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Sen. Robert' Morgan
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The University Counseling Center is
offering three group workshops for
minority students this month. The
workshops are designed to meet the needs
and interests of minority students based
on results of a UCC survey of minority
peer advisers last fall.
The "Educational-Occupational
Information" workshop provides an
introduction to the resources of the
Educational Occupational Information
Library.
Participants will have the opportunity .
to view videotapes on the academic
departments to help them choose a
major. Participants also will be able to
learn about information sources that
provide educational and career
information for blacks and American
Indian students.
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Stsff Writer
A growing concern by many military experts that the all
volunteer army would be unsufficient to handle an emergency
has led to a move in Congress to reinstate the Selective Service
draft-registration process.
Sen. Robert Morgan, D-N.C, is introducing a bill calling for
the registration of all 1 8-year-olds, possibly including women.
The renewal of the draft registration would cost $10 million in the
first year, and . would reactivate Selective Service bureaus
throughout the country.
"We need an inventory of force," said Gibson Prather,
Morgan's press secretary. "A study has shown that if we do have
the draft inventory, we could reactivate the draft in two weeks in
the event of an emergency. Without it, it would take 60 days."
Prather said the Department of Defense needs 10,000 men
conscripted within 30 days if there was a crisis. Many experts
agree that the all-volunteer army would not be sufficient in a
crisis. - .
Under Morgan's bill, all qualified persons would have to
register this October.
The bill, when introduced in Congress last session, received
only 13 votes. This time, Morgan expects to get much more
support, Prather said. Gen. David Jones, chairman of the Joint
Chiefs of Staff, and Gen. Louis Wilson, commandant of the
Marine Corps, both have endorsed Morgan's bill.
Clint Fuller, spokesperson for Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C, said
workshops
The workshop will be conducted from
7:30 to 8:15 p.m. at the UCC.
The "Selecting a Graduate School"
workshop will provide guidelines for
choosing a graduate program that best
meets the student's personal and career
goals. This workshop will be conducted
from 7 to 7:45 p.m. Feb. 12 at UCC.
The "Standardized Testing" workshop
will help participants learn to use their
knowledge more effectively on multiple
choice exams. The workshop will deal
with different test styles and decision
making steps. The workshop will be held
8 to 9 p.m. Feb. 12.
Students interested in attending, or
who need more information should
contact UCC at 933-2175. I
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he had not talked to Helms about draft registration but he said
Helms voted against the measure last year.
In the House of Representatives, a similar bill has been
introduced by Rep. Charles E. Bennett of Florida The bill is
ln11-? R?8irtratio-n;and Mobilization Assessment Act
of 197?, and it calls for the president to commence registration
on Oct 1. It also calls for a report to Congress by June 30 on a
more efficient system of draft registration. Under the bill's
provisions, those who are drafted would serve three months of
active duty with three years of service. -
Secretary of Defense Harold Brown and many House leaders
have called for a draft-registration bill, said Ted Daniel
executive assistant to Rep. L.H. Fountain, D-N C
Maurice Janowitz, a UNC expert on selective" service and
author of several books on the subject, said he disagrees with the
draft-registratron emphasis.
"I think the important issue is to make the volunteer force
work. I would be in favor of registration if it would move the
country to national service, which would allow a person to
choose, within limits, domestic or military service such as the
Peace Corps or social work." '
Janowitz, a visiting professor of sociology, said he sees four
steps in improving the present military force. He said that two-year
enlistments should be offered to include college-bound
persons. Also, military recruiters should put an emphasis on
educational benefits, he said.
He also called for an increase in internal utilization and
management manpower, and said the benefits of national service
should be mphasi7cd
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stage.
In PRC shows, parts generally go to
professionals first, graduate students second
and, if there are any left, to undergraduates
third.umming up the psychological effect of
such a hierarchy, sophomore drama major
Dan Brady said, "You're No. 3. Students can't
help but be demoralized when they're treated
as third-class citizens."
Haskell Fitz-Simons. who coordinates Lab
Theatre activities, said. "There's no reason in
the world for undergraduates to come here
anymore. It's ludicrous. They'd get nothing
from it.
"There's no reason anyone would hire a
graduate of UNC they don't have the
curriculum," he said.
Fitz-Simons graduated from UNC with a
bachelor of fine arts degree in drama, which
has been replaced by the more liberal bachelor
of arts. He is in his second year of working for
his master of fine arts degree.
Students" have complained that the; AB
program does not provide them with enough
acting training. For the BFA. five acting
courses (18 semester hours) were available.
Now only two courses (nine hours) will be
taught to undergraduates,
Housman said the number of acting courses
has nothing to do with quality. You can give
as much in two first-rate classes as in four
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mediocre ones," he said.
Housman explained that the BFA degree
was phased out over the past few years because
it was impractical and uneconomical, without
a huge staff, to try to give students professional
training.
He said training students adequately for the
professional theater involves "too many
specialties" for a liberal arts curriculum to
handle. He said that it was "dangerous and
misleading" to allow people to believe that a
BFA would lead them into the marketplace.
He added that the department thinks the AB
degree is a more accurate label for the program
UNC offers its undergraduate drama majors.
Next year the department plans to sponsor
two all-student productions, which will be
given "exactly the same support as PRC
productions," Housman said.
Also, he said the department intends to
improve its undergraduate training program
by hiring a new . teacher to coordinate
laboratory activities and direct at least one of
the all-student productions.
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do not obtain a domicile in a county where you
simply go to school." Cheshire said. "This is
the presumption we shall make until the court
says otherwise.
The N.C. Supreme Court may decide the
domicile issue when it rules on a voter
challenge case currently before the bench
between the Orange Committee and -the
Orange County Board of Elections.
Gerry Cohen, voter-registration chairman
for the county Democratic Party, deemed the
proposed changes important also in the wake
of a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision which
ruled as unconstitutional a Texas presumption
that a student is not legally domiciled in the
county where he goes to school.
Cohen also said the proposals would not
make it harder for anyone with proof to
challenge a voters imm im?vj
r "The law would stop only those who wish to
"use the challenge process for harrassment like
it was last year." Cohen said.
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"Our class is a unique situation in that we're
like one big family," Futrell said.
Futrell said interest in the program as well as
membership in the Med Tech Club, which is
open to any interested person, would be higher
if peop'e were more informed about it.
"There are so many opportunities, so much
attention and personal care." Futrell said.
"You know you're important because you can
help take care of people who really need it it
makes you feel good." .
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Bakhtiar vows to answer force
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) Prime Minister Shapour Bakhtiar said Sunday he
would not oppose the creation of a shaddww government by' Ayatollah
Ruhoilah Khomeini, but he warned he was prepared to "answer Molotov
cocktail for Molotov cocktail" if his foes resort to force. -
Opposition sources said they expect Khomeini, who returned to Iran
Thursday after forcing Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi from the country, to
designate the head of a "provisional government within a week.
Khomeini followers marched in several small, peaceful demonstrations
Sunday in various parts of Tehran. Some carried signs and shouted slogans
warning of a "holy war if the 78-year-old Moslem religious leader is not
allowed to establish an Islamic republic.
Teng slows pace near end of visit
SEATTLE ( AP) Chinese Vice Premier Teng Hsiao-ping, apparently tiring,
slowed his pace Sunday as he neared the end of his American tour.
His morning activities included only a brief courtesy call paid by former
Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger, in Seattle to help promote a soccer game
in his capacity as the honorary chairman of the North American Soccer
League, and a meeting with U.S. Sen. Henry Jackson, D-Wash.
Jackson said Teng had "indicated he would give, public assurances that
China's emigration policies will conform to the requirements necessary for the
country to attain the low tariffs and credits it wants to enable it to buy expensive
modern equipment. '..
Flood says He regrets mistrial
WASHINGTON (AP) Rep. Daniel J. Flood, saying he is innocent, has
expressed regret -that his bribery and perjury trial ended in a mistrial,
apparently caused by one holdout amoog the jurors.
"I maintain my innocence of any wrongdoing in the charges that were
considered against me, the 75year-old Pennsylvania Democrat said Saturday
night after the deadlocked federal jury of eight men and four women was
dismissed, ending nearly three days of deliberations.
Juror Johnnie Lyles said the panel was 1 1 to 1 for conviction on six of the
seven bribery counts and that "it was just a contrary old man who held out on
everything.. .he didn't want evidence, he wouldn't hear anything we had to say.
Inflation program faces toiigh week
WAS HINGTON (A P) Two key elements of .President Carter's anti
inflation program face a trying week in Congress as one House panel continues
to ponder wage insurance and another questions the legality of the wage-and-price
guidelines.
The House Ways and Means Committee ends six days of hearings Monday
on the president's novel plan to use tax credits to give inflation insurance to
. workers who' abide by his 7 percent wage guidelines. Meanwhile, the House
Government Operations Committee's subcommittee on commerce, consumer
and monetary affairs opens hearings Monday on Carter's overall anti-inflation
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