The UNC
By RICHARD SMITH
Staff Writer
The UNC Jazz Festival is 1 1 years
old, and by the look of this year's
program, is going from strength to
strength. Once again, the jazz week
end will feature a variety of concerts
with performers ranging from high
school bands to guest artists, thus
ensuring that the Festival will be as
educative as it is entertaining.
Festival events this weekend will
include concerts Friday and Saturday
Campus Calendar
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a daily listing of University-related
activities sponsored by academic
departments, student services
and student organizations offi
cally recognized by the Division
of Student Affairs. To appear in
Campus Calendar, announce
ments must be submitted on the
Campus Calendar form by NOON
one business day before the
announcement is to run. Saturday
and Sunday events are printed in
Friday's calendar and must be
submitted on the Wednesday
before the announcement is to
run. Forms and a drop box are
located outside the DTH office,
Union 104. Items of Interest lists
on-going events from the same
campus organizations and fol
lows the same deadline schedule
as Campus Calendar. Please use
the same form.
Friday
12 p.m. UNC Sociology Club
will have a brown bag
lunch in 218 Union.
Guest speaker will be
Jim Castle on "NSF
Organizational Sam
pling Project: Metho
dology Research; Nuts
and Bolts."
3:30 p.m. Association of Interna
tional Students will host
David Price to address
"Working for Peace" in
211 Union.
4 p.m. Association of Interna
tional Students will
sponsor a presentation
of the French film "Mr.
Hulot's Holiday," a
satire of vacationers at
a French seaside resort,
with English subtitles.
Institute of Latin Amer
ican Studies will have an
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Jazz Festival a weekend off cool
nights as well as clinics during the
days.
One featured guest artist is Jim
Snidero, an alto saxophonist whose
first album, Jim Snidero On Time,
has received critical acclaim. Guest
artists The Jazz Ambassadors the
U.S. Army Field Band will be
getting a welcome chance to play
strictly modern concert jazz and not
the patriotic tunes with which they
have come to be associated, according
Any students interested
in Latin American stu
dies are encouraged to
attend.
7 p.m. The Bahal Club will
discuss the power of
unity at their Weekly
Fireside in the Frank
Porter Graham Lounge
in the Union. All are
welcome.
9 p.m. Association of Interna
tional Students will
have a black and white
dance to celebrate Inter
national Week in Car
michael Ballroom.
Dress in black and
white. Admission is $1.
No alcohol, please.
Saturday
12 p.m. Association of Interna
tional Students will
sponsor the 10th
Annual International
Festival, featuring
exotic foods, live enter
tainment, national cos
tumes, and booths and
pavilions from over 40
countries. The Festival
will be in Great Hall,
Union, until 6 p.m.
Sunday
12:30 p.m. UNC Gaming Club will
meet in 210 Union until
8 p.m. for open gaming.
Campus Y Results, a
group working to create
the political will to end
hunger, will have a pres
entation on the World
Bank in 208 Union. All
are welcome.
2 p.m.
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Festival organizer Jim Ketch, a
member of the music faculty. Both
guest artists will give clinics.
"It's a great chance for high school
and college groups to get critiqued,"
said Ketch, who describes the organ
ization of the event as something of
an administrative handful, albeit a
labor of love. Performing high school
bands will include those from schools
in Kinston, Raleigh, Durham and
Greensboro, and scheduled college
bands include UNC-Charlotte and
ing applications for orientation
counselors. Applications are avail
able at the Carolina Union, 311
Carr, and residence area desks.
UNC International Center is
offering four summer study abroad
fellowships to sophomores or jun
iors who wish to pursue independ
ent study projects outside the U.S.
Applications and info available at
the International Center in the
Union.
GPSF has information on the
Residency Center posted on the
"This gives a very important
message to the Reagan administra
tion," he said. "Eighty percent of the
Latin American population believes
this is the order of countries that have
tried to achieve peace and
democracy."
Faculty
Chancellor Christopher Fordham
said the report was leading the School
of Education in the right direction.
"The school needed to focus more
on preparing teachers for the schools.
We need to relate to and be as helpful
as we can to the public schools,"
Fordham said. "I am pleased with the
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UNC-Wilmington, East Carolina
University and Elon College. Our
own UNC-CH Jazz Band will be
highlighted during the two-day pro
gram and will accompany soloist
Snidero on Friday night, in addition
to performing their own mini-concert
on Saturday afternoon.
"We have about $1,000 worth of
educative materials that the students
can purchase," said Ketch. Such items
include transcripts and Music Minus
bulletin board outside Suite D of
the Union for those interested in
applying for in-state tuition.
Senior Class nominations for the
Chancellor's Awards are due Tues.,
March 1 . Please turn them in to Lee
Marks, Basement of Steele Build
ing, Student Affairs.
The Order of the Grail-Valkyries
will accept nominations until Feb.
26 at 3 p.m.
Women's Lacrosse Club will play
N.C. State at 2 p.m. on Finley
Fields.
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The United States has had a "non
policy" toward Latin America since
as early as 1899, Cerezo said.
"It's been a muddled-through
policy," he said, "and it's done a great
disservice to the Central American
people."
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faculty's and dean's resolutions to get
everything done in making
recommendations.
"Change is always painful. But the
school that can change will be ahead
of the pack down the road. It is a
folly to think the changes being done
could be done peacefully."
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One, a recording from which a key
part is missing so the student can take
its place. "The jam session really
doesn't exist anymore," Ketch said.
Festival T-shirts will also be available.
Ketch is particularly pleased with
this year's program. He describes
guest Snidero as "an excellent
improviser, which is exciting in a
young performer." Ketch's own
quintet will be playing with Snidero.
"It will be great to hear him and get
a chance to play with him," Ketch
said.
It is the first time that the Festival
has featured a big band as guest artist,
so Ketch was especially keen for
small, combo jazz to be represented.
The one Snidero quintet rehearsal
will be Thursday night, but Ketch said
he doesn't see this as a cause for
concern. He said the great thing about
jazz is that "people speak the same
language."
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Robert Townsend
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concerts
The concerts are sponsored by the
Carolina Union Performing Arts
Committee, and Ketch said he was
very pleased to be able to offer free
tickets this year since the fees for The
Jazz Ambassadors are largely "paid
for by Uncle Sam."
Ketch said that the Festival usually
draws good audiences. "It's a kind
of Pied Piper thing," he said. "Come
and hear it once and you might want
to return and hear it again. And since
it's free, why not come back a second
time?"
Jim Ketch Quintet, UNC Jazz
Band and Jim Snidero will perform
Friday at 8 p.m. The U.S. Army Field
Band and Jazz Ambassadors will
perform Saturday at 8 p.m. Both
concerts will be in Memorial Hall.
There will be no admission charge,
but free tickets should be picked up
at the Union Box Office.
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