ducation
The Daily Tar Heel Wednesday, October 16, 19857
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maioivil in education did so because
the had a genuine interest in teaching
and woikinii with young people.
Students also said majoring in edu
cation was a way to work within their
interests.
Marshall George, a junior education
major from Mebane said he had always
liked Fnglish. and majoring in educa
tion while specializing in English was
a good way to do something with
English.
Students majoring in education also
have options besides school-room
teaching, such as being counselors,
school pyschologists or
superintendents.
UNC is one of few research univer
sities with an undergraduate education
program. Brown said one reason UNC
still had an undergraduate program was
its commitment to providing North
Carolina's public schools with good,
academically strong teachers.
Palmer said the state legislature
almost insisted that UNC maintain an
undergraduate program because UNC
represented the major school of the 16
school UNC system.
Faculty dedication
Both students and faculty agreed that
the faculty was one of the strongest
points of the School of Education.
The administration is very cooper
ative and will help you find things," said
Sonya Ryden, a senior education major
from Wilmington. "The teachers are like
friends, and they will help you with
problems."
Denise Suggs, a junior education
major from Snow Hill, said, "They like
for you to have a close relationship, and
they will help you if you need it."
Phillip Reavis, a junior education
major from Troutman, said the depart
ment was up-to-date and always was
working on ways to improve.
One example is the Education 54 lab
which now gives students the chance
to participate in learning media skills
rather than going into a classroom and
observing media skills as was done in
the past, Reavis said. The lab is like
an independent study giving the student
a chance to work on projects such as
opaque projections, design hand-outs,
lamination and slide shows, he said.
Faculty members also said they were
involved in improving the quality ol
education both inside and outside
the University.
Palmer said the school was always
changing to make its professors better
teachers and to make its graduates the
best possible teachers.
"Us management strategy under
standing learning styles and theories,
manipulation of materials and how to
maximize best use of time," he said. "Its
a science. We're constantly looking for
fine-tuning, implementing, manage
ment, good learning and good
teachers."
Barbara D. Day. professor and .
chairwoman of curriculum and instruc
tion in the School of Education, said:
"We pride ourselves on teaching. We
have a strong commitment to serving
higher education and new knowledge.
"We are preparing leaders for the
schools of North Carolina, the nation
and the world," she said.
Faculty diverstiy
The school also has a diverse faculty
that teaches, writes and researches. Day
said.
Burke agreed. "The research produc
tivity is very good for a faculty this size,"
he said.
During the past decade, faculty
research has increased in the number
of publications nationally cited, he said.
Faculty members also are involved
Debate
w ith several other educational activities.
Upward Bound, a program admin
istered by the School of Education and
funded in part through a federal grant
from the Department of Education,
seeks to aid disadvantaged high school
students by helping them prepare for
college.
The Mathematics and Science Edu
cation Center also has been established
at the University as a part of a network
of centers to be located on various
campuses in the UNC-system, with the
purpose of promoting quality mathe
matics and science instruction in North
Carolina s public schools.
The faculty in the School of Educa
tion also reorganized the department to
improve teacher education.
Instead of having four departmental
divisions, the School of Education has
divided into two divisions: the Division
of Teaching and Learning, and the
Division of Supportive Services and
Administration.
.Palmer said the school reorganized
to improve its internal education.
Burke said the new organizational
structure had great' potential that had
not yet been recognized fully. The
School is in the process of realizing all
the problems and potentials of this plan,
he said.
Faculty members also said that
receiving enough funding was some
times another difficulty in the School
of Education.
"We're a good school and we have
potential for being better, but we are
still fighting for additional resources,"
Brown said.
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and donuts, and sending out a newslet
ter condemning racism."
The Soviets condemned the Reagan
administration for refusing a Soviet
proposal that both nations declare they
would not be the first to use nuclear
weapons.
"Why did the Soviet Union make a
no-first-strike proposal while having a
seven-to-one advantage in first strike
weapons?" Ofseyer countered.
The Soviet debaters said statements
that the Soviet Union had nuclear
superiority on European soil did not
consider the nuclear arsenals of Great
Britain and the France.
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(Fastbreak if rain) A
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Presentation
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(on the C & F bus routes)
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Open Monday-f-ndoy K? Saturday 0-6
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Campus Profile
10 pm and the
NC Concert
for Africa
1 0:30 -1 2:00
Seven Bands!
including
the Connells, the
Pressure Boys, and
R.E.M.
October 16
Watch at Peppi's,
Pizza Hut, or on
Village Cable
"Blue light
Blues"
Learn your rights
when stopped by
police
Learn how to come
off positively
Questions and
discussion with
attorney and
policeman
wed., Oct. 16
8:3010:00 pm
Presented by Carolina Union
Weekly Features Committee
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1178 Fiat X 19 Targa t.ip. 4 speed,
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I .issa, Hope your exam went well. What will
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Liy Everyone knows ytnjV: been out with
one of the cast from 'My Three Sons.' So,
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RIDE needed to and from Gainesville, Florida
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Ride needed tofrom N.J. (New Brunswick
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with expenses. Call Erxrh. 933-6385
THANKS TO ALL THE DTHera
WHO PITCHED IN THERE AND
HELD THINGS TOGETHER
WHILE I WAS AWAY. I APPRE
CIATE ALL THAT YOU DID
(AND ALL THAT YOU HAVE
DONE) SO THAT I DIDNT HAVE
TO WORRY ABOUT WORKI
YOU ALL HOLD A VERY SPE
CIAL PLACE IN MY HEART.
Aaac
RIDE NEEDED TO JACKSON
VILLE, FLA. FOR FALL BREAK.
CAN LEAVE AS EARLY AS
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
WILL SHARE DRIVING AND
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Indianapolis, Chicago, Madison, Eau Claire.
Call Kelly NOW -9291482!!
I need a ride to and from Baltimore for fall
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Lisa 933-4269. Thanks!
Ride- 2 girls seek ride to N.J. (1st exit on
turnpike) for fall break. Will share expenses.
Call Margie at 933-6424 or Ronna at 967-2120. ,
Ride needed north on 95. 1 need a ride
on the way to Boston or New York.
Sharing type. Please phone Jamie 942-6612.
Help! I need a ride to and from Tampa, Florida
for Fall Break. Ill helpo with the usuals. please
call Steve at 933 2629.
Going to or through Jacksonville, Florida
over fall break? I desperately need a ride.
Will share expenses. Please call 967-6037
anytime. Ask for Barbara.
Help! Ride needed tofrom CulloweeWCU
area over fall break. Will share expenses. Call
Mary 933-0355.
Ride needed to Charlotte for Fan Break, can
leave after 11:00 am Friday and will share
gas expenses. CaU Todd 933-4303 after 5:00
jgm. Keep trying. " k-wr
Doonesbury
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To Lynn from Scardale (Eringhaus): I met
you in the pit Sunday at about 2:30pm. Would
like to talk sometime. Call this weekend 723
4680 or whenever 933-2523. Mike from New
Rochelle.
Sam C. (Cobb dormitory), I was able to get
you to come to our mixer at the start of the
year and even get a dance with you. I guess
you had to leave. How about letting me prove
there are nicer guys than the one you were
with Sat. night. 8th West. YOUR TURN!
David R., 'I'm saving all my love for you',
A LI. Yankee Girl.
The SHE DEVILS FROM HELL would like
to welcome JILL G. to legality. Girl, you'd
better put your party pants on because
Johnny the Boss Man say, 'you gonna feel
somepin' now!' And remember- Confusious
say- your farts no stink on your birthday.
To our Theta Moms! We ate, we drank, we
were embarassed, but we love you anyway.
Your loving daughters.
Mama Bear-1 need a hug!- Papa Bear.
To Cast of Murphy's X-Mas. Break a leg
tonight! Love, Attila the Hun and Assistant.
Attention R.A.P.E. Escort! Let's reverse the
roles! The Whitehead women want to escort
you on Wednesday night. So be ready to
party.
NOVEMBER 8th-MEMORlAL HALL
8:00pm. THE CLEF HANGERS UVE
IN CONCERT- BETTER THAN EVER
BE THERE-ALOHA!
Anne K.- An . Estes Drive neighbor says
thanks for the lift from RDU 813. Would
like to see you again. Maybe lunch. Respond
Everybody-come to the pre (all break bash
at He's Not Here on Thursday, 8-11pm.
OnePlusTwo performs live and STV will be
there to film!
L.W. (L.M ) HAPPY BIRTHDAY! This Bud's
for you! We love you! Thereesa and Shake!
Beat State T-shirts available thru this week.
To purchase yours, check for the DU table
in the pit or come to the Beat State
Extraveganza Thurs. Oct. 17 at the Delta
Upsilon House, 407 E. Rosemary.
Girls! I. Miss Emerald Olivia Johnsonn. have
been insulted! I cannot believe that you,
Beverly, of all people, could believe anything
could improve your popularity- you have
none!! You must have confused my friends
with yours, although how you could confuse
flawless faces and personalities with nothing
is hard to see. As for your Mr. B.-I was not
insulting him nor questioning his existence,
merely laughing at your misguided attempt
to portray your relationship as something
more than your physical appearance could
possible merit! And one more thing before
Miss BHP is finally just a painful memory
Darling, you've shown your ignorance again
in insulting my boyfriend. I'm sorry dear, but
Miss Emerald beleives in sharing the wealth,
and I've not been tied down for quite a while
now! And so-to quickly end another possible
misapprehension-lustomuch Turner, please
do not confuse a picture of my flawless face
with the horror of your reflection. I personally
was 'green for quite another reason' as Too
Proud said (applause!) when you appeared
that Sunday. You earned your name, and
it is not complimentary! And so, in conclu
sion, I would like to remind, everyone: I , Miss
Emerald Olivia Johnsonn, sister to dear
Sapphire, am quite disgusted with the vicious
tone of all aspirants to Sapphire's column,
and wish that her tone of humor will be
reinstated. -
To the awesome hunk i the orange honda
on 15 501 last Thursday. We deserve more
than casual waves. Let's get together and
trade glasses.
SENIORS: Get scats ia SENIOR
CLASS BLOCK for Homecoming
game, Oct. 26! 2100 seats ia
sectioas 1718111 DISTRIBUTION
Thursday 8:30-4:30, Carmicaael.
Bring ID, greea card, athletic
pass. Gacst passes hoaored. GO
HEELS!!!
To Chris, an incredibly beautiful girl I had
the pleasure of meeting Saturday night, 10-5-85,
at the DeltaDelta party, Duke. Would
love to see you again. Please write me if you
feel the same way. Love D.F. P.O. Box 4010,
Duke Station, Durham NC 27706. -
This Wednesday, October 16,
lOpai oa Campas Profile: inter
view with Dr. Schamaker, worn
ea's soccer, college bowl, Fast
break, the State Fair, at Peppi's
or Pizza Hat.
R.E.M., Pressure Boys, Councils,
eve a baads total oa N.C. Con
cert for Africa-October 16, 10:30
12:00 at Peppi's, Pizza Hat, or on
Village Cable 11.
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Campaa Voice, a national college
magazine, is conducting a survey of
college students with sexual experience.
Participants will be interviewed by
telephone and will remain anonymous.
Anyone interested in participating
should place his or her name and
telephone number in the envelope near
the mailboxes in the DTH office.
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PUT PONT YOU
THINK THAT HAM -INGTHJR.OXtN
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STARTING TO
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BO0M5RH5AKT
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CORONARY IN
YOUR BLUE JEANS
IS EMBARRASSING.
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Bloom County
MOTHER-.
LOVE OF MY
LIFE ..WHY
ARE WHERE?
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MY IMMEPIAJB FAMILY.
CONORATVlATVNi,
MOM. HAVE ANY OH STEVie,
COMMENT? WEN ARE
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THE Daily Crossword by Diane C. Baldwin
51985 Tribune Media Services, Inc.
All Rights Reserved
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5 Indian prince
10 Military
truant
14 Desert-like
15 Roman
magistrate
16 Idem
17 Printing term
18 Joy
20 Gr. letter
21 Lone
22 S.A. plains
23 Red ink entry
25 Row
26 Tic toe
27 Noisy ones
31 Youthful
35 Tattle
36 Lulu
37 River to the
Rhine
33 colada
39 Watering spot
40 Carroll poem
44 Victors
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48 Geologic time
47 Indian city
43 Trudged
52 God of the
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55 Boer assembly
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Playfulness
Lock-up site
Saudi
Dike
Poker fee
Scratch out
Disburse
Bulk
DOWN
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Sharp ridge
Rice dish
Dutch commune
Celebrate
Man or woman
Agree
Muhammad
Rowdy one
Jumping from
fright
Farm wagon
Melville work
Eye part
Alaskan
Islander
Peruse
Roman road
"Over "
Strikebreakers
Clapton
Standing
Corset rib
31 Duties
32 Sloth
33 Action word
34 Israeli native
38 Frog's domain
40 Of the cheek
41 Antennas
42 Passed on
43 Snead need
45 River of song
43 Eucharist
plate
49 Goddess of
the hunt
50 Blue-pencils
51 Metes
52 Not quite
shut
53 Dumb
54 Wood sorrels
55 Sunder
58 Congressman
for short
59 Pickle
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