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The following employers and graduate school representatives will be on campus
to discuss job opportunities and academic programs on the dates indicated.
Students can sign up for appointments with these representatives eight davs
ahead of the visit in the University Placement Services. 21 1 Hanes Hall. A resume
or completed data sheet is necessary at the time a student signs up for an interview.
This is put in the folder accompanying the signup sheet.
DATE ORGANIZATION
Oct. 30 Georgetown Univ. Law Center
Univ. of Maryland School of Law
Walter F. George School of Law
Columbia Univ. Scool of Law
Univ. of Chicago law school
North Carolina Farm Bureau
Oct. 31 Fletcher School of Law(& Diplimacy
Seidman & Seidman
Duke Power Company '
Liberty Mutual Insurance Co.
System Planning Corp.
Wake Forest Univ.-Babcock
Graduate School of Management
RJ. Reynolds Industries Inc.
Thorn McAnn Shoe Co.
Baxter Travenol
Nov. 1 Branch Banking & Trust Co.
Catholic Univ. law school ,
E G & G
Tennessee Eastman Eastman Kodak
Union Carbide Corp.
Nov. 2 Tennessee Eastman Eastman Kodak
Union Carbide Corp.
Southern Methodist Univ. law school
Univ. of Texas-LBJ School of Public Affairs
Center for Naval Analyses
American Graduate School of International Management
Department of Commerce. Bureau of the Census
K-Mart Apparell
Pillsbury Co.
Univ. of Michigan law school
Burlington Industries
Nov. 3 Univ. of Georgia law school
Burlington Industries
North Carolina Department of Revenue
Oscar Mayer
Women 's study offers courses
The biggest problem a student may
face when trying to pre-register for a'
Women's Studies course is locating the
courses in the spring class schedule.
Mary Turner Lane, director of the
Women's Studies program, and the
Association for Women Students are
telling students about the courses in a
Campus alcohol education group
needs rehabilitation' counselors
The Campus Alcohol Education
Service, a program designed to
facilitate informed and responsible
decisions about alcohol, is seeing
applicants for four peer educator
positions.
Specific; ' fsponsibilif ies" include
presenting program materials on
alcohol and its effects, leading small
discussion groups, assisting in
community development efforts and
relating to other campus and
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presentation at 7 p.m. - Wednesday in
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"Many students still seem not to know
we have a Women's Studies program; this
is a way to acquaint them," Lane said
Monday. Lane said the problem of
finding the listings arises because the
courses are listed under the departments
community services.
A 45-hour training course (3 hours
academic credit is anticipated) is
required, but the candidates selected
will be paid during the training. The
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they are presenting what they feel is
important. So far their batting average in
terms of what is approved has been pretty
good."
In comprising the original board six
years ago, candidates were chosen from
among the trustees of schools around the
state. Sixteen came from UNC-CH. The
in which they are taught and are not
cross-listed under Women's Studies.
Faculty members who teach' the
courses and students who have taken the
courses also will speak at the
presentation. They will discuss the
following courses: H istory 1 60, "Women
in American History; Women's Studies
50, "Introduction to Women's Studies":
Philosophy 46, "Philosophical Issues in
Feminism; Psychology 183."
"Contemporary Sex Roles"; and two
sections of English 2 that will focus on
women. A list of other Women's Studies
courses will be available at the meeting.
"The Women's Studies program is one
way the University has kept up with
student interest and changes in society.
Lane said.
Students interested in majoring in
Women's Studies or learning rriore about
the program can do so by going by 3Q3C';
South Building and talking with Lane or
by calling her office and nlaking an
appointment.
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bill states that of the total board, lour
members must be black, four women and
four of the political party to which. the
largest minority of the members of the
General Assembly belong."
To maintain a fresh representation in a
given area, a constant rotation system has
been set up. Upon initial . election, a
member is appointed to an eight-year
term and may serve no more thfan two full
terms in succession. Board members may
only serve two two-year terms in
succession on the same standing
committee. Members are often shifted
after one term in order to maintain a
more balanced representation on a given
committee.
To gain membership on the Board of
Governors, an individual must be elected
by the state legislature. Twenty-four
have received degrees from one or more
of the University schools, l6of them from
Carolina. Only five members were born
out-of-state.
clerk
Bernholz said the new office would
, allow students to ask more easily lor
'.'dismissals, of their misdemeanor cases
because the district attorney would have
the control card with the record of arrest
at his immediate disposal. Defendants
now must travel to H illsborough lor case
files if they want a dismissal or have a
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that the remarks relate to the linkage
issue. '
Khali! confirmed, however, that a
linkage formula had been developed in
the Washington talks. Egypt has not
rejected the draft treaty. he said.
A treaty incorporating a firm Israeli
commitment to make progress on the
West Bank Gaza issues- such as a
timetable for Israeli withdrawal from
both the Sinai and those territories
could draw Arab states into the U.S.
sponsored peace process begun at Camp
David.
It also would help cool some of the
Arab criticism aimed at Sadat since he
launched his unilateral peace drive 1 1
months ago.
From page 1
question, and cannot as easily persuade
the district attorney to grant a, dismissal.?'
Anything t administrative like the
branch office that w ill aid the student in
pursuing his case would be a great help to
students, Bernholz said.
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Board of Governors.
Housewives. Senate
candidates. Ministers.
Lawyers. Bankers. Doctors.
These are the people who
comprise the Board of
Governors. These are the
people whose decisions
affect more than 100,000
students across the state. In
an hour before a football
game they may decide to axe
one project or support
another. They virtually own
the system. Lock, stock and
barrel.
system
President Carter is scheduled to have
lunch Friday at the White House vfith
Saudi Arabian King K haled, whose
wealthy kingdom has considerable
influence over other Arab governments.
K haled underwent open-heart surgery at
the Cleveland Clinic earlier this month
and will be returning home.
When he returned to Israel from
Washington on Sunday, Dayan said the
pact was not yet ready for signature and
some items were not covered in the text
because negotiators had not agreed.
The Israeli Cabinet could order its
negotiators to seek further changes in the
draft when they return to Washington to
resume the talks. ,
The other major issue that U .S. sources
reported sett led over t he weeke nd was t he
timetable for establishing full diplomatic
relations between Egypt and Israel, an
item that was not-covered by the Camp
David accords.
Dayan and Defense Minister Ezer
Weizman, Israel's other top negotiator,
were expected to face tough questioning
from more conservative members of the
16-member Cabinet. Right-wing
members of Parliament in Begin's ruling
coalition have "expressed concern in
recent days that Israel was being
pressured into making further
concessions beyond the Camp David
framework agreements.
RICHMOND
Nov. 4
CLEMSON
Nov. 11