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'W 1411 nji'iiijri 2The Daily Tar HeelWednesday, February 1, 1984 Terrell seeks GPSF By HEATHER HAY Staff Writer Tom Terrell, a second-year law student from High Point, has announced his can didacy for president of the Graduate and Professional Student Federation. University policy on financial aid for graduate and professional students will be a main issue in the campaign for GPSF president, Terrell said Thursday. "Currently, graduate students have se cond priority (after undergraduates) on financial aid, and that to me is a kind of second-class citizenship within the Uni versity structure," Terrell said. According to Eleanor Morris, director of student aid, when financial aid funds are limited, undergraduates will get preference in consideration for those P I Hlllllllllllllilllf ,! Il'lll). 106 Henderson St. (2nd Floor) Directly above Hectors," enter from Henderson St. Chapel Hill, NC 27514 967CUTS (2887) $10.00 off perms $10.00 off highlights HAIRCUTS $9.50 (reg. $12.50) I with selective stylists Expires March 3, 1984 i i i i RerJ heart Varehtine" ' J $8.00 FREE bold type must specify (must fit handwritten inside heart) v. Classified Info Return ad and check or money order to the DTH office by noon the business day before your ad is to run. Ada must be prepaid. Rates: 25 words or less Students $2.00 Non-students $3.00 5C for 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. announcements SPRING 19S4 BAOOOW SOCCER RnlaUatlua boejaa Moaday. Jax, 1C aooa-6 pat, Moa.-FiL. 50 W. Boa aty. Chapal HUL Field Rgis4r tloa la Sal, Faa. It II. la aooa, at Raiabow Socec Stadfaua. off CUmum! Road aad 15-501. TEAM ANNOUNCEMENT- Sat., Fab. 25, 10-aooa, aooa. Ralabow Stadtaai, PRACTICE BEGINS -Moa Fab. 27. Utaraatad Coach aad Spoa aors caO 97-797. RAINBOW SOCCER Is a aoaproflt racraadnaal prograai ka Us 25th i aoa, opa to people of aay aoa, sax or akOL SENIOR CLASS COMMITTEE MEETING: Thursday. Feb. 2nd. 4 JO in the Union. APPLICATIONS FOR CAMPUS Y elected offices are available la Room 102, Y Bldg. Completed applications due by Feb. 6th. Elections will be held Feb. 14th. THE CELLAR DOOR needs graphic art, poetry and prose for the Spring '84 issue. GuidelinesUnion Desk. Dead- jJmeFeiar BACK DOOR RECORDS 25 or $1 OFF ALL LP's Great Rock, Classical, Jazz, etc. 136 E. Rosemary Lower Level NCNB Plaza near Ram Theatres Mon.-Sat. 12-6 p.m. 933-0019 BUY-TRADE-SELL STUDENTS VITH BULIMIA Psychotherapysupport group for women with bulimia Focus on understanding emotions that lead to overeating and regaining control of eating behavior. For information call Student Health Service at 966-2281 (ext. 254) Weds, afternoons starting Feb. 22 X PM2LMZ ? Compare Our Incredibly Low Prices! jJ--ris- (I Try our medium 12" Pizza with I u 1 topping J II mxm) 0niv 3.95 I " in. i ' mm w mimmmmtmmmm - iiiim n . - M c1 . '-"Jxl screening interview :..-" funds. That policy decision was reached three years ago by the Faculty-Student Scholarship, Awards and Student Aid Committee, Morris said. "Graduate stu dents are referred to other aid sources outside the University," she added. Terrell said he wanted the GPSF to take a more active role in policy decisions concerning graduate and professional students. The GPSF currently appoints representatives to many chancellor's committees, but Terrell said that he would like to go one step further. "Chancellor's committees are limited in their effectiveness," Terrell said. "Graduate students need to form their own committees, which not only report to the chancellor, but sit down with and discuss issues with the chancellor and other University administrators. HIIIIII fl 1 5 SI I P i E C I A L S oz-euer- I Please bring coupon SAY " '! (personal or WANT TO CRUISE TO the Bahama with your classmates over Spring Break? Umited space still available. Come by Senior Class Office for details now! NOMINATION FORMS ARE AVAILABLE for the Graii Valkyries at the Union desk. The GrailValkyrie is a campus honarary that seeks to recognize outstanding ser vice, leadership, and scholarship. Nominations due Feb. 10th. MEETING FOR THOSE WHO are going on the senior class cruise; Thursday Feb. 2. 4:00 in the Union. Check, desk for room number. RUGBY: VIDEOTAPES OF INTERNATIONAL mat ches will be shown In room 228 of the School of Public Health at 7 pm tonight. Bring your dues. lost & found FOUND: HUNDRED'S OF KEYS, books, eyeglasses, clothes, etc. Come by UNC campus wide LOST and FOUND. AD items not picked up by Friday, February 3, will be donated to charities. Sponsored by Alpha Phi Omega 962-1044. FOUND: WRIST WATCH OF fine quality in Fetzer Gym on 1-30-84. Call 967-6394 to identify. help wanted $1004500 WEEKLY POSSIBLE. Mailing circulars in spare time. No gimmicks. Free details. Send self addressed stamped envelope to: HESI. Box 261. Chapel HiU, N.C. 27514. AIRLINES ARE HIRING! FLIGHT attendants reservarJon fcts! $14-39,000. Worldwide! Call for Directory, Guide. Newsletter. (916) 944-4440 Ext. UNORTHCAROUNA1R. YOUNG VOTERS FOR TOM GILMORE will meet Wed., Feb. 1st, 7:00 pm in the Carolina Union Join us on the road to victory! Confused about your sexuality? Need a friend to speak with?? Give us a call! 962-5505 Sexuality Education & Counseling Service ill III HI presidency "The Graduate and Professional Stu dent Federation is an organization that requires strong and active leadership, like we've had this past year under Chris Capel," Terrell said. One third of the students enrolled at UNC are graduate and professional students whose concerns and needs are too often overlooked. "Many people have ah inaccurate pic ture of the average student at UNG. Terrell said. "People think this is totally an undergraduate institution. That is wrong." "The University's diversity, academic standing, strength, character and reputa tion depend largely on the graduate stu dent population," he. said. "The GPSF president can help assure that the unique needs of graduate and professional students are met," Terrell cable According to Bernholz, selling ACC rights to pay cable channels and then charging N.C. residents to see those games may constitute a violation. mm . . . FeB.fc-lO (3-17 SWent Union Call 3HL o make jo S Itti'mj fee.. LOVE YOU" two ways with must 'reac(i Daily Tar Heel office Compose your own message All ads must be prepaid. Deadline: Classified ad must be received by 12 (noon) one business day before publication. Display classified ads must be received by 12 (noon) two business days before publication. 1&-30 YEAR OLD white males with respiratory colds and flu are needed for paid research study at trie US Environmental Protection Agency, Chapel Hill. Subjects must be in good general health. Smokers and non-smokers needed. Please caD Dr. Robert Chapman or Dr. Robyn Tepper at 541-3804 (days); 942-3912 (nights). Please tell your friends. BLACK MALES ft BLACK FEMALES $45 wiB , h paid to h hay aos oksra 1S-35, who cosapteta an EPA bruthin stady oa th UNC casnas. For aaoro fatfo plsaaa call 966-1253. Moaday-Friday asa-S pm. CRUISESHIPS ARE HIRING! S16-S30.000! Carribean. Ha waii. World. CaD for Guide, Directory. Newsletter 1(916) 944-4440 Ext UNORTHCAROUNACRUISE. TEST YOURSELF: ARE YOU an effective time-manager? Can you work 2-4 hrswk consistently? Are you success oriented? Earn base performance-based bonuses. 1-800-243-6679. GRAD. STUDENT COUPLE NEEDS exp. baby sitter for 3 yr old son. Occas. evenings. Own transpo. reg. 15 min from campus. Call 96794041 after 54)0. PEPPTS IS NOW HIRING for oar ap aad rnaslaa; daBvary sarvtca. Wa haiedlate raspoaaa. Apply daffy (ia ly). 20S W. Fraakfta. AIRLINES HIRING! STEWARDESSES, RESERVA TiONlSTS! $14-$39.000. Worldwide! Call for Directory. Guide, Newsletter. 1-(916) 944-4440 X UNORTH CAROUNAA1R. MALE COUNSELOR NEEDED FOR after school day camp program. Hrs. Mon.-Fri. 2:30-5:30 p.m. Must be energetic, enjoy sports, and have experience with children ages 6-12. For information & application contact CH Carrboro YMCA. 980 Airport Rd. 942-5156. - POSITIONS AVAILABLE FOR COMMITTEE members and poUtenders to help with February elections. Groups welcome; Call or come by Suite C. ASAP. gcaggCeSCSggC Give the Gift you can share this Valentine's Day An Ice Cream Cake from . . aV Sunday-Thursday 112 W. FrankSn a 1130am to midnight fMt TfAGA Friday and Saturday 842-7484 11:30amto1O)am FEELING STRESSED? A stress management group begins Feb. 23 at Student Health Service for 5 wks Thursdays at 2:30. Call 966-2281 (ext. 254) by Feb. 15 Screening interview required T-4 5 V 2v WY Tom Terrell said, citing academic standards, financial aid, degree requirements and employment concerns as examples. From page 1 Bernholz said the ACC Fans Commit tee had written Gov. Jim Hunt and other public officials asking them to look into the matter. . the Daily Tar Heel Valentine Love Line by Feb. 8, 5 pm for publication in Feb. 14 issue) below: (Please print) services ABORTION TO IS WEEKS. Private and confidential Gyn facility with Saturday and evening appointments available. Pain medication given. Free pregnancy tests. 942-0824. RECYCLE YOUR ALBUMS 45s and cassettes. We buy or trade two for one. Two locations Fair Exchange, 302 E. Main St. Carrboro or Album Annex. 108 Henderson St., Chapel HiU. Cash or Credit for sale JOYNER CONTRACT FOR SALE Perfect for the one who who is trying to be in the dorm lottery for next year. Call 933-3661. PLEASE BUY OUR LOFT! We are afraid of heights! Call 933-5222. ELECTRIC GUITAR. HARD CASE, poller. Perfect that electric $125. Call Tua 967-5446 CONNOR DORM CONTRACT FOR sale. Located on North Campus. Call Michael at 942-5955. Keep trying. OLD CAMPUS FEMALE HOUSING contract for sale. Great location. Great price. 402 Ruffin. Can Judith at 1-732-7641. VW RABBIT 80 DIESEL AC sunroof AMFM 70,000 mi. C. blue EC must sell $3300 929-3600 ask for Pam. THREE POLICE TICKETS FOR sale. Concert is Friday, Feb. 10th. Best offer accepted. Call 967-5621 after 6 pm. Ask for Rick. HAVE I GOT A deal for you? Two Sony 45-watt speakers for only $150! (or best offer). Call for Bobby at 933-3168. 74 GREMLIN 6-CYLINDER, reliable transportation. $700.00. 933-7267. call late night. FREE! ADVICE ON YOUR sexual concerns is now free and easy when Dr. Ruth visits UNC on Feb. 7. Come with your own problems and questions or listen to those of others. FOR SALE POLICE TICKETS Sat.. Feb. 11th. Good seats Call 933-4887 after 6ve. THE STUDENT CONSERVATION PROGRAM NATIONAL J-'ARKS & FORESTS FISH & WILDLIFE AREAS OTHER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AGENCIES EXPENSE PAID INTERNSHIPS Representative on Campus: Thursday, February 11:00-12:00 Carolina Union Contact Placement Office fur more information State ana- Nation Th Associated Press J"', BEIRUT, Lebanon U.S. warplanes shrieked over Beirut on Tuesday to survey positions of militiamen who had shelled U.S. Marines, and a spokesman for the Shiite militia said there were strict orders to avoid new clashes. Diplomatic activity intensified in the Syrian capital of Damascus, mean while, and there were reports that U.S. officials were joining in seeking ways to replace U.S. and other Western troops in Lebanon with U.N. peacekeeping forces. One Marine was killed and three others were wounded Monday in a battle with anti-government Shiite Moslem mili?'amen. Shiites said Marine fire killed three civilians and wounded 22 others. The Marine Corps office in Washington identified the slain Marine as Lance Cpl. George L. Dramis of Cape May, N.J. WASHINGTON The federal government's main economic For the record The Tuesday Jan. 31 story 'RHA hears proposed housing increase; agrees to give $500 to Springfest '84" should have said the RHA proposed a $1 increase for 3 A 25 words or less $2.00 student $3.00 non-student each additional word 5p (Add $1.00 for box and or $1.00 for bold type) Classified ad may be placed at the DTH office or mailed to the DTH Carolina Union 065A, Chapel Hill, NC 27514. business opportunity EXCELLENT MONEY MAKING OPPORTUNITY. Small time investment required for potentially huge returns. For complete details send this ad to: Opportunity Income, P O Box 11229, Fort Wayne. Ind. 46857. roommates NEEDED: FUN-LOVING. NON-SMOKING, semi-studious female to share bedroom in nicely furnished 2-bdrm. Kings wood Apt. $98.50 plus Vj utilities. Available NOW. Can 929-4525. NON-SMOKING FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED, preferably student, to share master bedroom and bath of Bolinwood apt. $95mo. V utilities. Available im mediately! CaU 942-8036. rides ANYONE INTERESTED IN CAR-pooling to KnoxvUle, TN this weekend call Doug tonight between 6 and 12. 9331-3028 ni drive or ride. I NEED A RIDE to Winston-Salem Friday, Feb. 3. CaU Amy at 933-6141. Keep trying. RIDE NEEDED TO CHARLOTTE on Friday, Feb. 3rd and back Sunday. Can leave anytime after 12:00. CaU Rita 933-8038. Will share gas expense. HELP! RIDE NEEDED TO the Police concert, Friday, Feb. 10th. Will share expenses. . .CaU Elizabeth 933-3416. NEED RIDE TO AND from Columbia, South Carolina this weekend. Can leave at 2:00 on Friday, Feb. 3rd, and any time on Sun. Will pay gas. Please call 933-7821. NEED RIDE TO CHARLOTTE on Friday. Feb. 3. Can leave anytime after 12:00. Also need ride back to Chapel HiU Sun day. CaU Bren at 933-8168. for rent SEEKING SOMEONE TO SUBLEASE a one bedroom un furnished apartment. On J and C bus routes. 1234.00 per month. CaU 933-7791. Living-Learning Residential Community available to UNC students for summer '84 and fallspring '84-85 Applications available now at the Wesley Foundation, 214 Pittsboro Street (behind Carolina Inn) Feb. 14th Deadline for submitting applications. i hi: w i;si.i:v ioi xdation A luirvlii viikt liir ilic I'liivcrsiiv forecasting gauge climbed 0.6 percent in December with the Reagan ad ministration proclaiming the increase offers new evidence of good economic times through 1984. In one of the most striking indica tions of just how far the economy has come, the government also reported Tuesday that new home sales climbed by about 52 percent in 1983, the big gest yearly increase ever. But some private analysts saw last month's small rise in the Index of Leading Economic Indicators as a sign that while the recovery isn't about to fizzle, growth in 1984 will not be as robust as in 1983. RALEIGH . Republican Sen. Jesse Helms' re-election committee Tuesday reported that it has collected more than three times as much in con tributions during 1983 as Gov. Jim Hunt's committee. The Helms committee also reported spending seven times as much money during 1983 as the Hunt committee. The Helms for Senate Committee reported contributions of $2,669,005.63 during the last six months of the year and $4,372,814.20 to date, while the Jim Hunt Ex ploratory Committee reported con tributions of $1,419,465.90 for both the last six months and the year to date. maintenance repairs in addition to the 18 percent housing increase, not instead of the increase. The DTH regrets the error. We Are Pleased to Announced That VinitaPasi, M.D. Specializing in Obstetrics, Gynecology, Birth Control, Pregnancy Counseling, Premenstrual Syndrome, Well Health Counseling, Exercise, Weight Control and Stress Control is now associated with Dr. William E. Brenner. For appointments call. . . Triangle Women's Health Center 942-001 109 Conner Drive Across from University Mall sou iflte (tip ijagsHS . infill v i'fiMWh Fill out this form and drop in the Campus Mail: J DTH Valentine Love Line , r Box 49 Carolina Union t r r f I UNC Campus J Chapel Hill, NC 27514 J Name Address Phone Total amount enclosed personals QUESTIONS ABOUT SEX??!! Answered by Dr. Ruth Feb. 7??!! MAH-velousH PUPPIES! Jumt m tiate for ValaaibWa Day. Mother Eagash Sattar-fatber local Roaio. Bsaa tsful larfcraga. fraa to good aoasaa, pick ap taa peoaa aad diva mm a caD at 933-8782 to aalact yoar pappy today. YO CINDY! GOOD LUCK with your interview. With your great charm and personality you can't help but knock em dead. You won me over two years ago and that friendship is soil growing strong. Go get em! Love, Dean. JOIN US FOR ANOTHER terrtSc HiUel deU on Wed.. Feb. 1 from 6-7:30 pm. New York style deU sandwiches with all the trimmings at very reasonable prices. 10 discount HiUel members. The United Jewish Appeal wiU kickoH the 1984 campaign at this deU come and find out what UJA is aU about. Hitlel is located at 210 W. Cameron Ave. HEADUNE NEWS: SOBD AND Floppy have landed in Carrboro. Big Housew arming Party Saturday, February 4. CaU 929-9499 for more info. See you there! HAPPY THE 1ST BIRTHDAY J.I. AHN! I remember the day Feb. 15 and I love you. Be healthy! Be brave! Be intelligent! Papa in America. REMEMBER. THE YOGURT PUMP also has bagels, teas. Juices, coffees, and hot chocolates. HEY P.B.! WHERED YOU get that incredible tan? Hope you're ready for an awesome Friday! I give you my lucky number. Always, Susie Chaps tick. KURT-YOU COULD HAVE talked about K. Happy Birthday late. Melissa. SPRINGFEST SPRINGFEST SPRINGFEST SPRINGFEST SPRINGFEST SPRINGFEST SPRINGFEST SPRINGFEST SPRINGFEST SPRINGFEST SPRINGFEST SPRINGFEST SPRINGFEST SPRINGFEST SPRINGFEST SPRINGFEST SPRINGFEST SPRINGFEST SPRINGFEST SPRINGFEST SPRINGFEST SPRINGFEST SPRINGFEST SPRINGFEST SPRINGFEST SPRINGFEST SPRINGFEST! Michele and Cathy drank too much beer of having too much they had not a fear we thought we were ca sanovas, but were soon to dread. That all we had was two girls pass ed out on our beds!! "HAPPY HOUR9 At The Yogurt Pump! Mon.-Thurs. 5-7 pm Buy any size get the 2nd at Vi price! the UOOURI 106 W. Franklin St. MJ Down The Alley To He's Not Here
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