bakery item 49 "Comes in like-" 52 Deposit money 53 Cooking abbr. 56 Government departments 60 High point 61 Expensive violin 62 Genus of swifts 63 Take five 64 Whimpered 65 Foreign: comb, form 1978 by Chicago Tribune-N.Y. News Synd. Inc. All Rights Reserved V-5 . Ci 'CusS'Vti' LiUsuifisiSi'laawa mi IjV IF? D203 OILE2I HUH distinguish you in whatever career you may choose Try our "basic" outlook on life Through an interinstitutional agreement between the University of North Carolina and North Carolina State University you may complete the last two years of classroom Army ROTC with special classes arranged for you at North Carolina State. n I ' U Call Collect: Cleve RowleyMike O'Connor 737-2428 nQIGly" nnm Students earn $175.00 or more a week this summer selling Good Humor Ice Cream. You're given the help you need to earn top income, including excellent training in this interesting job with Good Humor. Come to Office of Career Placement to sign for an interview on Tues., April 11, 1978. How To Qualify: Minimum Age: 18 Need a valid driver's license and must be able to drive a clutch transmission. It you are selected, you can reserve your job now tor this summer member, said he felt the discrepancy was one of the reasons CCiC did not approve the funding. "As I look at it," he said, "I don't feel the discrepancy is huge. I feel Ihey overstated the bid, but not by the thousands of dollars it may have seemed initially. I don't think they handled it well. They came asking for money without knowing what they needed. That's absurd." Jacobson said other factors enetered into the council's decision. "I fell that it was a yearbook with a commemorative section." he said. (Of Ihe 52-page publication. 17 pages have been allotted lo BSM history.) "Also the fact that they can generate the funds themselves ( The 1977 edition of Ebony linages was self-funded.) entered into the decision. The fact that they have been in financial trouble before with the loan and things didn't help." Ward said she felt her organization had been caught in an unnecessary bureaucratic tangle. "1 feel we have been drug through the mire." she said. "It was just a waste of time. The point was raised at the first meeting not to give money to two yearbooks. They should have left it at that. The group is upset, especially when they suggested we get funds and then they change their minds at the meeting." by Alfio Micci 51 Doctrines 52 Pagan god 53 Record 54 Astonish 55 lOOcenta vos 57 Top 58 Oscrichlike bird 59 Impost "bIeUId j Ik slLlo plfc A HP Tp T Ttjw TTuTr B a g i ijaKyifiujiEiinii rl p p QsnjL i pTh aIwJt W" t m tj z in tTiTf ton rr vTstior A0E is l NltjlT S T ON mTIi wTor "1 Ac TTT Fn T r7! n w elM? j Nr1 dTTTw c IjA TST?R TlD TtTl TT a nrii hTh o jflTT oTsj n T 7 a fD" Tfyfo T "ti z off gee rJT cadsUoitU1 II you're starting to look at life after college, try our "basic" outlook Apply for the special Two Year Army ROTC Program during your sophomore year Attend a six-week Basic Camp this summer and earn $500 It's tough But the people who can manage it are the people we want to serve as officers in the active Army or Reserves Do well at Basic and you can qualify for the Army ROTC Advanced Program in the fall You'll earn $ 1 00 a month lor 20 months your last two years in college And the opportunity lor a two year lull tuition scholarship You'll also receive the extra credentials that will in Washington, D.C. uiiiiiiiiinlllJi3 III! ilium Young Demos sponsor political forum Candidates in the Orange County Commissioners race will meet in a forum Sunday. The meeting will be at 7:30 p.m. in the New Hope Community Center off Highway 86, north ol Chapel Hill. The forum is sponsored by the Young Democrats of Orange County. Gene Conti, president of the Young Democrats, said the forum, which is free, is open to the public. The meeting will consist of opening remarks, questions JailtJ far Jkl Lost & Found For Rent l LOST: FIVE MONTH OLD FEMALE GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUPPY! Lost near Granville Towers Wednesday. Please call 929-5828. LOST - BROWN WALLET on 45. Need I.D. and license. Call 933-2667 and ask for Pete. Please keep trying. LOST: SET OF KEYS between Union and Phillips. Reward. Call 933-3363. LOST: BLACK, BROWN, WHITE SHELTIE (miniature collie-like dog). If seen since 11:00a.m. 13, please call 929-1205. LOST RUST ORANGE CANVAS PURSE 3rd iloor house library. Please return contents. Can keep money, but contents are important to me. Turn into Union Desk. Help Wanted WANTED: POOL MANAGER FOR SUMMER 38 to 42 hours per week. $140 per week. WSI preferred, Senior Lifesaving acceptable. Send resume to Charles L. Easton, Stanley Recreation Club, Box 1 Stanley N.C. 28164 (twenty miles from Charlotte). CH5Z' CONDORET needs a dishwasher part timeTCome by 143 W. Franklin St. of call 942 7996. LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING, watch two children, ages 9 and 7. Flexible hours. References required. Call Dick 967-9284 day or 942-7172 night. LOOKING FOR SUMMER WORK? Average student in our program sawed over $2500 last summer. Interviews at 1:00, 4:00, and 7:00 in South Gallery Meeting Room in Union. ACTORS NEEDED tor part time film work. Late April, early May. Roles to be cast: children age 11 13 (American Indian, Black American, White American) American Indian Chief Woman & Child English Yeoman, African Chief (Bermuda English Accent) Highland Scot Chief (Scotch Accent) Irishman Moravian, American Colonist, Used Car Salesman. People who speak the following languages: German, N.C. Indian, Swahili, Old English. Call 688-6073 for information and arntment. Auditioft 'dates April 22 & 24. EXCELLENT MbWEttfAKlNG OPPORTUNITY now ancV or summer - campus anqVor anywhere part-time or full-time - selling proven campus winner no gimmicks. Send name, address, phone, school, year of graduation to Fantasy Prod., 23 Stone Ave., Ashland, MA 01721 Personals TO DAN THE "Man" - Skyjamb - and Mary Lou, Best wishes from your brothers and sisters at DTD. TO J.A.: I know your late night hang-outs. Who knows, one evening you might experience the rush of a warm, gentle breeze in your ear that will send chills up your spine. A. F. Cupcake. TO VAL AND LINDA - You are the greatest pledge trainers. Thanks for the help. We love you, Your Pledges. GREG, Just wanted to let you know that I sure am proud of you! With all my love, Cheryl. P.S. Thanks for the flowers. TO DENISE: A great 20th to' one of America's future buyers. Your teenage days are over, but the 20's are more fun anyway. DK HAY CUTIE, "With this kiss I promise III always love you..." Thanks for everything, especially for sharing your life with me. Wanna boogie? Love, Spice. ATTENTION: 4TH GRANVILLE WEST. Believe it or not Steve Franquemont finally got a date. Miracles do happen, even to Franco. K.S. The Night Swimmer. SHENDEE - FROM FRANCIS FRESHMAN to the animals under the bed to your little finger, what a difference you've made. Happy birthday. Love, the other half. MARY CARROLL - BAG NOTRE DAME! Don't split for WFU. Come to the Ramada for Kallvah and creme. Bring LuAnn. Call us pleeese! We love you. Happy Birthday Chuck and Bob. MAB, HAPPY 23RD BIRTHDAY YANKEE. Finally thought of one surprise. Hope you enjoyed the creative cake. Remember, wisdom comes with age, PAB PS, Please ask someone. Roommates Wanted ONE OR TWO MALE STUDENTS wanted to share 3 bedroom 2 bath Bolinwood Apt. this summer. First anchor second summer sessions. Completely furnished. Pool. Tennis court. Call 942-1298. Ask for Jimmy or Rick. TWO ROOMMATES NEEDED to share four bedroom house near Star Point Center. $90 per month plus 14 utilities. Call 942 2693 around 6:00 p.m. or midnight. PIGFISH GIRLS want one roomie for entire summer. Another for second session summer school. Colony Apts. Pools, busstop, Eastgate. Friends get togehter. Call 929-3998 for one or both spaces. LOOKING FOR A PLACE to live at the beach this summer? I have rented a house at O.D. Beach and need two or three female roommates. Good price and location. Call Mananna 933 0425. FEMALE ROOMMATE needed. Summer and, or fall spring Own room. $2 50 plus utilities. Call Nan 7 5817 alter 5 00 pm. PTAIH il 11 MOOSE N! IDS MALE 1 LMAi F ROOMMATE. Put. h..rd Avenue !2 Hoik.- lnw d v trt.mnl Own K-.)tt.m ,v..i viMv A ..l ' i'M' Mi. A y NO .!, m 'O- from a panel of county leaders and some time for questions from the audience. Six candidates are running in the May 2 Democratic primary for three county commissioner seats. Norman Walker, Norman Gustaveson and Jan Pinney are the incumbents running for re-election. They are being challenged by Lindsey Efland, Ann Barnes and Winston Broadfoot. SUBLET: 2 BEDROOM APT. 515 to 815. Central air furnished walking distance to Eastgate on bus One Call 967-3097. AT R.R.E., Weekday canoe rentals are still only $5.00. This spring enjoy the beauty of North Carolina. Call River Runners' Emporium, 383 2106, 3160 Hillsboro Rd., Durham. CLOSED OUT? Pi Lambda Phi is now accepting applications for fall borders. Very reasonable! rates. Call Jay Bryson or Arthur Schrum at 942 5290. 1 WANT TO SUBLET MY APT. at Old Well (or the summer. Price is negotiable. If interested, call Rhea or Clare at 967 5945. LAUREL RIDGE Two bedroom Town House Apartment for summer May 15 through August 15 or for part of this time. Call after 5;00 p.m. 942 3504. 2 BEDROOM FOXCROFT APT. to sublet second session summer. Reasonable rate. Call 933-6512. LOOKING FOR A PLACE TO LIVE at the beach this summer? I have rented a house at O.D. Beach and need two or three female roommates. Good price and location. Call Marianna 933-0425. I WANT TO SUBLET MY APT. at Old Well for the summer. Price is negotiable. If interested call Rhea or Clare at 967-5945, Miscellaneous SPRINGTIME IS FOR LOVERS! The nation's leading authority on love offers the finest in condoms, books, exotic lingerie, menswear and gift items. ADAM & EVE CATALOG SHOWROOM, Franklin & Columbia (over the Zoom), 929-2147, Tuesday-Saturday 10-6. CONDOM SAMPLERS! Over 35 brands featured in our famous sampler packs. Preshaped, textured, colored, lubricated, stubs and skins. Tuesday-Saturday 10-6. ADAM & EVE CATALOG SHOWROOM, Franklin & Columbia (over the Zoom), 929-2147. WANNA DANCE? Discover why NIGHTSH1FT r is the best dance band iQlc5jii Friday-Saturday at the Mad Hatter. Great vocals, great music. Nightshirt equals boogie! HOT POSSUM TONIGHT; Rabbit & Ken J Saturday live at Compardies. Poetry reading every Friday at noon. Compardies, Jones 4 Ferry Road at Davie Road, Carrboro. 942- J 8588. NEEDED GRAD STUDENT TO TUTOR Econ 31 Sec. 200 students. Please call Steve at 933 8542. COPYQUICK - LOW COST QUALITY COPIES LegaVcolor3-hole punch paper-no extra cost. Thesesdissertations , Free sorting All work guaranteed Monday-Saturday. 133$ E. Franklin St. (over N.C. Cafeteria). NIGHTSHIFT Plays music that makes you FEEL GOOD! Tonight at The Mad Hatter. Excellent musicians, great vocals, you can boogie your socks off with NIGHTSHIFT! Announcements SPECIAL EVENT TODAY! The UNC Jugglers will hold a learn to-juggle workshop in the Pit, 4-6, this afternoon. Everyone welcome. The UNC Jugglers. Classified info Pick up ad lorms in any classified hox at all DTH pickup spots or at DTH Office. Return ad and check or money order to DTH Office 12:00 (noon) I day before the ad will run or in campus mail 2 days before. 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