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4 The Dailv Tar Heel Wednesday. March 12. v. :-fe!:4'X Candlelight and Leopold The Carolina Union Social Committee will present "A Candlelight Evening" featuring a buffet dinner and the music of Perry Leopold Friday at 7 p.m. in Great Hall. Leopold, singer, song writer and guitarist, plays acoustical folk rock music. He has played in New York City and Washington, D.C. and on many college campuses on the East coast. Tickets are on sale at the Union information desk. Tickets are $9 for a couple and $5 for an individual. Kenya scholarship program offered Applications are now available for area residents interested in a scholarship program in Kenya this summer. The eight-week program combines travel, work and living in a local home near Nairobi, the capital city. "We haven't had as many applications this year, so the chances for somebody getting the scholarship should be better," said Carol Jova of Experiment in International Living which sponsors the program. EI L is a non-profit, private international organization which seeks to promote international understanding, Jova said. During the eight weeks, the winner will go on sightseeing trips " 7 if REMEMBER DTH Photo Contest Entries are due March 14!! CHANCELLOR'S UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS CEREMONY Nominations are now being accepted awards: Name of Award Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award John Johnston Parker, Jr. Medal Frank Porter Graham Award Irene F. Lee Award William P. Jacocks Memorial Award Jane Craige Gray Memorial Award Ernest L. Mackie Award Robert B. House Distinguished Service Award International Leadership Award Jim Tatum Memorial Award Ernest H. Abernethy Prize Nomination fontis are available at the Union Desk and the Office of Student Affairs (01 Steele Building). The deadline for nominations is Thursday, March 13th. For further information contact RoslynHartmann, Office of Student Affairs, 966 4041. 1980 V''::::;:: Thursday, April 17, 1980 Morehead Building rJf.-: M I i 7 - m if i a f I P from all members of the University community for the following student activities Nature of Recipient Senior one man, one woman Senior man or woman Senior man or woman Senior woman Senior man Junior woman Junior man any undergraduate any undergraduate any undergraduate any undergraduate Cainnipys Calleinidlair Public service announcements must be turned in at the box outside the D i H offices in the Carolina Union by 1 p.m. if they are to run the next day Each item will be run at least twice AIT1VITIKS TODAY AXE will meet al 7.30 p.m. in room 268 Venable. Vtiwi sou a la Table r rancaisc? Every Wednesday evening at the Rathskellar Restaurant from 5:30... The I M C ollege Republicans will meet at 7 30 n m in room 213 of the Union. M.I. Reiman. of Bell Laboratories, will hold a Colloquium on -Diffusion Models for Some Complex Queueing Systems" at 4 p.m. on Thursday in 107 Smith Building. The Association of Business Students will hold a general meeting at 3:30 p.m. in New Carroll T-6. All members please attend the next N.P.P.A. meeting at 4 p.m. in room 12 of Howell Hall. The Anderson for President committee will hold its initial meeting at 8 p.m. in 08 Gardner. The I'M' Racquetball C lub will meet at 9:30 p.m. ,n the Y.M.C.A. courts. The I'M' 4-H Club will meet at 8 p.m. in 104 Greenlaw. All past 4-H'ers and interested persons are invited to attend. A sign-up list for Orientation Counselors and Campus Friends Tor Foreign Students will be available at the International Center in Bynum Hall. All those interested in working with foreign students are encouraged to sign up. Call 933-5661 if you have questions. If you are closed out or just looking for an apartment, come to the seminar Wednesday night at 7 in the Unions" Great Hall for legal advice, a chance to talk to student representatives from each major complex, information from UNC Housing, and a very helpful packet of housing information. The Hunger Action Committee will meet at 3 p.m. in the Y. Please bring your child-sponsorship money. The Sailing Club will hold a meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the Union. Plans for the regatta will be finalized, and storage lor the new boats will be discussed. Everyone is welcome. The United Christian Fellowship w ill have a Bible study at 7 p.m. in Upendo. Voter registration is today from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Chapel Hill Municipal Building on 306 N. Columbia St. and Carrboro Town Hall. W. Main Street. An anti-draft vigil w ill be held at noon at the Franklin Street Post Office. Europe. Study, travel, or work abroad this summer. Find out how tonight at 8:30 p.m. in Granville East's eighth floor lounge. The seminar will include information on work and and work on service projects close to the capital city. This is the 27th year the Local Triangle Council of E1L has sponsored the trip. It is valued at $3,500, and UNC student Gail King was last year's winner. Applications may be obtained at the International Center, Bynum Hall, A Southern Season at Eastgate Shopping Center and the Chapel Hill Public Library. The deadline is March 14 and applications should be sent to: Experiment in International Living, Triangle International Language Center, 400 Eastowne Office Park, Chapel Hill, N. C. 27514. 4Soul Train' set for Great Hall The Black Student Movement will hold a Soul Train Disco Thursday from 9 p.m.-l a.m. in Great Hall. Patterned after the TV show of the same name, the event will feature music by student groups formed especially for the disco. Admission, $1 for BSM members and $1.50 for non-members, will be collected at the door. ABORTION The decision may well be difficult buttht abortion itself doesn't have to be. We do our best to make it easy lor you. Free Pregnancy Test Very Early Pregnancy Test Call 781-8850 anytime The Fleming Center Friendly . . Personal . . .Professional care at a reasonable cost .. APPALACHIAN WILDWATERS is taking applications for Raft Guides. White-water boaters preferred but will train applicants with strong outdoor background. APPLY NASH HALL Primary Area of Achievement humanitarian contribution student self-governance improving quality of life of University community through principles of equality, dignity, and peace among men. character, scholarship, leadership versatility character, scholarship, leadership character, scholarship, leadership unselfish commitment, through service, to the University and the surrounding community international awareness and understanding athletics plus extracurricular activities student publications 1 By , Carla Lindemann travel, and an American Institute lor Foreign Study representative w ill show a film and aaswcr questions about their study-abroad programs. Bach I.unch. a series of free noonday concerts, resumes today at 12:30 p.m. in the Chapel of the Cross with Sharon Reed, organist, performing works by Bach. Dupre and 1 anglais. Eat in the church or picnic in the cloister. The Anglican Student Fellowship Holy Comm union will be offered at 10 p.m. in the Chapel of the Cross. All are welcome. If you see a shopping cart full of hard-working Zctas on campus noon-4 p.m. today, be sure to drop by the pit and donate money for the Association for Retarded Citizens. All Big Buddies please remember the help session with Dr. Lancaster from 5-7 p.m. in 152 South Wing NCMH. Also the ice-skating plans are still on for Saturday at 10 a.m. The Phi Delta Phi French Table will meet at 5:30 p.m. at Youngblood's. UPCOMING EV ENTS The Wesley Foundation is accepting applications for the $250 Whitfield Traveling Fellowship for summer travel. This is available to undergraduates only. The deadline is March 15. Information and applications are available at Wesley. 214 Pittsboro Street. The Carrboro Appearance Commission has several vacancies on its board and is seeking well-qualified persons to fill the positions. Further information may be obtained by calling Carrboro Town Hall at 942-854 1. The commission, whose members are appointed by the mayor and Board of Aldermen, has been receiving increasing attention recently for its active involvement and leadership in landscaping and historic conservation for the area as well as its reviews and recommendations for new construction and remodeling. The office of the Attorney General is now interviewing for the position of Judicial Secretary. All those interested should come by Suite C by March 1 5 for an interview. Office hours are 2-5 p.m. Monday-Friday. The C ampus Y Committee on Undergraduate Education will meet at 4 p.m. Thursday in Jim's office in the Y Building. . 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I PtPNJKmUXXJ em aBBMBBaBaaBiaaBBak BBJBBBaBBBBBBBMBBBBJBMBHBHaiBBBaaB W UMAPPED t rA An organizational meeting 01 the triangle Area Anti Nuclear Street Theater ompan) will he held at 7:3(1 n m Wednesday March 2ft. at the Durham hm-ruis Meeting House. 404 Alexander Ave. Amateur and experienced actors, writers, costume designers and other talented individuals needed, l-or more information, call 2X6-4120 The Ami-Nuclear Media Action Project will meet at 7.30 p.m. March 19. at the Durham Friends Meeting House. 404 Alexander Ave. All levels ol experience and knowledge in writing, journalism, television and radio are needed to ensure that accurate information about nuclear power reaches the public, for more information, call 2Xft-4120. The Socialist Workers Party and Young Socialist Alliance sponsor a Socialist Educational C onference March 15 at 2 1 ft E. 6th St. in Winston-Salem. The conference will begin at 1 1 a m. and will last through the afternoon. Toptcs to be discussed include history and lessons of the anti-Vietnam W ar movement, the crisis of U.S. foreign policy and the draft and Plans of the I9K0 socialist election campaign. Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority is sponsoring a Blimpie dinner at its houseMarch I6.at 5:30and6:15p m On-campus deliveries also will be made. Proceeds will go to the Campus Y and the S C. Eye Tissue Bank. Enjoy afternoon coffee and conversation at Delta Phi Alpha's KAFFEEKLATSCH from 2:30-4.30 p m. on Thursday at 307 Cameron Avenue. Gut ist der Wirt, gut ist das Bier, ein Schelm ist's der nicht schreit mil mir. Rundadinellula. At Delta Phi Alpha's STAMMTISt H at 9 p.m. on Thursday at Youngblood's. There is an allampus Weekly Prayer Meetinf on Tuesday March 18from 12:30-1 p.m at the Union. Come and pray with us. Attention all Pre-Profeionals: There will be an admissions interview workshop with videotaped simulation at 7 p.m. on Thursday. Sign up at the door of 31 1 South Building. Z.B.T.'s annual "Mile of Pennies" will be this Saturday. Come have a great time and help us line Franklin Street with a "mile of pennies." The Latter-day Saints Student Association will present the 30 minute film "Meet the Mormons" on Thursday at 7 p.m. in 205 of the Union. Open to all. The BSM Gospel Choir will present its annual Spring Concert on Saturday at i p.m. in Memorial Hall. There is no admission, and everyone is invited. The INC Chess Club will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the Union. The ex-N.C. State quarterback and Cleveland Brown punter. Johnny Evans, will speak at the Fellowship of Christian Athletes this Thursday at 9 p.m. in 21 3 of the Union. Lambda, the CGA newsletter, is meeting Thursday at 7 p m. in the Union to continue plans for the next issue. The most recent issue is available next to the Union desk. The North Campus chapter of Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship will meet in the parlor of the C hapel of the Cross Thursday at 7:30 p.m. The I NC Club football practice is here at Eagles Field at 5:15 p.m. Monday-Friday. March 11-14. 17-21. Pig-pickin'. 2 FOR 1 PIZZA a: Offer expires I March 31, 1980 MMMMMMiMMH J FiSr-" ---l-SH I I'll TiW Ploo w 1 I r- , j i . . . jm i r W ,JJ3wi(' CMJU7 ,7h&"-yi V- " fAAHBB HElL C715C0VER THAT I'M GONE, ANP COtKE L0mH6 FOR ME DOGS HAVE AN UNU5UAL SENSE OF L0YALTV...ME'SB0UN0 TO HAVE MI556P ME... WWWf M 3-11 of ah Aroftfmnt! mU9. THE. UQftXS! - " JO t all 933-U7J5 or v;v-2275 All those interested in what ir I orcr K I ( has to of ler are milled to the Drill lea in the Detachment I ounge at I cniw Hall A short film "World Wr II: Prol. gue. I S " will he shown ROIC ladets and Air Force personnel ill he present to answer questions I his will Se he'd I hursda. refreshments will he served The C GA will sponsor a dance and Micial event at 9 p m at the Newman Center. Eversone ts invited The Department of Speech C ommuruc aiion will present a Reading Hour featuring the performance ol poctrs at 5 p m in 103 Bingham. The Mid-Campus Chapter Meeting of Inlrr-V arsity C bristian Fellowship will he 1 hursjay at 7p m Reverend Boh Duncan will speak on prayer, f very one is wekome to the meeting in 213-215 of the Union "Volunteers Do n For Free" butlorn lor sale at the Student Union by UNC Hospital olunteers 1 be money goes to the Beauty Shop at NCMH Jut 50 cents for a great cause Judge Allen Harreli of V. Uson will speak to the C hristian Legal Society in Seminar D on 1 hursday at I p m at the law school. His topic will he "Christian Objectives for Justice." Visitors are always welcome. The Odum Village Board of Aldermen a sponsoring an informal Tax Question and Answer Session conducted bv Ir. David HofTman. UNC School of B usiness Administration, on Thursday at 7:30 pm in the Odum iltage Community Service Building All students arc welcome. Thursday at C arolina C outers in ins .. Come bring your lunch and enjoy discussion with Dr. I eute of the History Department at 12:30 pm in Room 215 of the I nion. Everyone is invited. "The Furniture Industry-Health and Safety Haiards" features speakers W ilium yson. PhD. Industrial Hygienni of the Burlington Industries and Harris Ravnor ol the I nited Furniture Workers This seminar is held Friday from 1-2.30 P m. of room 103 Bcrryhill The public is invited The film "Working For our life" and a following discussion is sponsored by Issues in Medicine and the Occupational Health Action Group, and is March 17. it will take place in 105 Bcrryhill. and ts free and open to the public. UI M OF IMI KFST The First Annual Old ( am pus Kuadrace 1 10 kml will he heldat2pm on March 22. Ihcentry fceisJJ 00and$4 00on the day of the race Registration blanks are available at the Campus Y and the Union or from any Okie C ampus R A. Everyone is invited to participate. Applications for the Soctrty of llclirna. a tueck women's honorary, are available at the I nion desk The deadline is March 19. Orders are now being taken for INC Sailing (lub sweatshirts (512) and t-shirts (SM Anyone interested should contact Coleman at sM2-?f)5 Also the last shipment is in. Ronstadt in concert Rock singer Linda Ronstadt will perform in concert at 8 p.m. Sunday March 23 in Reynolds Coliseum in Raleigh. Ronstadt currently is on tour to promote her new album Mad Love, a collection of New Wave tunes. Ronstadt has sold more records than any other female singer in history; her last six albums have gone platinum (1 million records sold). Danny Korthchmar and Nicolette Larson will appear with Ronstadt. Tickets are $9.50 and $8.50 and are on sale at Big Shot Records (formerly School Kids) in Chapel Hill, and at WQDR and Reynolds Coliseum in Raleigh. All seats are reserved. J CAROUXA CLASSICS SERIES ABOUT THE COHDUCT Of LOVE! i NATALIE WOOD WARREN UEATTY PA T niNOlfc. . AUUNt V CriHi!af it. 5.00 Make a March of Dimes VAJJ r...THC Yci TOCLOO U5 TO CoM-EiOrt.' k J , VA.I ' 2J 1 1 'a by Garry Trudcau Dorr curcsau iui woa. MYFAmifitV ftaUPiAT FFJlt3S5. HJf fUtP TO ZB- s, s ti Si g 2:45 i J mtmmmKmimmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmamm MnBMBNwnaBnaBBBBHnMi I L I a , i y- ! If mm m . 1 I
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