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nnscansia"ojnrsj'- 2The Daily Tar HeelMonday, March 21, 1983 Panel discussion held on career options By ELLEN ORAHOOD Staff Writer The role of women is changing, with more options and opportunities available today than in the past, according to six prominent area women who were mem bers of a panel discussion held Tuesday in Gerrard Hall. . The discussion, "Women and Careers in the 80s," was sponsored by the Pan hellenic Council and University Career Planning and Placement. A discussion period followed with mem bers of the audience asking members of the panel specific questions. When asked what it was like to be a woman in a traditionally male field, several of the women said that women to day need to be sure of their abilities and able to prove themselves. Rev. Jill Edens, co-pastor with her hus band of the United Church, said that she got a degree in education because it seemed one of the only things women could do. "It seemed impossible to me that a woman could find a position in a church," 1 she said. Edens preaches every other week and is expecting her first child in May. Pat Crawford, an attorney for Universi ty Property Office Legal Affairs, found out that she was pregnant three weeks be fore law school started but decided to go ahead with school. Crawford took her finals early before the baby was born. Another question of concern for many young women who attended the discussion was whether it is possible to have both a career and family. The women on the panel were proof that it was possible. Dr. Pam Myer, superintendent of Chapel Hill-Carrboro schools, worked for 12 yean before she had her son; and she said she never considered ending her career after he was born. Jackie James, a residential contractor working on her architecture license, and the mother of two sons, said that good communication in the family is essential. 'When I come home after a hard day," she said, "I tell the kids I have to have some space. Dr as my son says, 'Mom, you gotta chill out.' " Beverly Cutter, a fund raising counselor and a single mother of two, said that she is always juggling her career and children. The ability to stay flexible is necessary, she said. Dr. Connie Battle, who is in residency at N.C. Memorial Hospital and the only sin gle woman on the panel, said that she definitely plans to marry and have a fami ly.."! would manage both a career and family," she said. Sharon Mitchell, assistant dean for stu dent life and Panhellenic advisor, made the opening remarks to the audience of about 150. Mitchell said that women today are marrying later, having children later, and meshing a family and career. "Over one-half of American mothers work," she said. Vicki Lotz, counselor for UNC Career Planning and Placement, said that she hoped the panel would help women recognize their potential and would in troduce new goals and ideas to them. Lotz introduced the panel of six promi nent area women who had all chosen dif ferent careers and reached their careers by different paths. Each woman gave a brief description of her job and how she had achieved her success, describing the dif ficulties she had encountered along the way. The Associated Press WASHINGTON WEiam D. Ruckelshaus, who report edly agreed "in principle" last week to become the new chief of the troubled Enviroinmental Protection Agency, flew here Sunday amid srculafionlhat lie would be named to the post. ' , An admiiiistration source, who did not want to be identi fied, said Ruckelshaus flew to Washington on Sunday. A per son answering the phone at the Ruckelshaus residence near Seattle, who refused to give a name, said the former EPA ad ministrator had left for-the capital before noon. President Reagan refused to comment on the matter as he returned from Camp David, Md., on Sunday. "I'll see you in the press room in a few days," he said, apparently referring to an as-yet unannounced news conference. At the White House this weekend, officials refrained from formal comment about the president's plans, but privately dropped hints that the final decision might come Sunday at a White House meeting, with a formal announcement as early as today. ' Assistant White House press secretary Anson Franklin said Sunday: "No meeting is scheduled (on the EPA) and definite ly not any involving the president." BRUSSELS, Belgium European finance ministers failed Sunday to resolve the politically volatile French-German money crisis and, in an unprecedented move, decided to let their currencies float free of mandatory central bank controls when the markets reopen today. Traders were expected to sell weak French francs for strong German marks and let the market determine their value, but there were fears that unless the problem was resolved quickly that the political fallout would cloud a summit of Common Market government leaders, also set to begin here today. French Foreign Trade Minister Michel Jobert resigned Sun day, and there was speculation that French Premier Pierre Mauroy would be the next minister to go in Socialist President Francois Mitterrand's government, plagued by $13.6 billion in foreign debt. ' ' : "' "' : : ;: .- :. . - .- - . v The money market situation was unprecedented in the four year history of the European Monetary System, created to create monetary stability in the European Economic Com munity. For weeks, the French and German central banks have been spending millions to prop up their currencies. . Study claims lead poisoning could have caused fall of Roman Empire The Associated Press BOSTON Two-thirds of the emperors of ancient Rome may have been poisoned and even mentally un hinged by high doses of lead in their wine and food, and that could have been a cause of the fall of the Roman Empire, a study concludes. A researcher calculated that Roman aristocrats con- . sumed six times as much lead as modern safety stan dards allow, and he said many of them had gout, a disease that can be caused by lead poisoning. Dr. Jerome O. Nriagu analyzed the personalities and habits of the emperors and others who held power between 30 B.C. and 220 A.D. He found that about 1 DOUBLE YOUR PLEASURE BUT HOT YOUR RENT BRODMOOH APARTMENTS. SI 00 OFF YOUR FIRST MONTH'S RENT 1 BEDROOM $245 2 BEDROOM $275 DEPOSIT $150 FREE BUS SERVICE TO UMC GARDEN PLOTS PETS ALLOWED COME OUT AND SEE CIS TODAY! BROADMOOR APARTMENTS 4216 GARRETT ROAD, DURHAM BEHIND DARRYL'S RESTAURANT 942-2302 489-2302 GIVE TO THE AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY. two-thirds of them including Caligula and other cruel pleasure-seekers "had a predilection to" lead tainted food and wine. "The lead could have contributed to their erratic behavior," he said in an interview. "I can't say it definitely was responsible, but it could have been an important factor." Nriagu figured that wine alone may have contri buted half of the lead in the Roman diet. Romans often flavored their wine with a syrup made from sim mered grape juice, and this concoction was brewed in lead pots or lead-lined copper kettlesv 1 . . "One teaspoon of such syrupy would have been more than enough to cause chronic lead poisoning," Nriagu wrote. The syrup was also an ingredient of one-fifth of the recipes in one cookbook:'1'' : ; ' The idea that lead poisoning caused " Rome to fall has been proposed before, but Nriagii has put together a large amount of evidence that is being published as a book. A summary of his findings 'was "'Jointed in Thursday's New England Journal of Medicine. For the record Due to a reporting error in Fri day's story "American Atheists , sponsors lecture series" the DTH incorrectly reported the date for the first lectures of the series. The lec tures, "Church, State and the First Amendment: A North Carolina Dialogue" and an introduction to the First Amendment, will be at-8 p.m. toda in the Carolina Union. WOMEN'S HEALTH : CARE YOU CAN ABORTION: a difficult decision that's DEPEND ON. made easier by the women of the Fleming Center. Counselors are available day and night to support and understand you. Your safety, comfort and privacy are assured by the caring staff of the Fleming Center. SERVICES: Tuesday Saturday Abortion Appointments 1st & 2nd Trimester Abortions up to 1 8 Weeks Free Pregnancy Tests Very Early Pregnancy Tests All Inclusive Fees Insurance Accepted CALL 781-5550 DAY OR NIGHT Health care, counseling and education BpjB -B.- U--' for women of all ages. THE FLEMING CENTER 1 Wake Uf3 to gfr lath (Uar Bret t ' Hill III Mill II III. Ill, IJ I II I N II II I LI III LULL Ill III ILL .11. II. I I -I- U II I Ufc - 1 1 fc 1 11 ' 1 t 11 n fa ;sl:i(t)ii iv r!Mi : .mi:i (MM DOMSTF Hfe. lawn MScMaA . a 1 fin ih I iiltfci OjW ill- tfclliWM'' f i El Tuesday, March 29 9-12 pm Great Hall Z5 Tickets $1 at Union Desk wI.D. A Union Social Committee Presentation UViUl LHJdJiJM .UJ UJUU UULMJM Your BSN means you're a professional. In the Army, it also means you're an officer. You start as a full-fledged member of our medical team. Write: Army Nurse Opportunities, . P.O. Box 7713, Burbank, CA 91510. r J2, iiiw'iMi -II Whit ll)!i!W' lidr. i)i(brrfimfiiii C( tdli litis nft 3?"- n o r?o n SlSSQlillCBCm SI (SIS All ads must be prepaid. Deadline: Ad must be received by 12 (noon) one business day before publication. Classified ad may be placed at the DTH office or mailed to the DTH Carolina Union 065A, Chapel Hill, NC 27514. Classified Info Return ad and check or money order to the DTH office by noon the business day before your ad is to run. Ads must be prepaid. Rates: 25 words or less Students $2.00 Non-students $3.00 5C (or each additional word $1.00 more for boxed ad or boldface type Please notify the DTH office immediately if there are mistakes in your ad. We will be responsible for only -the first ad run. annotmceraerats HANDICAPPED AWARENESS DAY WITH th Carolina Union Human Relation Committee. Are you interested in helping out? If to, come to a meeting on Tuesday, March 22 at 4:00 p.m. In Union. Room 220. help w&nted JEFF LAND INVITES ALL his friends to visit him at his new location. Take One Hair cutter. 203 't East Franklin Street (across from campus). Ten years ex periencc In Chapel Hill. THE ASSOCIATION OF BUSINESS Students will meet . Thurtday, March 24 in T-7 New Carroll. Bob Arnold, marketing expert from IBM. will speak about careers In marketing. The public is invited. THE UNC INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS Association will hold its Hist annual Student-Faculty Wine and Cheese Party at 7:30 Wednesday, March 23 in room 217 Carolina Union. AD paid members welcome. CAROLINA PHOTGRAPHERS CLUB MEETING Tuesday. March 22nd, 7:30 pm. Check at Union Desk for room num ber. Anyone Interested In photography please come; we are ready to roll. lost Ci found LOST: KEY RING WITH about five keys including one large tkeleton key. Reward. Call 933-5216 and ask for Scott. OVERSEAS JOBS SUMMERYEAR round. Europe, S. Amer.. Australia. Asia. AD Fields. $500-$ 100 monthly. Sightseeing. Free Info. Write UC Boa 52-NC-l Corona Del Mar. CA 92625. CRUISE SHIP JOBS! $14428,000. Carribean. Hawaii. World. Call for Guide. Directory. Newsletter. 1 916-722-1111. Ext UNCHAPEL HILL. SUMMER JOB SEARCH DIFFICULT? National arm now hiring. Resume experience, travel, excellent pay $3500.00. Average savings for summer. Call 942-5151 for interview in formation. $106.80 DAILY EARNINGS, WORKING in the comfort and security of your own home. No experience. AD ages. Fully guaranteed. Complete details and application form sent on request Send self-addressed stamped envelope to; BLR 2002 W. 4th StSnllwater. OK 74074 BLACK MALES AND FEMALES Earn 5hr-get a free physical, and help the environment. The EPA needs healthy non-smokers, age 18-35 for a breathing study on the UNC campus. For more information call 966-1253. Monday-Friday, 8-5. SUMMER JOBS-CHARLOTTE PUBLISHING Company looking for salesmen. Prefer southwestern or varsity men. ' No door to door sales. For more information call 704 374-0729. ASTHMA SUFFE2ESS-EARN $50 ki an EPA breathing study on the UNC campus. To qualify you must be male, 18-35, with currently active asthma. For more information please call 966-1233. Monday-Friday, 8-5. THE UNC WOMEN'S CREW Team needs a coxswain. A coxswain steers the boat, caDs the strategy, and gets us psyched. No experience necessary. If interested, call Ronda 933-6181 or Lala 933-1404. MOREHEAD PLANETARIUM IS NOW accepting applica tions from students for part-time employment. Positions available for Spring and Summer with possibilities for FaO. Inquire at Planetarium Business Office 9-5 weekdays. 1S-39 YEAS OLD MALES with colds and $u needed for paid EPA research. CaQ Dr. Robert Chapman at 541-3804 or 942-3912. - SUMMER SALES POSITIONS EARN $3500 plus more this summer. Travel to other university campuses through out the Southeast and Midwest. SeB yellow page ads for University Directories. Detail and sign up sheet at the Placement Office. Interviews held Monday, March 28. SUMMER DAY CAMP POSITIONS-Town of Chapel Hill. 32 positions available: 26 Counselors, 6 site Directors. PT (mornings) & FT, weekdays. Jobs begin June 13 and 20. One site specializes in special services to handicapped children. Experience working directly with children prefer red; some supervisory experience helpful for Director posi tions. Must be able to plan & lead activities: Counselors: $3.35hn Directors $3.50hr. Apply by April 15: Parks & Recreation Dept. 200 Plant Rd. EOAAE. BASEBALLSOFTBALL UMPIRES -Town of Chapel Hill. 10 positions. Work 4-8 gameswk, evenings & wknds; sea son from late April to mid June. Requires one fuD season previous umpiring exper. Pay S5.00-S12.50game. Apply by March 21: Pks Recreation Dept.. 200 Plant Rd. EOAAE. VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR NCMH Research project . who have taken Tetracycline for at least one year. Minimal time required. No needles. Call Dr. Jacobson 966-1212. services THESIS. DISSERTATIONS. PAPERS, MANUSCRIPTS. Fast, Accurate Service. Graduate School Approved. Correct ing Selectric n. 967-1383. E.J. & COMPANY Light and Sound Shows. More NEW music, more NEW equipment, but the same GOOD RELI ' ABLE EXPERIENCED SERVICE and yes, simply unbeliev able; the same low price $125.004 nr. Call Eddy Heming way 967-8871. for rent wanted for sale TENNIS RACKETS "at mail order prices with pro shop ser vice." Partial listing Prince Pro, $87.50, Kennex Power . $53.50. Wilson Kramer Mid $73.50 (INCLUDES STRING ING) Five Oaks Pro Shop 493-1495. SPRING SALE BACK DOOS RECORDS S1.C off LP's. Tape Wad. March 16th thru Tacs. March 22nd. 136 East Roswasaty. Lower Lovel NCN3 Plaza, 12-6 p.sa- Moau-Sat. 933-0019 HUNTERS! CHESAPEAKE BAY RETR OVERS for sale. ' Superior hunting dog because of great size, strength, dur ability. The bloodline is finest you've ever seen, guaranteed! Must caD for details. Will negotiate price or trade. Call 933-9022. Hurry. MEXICAN DRESSES FOR SALE! Beautiful embroidery bi many colors prices only from $35-$60. Hurry there's not much time left CaD Kim 929-3391 or 968-9162. ' NCAA FINAL FOUR 2 tickets-cheap 505-255-3473. CLOSED OUT? ONE BEDROOM apt to sublet for June and' July. Option to renew lease in August Contact LaBron or Jerry after 6 p.m. 967-2054. NEED A PLACE FOR the summer? Sublet a great 3 bed room Townhouse Apt Possibility of (all rental also. Please caD Suzanne at 967-1223. FURNISHED 2 BR 2 FULL bath apt available to sublet for summer. AC pool, balcony, on bus route, close to maDs. CaD 968-1756 anytime. SUBLET TWO-BEDROOM FURNISHED Apt May 20-Aug. 1. Bus line, AC. pool, laundry, tennis. $273 month' plus utilities. Afternoons, evenings 942-8190 or daily Dey Ha0126. SUMMER SCHOOL 2 bdnn. Carolina Apt on busline. Special deal and possible takeover of fall lease. CaD 9684635 or 929-6332. roommates NON-SMOKING FEMALE WANTED TO share Northamp ton Plaza Apt. $140 month includes utilities. Available May 15. Call 929-3751. FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED fee Large Street Easy walklM dhrtaf to Uk pts. $117.04 p. saosrfh phtm srtilitis. Call . 967-8169. 3 ROOMMATES WHO DONT mind a very small dog need ed to share 3 bedroom Boiinwood Apt $95.00 month for two sharing the master bedroom with private bath and phone extension. $117.50month for the single bedroom, ' utilitiesperson. CaD Gfaia at 942-8036 or 962-6275. HELP! IMMEDIATELY NEED NON-smoking male to share 2 bedroom Laurel Ridge apt with grad student: $165 4- Vi utilities (my rent is $210). BARGAINS CaD Peter at 933 6592 (home) 962-5698 (work). rides PSEOSION MAINTENANCE IF YOU srasrt th beat for vomt Volvo. Jasaaaaa, or Ganstaa AatosaohBa. tartci3gst Sachsdcsasta, smeBawl srarraatlaa, fair svic. 229 Wca4 Mabs Carrboro. 929-1976. TRADE MY S-4 FOR an N-4 permit Plus I will give you $25.00. CaCa fcer 11:00 p.m. at 967-5991. DAMN GOOD ROCK BAND looking for luck ass vocalist Qualification high range 1st tenor, flexible schedule Is a must Only serious male vocalists need reply. CaD Mike or Keith at Apocalypse Int. 933-0320. Gook Luck. pcrsonsls SPRING INTO HEALTH AT the Second Annuof New Well Spring Health Fair, Tuesday, March 22, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.. Carolina Union. For more information caB 966-2281 (Ext 275).- ' GURDJ1EFF. INTRODUCTION TO SELF-Ky Grst Heft saethod. For farthar ktforatatioei arrfsa Thoasaa Gray. MJC. Hytaad K31s Motor Lode. Sosrthara FtsMO, N.C X8S87 or phoao 1-692-7615, oxx. 261 M.W.-HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Here's to the "bonding' phasefTT)" and you and me in the Big City! I love you very much! L.H. JON RECKFORD COKE BY tk DTH otBes soasothsto today to pack ap DTH Board hsfo for tooJghfs sfilaa. Soa Lteda. TO THE PERSON WHO brought my keys back Wed. night Thanks! Avalortg. " JIM tVZINN-Kap0v Happy EirthdavRrtrit LAC WHOEVER PICKED UP MY black waBet from a Hill Hal practice room, plee return it to the Music Library desk. No questions asked. Thanks Margaret . - JWOGT-(JTM WBTNN of GrasnrSla Towrs) Hap py Birthday. Hero! Hopo yoa'ro oajoyksa tifo to ta saua, I saisa yosi total Leva, yoar S&N Ssm BROKE? DONT KNOW WHERE your next meaTs coming from? Come to our free workshop and learn how to supple ment your diet with inexpensive vegetarian menus. Wed., March 24, 7:30 pm in the Student Health Service. CaB 966-2281 ext 275 to register. PASSOVER WILL BE HERE sooner than you think! If you don't have plans for the first Seder, consider the Seder spon sored by Hillel. It will be held at 6:30 pm, Monday March 28 at Beth-d Synagogue, Watts and Markham Streets, -Durham. Transportation available. $12.00 non-affiliate, f 10.00 affiliates, $3.00 discount if you work. Reservations must be ki by Friday March 25. CaD 942-4057. 10-3 pm. M-F. GUYS AND GIRLS WHO ORDERED GIRL Scoot Coofctaa. Thoy are la at The Daily Tar Hool Of flea. Aak for Rejoaaata. THE DTH BOARD OF Directors will snoot Moa day Night, 7:36 pea la roosa 299 of the Usrioa. Afl Isrtoraotod stodosrta ara htvttad to attend. Tho Board ma also snoot WodsModay night S23, at 7:39 pea ta FPG faoJoot Agaaa, all isrtaroatod atadoaca ara iavtted to attoatd. 8TH FLOOR GRANVILLE WEST: Who had the "emergen cy"??!!!??? The four leprechaun (DS, TH. KH. DG) from 8th East P.S. Thanks for the flowers! ' JIM WRLNN: HAVE A Happy 22ad Birthday To day. W sates pass at Lvie S treat Who. Love, Rata and Johau HAPPY BIRTHDAY. CHUCKLES! Thank you for aD the wonderful wasted hours In the Dungeon and abroad. May your next twenty years be as good as these last six months! Love, Caro Pinko I . JIMBO WRINN-HAPPY BIRTHDAY long lost friend. We miss the warmth of your hands. (The Fayetteville wench doesn't have the same touch!) We miss the fondl ing of the pride of Franklin! Horace & Mildred. ROSI. CIAO BELLA! (SEVTLLA isn't that far from C.H.!) Life here Just ain't the same without you. No afternoon Papagayo's. I miss your face!!! AIR. CHARLIE MADISON-PLEASE COME by tho DTH offteo swasorisBo today to pick op DTH Board Info for toalghf a i PHI TKETA KAFTANS! TRANSFER students who are former PTK members are encouraged to attend an Important meeting concerning orientation '83 and election of new of ficers! Que. caD 942-1083.
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