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4 The Daily Tar Heel Tuesday, October 10, u Public aarvlca nAouncafnenfe mustbe turned in at the bv 1 p.m. If they are to-run the next day. Each Hem ACTIYITI$ lOPAY The Campus Christian Fellowship will sponsor pan two ol its discussion of the Christian ftiarriage. "The Husband." at 7 p.m. at the Fellowship H ouse (204 Glenburnic Sj.). Anyone wanting a ride may meet at the Union at 6:45. 1 The Inventory Committee of YM-YWCA International Bazaar will meet at 7 p.m. upstairs in the Campus Y. Need to polish your skills in interviewing? University Placement Services will offer a free one-hour Interviewing Tactics Workshop at 2 p.m. in Room 210 Hanes Hall. Please prepare the workshop study materials available in Room 21 1 Hanes Hall. Interested in summer jobs or internships? The University Counseling Center sponsors the Pre-career Experience P rot ram. You must attend the PEP orientation meeting at 7 p.m. in Room 101 Nash Hall to register. - All Governint Board members of the Residence Hall Association are reminded to meet at 4:30 p.m. in the RHA office. Suite A, Carolina Union. - Students interested in a career in environmental science un invited to attend an informal seminar at 3:30 p.m. in Room 107 Smith Building. Panelists will answer questions on careers, pay scales and lifestyles. There will be a lecture preparation meeting for the Christian Science Organization at 5 p.m. All members are urged to attend. Check Union information desk for location. - The Computation Center will hold session I of 2 of SAS (Statistical Analysis System) at 7:30 p.m. in Room 3K Saunders Hall. Details of JCl. for DO (Oath Definition) Statements, session I of 2. will be held at 3 p.m. in 22X Phillips Hall. International Day Festival Committee will meet at 4:30 p.m. at the International Center in Bynum Hall. All interested persons are invited. I ' The Association of International Students w ill meet at 5:30 p.m. in the International Center in Bynum Hall. All interested persons are invited to attend. An open-floor debate. "Resolved: That the I nited States should cease arms sales to foreign nations", will be held at 7:30 p.m. in 300 New West. Everyone is welcome at this Oi-Phi event. AWARD VJinrilflG MBit,-. . &sp Aesthetic Hair sty ling Inc. 2 locations 929-2109 92970308 123 W. Franklin ' -w---University Mall University Square West End Walk m or by appointment , Ladies & Mens Haircuts & Styles New training in modern also! Jhirmack Hair THE Daily Crossword ACROSS 1 Fashionable 5 Keepsake 10 Bluebonnet 14 Atmospheric prefix 15 Red Queen's friend 16 Nevada town 17 Trite sayings 19 Close by 20 Pierced 21 Sweltering 23 Rempved 25 Poker stake 26 Scoff 29 DiMaggio or De Luise 34 Rotated 37 Salami purveyor' 39 Townsman, for short 40 Call day 41 Boastful one 43 High note 44 Moccasin 45 Bronte's Jane 46 Windshield stickers 48 Glacial ridge 50 Sandy talk 52 Fertile 53 Belfry dwellers 31 Shelters Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: fals?T IsIaIrI i f IpIaI iTr w aIt EiI a1INI "STTR I NS E "Tu" TILE mTeTr r Y f.A L.M E T T 0 oral'sTtapleIarr L i V. E f H. 1 il E. G H.B.0.JL LLk 41 9. EL HI I LkUL R J E I I R V E SJ R TjTjT 1. p 1 1. i2. I. i L 0. . . L 0. hIke h aTs t e s lowly. Iiil'ikiiT lii T E. Iedam1 JlIoonlidIoIn1or R I2 3 iv I 5 6 17 B b 1 no 111 112 113 PT" " T5 iT iff" - 75-- - w fj 2ri272B W 30T TI 32j33 vr " srisr- tt ij-" 5T"" j- .. Lj-j jj- - w L ; j h5T .1 AST kf W m ' 5T VI ST" T T "T oT T" " 9 " " 7o" 1 jv t m- I 1 1 I t r r 1 1 i t 1 11 i 1978 by Chicago Tribune-N.Y. All Rights Reserved 1978 box outside the DTH offices in the Carolina Union will be run at least twice. The Outing C tub will hold a potluck dinner at 5 p.m.' in Forrest Theater. There will be volleyball and a bike rcp'r clinic before the dinner. Bring some food and have some lun. In case of rain, it will be in the Union. Navy Day parade will be held today. The procession will ' begin at 12:45 p.m. on Franklin Street. s ; The I'tK' will meet ut 7 p.m. in Room 213 Carolina Union. T he English Department and graduate English Club will sponsor a lecture-by Shelby Foote. noted novelist, historian and critic, on "The Poetrv of John Crowe Ransom." at 4 p.m. in Greenlaw lounge. The I N( Jazz Band will perform at X p.m. in Hill Musk Hall as part of the Tuesday Evening Series, sponsored hv the Department of Music. The concert is open to the public tree ol charge. The I NC Faculty Club will meet at 12:30 p.m. in the Old Well Room. Carolina Inn. Keynote speaker. Or. Shirley I . Weiss, president of the N.C. Conference ol the American Association of University Prolessors and member of the I M' faculty, will speak on"! he University and the Slate Academic Community." Hillel services for Yom Kippur w ill be held at 6:30 p.m. ( Kol Nidre) in Great Hall. Carolina Union. Services continue at 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Wednesday. Wednesday Yikor services will begin at approximately 1 1 a.m. , ' I'FCOMIM; KVKNTS The Computation Center will hold session I ol the Introduction to ! SO "at 3 p.m. Wednesday in Koom 22S Phillips Hall and session 2 of 2 of SPSS (Statistical Package for the Social Sciences) at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in Room 307 Manning Hall. A UNC Department of Chemistry colloquium will leal;' e John A. Ferguson of Ctairol Research I abs and Joseph u. Patterson of Celanese Corp. discussing "Differences Between Academic and Industrial Research: Career Dav Program" at II a.m. Wednesday in Room 30X Venable llull.- Play bridge? Come and try your skill at duplicate bridge every Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. No prior duplicate experience necessarv. Game lasts about three hours and costs 50 cents. HA1RSTYLING Fall Styles at ingj hair relaxing and styli Care Products by Ruth N. Schuttz 55 Medicinal plant 58 Tidbit 60 Gene of golf 64 College official 65 Pleasing greatly 67 Raison d' 68 Together 69 Work on mss. 70 An Alan 71 More modern 72 Gats DOWN 1 Crests 2 Assist 3 Dies 4 Fortress 5 Badger's cousin 6 Dodged 7 Hat: si. 8 Desserts 9 Jaialai equipment 10 Law-making body 11 "LeTigre" 12 Roger! 13 Peak 18 High ' dudgeon 22 Whole 24 Western ball club 26 Complain 27 Tiny amounts 28 Slate 30 "Little Women" girl 32 Works the . soil 33 Squirrel away 35 A German president and family 36 "How - I ami" 38 Guided 42 Parseghian 47 Noise 49 Deserved 51 Tabby-like 54 Gas buggy 56 Timbuktu's river 57 Unlimited 58 "I man with ..." 59 majesty 61 Venetian resort area . 62 Oklahoma city 63. Troop groups: abbr. 64 Dolores Rio 66 Depressed News Synd. Inc. 101078 Check the Uhion information desk lor room nuinhvi. I 01 further information, call Jeff at 942-IX4H alter t p.m. . The Collegiate C'ivitan Club will have a meetinj: at 6:.Kl p.m. Wednesday in the I r.mk Porter Graham l ounge. C arolina Union. members and other interested persons please attend. : " Apartment security deposits or rcnairv puinii you problems? The Association ol Apartment Dwellers is ha my. a general meeting at p.m. Wednesday in Room 215 Carolina Union. All persons are invited to attend. The Association of Business Students will have a general body meeting at 3 p.m. .Wednesday in the faculty lounge, third llixw. Old Carroll Hall. The parable of the love song and tbe vineyard i be the focus for the Kpiscopal Campus Ministrv l.ucharist at 10 p.m. Wednesday in the Chapel ol the Cross. All are welcome. Tbe Kirs! Collegiate Bavsmasters will meet at 7:31) p.m. Wednesday in XIX M orrison I orm. I ournament plans ill be discussed. Anvone interested in joining the fishing club please, attend or call Clarke at W-4U4.V ' The I M Ice llocket lub will hold an important meeting at 7 p.m. Wednesday in Koom 2(12 Carolina Union.- Ml interested persons are urged to attend. Bring your checkbooks! The Science Fiction and I- anlasv ( lub w ill have a lorum on -The Near- 1 uture What lies Ahead" at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in Room 30X Alumni Hall. All ate welcome to participate. Hear and meet John Ingram in a rally sponsored bv the UNC Young Democrats at I p.m. Wednesday in the Tit. A reception honoring Ingram will follow at 1:30 p.m. in rooms 202-204 Carolina Union. Refreshments will be served. AXK will hold an important meeting at 7.30 p.m. 'Wednesday in Kenan lab lobby. Ml brothers and sisters please attend. Hedging w ill he discussed. The Lutheran Campus Ministry meets at 5:15 p.m. Wednesday for Holy Communion in Holy I rinity I ulheran Church on Last Rosemary Street. Supper vv ill follow at 6 p.m. in the Campus Center. . . There will be a meeting of the Association for Women Students at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the I rank Porter Graham Lounge. Carolina Union. Miriam Slifkin. past president ol the Chapel Hill NOW. will answer questions on the I RA. " Interested in direct action against nuclear power'.' Join the Kt OS die-in task force at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in South ( Gallery. Carolina Union. Plans lof the upcoming demonstration will be finalized. College Students in Broadcasting will meet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in Room I A Swain Hall. A resume workshop will be conducted. . ' The United Christian Kellowship will have Bible studv at 7 p.m. Wednesday inC'raige Dorm's recreation room. I he topic will be "Walking on the Water During Limes of Struggle." The Utility Maximizers. an association ol economics majors, w ill hold a w ine and cheese party for the lacully ol the economics department at 4 p.m. Wednesday in the lacully lounge. Ciardner Hall. All laculty and econ majors, arc cordially invited. Deepners: remember to come Breakrthe-l-asl at 7;30 p.m. Wednesday at 7K I stes Park Apts! Elack Mjuritain Silver nana wrought sterling Silver & Gold Jewelry y67-8i0ir -Wedding Bands 504 W. Franklin, upstairs behind U n i ve f s i ty oi N 6 3 mm ,nfrT;nnar U Ciy viU KJ Lr, A WideSelection of Overstocked and Slightly Damaged iBooks... 5v , ;; f MO N D AY-WED N ES DA Y M OCTOBER 9-11 m THE PIT UNC CAHRUS DOONESBURY CABIN FEVER. FOR THIRTEEN LONG PAYS, IT HELD THE WORLD IN ITS GRIP. 1 UJMY POVOUV IT'5 "1 I MAV I ( I GUES51M QT FEEL5 N,CS I I(h0uJ PO I LOOK?). CARRV THAT HARP TO TRV 1T7V SO J i IS- , -- BLANKET EXPLAIN , JL2 rf 1 RECREATES THE STUI0) ABHSO AO WITIH! SYlSACUSE UIWEMSITO SEMESTER PROGRAMS: V6t$f$ti Y MADRID STRASBOURG QAMaTERD AM O LONDON MEXICO ' Variety of courses offered No language background required Financial Aid available Summer program available in England, Italy, Israel, Switzerland, Austria, East Africa. Yugoslavia (tentative) Applications for Spring 1979 semester are due by October 15th. NAME. ADDRESS. CITY. PROGRAM OF INTEREST " Pat wnnrm infnrfnatiAn anH anniipatinn Division of International Programs Abroad 335 Com stock AvenueiRoom N, Syracusa, New York l ive oIKampus o, plan ,o- C ome to the. organiai....,a 1 "T'-rS ''1APartm'n: "filers Associ,,tin , handbook at X p.mWidncsday in R.n.m 215 Carolina I ,,, 7 "Ur l'mc,",tIklcas! 'wictl. butcant attend'.'C all I be Undergraduate History Assciation w ill hold a meeting at 7:30 p.m.. Wednesday in the lacultv lounge, tilth I loot" Hamilton Hall. I homas Reely will show a lilm Kingdom ol Brone." and speak'. All interested persons .,a urged to attend. , Parliamo ilaliami! The Italian table meets Wednesdaysat ( p.m. at the C;ontinentale Cale downtown. Vcnite lutti' A workshop on interviewing for medical school w ill holil at 7 p.m. I hursday in I OA Nash Hall. r details and to mu up. come bv 311 South Building. I IterC will be a meeting lor aU alumni of the (.overnor's School oT North ( arolina at 7 p.,. I hiirsdav in Room loo Hamilton Hall. Attendance is timed. . I I KMS OK IN I LRUS I ' , The Wajk for ilumanitv ( ommittee of the( ampu t issiill recruiting members to help w it h the w alk. 1 1 v ou are concerned about poverty and injustice and want to do something about them, come by the Campus Y and sign up. " ' The IMavmakers Kepertor t ompanv will present lra,uhi at X p.m. Oct. I I-I5and 2 p.m. ImatineelSundav. j icketsare ' S5 lor weeknighls and Sunday and Sh lor I ridav and Saturday. Reservations can be made by calling V33-1 121. I he 1 play wili continue Oct. 17-23 and 24-24: Last Asian C ultural Tour of Washington. D.C.: ' -ridav. Oct. 20.' Will see tjon'sai. Chinese peasant painting and Washington Mall. Bus reservations cost SIX. . for" more information, call M iies I letcher (933-55771 hv Oet. 1 1. The Cellar r. UNC "s undergraduate literarv maeaine. 'is accepting fiction. piK-t'rv. essays, photography and artwork Irom undergradiuites. Please turn in your work to Room 205 Campus Y. WXC is accepting applications for the-position of operations manager through I liesdav. Oct. 10. Come hv the station or call station manager. Gary Davis lu33-77eiKi. to applv. I he Agora magazine has new stall positions available. '.JVnyiStc - interested- in';, civnlrihuting ': their editorial. -oi o-ganiational skill sh- -ild contact the International Center" (J33-56ft) for an imervK-w appointment'. Yeterinarj Aptitude lest will he' -given Nov. 4 in Raleie.li. Applications must be received in Sew York hv Oct. 19. Also given in Greensboro and Raleigh on Dec. 2. I or tail. IS admission. Applications are in 101 Nash Hall. Information about veterinary schools is in 106 Nash Hall. i National Teacher Lxamination will be given Nov. II. Applications must he received in Princeton. N.J.. by CKi. N. Cst is SI3. -Required lor teacher certification in North -J Carvilina. Applications are in 101 Nash Hall. , ovf 1 1: Applications must he received in New York bv Oct. 15 Njt testing date is l eb. 10. 1979. Applications available in IDT N;ish Hall. GDirpaJiy the orange door ft ft Ca ro I i n a P ress x X IN FROtn OF WHATWENT0N IN THOSE SMALL BUT ATTRACTIVELY APPOINTED COTTAGES AT CAMP DAVID? ABC WIPE WORLD OF NEWS r i PAY ONE. ITS A LAZY, WARM AFTERNOON' AS PRESIDENT ANWAR SADAT'S HELICOPTER TOUCHES DOWN AT ACTION! CAMP DAVID.. STATE. .ZIP. " , rmtum tn t 1 Jr. : vvJ: n -.Tf . m tt onte ooav I ar.rah oulm the cold By ANTHONY SEIDKMAN . Staff Writer '' Somebody Killed Her Husband is everything it should not be. Slow-paced. " coldly lit and shiny acted, the film is Hat . and devoid of any feeling. A good deal of this is due to Farrah Fawcett-Majors. who stars,- but the guilt is not hers alone. The screenwriter cinematographer, director and. irost importantly, the producers, who were incompetent enough to put up jiioney, for this dreary mess, also must accept part of the blame. Unfortunately for HeTTansT Farrah proves one thing in Somebody Killed Her Husband she. cannot act. Her style is about as exciting as watching an ice cube melt. It is not the usual stiff, amateurish acting that might be expected: instead, she exhibits a strange style, best described as frigid." . She goes through the motions, but she . cannot show ehlotions. You don't believe what she does because there is no feeling behind it. She has "several fits of anger, but tittle more, happens than her voice turning into a mousy squeak. But she tries, she tries hard, and she should get credit for what little success she has. God knows nobody else tried to help her. The screenwriter certainly didn't, providing a script so far off target one w onders if he knew who he was writing for. At the start of the film. Jerry Green (Jeff Bridges) spots Jenny Mi$bre ( Farrah) in the toy department of MaJys. She drops a box of pretzels, he picks.jfn up, and within an hour they ajjgflr?' love. Later, the two get tettifef :kt2htft apartment in order tos-ruTiatethr' love, but before" theyark-i -dwivto things her husband arrives rfrid-Tl'nist flee upstairs. Ouf-4pvvturn downstairs to find theusbandlfdwith a rather large--butcher(kefSfpig 'out of his back. The fest wflhe filrriiseoted ' .rv, . v :. J- "Mr. Boone contacted-me twice: The, last time was in August." Thurman Tripp said. "He wanted me aohieet jivithithe aldermen to discuss selling the land, but I told him it would be a waste'of time since the land was not for sale. "Under no condition will that land be for sale as long as miy mother wants to live there. If they try and condemn' it, I'll be forced to either sell it or fight, and fighting city hall in condemnations proceedings can be long and draw n out." Larry Belken. a Carrboro city planner who has worked closely with the project, said the town will proceed with getting an appraisal of the land. If the bond is appToveTh- the town'Vill then offer the appraised value to Mrs. Tripp in hopes of purchasing the land: Belken said if the owner rejects the plan completely the town probably will begin condemnation through court proceedings. by Garry Trudaau YES, FRANK; : . REYNOLDS IN WASHINGTON.-' Y0UVUKET0 i ADD SOMETHING? AS I RECALL, THE MOOD WAS HOPEFUL. BACK R0LLIE? TO YOU. T3210 ' f L L- ' ill eaves Cinenria Somebody Killed Her Husband to their attempts at solving this dastardly crime. Jeff Bridges plays his role as a New York intellectual neurotic who has written 29 unpublished children's books fairly well, using a style imitative of Woody Allen. This is too bad. because his character is the worst possible one that could have been placed opposite Farrah. Any intelligent character placed opposite hers makes Farrah seem as intelligent as a computer w ith a pulled plug. Bridges sits and emotes intellectually while Farrah sits and smiles. You have to pity the poor woman. She just doesn't belong. Andrew Laszlo, the Cinematographer,,. doesn't help her much either, constantly surrounding her with cold, chilling blues. Farrah is often clothed in blue, enclosed by blue or shadowed by blue lights. We already know she's frigid as an actress. We don't need to be told it again and again. The makers of Somebody Killed Her Husband should have taken a better look at their star. In surrounding her with thought, the producers of the movie have done a horrible thing. Instead of shielding Farrah with fast action and heavy humor, they have left her naked, open, looking hollow and blank. The producers ignored Farrah's sex appeal in trying to cast her in a semi thoughtful role. In their search for intellectual jollies, they have abandoned a successful formula and created a movie that leaves the audience wishing for Charlie's Angels because at least it is entertaining. From page 1 "The town is proceeding according to federal land acquisition guidelines." Belken said. "Nothing has been condemned. This site was selected from 13 pieces of land, and examined over a tw o-month period. It is by far the best site possible. It met all the qualities we wanted, and offers a great opportunity for the town to get a good piece of land. What will happen is unclear, but the bond doesn't specify a site so the things it provides for can be built on another site." However, Belken said the Tripp property far surpassed all other possible it e?. because it,, js easily accessi Wek ibwi Relatively "flat and water and 'ewa5ge, which are crucial to cohstruction A of the swimming pool, easily could be provided. He also said the site is convenient because the town already owns two acres of land adjoining the property and nearby University land could someday be included in the park area. Catch up with the news every Friday with The Week on the editorial .page of the Dairy Tar Heel For those "who prefci" the sound of music to the sound of speakers. Infinity's Qe- $109. Infinity's unique technology has been com pacted into a remarkable bookshelf speaker just 18 x 12 x 10 inches. Needs as little as 10 wattschan nel and can handle 100. It has Infinity's EMIT tweeter and Q-woofer?1 Impeccable musical accuracy at an incredible t price. Hear Qe. Prove it to yourself. Infinity ickers XrUdlO Mon.-Wd. 10 jn.-6 p.m. Thurs. FrL 10 .m.-8 pjn. Sat 10 jn.-5:30 pjm. 210 W. Franklin 929-4554 (BitwMn Fowlara A Balk's)
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