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I Public service announcements must be turned in at tne box outside the DTH offices sn the CaroUria Unton
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.Workmen are constructing two
box office windows next to the
Carolina Union information desk to
help the desk staff handle the Union
services more efficiently.
The number of services offered at
the desk have increased too much
during the past few years to be
handled all at one place, said Dave
Bianchi, head of the information
desk. The new ticket windows also
will give th$ staff better cash control,
he said.
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Melp plan Springfest 80
Applications will be available today for
students interested in heading the 1980
Springfest committee, Student Body President
J.B. Kelly said.
The committee will explore the possibilities
of staging another Springfest concert, Kelly
said. More than 18,000 people attended the
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Separating the ticket sales from the
other functions of the information
desk will make the process more
organized, said Union Director
Howard Henry. All ticket sales will
be moved to the windows as soon as
they are completed.
The windows should be completed
within a week to 10 days, Henry -said.
"We had hoped the windows
would be finished by now," Bianchi
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Springfest concert in April in Kenan Stadium,
which featured Jimmy Buffett, the Spinners
and Nantucket.
I hope we can work closer with the
(Carolina) Union and the concert advisory
committee to have another Springfest," Kelly
said.
Applications will be available for one week
only in Suite C of the Carolina Union, Kelly
said.
Nightly Specials
All specials with
salad and bread
Mon Hamburger Steak with baked '2.C3
potato or trench fries
Tues Meat Roulade with peas
V ed Texas platter with baked $2.3
potato or french fries "
ThurS Spaghetti $2.50
Fried Shrimp $2.C3
Barbeque spare Ribs every night
. '3.35
also Barbeque Pork Ribs
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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 wiljh these representatives eight days
ahead of the visit in the University Placement Services, 2 1 1 Hanes Hall. A resume is
necessary at the time a student signs up
DATE ORGANIZATION
Oct. 15 Prudential Insurance
Company
Castner Knott Company
Princeton University
Amdahl
Fed era 1 Bureau o f
Instfgttdn",!''""?-''
Metropolitan Life Ins. Co.
University of the Pacific
School of Law
Jacobs, Gould & Assoc.,
P. A., CPA's
Dickinson School of Law
Oct. 17 Peat, Marwick, Mitchell &
Co.
Deals exclusively in
science fiction, fantasy,
and other speculative fiction
NCNB Plaza 136 E. Rosemary
Chapel Hill, N.C. 967-4439
HOURS: Mon-Sat 12-6Tues & Fri to 9
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Sketch Pads, Canvases etc.
ALL AT 20 DISCOUNT
37-2525 RAWSHEAD
Training
wro grain
Students and faculty members
interested in .international
communications and research can
sign up in 21 1 Hanes Hall today for
an! interview with a representative
from the East-West Center, a cross
cultural research organization based
near Honolulu, Hawaii.
the East-Wests Center
representative will be On campus
from 11 a.m.-l p.m. and 3-5 p.m.
Tuesday. A slide presentation
explaining the center's activities will
be shown from 2-3 p.m. Tuesday in
213-215 Carolina Union.
The Center allows American
; scholars and students to study
communications, environmental
problems, population and cultural
learning in Asia and countries in
other Eastern civilizations. I he
center is sponsored by the U.S. State
Department.
tor an interview.
Burroughs Corporation
Center for Naval Analyses
Southern Bell
Univ. of Michigan School
of Law
University of Iowa
Arthur Andersen. &
Oct, IS Arthur Andersen &
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Southern National Bank
i of North Carolina
Blue Bell, Inc.
i Southeast Banks
1 University of Georgia
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ACTIVITIES TODAY
BrUB.b poH Jrnn; Jotepil give a reading of her poetry at
4 p.m. in the Cireenlaw lounge. The reading is free of charge
and open to the public.
Tired of getting the worst seats in the stadium? I have I
choke tickets to award to eight lucky peopie. Come see me
from 3-5 p.m. at Suite C. Carolina Union. Ask for Al Perry.
Don't let your studies or problems make you overeat!
Overexert Anonymous meet at 7 p.m. at University Baptist
Church. There art no dues or fees!
Register to vote from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. at the Chapel Hill
Municipal Bldg. and Carrboro Town Hall. Today is the last
day.
Cotleff Students ta Broadcasting (CSS) will meet at 7:30
p.m. in l-A Swain Hall. Scheduled: an evening of letter writing
for the November speaker. All members and interested
students should attend this meeting.
A joe-eeefciag workshop will be offered by the University
Placement Services at I p.m. in 306 Hanes Hall. How to fin
hidden jobs, how to reasearch companies and ways to use our
office will be covered. ' ... ,
The University Placement Services will conduct a mini
group orientation meeting for eursiflg students. It will be held
at 9 am. in 206 Hanes Hall. Interested students should call
935-6507 or come by 211 Hanes Hall and set up an
appointment. "
Senior and graduate Bursing students seeking employment
upon graduation are encouraged to use the University
Placement Services Offices. An orientation meeting will be
held from 3-4:30 p.m. in 217 Carrington Hall for all RN
students. Inquiries should be directed to 966-141 1, ext. 207 or
933-6507.
The CVcie-K Club will meet at 7 p.m. to sell fresh
i doughnuts. AH members should make an effort to be there and
' sell their share. For further information, call 933-1541.
The Student Government Transportation Committee will
have a meeting at 4 p.m. in Suite C. Carolina Union. Please
have reports ready to be discussed. Any other students
interested in parking and transportation matters are welcome.
The Orientation Committee of the ABS will meet at 3 p.m.
in T-i New Carroll Hall.
HillcTs Free Jewish University course entitled "The History
and Meeting of Jewish Ritual" meets at 7 p.m. in the Hilicl
Library. This course deals with the history of Jewish ritual and
its connection to the calendar year.The instructor for the
course is David Halperin. assistant professor of religion Call
942-4057 for more details.
Women interested in forming a Jewish women's group are
invited U attend its first meeting at 8:15 p.m. in the Hillel
Library: For more information contact Linda at 942-4057.
The HSid Newsletter Committee will hold an introductory
. planning meeting at 7:30 p.m. at the Hillel House. 210 W.
Cameron St. All persons interested in working on the Hillel
newsletter are invited.
The UNC Computation Center Short Course will be "SAS
(Statistical Analysis System)" at 2 p.m. in 307 Manning HalL
The I ndcrgrsduate History Association is having a
discussion on "International Terrorism at 8 p.m. in 423
Hamilton Hall. Featured will be Dr. James Leutre of the UNC
history department. Anyone interested is more than welcome
to join us!
The Society of Janus is having its first meeting of the year at
5:30 p.m. in the More head Cellar. If you have not received our
information letter about this, please call Jams at 933-7361 All
student members and honoraries are urged to attend.
NCSL is meeting at 8 p.m. in 2 1 7 Carolina Union. Bill topics
will be selected. For more information, call Mark Hewett.
In commemoration of the Year of the Child. Holy Trinity
Lutheran Church will host a panel discussion on the Health of
the Child with the topic Health Needs and Services to be
presented from 7:30-9:30 p.m. at 300 East Rosemary St.
A square dance to benefit Cane Creek with the Apple Chill
Cloggers. the Augmented String Band and the String Band
and the Saturday Night String Band will be held at 8 p.m. at
the Mad Hatter.
The Fencing Chin meets from 7-9 p.m. at 203 Woollen Gym.
Anyone is welcome for instruction and practice. Prepare for
NCAFLA bouts to be held in Chapel Hill this semester.
UPCOMING EVENTS
"Discourse.' the International Center's discussion series,
begins the I979-U0 program with an informal panel discussion
of The Politics of Not hern Ireland." Professor Frank Munger
of the political science department will moderate. The event
will be held from 3-5 p.m. Tuesday in Toy Lounge. Dey Hall
with open attendance and audience participation encouraged.
The Felt Gospel Student Fellowship will join together at 7
p.m. Tuesday in the South Gallery Meeting Room. Carolina
Union for sharing, singing, prayer and praise. All are welcome.
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nee to save t he-creek
The Friends of Cane Creek will
sponsor a benefit square dance at 8
tonight at the Mad Hatter. The dance will
feature the Apple Chill Cloggers, the
Augmented String Band and the
Saturday Night String Band.
The cloggers give clogging lessons
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1979 Facial Fitrvw
Educational Programs. Jrv:.
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It'i October and the leaves are turning brown. It ii a nnon of
change - the clear, cold death of wintsr shines ahead of us.
Soon we will be able to sue our breath, frisk with srrull do?i in
the snow, and roll our cars over on patches of blztk ice. With
winter approaching and good jokes sure to be tt scarce as
summer birds, now is the time to lay In winter's supply of
jokes in the new October comedy Inus of frJsr.;! Urrposn;
and as for summer birds, you can prcbsbly mail twr for them
to Florida. Yes, the flatten si Urrpccn Comedy i::ut his
enough rich, plump guffaws to keep ycu chortling rlht Into
trinn fin m buv one now it vour tooJ rsws stand cr
bookstore before Pvid Frost
making It a pain to oo outsiae.
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The I'M' Young Democrats will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday m
213 Carolina Union. N.C Representative Trish Hunt wiil
speak. Ms. Hunt, who s from Orange County, has been vety
actively involved in Etjual Rights legislation and University
affairs, among many other things. New people are very
welcomed
There will be aa AF.D eTi nwrtiag (ofTkers and
committee chairmen) at 5 p.m. TuevJay in 304 SteeSe Bi!g. A
- dim on drinking and driving will be shown. All iteresed
jnembers are invited.
Defca Sigma Pi is sponsoring a talk by Vance DaugMery on
"Computers in Banking and Computer Fraud" at 7:30 p m.
Tuesday in T-5 Carroll HalL
The Table Tennis Club wiU meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the
Tin Can. Everyone is welcome.
There will be a general meeting for the I nderjrwSws'e
Pottctkai Science Association at 7 p.m. Tuesday in 351
Hamilton Hall. All interested people are rovited.
Refreshments wilt be served.
Dr. Tom Tate, Director of Admissions at Urnon
Theologicnl Seminary in Virginia, win visit the campus and
talk with persons interested in theological education from 10
a.m. until 5 p.m. Tuesday in 205 Ca ohna Union.
Learn the art of self-discipline by joining a class on
Shot oka Karate. The class is sponsored by the Hillel Free
Jewish University and meets from 7-9 p.m. on Tuesday and
Thursday. It also meets for an additional hour and a half o;i
alternate Sundays. Women are encouraged to attend. Larry
l-azarus is the instructor.
Arts and sciences senior planning logrsduate in December
1979 should fill out an application for a degree end a senior
. data sheet in the Dean's office. 206 South B'.dg.. Oct. 9.
Career eight for sedotogj and industrial reistioM ntsjor
wiU be held at 7:15 p.m. Tuesday in the Great Hall. Carolina
Union. Representatives of the University Placement Service,
University Counseling Center, various employers and
graduate and professional programs will be on hand with
infonraiion about career opportunities for persons majoring
in these fields.
Could you use more information on self breast exams,
pelvic exams, contraceptive methods, or sexually transmitted
diseases? CHEC-tbc Contraceptive Health Education C tink
can provide information at 7 p.m. every Tuesday in 23 1 St hoot
of Public Heahh. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Ebony Readers is asking any and all interested students to
submit any poetry, prose, essays, plays and any other literary
material that they might wish to see performed by the Readers
from 7-9 p.m. Tuesday in the James rec room.
There will be a WXVC Station usecting Tuesday in 202-204
Carolina Union. I R peopte should be there at 7 p.m.. the of the
staff at 7:30 p.m.
There will be a WXYC promotion sswrtbtg after the station
meeting Tuesday in 202-204 Carolina Union.
The Caasal Hi8 Ubcrtarnui Society, advocating civil liberty
and economic freedom for individuals, will meet at 6 p.m.
Tuesday at the Mad Hatter Resturant.
ITEMS OF INTEREST
Agtx. the international expressions magarine published by
the Association of International Students, is re-organizing for
the 1979-80 edition. Persons interested in contributing time,
skill and energy toward producing Agon should give their
name, address, and phone number to the staff at the
lmernatjonalCenter JBynum HaB. 933-561. by Oct 17.
The I NC kuasor aaagatine, A Br iff faitrmiuiim. is in
search of fund-raising ideas. If you know a sure-fire way to
raise money, send your suggestions along with a S I processing
fee to Boa 29. Carolina Union.
'Tar Heel'
needs editors
The Daily Tar Heel has openings for
four copyeditors. Positions arc available
for people to work Sunday, Monday or
Thursday. Working hours begin at 3:30
p.m. Interested persons should contact
Cynthia Prairie at 933-3565 today or
Tuesday to set up an appointment.
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during the benefit, and a case of beer will
be raffled off.
Donations of $2 per person will go
toward the group's fight against an
Orange Water and Sewer Authority plan
to create a reservoir out of the creek.
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By appt. 942-4391
942-4388
405 W. Franklin St.
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