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You might try ind contemplating for a p your mind | policy »yees of the University are r opinions in The Forum concise and to the point exceed 300 words the right to edit ell letters il length » signed with the name of writer's request, his name 2 every letter in ill be pr do subject to this pa reflect the ind not necessarily those \D oof East Carol { Sd | ee | ountamnhead and the truth shall make you free’ ine II Number 25 Nader knocks polluters, Greenville, North Carolina legal double standard By PHYLLIS DOUGHERTY Ralph Nadar condemned corporations as the militant and reactionary perpetrators of our pollution S ims his: leetur “Enviro ards,” Tuesday night here I i idy Nad ‘ Tl iter ! \ le, in 32 ¢ | red ntair 1 y i 1 | t t ind tt 1 istria are ! ive v 1 tr which decid etl pollu “Corporations militantly det pollution,” said Nad ire ironicall h supported by the s. law which purports to uphold their individual’s rights DOUBLE STANDARD Tt lout da law is Nader’s label for this tic \ ling this standard, the individua i actions begu porati utior Corpor ‘ uN ATSC ofit , i vell-ir Thi iti f pow its the cor uo € p t igh the contaminat i prop sid Nader \ relat ide ecu when a subsidiary of Standard Oil d d thousand vf gall il into the Gulf of Mexico by premeditatedly ignoring safety fine, $1 million, was accl the most successful lit it But, he goes on to point out, this is “a dr the bucket” to a corporation which makes $15( million an hour and the consumer eventually pays for it as seen in recent hikes in gasoline prices. Gout of 7 Q06s Pez RALSTON Nade eaffirmed his th h burden of proof of a prod itimacy n the seller,” not the c mer. He poi out “pure unadulterated deceptions and lies” ir 1g, Which he dubbed “‘i fraud.” One testimon titutionalized which he cited, was G their new wide oval tires ent taster what?” Nade Six professors chosen for ECU Bonn campus By FRANCEINE PERRY News Burea Six ECU professors have been selected « comprise the core faculty tor ECU's European Campus at Bonn, West Germany, next year Chosen we Dr. Ralph Edwin Birchard geography; Dr. Loren Keith Campion, history Prof. Metz Tranbarger Gordley, art; Dr. Joseph Alan Hill, business: Dr. Clyde Hiss, music; and Dr. John Kozy, Jr., philosophy According to Dr. Hans Indorf, coordinator of European Area Studies at ECU and director of the Bonn Study Center the basis of their backgrounds in European the six were chosen on studies. STUDIED AND TRAVELED Several have studied and traveled extensively in Europe, and all are fluent in one or more European languages Dr. Birchard ind Africa and is the author of several articles phy which have been published in professional journals nt to the ECU faculty, he taught at Dakota State University Oklahoma State University and Haile Sellassie University, Ethiopia. He holds degrees from the traveled widely in Europe about European and African geogr Prior to his appointme Universities of Northern lowa, Illinois and lowa Dr. Campion, a specialist in the history of Germany, holds degrees from Indiana University and has done additional study at the milian University at Munich Ludwig-Ma Before coming to ECU, Dr. Campion taught at Indiana and Northern Illinois Universities. He is the author of a book concerned with the German military in 1890, which is now in press GORDLEY Prot. Gordley holds degrees from Washington University and the University of Oklahoma. His doctoral study in art history at Ohio State University and at UNC-Chapel Hill has involved extensive European travel. His paintings and collages have been in numerous exhibitions throughout t the 1966-67 Exhibition astern United States, including Watercolor USA Traveling Dr. Hill holds degrees from the University of Florida and the University of the Americas Mexico City. Among his publications is a study of Mexican mutual funds. He has toured Europe three times. Dr. Hill is chairman of the business administration department in the ECL School of Business HISS Dr. Hiss studied at the Baldwin Wallace Conservatory of Music, Ohio, and the University of Illinois. He has traveled throughout Europe investigating operatic and vocal performances and is at present writing ¢ diction textbook for singers in French, Italian and German. His repertoire includes many operatic roles and art songs, and he has translated into English the librettos — of “Cavalleria Rusticana,” “Der Freischutz” and other operas Dr. Kozy, chairman of ECU’s Department of Philosophy, holds degrees from Pennsylvania State and Cornell Universities. He is the autho ofa textbook in modern philosophy and severa articles concerned with rhetoric and linguistic analysis. Prior to coming here, Dr. Kozy taught at Pennsylvania State and Mississippi Universities VISITING LECTURERS Dr. Indorf noted that the basic faculty will be supplemented by frequent visiting lecturers to the Bonn campus, such as the president of the European Economic Community, ministers of the West German government, the Director of Bonr German industrial empire University, a director-general of a members of Parliament, academic lecturers in various fields and authorities on art and music The ECU faculty in Bonn will be encouraged to engage in independent research during their tenure there, Dr. Indorf said Eastern North Carolina public school officials meet at ECU Public school superintendents and other idministrative officials from 25 eastern North Carolina counties attended a Cooperative Staff Development Conference at ECU last week The conference, sponsored by the ECL Division of Continuing to discuss the problems and needs Education, had as its objectives of staff development training on the local level and to give the University 2 better insight of how to best serve the schools and teachers Featured on the conference program were panel discussions by ECU faculty members, those from the School of Education and other Jepartments, and by everal officials from the tate Department of Public Instruction Dr Ralph Drimley, chairman. of administration and supervision in the EC School of discussions Education, moderated — the Five city and county school officials discussed “Problems and Needs on the Local Level.’ They included Dr. Ben Currin, superintendent of Rocky Mount City Schools; Ruth Hoyle, assistan superintendent of Craven County Schools David Whitfield, director of the Robesor County Schools Resource Traini Center Mary S. Owen, supervisor Kinston City Schools and James Williams issistant superintendent of Cumberland County Schools FEUEVE A Yo uR SELF IN THE DETROIT Na £ business and he Nix “A re I I ce, no factory, according to law lay dump refuse i i navigable waterway without a permit from the Corps of Engineers During the last century only four such permits were issued, said Nader, yet thousands of miles sand la are polluted as a result of Nad I h ent apathetic to our pligh Anthrop ic threats” (ire Communism) take priority er pollution. I example, while $100 billior on defense for “real a mere $ billion is ft ill consumer safety drecauti nelude traffic and pipeline afety, pesticides, and food, drugs and fabric d jokingly. if w slationship between Communism and water and air pollution, actic migl be taken by Congress ECU officials attend WICHE program Two ECL fficials attended the Western her Educatior Interstate Commission for H Conference at Boulder, Col. last week They were Dr. F. Milam Johnson, director of the Computing Center, and Robert Ussery acting director of Institutional Research At the conferenc Johns« ind Ussery participated in Management Information Systems training seminars, in order to learn new Nanagement techniques 1 the use Of mputers The major emphasis of the seminar series was nd use of s during the structure I planning and budgeting for higher educatior instructional programs The participants heard lectures and observed demonstrations of compute chniques, and performed exercises in practical application which allowed them to learn by doing The WICHE Management Informatin Systems Program attempts to serve the needs of all institutions and agencies with t rig education —¢ unity by ssisting highe education pla 4 s ke LU nve faproach thvolves \ fi RALPH NADER speaks without reserve as he condemns today’s polluters from industry to the U.S. government. Whitley promotes Marshall State and Kent State funds SGA Presi B Whit f posi TI t en introduced last endorsement of Th oH M 2 kK 2 : t i SGA tudents eM SGA 4 ea intale fe ng Herd M I I M \ e M S I a F S la : ! SGA 4 ins present \ The Tl SGA et ECL S T TI K S S l ( \ ARTIST SERIES SEATS ck k S I i ) Artis SOLICITATION APPROVED S } \ ALOT I but if Whitle He eulde Box 34 ROTC Third | ( I j WORK ON CHRISTMAS TREE in Union shows that Christmas is near. speak ing out _ Legislator 1 raps apathy Pag SGA. WI isked about this, he replied ; t ‘i legisla \ »y David Landt, forme the B ss Manage f the FOUNTAINHEAD nir \ \ I ition and after I saw the t ppor \ ; t who were in my d¢ well, I lority of the SGA bows to the will of their y obligation to sign, if | we constituency,” Edwards said ed I believe that the students should approach RAILROADING the is d offi ind demand that EGISLATIVE APATHY \ Pl _ Journalism Bak id of port ECUt R. AVTAR SINGH relaxes at home : es with music from the east CAREERS OPEN soca’ "= Sociologist gives views SPECIAL SEMINARS \ t asset to ECL ture s he N t and faars hich the students And I t Is careers f By JANET PIERCE \ RESENT PROGRAM work pies of speci nt S ft | dlists in th 1 whic! th esser While r D \ ine B; Dey ic O 1 a 1s | P ersonally \ Bol 4 to: Singk Tt PROBLEMS OF UNREST 1 v W } ali ¢ i ) Ir y g journalists vorked standards in tt f nalism are t¢ I aised and 1 M See TEACHING Intercollegiate tournaments begin cae oh = Hillcrest . I ; i caivseiulesie Men’s 75 point —pock AML part ; tfillout Villa Aut Bridge: Tues.. Dec. IS 7p.n Billiards Jan 20-2 an entry bla to play AWE s 1 InI Olof the Uni Wed.-Thurs., 420 Club; and in a to The entiy Ghee nee eo Ro con Bowling, Men and Women’s: blanks a lable at the py V 4503 Sb the Unio: Mon., Jan. ll, Fri., Jan. 15, and Union Ir k : N Mon., Jan. 18 through Fri.. Jan. Wright Buik { ( p S Table Tenni ee oe Th Ja : as i) er I rf feels adership In Indi: betw GLEN RAVEN MILLS| : S) ! WORK CULTURE t me a4 ECL ee \ ' a 1 it ! FABRIC OUTLET . . i an Aus 301 S. of Wilson eH ha It Was 1 iT FCI BASIC DIFFERENCES ( polyester double knits hosiery shirts FREE DELIVERY on orders of $10 OTF ( sweaters : ponchoes Wee polyester warp knits : he The Mushroom ; , MUSIC ARTS Me i uP Pitt Plaza is ener we Has it together for Christmas ues he _ HOLIDAY SPECIAL Magnavox TV's ia eine Gi ian tere . | Let them discover - « up to $80 off BETTY L. 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Yamaha guitar line Fender amps-electric basses, (264 By—Pass) DINE INN or TAKE OUT @all Ahead For Faster Sery Pelep! ) pianoes from $595. up sheet music Ha \ HAL | p B forschi ittelfris I hi ogy I Ly lon) G Wwe f lys l i ng, tog 1 irch led in the I u That's why I l ( ticutt IAESTE — progra H inity.”” SI t work experi imer as a Zool Agricultu Netherlanc other pe ve and wo NOT TYP Randall Gort of the thousands called [AESTE It was a great What a i blas i inec at the Universit H ke wa 1 N [ Univ team un Hastr work to. Kiruna ve a launch CAREER VAI IAESTE is a rganization — for ies in 43 Asia, Aft \ icas which o ireer vacations rom other [AES FOF Efficiency Complete including all entrance, 2 Drive. Suitabl or couple. $1 Call days- 75 LOST 8 Lost Thr puppy. brow spot on top neck. In the vi (Cotanche Str Jump 758-51 UNCLASSIFI| FLIGHT Pitt-( | STU id Box 2516 Greenville NAME SSCCoocosoooosooooes / NUMBER | PUBLICAT PROBLEMS OF UNREST W \ ind | th 1 gers, Singh I 1 feels COMMUNITIES ! led, 1 ( ( nities Sir ha ideal life f West and the where bety and lage ( W i when ei | that probl ( or Itu live a i na yns towa serson beco he exe 1 Y I 1 ild the eedom a t because tl them and ». It is the { things that tter th igh than reflection Let them discover it tandards of m lity and IDLALy EVER-W!DENING GAP nelusion, Singh sal riticize society they don't t they want. On the hand, in the rapidity as if they {rift tinad hand, there is 4 ap between tk ind >ness IAESTE offers jobs 1 tall kK for Gort Hastreit ort he oth \ i tudents in thi IAESTE program 1 people ne de BK forschungsanstalt’ fur itelfrisch (State Food ! hnology Research I ition) i Karlsruhe ( I were “unbelievably t iys John Hutson l V t of Alabama ist idergraduat al dinner, to go with the venerally activities of the ming, to go trips That's why Marilyn Isacoff tl University yf Connecticutt IAESTE pportunity considers — the program “an ideal She did not just vork experience from her ler as a Zoology researcher Agricultural University ie Netherlands. She learned tbout other people; the way ind work.” they live NOT TYPICAL Randall Gort is not typical the thousands of American nts who drifted back t impuses this fall after ers of loafing or study or s typical of only a whose e jump ming job red students nyoyed a working id, courtesy of a loyer and the Association for tf Students for Technical Exg a t knowr n IAESTI It was a great he iid. “What a blast an neering student 1 of Minnesota a study of ymmunications Europeat Ogy ~Center in the Netherlands. His Space N comp the Center Terry astreite of the Uni ot Wiscon was . ing 1 payload < team for sounding Hastreiter’s work eve him to Kiruna, Sweden bserve a launch CAREER VACATIONS IAESTE is a coordinating 3,000 companies in 43 countries in ization for over Europe, Asia, Africa, and the \ icus Which offer working ireer vacations” to students ther IAESTE member Itries But more than merely providing the student with an overseas living and working experience benefits the Ways Bob participation student in other Sprinkle, the executive director of IAESTE-U.S., said, “With the international outlook of America business and industry, the IAESTI trainee is often one step ahead of his fellow graduates The IAESTE trainee, of course, has had more than the usual sightseeing trip overseas increasingly job-seeking former a! as the itional IAESTE G ry, Dr. Klaus Wyneken of Germany, points out, “The U.S. student working abroad brings to his eventual job foreign und, added insight into methods and techniques in his own professional field.” Launched in London in 1948, American participation in IAESTE dates back to 1950 when students at the Massachusetts Institute — of Technology thought the idea was too good to pass up IAESTE-U.S. now operates as a non-profit, educational organization with — student from all over the country participating. The U.S. office screens applicants them with job offers and matches They will also see that all working “red tape” necessary visas permits are taken care of. Assistance is offered in locating lodgings low-cost and other abroad securing health and accident insurance and arranging transportation The student who is interested in this type of will find that the application procedure is a simple one. Elegibility requirements are basic current enrollment in good standing at a four-year degree granting college or university; major study in any field of agriculture, the architecture; and experience engineering selences OF completion of at least the sophomore year (through graduate study) by the time of training. Applications must recelve an ‘academic”’ attesting to the fee of $50 endorsement points listed, and < accompanies the applicatior Students fo whom n appropriate in found receive a refund The work experience itself may be in a_ research laboratory design off production department or field depending on the ot Station background and_ intere the trainee It could be in any one of 42 different countries and knowledge of a language is required in eight of them. Placement need not be only for the summer months foreigr since a traineeship lasting up to a full year can sometimes be arranged The financial arrangements are pretty straight forward, and lest anyone have any this is not a rich quick” program. The trfinee receives an allowance from his employer which will cover all normal student-type misconceptions, living expenses for the duration of the training period. The NADER a THE 2 OTHER NIGHT ? 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Monologue--Our day will come-The at ne hard.-Heaver your { ang a bicy built for joy-The sundance kid- South America ook of love-Ike’s mood |- You's lost that loving feeling part getaway Not goin’ home anymore |--Running out of fools- You've lost that loving feeling part II GaANDERUNIC Cle; fire Hon - ; 3 weight--Balla MON & GARFUNKLE Br. Brigt troubled water-B : Fe AG oa cringe attava oreanatttie bldiesel(f VOUE Es bogart Sc the asking-E! condor pasa Kee nh scree satisf DIANA ROSS Ever tnigs: Is NE eee uN ae the same--Get it together--A ady-Ho ‘ Cecilia So long, Frank Lloyd Wright-Why don.t you writ vaiting-How about you- Some tocether-They long to be close to i . e--The boxer-The 0! i ving boy in New York you.-My place--The long and winding road-! tove you~ Ain‘t no sad THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND. Midnight rider moose Cogs ue sikan. TallemeneN r ong--Everything is everything--Doobedood’n doobedood, doobedood’n —man~Revival--Please call home-- Don’t keep me wondering- Leave my a i ee ee . STILLS, NASH & YOUNG Carry on-Almost cut my eae blues at home--In memory of Elizabeth Reed revival 9€ st : an)--We friends fa hair-Deja vu-4 plus 20-Teach your chiidren-Woodstock~Country SERGIO MENDES & BRASIL 66 GREATEST Sc are girl--Our house--Helpless--Everybody | love You BLACK SABBATH. The wizard-Wicked world-WASP.-Behind the wall little help from my friends Mais a 4 f of sleep- Basically-NIB--A bit of finger--Sleeping village-Black jove--Look around--Night a MO ¥ SLUGh GREATEST UOC ON) ANA Waiting--Treat--Persuasion--Soul sacrifice--Evil ways--Shades abbath-Warning head--Daytripper--Pretty world--Fool on the hill Scart R afte Floating-Question-Never comes the day-Go now. Candle oftime--Savor-- You just didn’t care--Jingo BLOOD, SWEAT & TEARS, VOL He's a runner--Fire and p of life-Another morning-Eyes of a child-Gypsy-Lovely to $8 MOUNTAIN CLIMBING. Silver paper-Theme for an imaginary rain Lucretia macevil-40,000 headmen--Lonesome suzie-The BEST OF 1969 VOL | Aquarius/Let ou-Nights in white satin-Ride my seesaw wes To my friend-The laird--For yasgur's farr eres Y battie--Lucretia’s reprise--Hi-de-ho--Somethin’ comin’ on- The dimension--Whole lotta love, led zepp: raindr k f ad Empty pages--Stranger life na bow--M sippi queen--Boys in the ba battle-Symphony for the devil head, b.j. thomas--Easy to be hard, three dog ; who--Bad moon ris reeds arwater Bal ed--One big unhappy JOORS GREATEST. The unknown soldier--Wild child~Hellc v HEAVY” SOUND, VOL. 13. Hey lawdy mama, steppenwolf--Reach smith-Honky tonk woman, ro ‘ones--§ 9 , bome thing, you--Wintertime love- Love me two times-Touch me-W out and touch,diana ross Which way you goin biky?,poppy ways, santana-- Don’t it make yo t to go t nful-The crystal shit tieth century for-- Rt blue--Break or family-Little green bag, george baker selection--The seeker the together, beatles qgadiee) canvice Wyte Ume: et our” throughe biog bmny: ile ove street who--Somethin’ comin’ on, blood, sweat & tears-The letter, joe ; a bee Seas cocker-Hitchin’ a ride,vanity fair-Up around the bend,cre2dence BEST OF 1969 VOL !! te dy ROLLING STONES GREATEST, VOL. 1. Let it bleed-Midnight clearwater revival-Cecilia, simon & garfunkel--Everything is beautiful nash~Hey jude, beatles-- good mor r asy. It ain't easy~-Out in the country~Rock rambler--Ruby tuesday~Let’s spend the night together-Honky tonk ray stevens--Pupper man, 5th dimension grand funk~suspicious minds, elvis presiey~ Good : dow~-Cowboy ood time living-Woman-Mama told women--Paint it black~Street fighting man-- Satistaction-Jumpin’ jack peppelin-Crossroads, cream-Atiantis, donovan itchy g--Y song flash~You can't always get what you want--Have you seen your mother “HEAVY SOUND, VOL. 14. Get ready,rare earth-Mighty joe faces-going up the country, canned heat-pinball wiza' : baby~Mother's little helper shocking blue-Evil ways,santana -American woman,guess who-Let it 42 You love, quicksilver ; PS RS anes a JACKSON 5 GREATEST. The love you save-Never Lega come be, bwatles--Bridge over troubled waters, simon & DONOVAN. Open Road. Song for john-Curry La 7 ' , Bad moon rising-Born on the true- You've changed~ ABC--I want you back-Mama’s pearl-Born to garfunkel--Reflections of my life, marmalades--Something’s burning, the farewell-Riki tiki tavi-- Ciara clairvoyant Root of oak Cha 4 love you--I’m losing you-I’ll be there--The young folks--2-4-6-8-Going first edition-- Come and get it,badfinger--Vehicle,ides of march used too-Celtic rock-Joe bean’s thing Poke at t ae back to indiana resolutio . = pee ee De aWanen Wolk oi eu ces f 3F CHICAGC, Questions-Listen-Twenty-iive or six to “HEAVY” SOUND, VOL. 11. Cherry hill park,billy joe royal-Eli’s y--For ate son-Poorboy shuffle- Born on the bayou~-Proud four--beginnings--make me smile- so much to say, so much to coming three dog night-Holly holy,neil diamond Tee) cuff BOB DYLAN’S GREATEST. Wigwam--Tt t t 7 walker top the r give-colour my worid-To be free-Now more than ever-Poem- In the links-Down on the corner,creedence clearwater revival-Worst that a:changing-Lay lady lay-It aint me babe-Like a r " could happen/Wedding belis biues,the 5th dimension--Fortunate so a@ woman--Mr. Tambourine man-Blowing g vely Jas Country creedence clearwater revival-And when 1 die,blood, sweat & — you~Rainy day womar : : JAMES GANG RIDES AGAIN. The bomber--Garden gate-Tend my tears--Come together,beatles-- Take a letter maria, r.b. greavos-Smile a : ae he si ean number little smile for me, the flying machine-- Suspicious mind, elvis presley THE BAND Stage Fright The WS Walcott medic ) hape E f gardens (ele ico) aaa esac le ae LED ZEPPELIN III. Since I’ve been losing you-Ta 1 a I'm in-Stage fright-- Strawberry wine--Just another wt 7 f sage of love--We 49-Woman~Thanks--Ashton park - i: eracOlt OA Gel ilme Bron y oe Den naan’ ee ae eis ee CREEDENCE CLEARWATER & THREE DOG NIGHT. Mamma told ag n-y-aur stomp-Gallows pole-That's the rumor-Time to kill-All la glory 4 the sacr : me not to come, 3dn--Heaven is in your mind, ccr-Down on the corner, way~-Friends--Celebration day~Hats off to Roy Harner. F and yn @ cer-Up around the bend, cer--Looking out my back door, cer Who'll STEVIE WONDER, Signed, sealed, delivered. Never had a dream come CANNED HEAT Future Blues. That's alright ama yt 4 te toned soul pic Carper stop the rain, ccr~Long as | can see the light, ccr--Lodi, ccr-- Green true-We can work it out- Signed, sealed, delivered, I’m yours-You fongalets Worl " 4 is a Crystal Mc untain and the Campus Representatives terback, was th 1 H ntributior the Playboy Club in the mid-West TBERAHOR ACE neuonal: of j and Aspen Highlands, Jackson program and the Ski Cards varsity p her Wh t ( 1 Hole, Squaw Valley and Alpine themselves (sold for $4) may annout ita mM Hur I a Meadows in the Rockies make pe obtained by writing to nig Whit } H » this the most extensive college g's National Office in West Most Val Pl P ora ski program of its kind in the Dover. Vermont 05356 Most. Inspiratior p { k nbott ri? re would be FROSH TRIUMPH nation Nearly all these areas, says ss Ma Chaffee, grant $I off the all-day lift ticket every Saturday and Ina prelim a the JIM GREGORY PUTS up shot in Monday night's clash varsity clash, ECU fared a little with Baptist College. Gregory scored 24 points in the better as the Baby Bucs edged game the Davidson frosh, 89-87 last m Greenville’s Ray Peszko It was the second aad Ex-Pirates featured victory for the ECl I Sunday and holidays (including holiday weeks), plus half-price tickets during the week (half the weekend lift ticket price) Many participating areas also provide college students with half-price rates on ski school lessons and equipment rentals during the nute bucket by they now I record VIRGINIA BEACH, \V G (kick pec The Wildcat frosh had a chance the final ix foott John Morris (tight to tie the score in week on a space available basis. saat seconds but the Baby Bucs aT Norfolk < The Association's staff is : 2 urrently signing up lod. in held on for the big win y Bowl gz R Honey en SI g odge aL eae Wiiatene a) The Davidson frosh had f ski country that will grant 25 savings to Ski Card holders opened their season last Saturday with a victory over strong Montreat-Andersor Junior College so the Baby during the week QUALIFICATIONS ‘ Bucs’ victory was more Joy I E( The Student Ski Card impressive than it might seer B I \ achec Program 18 Open to at first glance i N k undergraduate, graduate and I Ne - ff PRELIMINARY professional schoo! students of Saturday's varsity contest ETSI any age. High school students, faculty, and students’ wives and husbands who are not in school are as yet not eligible In order to qualify for the special student rates at any of 1 the Pirates betwe BETTY L. CLOTHING New Shipment Arrived for CHRISTMAS SALE 1970-71 INDOOR TRACK c Youth Meet the participating areas, each Student Ski Card holder must present his school or student ID card along with the Ski wae Proof of school oe nS ay a Boe ECU - BAPTIST COLLEGE basketball game turned into : a wrestling match as Pirates Greg Crouse (left) and Al LADIES DRESSES $2.00—$3.50 LADIES COATS $10—$15 LADIES SLACKS $1-$3 Take command early CAGE CARD Cagers crush Baptist oT performances UNIVERSITY BOOK EXCHANGE 528 S. Cotanche By DON TRAUSNECK their opponents in moving to Other the big lead, suffered a mild for the Pi letdown and never could pull by Al Faber, who had_ his ‘Leggett Merchant of Cleanliness” 130 W. Second St. were turned in (Sports Editor) A healthy Jim Gregory sufficiently away until the second straight 1I8-point game . . enabled the Pirates to det second half and Greg Grouse, who hit on paintable key chains Washir.gton,N.C. Bapust College, 119-92, Monday NEW RECORDS seven of 12 shots and had 16 lane @ night) in) Minges Coliseum ECU outscored the Points Faber also had Il dan 3 despite a record number of free Buccaneers from the floor, bounds Geb and pocketbooks 2 at throws by the visitors Oo. 48 Gut were | Joining these men and Feb 7 F — " . Gregory scored IS points in overwhelmingly led at the Gregory in the double figures Fet . es 7] the second half, including eight free-throw line as Baptist hit column were Jim Fairley with ay for Christmas giving oney Ss ECU points in a row at the on 44 of S7 charity shots. Both 13, Dave McNeill and Dave start of the half, and finished are new records against the Franklin with 12, and Mike Feb 27. THE with a team high 24 points Pirates Henrich with 10 Cat an In hitting 10 of 17 shots from VARSITY SWIMMING the floor, four of four from the line, and gathering 13 rebounds, Gregory tured in the top performance for the Pirates Geography 15 Notebooks in stock ECU vs. ARMY C “offee Shop Saturday, 2 p.m Vervyvice thus far in the young season MISTAKES COSTLY The Pirates controlled the Minges Coliseum oes game throughout and could easily have won by a larger @ Margin but early season MARKETS mistakes cost them dearly tier St udents W elcome It was 27-5, ECU, before the Buccaneers from Charleston, CORNER OF /4th AND CHARLES ST. come see us S.C., were able to score their first field goal. That came in (THE ECU TRANSIT BUS WII.L the form of a jump shot by Jim STOP IF YOU ASK THE DRIVER) Rooney after 7:44 had been tn OPEN SUNDAYS 12 - 7 After that bucket, the Pirates, who had overwhelmed 264 By-Pass mpany Co) Materialistic society seems to to be changing BES/ WHAT'S DAT. WA MAN DOIN’, By ARNOLD WERNER, M.D :, Legislator denounces strike ©. MRC vies for power iARRIS Housing policies unrealistic, == cause inconveniences ae ee! ote ae t ountainhead HAPPIEST f GEORGE HO unconstitutiona Re pel By PHYI I GA Revi B elit ni Th lered SGA ¢ t Drt i Se Ya Tt \ nn 5