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A SUPPLEMENT TO THE DAILY TAR HEEL
COVER STORY:
6 "I'm just a bill, yes, I'm only a bill." Teresa Eatmon talks
to some recent UNC grads sitting on Capitol Hill. What's
life like as an up-and-coming politico? Five UNC alums,
including 1983-1984 Student Body President Kevin
Monroe, tell.
3 Trade your blood for 45s? Suffering from music
madness? Law student Kevin Gilpin is. He's a music
connoisseur who, like his fellow enthusiasts, would
practically give an arm and a leg to take his collection
to record-breaking heights.
4 Communist plots continue, but we've got Joe Bob
back. He comes at you this week with the Intestine
Fu Finale. What? That's what he's dubbed "A Nightmare
on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors." The drive-in man
also mentions the Heels, so be sure to check it out
5 It's new. It's hip. It's 80s. Watch out Omni has started
a new column named after your favorite bathroom
literature graffiti. If you're looking for anything
unusual in events, quotes and happenings, look here.
This week? Toilet talk from around campus.
0"0h, mum, I'll just DIE without daddy's Yale sweats!"
OYou couldn't wear them anywhere and get away
with it. Anywhere but college, that is. It's all but the
juiciest of what you've ever wanted to know about
college chic, from Fashion Ave. femme Sharon Kessler.
Learn how to tie those blouchers right Muffy.
1You thought the action was at Fort Laud
verdale. Sorry, that was last weekend for
Spring Break. Find out what's up in the Triangle.
Week's fare has it
111 Reviewer Jim Surowiecki has survived his
JL double book review of weeks ago, regained
his vitality over Spring Break, and he's ready to
go with another one. This week it's John Fuller's
"Flying to Nowhere," the tightly structured mystery
novella which features an abbot as its primary
character.
Staff Writers: Beth Buffington, Ellen DeRosset, Chris Cain,
John Cobbs, Teresa Eatmon, Joanne Gordon, Angela
Hampton, Memsy Price, Sharon Kessler, Bowen Vander
berry and Cathy McHugh, assistant editor.
Cover art
by Trip Park