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?he lEaat (tooltman Serving the East Carolina campus community since 1925. Vol. 55 No. 12 16 I'ago Ihursday. October 2. 1?X0 Greenville, North Carolina Circulation iiumm? WZMB Red Tape Blamed Manager Calls Station Equipment Problem ? IKRR t.RW Maaagtag I 1 he most significant obstacle in the path to getting WZMB-FM radio on the airwaves is "red tape" not technical problems said V1B General Managei Glenda Killingsworth ednesday. Killings worth acknowledged that most ol the details involved in set- ting up the student-financed station are still unclear, but said the pro blems she is now having relate mote to legal and financial matters that to technical matters. "Right nov . ! see legal work and paper work, and when all that comes in, it will be smooth sailing Killingsworth said in her firs; newspaper interview in a month. Killingsworth's statement is in ist to the icws of het critics, who sa she does not have the technical know how to set up the station. Killingsworth became general manage ol WZMB on ug. 1, lowing the May graduation of the ion's previous manager, John Jetei Although Jeter recommended killing tor the job. he has since stated that the decision to do so was based on an agreement with the Media Board that he could stay on as an unpaid advisor tor the pur- post- ol helping Killingsworth put the station on the ail. But Jetei resigned his advisor) role alter Killingsworth reportedly appeared before the Media Board with the charge that he was overstepping his responsiblities. Killingsworth said Wednesday she has spent the last few weeks trying to get the station's new equipment shipped in ccording to her, the agent who contracted to supply WZMB with most o' the new equipment has had difficulties in giving a delivers date fot the equipment. I he equipment includes a transmitter, a stereo control board, a microwave broadcasting unit and various other pieces. When the equipment does arrive and Killingsworth said the agent would notify her in the nest week about a definite delivery date Killingsworth said she would hire a radio engineer to piece the various component- together. Killingsworth said that getting an VLrhJfR Ol ? FJmL QREEM1LLE engineer would "not be much o! a problem and that the lowest hid she has received so lar for the job is SI50 pet day. She added that she would hire a first-class radio engineer to be on call for the station in i i technical problems. Other problems Killingsworth said she is looking at are tin and statt training. "Most ot the staff applicants have some former experieno radio she said, adding that tr; ing would be done bv her? If, advisor Getrv Haskins, and tl Pbofo by JON JORDAN tion's progi tm director, Elton According to Killingsworth, the station is in a. money crunch that was camed in part by the need to purchase accessor) equipment that i not included in the main equip- ment pi lase. She said that she kept a fund tor technical emergencies. She also said i ? stal ? i was draw ing some from its salary budget, since then ii u present tew staffers to pay. "As I see it. everything is laid out. M I'm waiting foi is the equipment in Killmt'swonh said. Bicycles ECU Police To Begin Enforcing Regulations Hv Mlkl NOON N v?viji.f Nt s i (Jitor Riding cleonthe ECU cam- the same: The E U campus police have announc- ed that regulations governing :les ai u be strictly enforced. Article XIII, section 1 o' the 1(1 rraffic Regulations states. "Not :?: ina Motoi ehicle laws ? t ycle to be a rm t nature i f the v traffic regula i I not be opt i ated in t xcess ol 15 mph, and w ill observe and comply w ith all ty signs, and all other traffic regulations "We want tit inform students that we are going to start enforcing these bicycle regulations Joseph (aldei. directoi ol Security, said. lias means we will give citations for riding a bicycle on the sidewalk. down th wrong way ol a one w; . street and for running stop signs he added "We will also be impounding all n-regis les" Caldei to ? I, the traffic i 5 of the pertainii VII rated on the ECU cam . us mm icd with tl Bic " )icycle regis lion pet mil and ot a t ity ol i vilic. Northarolina bicycle licet ?" '? ? id ot pu violation ol this section will ; pounded until prool ol ownei si i determined. bicycle regisi lee of titf. .ill be harg Section -i states "I'nice' bicycles found on campus will be coi si lei ed abandoned. 1 hey impounded and disposed ol ii cordance with North Carolina State Statutes "We have had a lot ol complaints from people about bicycles on the sidewalks between Brew I the building (alder added. " Another reason we are to cinfl ' I e bii vt l lion ? le students have been hurl as a result of students ' ' ' to K iiu.gs and on handicapped ramps Caldei ' We had a blind student fall le that was chained to ramp leading out ol Speight Butl i added. a of the bicycle regula ti ? ? , "Bicycles will not be d inside administrative oi I ism oom buildings, in stairwells, ways ol residence halls, on . or outside stair - s. University Police are authorized to use the force essary to remove and impound found in violation ol the le. I ocks arid chains will b i v nei 's expense Placement Office Gives Career Planning To ECU Students B V1IM NOONXN tststan s?-? - I ii!or B Me bit harder to find . lays, but the I a I I Plann ing and Placemen! Service ot' may be a ui ney K d in the Blox ton H tween Greene Derm I fall, encourages seniors to c n he office and tor interviews which will h (me- mber 9 Mow is the time students should be getting registered and looking for jobs when they graduate either in the fall semester, spring semester oi even nest summer lames said. On The Inside Announcements 2 Editorials 4 Classifieds10 Letters4 Movie5 Outside look 5 "B registering we mean develop lentials which in- cludes a resume and references from professors or from people you know he added. Students in all majors are em coui gistei with the service. "Aboul 50 percent ol the seniors thai are graduating register with Furney said. "In the past, we have found that aboul 80 percent ol those who registered with us tell us in Septembei that they have jobs in the held in which they were trained for he added. I he interviews run continuously from I . tobei 9 until the end ol Apr ii "I' i a tree service to all seniors, graduate students, until one year after graduation he added. "We also provide a service tor alumni. We keep their credentials file active foi a yeai I he only charge we have lor alumni is a $5.00 per year charge one year after graduation, he added. Students should go to Bloxton house to register lor the interviews, which will take place (here. Student Government "Mock Election"Results FromOctober 1 1980 PRESIDENT 1,117 were polled ANDERSON19?o214 CARTER35?o396 REAGAN32358 Undecided SENATOR 1,077 were polled MORGAN13?o149 These polls wer e conducted b the SGA Presidential Cabinet at East Carolina University 40425 EAST39416 Undecided21236 GOVERNOR 1,061 were polled HUNT66701 LAKE13139 Undecided21221 Carter Reagan A nderson B NORMAN D.SANDLER .11 1 FERSON, Iowa (UPI) In the cafes and barbei shops that surround the neatly manicured let- ter son town square farmers, met chants, lawyers and bankers weigh the world's problems on a daily basis. Nothing is as vital to the day to- day concerns of folks in this ca h grain region as the machinations ol the commodity markets and the state ot the economy. At some point, the talk i omes back to politics. "People are unhappy said Rick Morain, the Yal tted publisher of the twice-weekly Jel ferson Bee and Herald. "They can't stomach Reagan, they've been victimized bvai and they may think nderson' tractive but he doesn'l ! a chance of win It's a strai year Morain views Main Street politics throug -es ot a keen veteran. A former membei o( 'hie Republican Mateentraln tee, he is one ot a h lowans who met in I ebruary, 1979 to plant the seeds tieorge Bush's victory in the I ?wa iucu ;es 11 months later. His credentials as tare Republican are unchallenged. But on No 4, Morain will no; be voting Ronald Reagan io is heavily favored to win Iowa bul for John Anderso "I'm really one ol th " he said "I think a lot -pie would come out ol the close they weren't bound bv party loyal . md u.o ing Bu the only thing holding a lor ot others in hue Ander son ha- th small band ol lowans, many of t h e m a 111 u e n t Repub 1 ica n moderates turned off by their own party's shift to the right. Democrats hope thousands ol Republicans will follow Morain's lead on election dav - enough to negate the lead Reagan commands in the state. The conventional wisdom, however, i? that while Anderson will strip away rank- arid tile Republican support from Reagan, the margin will not be enough to keep Iowa our of the Republic in column. "Obviously, the smart money i n't on Carter aid lames Wengert, president of the b)sKH) member Iowa federation of labor. "People just don't think C arter's going to be able to pull it off 1 or their o.vn part, the Carter people are doing little to erase the edge Reagan holds as a result ot a surge in GX P registrations, disdain for Cartel and 'he fad that Democrats have carryied Iowa on- ly three tunes this century. ne months before the Iowa ernes,arter had a small band tacticians setting up shop to lav the groundwork tor his si victory of the campaign. But thearter camp waited until last six weeks of the tall cam- paign to even reopen an Iowa of- fice. Io the surprise of some, the in i lign has been dormant since the triumphant after math o the January caucuses. late start underscores the un- arter strategy: Write tates a here a lough fe might only yield a handful of elec- toral votes and sticli to s:oppjng Reat.in in tl lai Democratic strongholds. impaign staffers deny See IOVVANN. Pajje 3 Legislation To Block Iranians Unsuccessful tC PS) ? Despite'he vigorous I forts of legislators in tour -tates to eithei ban the enrollment of Iranian students or mat e tuition so ex p sie that they have ti ?lsewh 'v. ? report the Iranians have had no trouble since returning to s hool this tail. Though effort to squeeze Iranians out of state schools in 1 ouisiana, Mississippi, New Mexi i and Arizona faltered or were overtun by the courts, violent confroi tions among Iranian students in Washington, D over the sum and memories of violent campus confrontations over the la-t two academic vears - raised fears that Iranians would gel overtly hostile receptions when they returned. classes this tall. But so tar, theie hav 1 een no repents of personal harrassmeni or even public indignation at schools in the sta'es that tried to ban the Ira- nians. "1 don't know of any students who have suffered persona! pro blems, or who have been mistreated since they came back to school said Inn Schmidt, the directoi ol the Office ot foreign Student ! fairs at 1 ouisiana State Unviersity at Baton Rouge. "They seem to be bv and large content with their situation here foi a while this summer, it ap- peared that they would be tar from content. The governing board at I SII voted in 1a to prohibit Ira nians from enrolling there, beginn- ing with the summer sessions. It ef- fect, the resolution said students from countries that have held Americans hostage tor more than three months or with whom diplomatic relations have been severed would not be allowed to roll there. I he Louisiana state House ol Representatives then urged all state funded colleges and universities to refuse to admit Iranian students. The vote was 82-12 on the resolution sponsored by legislator James Cain. "Our real goal is to stop them from going to school Cain ex- See ATTEMPT, Page 3 News Bureau Said To Have Misquote Nono ! ? I gandan student enrolled in a special two-year paramedical pro- gram at Last Carolina University denies that lie and three fellow Ugandans are refugees or that they fled then African homeland. Otim-Nono also savs he was "misquoted" in an ECU News Bureau release which said he remembered killings and bodies ly- ing in the streets during the over throw ol former dictator Idi Amin Dada Otim Nono says he was not in n, at that time but was living with a sister in Nairobi, Kenya, and "could not have remembered" that which he was quoted as saying. I he news release was based on in- teiviews vith the students and their advisor. Prof. Oris Blaekwcll. See AFRICANS,Page 3 Spring Pre-Registration Issue 1 ? I 1 Ml I M . KOl IM W IK IOM K 1980 ATTENTION I hr I- a I aro limit ii welcomes all c a m p u s irganiuiiin lo submit items In the Vnnouruemrnts sc. lion. Due lo our space limita- tions, hnwfici. all future - ihmissions should be no longer than 50 words Hand written submissions will also no longer be accepted Items must be submitted no latei than I p .in on Mondays or V ediiesda?s 4 H CL UB GAMMA BETA PHI SCOTT HAL I SOC ANTH CLUB PRE PHYSICAL THERAPY Announcements AVA PHYSICS TUTORS i . VACCINE ? ? ? . . . ? ? - ? ? - ' ' "S" ' 1 50 per d ? ' ' ' . ? TABLE TENNIS TOURNAMENT R NAMEN he B ? ? he 'op i u ?? ? ? ? ? 11 led i nfoi he B ?? " ? ? NAVIGATOR CAR WASH ? ? By pa 1 tor wa . i i ?. i . PHI ETA SIGMA V.i POETRY CONTEST . , . TABLETENNISCLUB ? . ibli Iroi .4l ? pd for . ?? ? . ; IV I It ? ? V JOB SEARCH POE1RY FORUM Forum ?? ? . ? .u a' B i ' ? ?: ' "? A ' CHESS BACKGAMMON SPORTSCARF . . ? ? . ? ? . . , ?.?? i, , ??? ? ?.? ?. - ? ECUOANCECIUB . ? . I . t (III BE: t A PHI I'LAYHOUSF ROCK CHURCH ACU TEAM H A f 4 D B A I I NEWS Fl ASH AMI R r NTERPRISE OA r r'S S CHI 0 At M Some Who Have Problems In Class Can Turn To Tutor IU ! s.j)M? N assist students in achieving theii Stevenson, ?tl goals to become medical doctors n th related professionals reading a ere the m tin art i in ? lelp cannot be provided foi students need h "Tl lingeai ning -kti 1 ini here at the i inselinj rial C SO si iff, sa th md "because it's hard and tat ne and patience to undei ,th na molved I)r, lone H ?l ?unselint ? ? I he the ? SO), s,i I)' Zubie W Met toi ol the C S(). "But we tr to do as much as possible to help anyone who is studying a health related profession Dr. Metcalf defines the program as, "a il unit that extends it- services to allied health, nursing, ral college areas. "Mainlv m i nor it s a nd academical! disqualified students 'end to turn to th tor help says Di Sandra Bridwell, associate i S summer pi o hese ai e the ones ho ialit. )ur main goal is to help people in am area. her il leai - ? ? live and Mi Beth nautilus I ; 1 Come by or call TODAY and set up an appointment for a free workout !lll ?ll Student Rates Features Include: Male & Female Instructers Nautilus Machines 1 to l Supervision on Nautilus Workouts ? Olympic Barbells ? Coeri Hours ? Dumbells Showers, And lockers 'Sauna ?Whirlpool i KXPANDLD VVOKKOU1 KOOM AT NAUTILUS FITNESS IS OUR SPECIALITY 758 9584 THE ECUIFC PRESENTS THE FIRST ANNUAL BEST LEGS CONTEST TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7th FROM 8:00-1:00 First Place 2nd Plate 3rd Plac e SI 00.00 50.00 25.00 SPONSORED BY FAMOUS PIZZA H, S! PIZZA AND SUBMARINf S IN TOWN FAS I FRFF DELIVERY JO YOUR DORM il F 10th SIRI II - 7SS 59H2 ALSO SLONSORED BY WITH IWO IOC ATIONS TO SFRVF YOU: ?ar? PITT PIAZA CAROLINA FAST MAI I if VI von, reading kill- sp N can't use the ? specific pi ogram. 1 his Only with helping I ' develop el' s then ? " l M is totalh individual ?? "k beaut ol it all is that w their notes and bi ?oks fron to help then "( hemisti v is I)r. F Tye is i n h i r i i -is tot the CSC). ' v e tutors, hut not jus! anyon( Aalks in the do. and wants ,1 job : 11 i g ,o m eone 1l1 ? ? h a v I qualified I v. dation are required, and sonal skills are a must. " H ov cv er, i t st blems ol some e than tutoime. I 01 man studeni s, i h the most tul ing enti ? M;i i . ? ? ry 1 Itel Mi ? ? 1 stai Di In e 0 ITEM POLICY ch o theee ad?etieed Il?mt It rqulreJ to t rMdi!y available ?x ula In eech Kroger Sa?-on except ai ap?clflcally noted In thia ad If we do run out of an ltm we will offer you your choice of a comparably item when available raflectlng the aarr.a einge or a aincheck which will entitle yow to purchaaa tha ad???-lia?d Ham at thaJ ad?atiaa3 prlc? within 30 daya Itama and P'lcas Effactive Tuas Sap: JO thru Sat . Oct 4 198'1 Copyright 1980 Kroner Sa?on Quantity Rights Reserved V, Before, During & After the Game Kroger Sav-on has everything you need! NABISCO Wheatsworth Crackers 11-Oz. Box c Red White -Blue Beer $1.49 MELLO YELLO OR POST 6 12 oz. Cans Raisin Bran U.S. NO. 1 EASTERN Red or Golden Delicious Apples PLUS DEPOSIT EMBASSY Ground Coffee BAGGED NONE SOLD TO DEALERS OPEN 7 AM TO MIDNIGHT Records & Tapes ChipS & snacks rms'couHiiol 25. $00$ si 0' lM.??aM!HBaaji 0 o OFF SUGG RF TAH A8BA T?, rrfp.ifpsf Hits Veil 7 (PJP TbslHos K fli - OPEN SUNDAY 9 AM TO 9 PM 600 Greenville Blvd. ? Greenville Phone 756-7031 m Iowans Find Presidential Race Uninspiring i s I k m X I 1 ilil H Continued from paB? i writing ofl Iowa But 1 ,M' 'aders concede the resources not to artei liberal Sen John ' tight for re election i?nsi a New Rightcandidate has attracted national attent ?' Reagan con' ? n the sots allegiances of voters at the caucuses nine months ago is symp- tomatic of widespread frustration with candidates seen as uninspiring In mam voters. 1 he rock) start of Reagan's fall campaign sparked concern among GOP leaders, but their nerves calmed in the face of apparent flip- flops by Carter and the president's absence from the Sept. 21 debate. The result: Republicans tout Bush's virtues and defend Reagan as the only alternative to Carter, while Democrats rally behind Culver in an effort to defeat the New Right and with it, Reagan. "We may be better off with Carter not campaigning heavily here said one veteran party worker. "At least this wa we don't jeopardize our candidates at other levels of the ticket by saddl ing them with contact to Carter Attempt To Ban Students Meets With Little Success ( ontinued from page I theii 'He "who is .1 nonnn alien from a tion not having in itic relations nited States whom tin Staies ha - in tions in . tune ol ? A event . w i Civil 1 ibei argumeni ii he ipecial tuition ed the U v ? ? dment's equal :lause and 1964 Civil Rights . an against was tried against these students this summer said John Windhauser, a journalism professor at the University of Mississippi at Oxford. i New Mexico State University at las Cruces, a spokesman foi the International Student Services office saui he has received no complaints or witness- ed am signs ol mistreatment ol Ira- nians. A resolution similar to the one in 1 ouisiana had been passed bv the school's governing board. Yet Iranian students themselves generally refuse to reveal how they feel about the at- tempted discrimina- tion. In many cases, university foreign stu- dent advisors a g - gressivelv. shield the Iranians from the press, even when Ira- nians studying at the schools in question could be contacted directly, all declined comment to College Press Service. Africans Object To News Release Continued from page 1 Blackwell approved the copy for release in advance of distribution. The story was printed in The Daily Reflector last Sunday. Otim-Nono said that he and three fellow Ugandans, among eight African students enrolled in the pro- gram, are in the U.S. under Ugan- dan passports. He said they were recruited for the educational pro- gram in this country and did not flee Uganda. In addition, three of the foui students from Ethiopia had lived in Nairobi with refugee visas. A fourth, Belete Alemu had lived for several years in a refugee camp in Djibouti. Umbrellas have sprouted like multi on campus since the current deluge beji? ago. More rain is expected through Krii ? XXI r? a 1 j t 0 ?fp ippi be low hatred man- or even subtle g linst them. Without knowing bet it would be un sible to guess what ARMY NAVY STORE tackpacks. ?-IS, w??f. ? F?W. Otck. Flight. Snorkel ? JtCkltl, NMMM, P?rk?s. k SIMM. CMIlMt Ml, Pill. IMl S. Ivwh Slraat ? 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David Norris. ( (KU'Iu'i lso Opinion Page 4 Bicycles Rules To Be Enforced; 'Mopeds' A so Guilty If you own a bicycle and ride it to class, you had better be careful o' how you ride and where you park. Campus Security will be cracking down on radical bikers and incon- siderate parkers in the near future. The rules aren't new ? 1978 ECU Traffic Regulations ? but they haven't been enforced as strictly as they should have been. If you ride a bike on campus, you might think that the rules are too strict, but the safety o' the average pedestrian and the average bike rider is worth the extra regulations. Another article in the regulations states: "Motorcycles, motorbikes and motor scooters are not permit- ted to enter the campus Ob- viously, this section has been modified to allow motorcycles on campus and parking for them in special areas. But where does the lazy man's bicycle ? the MoPed, or other brand name ? fit into these regulations? The authors o' the book probaoly didn't foresee the epidemic of these " NEXT ON W ?PY - " REALLY NCttEpieLE' "iNA botheresome little two-wheeled scooters, and neither did most highway departments. The vehicles are motorized, so they should be classified with motorcycles as far as Campus Security is concerned. The owners must abide by the same rules as am bicycle or motorcycle owner. Someone needs to remind them. It is annoying enough to have people on ten-speeds jockeying for position in the traffic between classes. (Of course, the more cons- cientious riders walk their bikes.) But it is frustrating, dangerous, an not uncommon to see a scooter- rider hopping curbs and whizzing down sidewalks, dodging students along the way. If Campus Security gets tough with bike owners, it should also get tough with scooter owners. Both types o' vehicles are dangerous if driven (ridden) too fast and in- convenient if parked illegally. Both must be subject to the same rules if pedestrian safety is the goal. V?'LL M?LT A MAN V AMtWnrVK' r AU REAU-Y WCREDlBti ' TiAEN WE'LL HEAR FROM A LAbY wWo Took out a CCOUNT V: ? THAI ? REALLV ' ANi TuEtlTWE V Tale of a wage- N That EARNER WHO THINKS REAL ME CAN AFEOKTo fojrnc BUY A rlLUc;E.f L -i i ' and la&t,avoter wt-a KM a y RMNSO NEA Inedible! See two of the most Spectacular Stunts ever seenonTV! A DAREDEVIL STUNTMAN EA TS A T ECU'S JONES CAFETERIA ? AND THEN GOES BACK FOR SECONDS! &8&OPMQQ 8 0 Gel er I HI I sl K()l IMN i?Campus Forum Abortion Debate Continues 1 find the recent (Sept. 23) pro- abortion letter in The East Carolinian rather upsetting, for I see the author of that letter (implying) "1 have the right to kill somebody if he is infringing on my rights and freedoms He never debates the issue of "abortion is murder lie only talks about the "rights" he thinks a mother has to kill her unborn child. As far as 1 know, the only acceptable way of killing a human being in America is in war or in self-defense, and I hardlv think the baby has declared either war or death to its mother. On the contrary, it seems to me that the bab is the inno- cent, crying out in self defense. Perhaps even more astounding is that the writer seems to have the mistaken notion that the baby just appeared in the mother's womb and, though no invitation was given, decided to take up residency for nine months. No everybody knows whv that little- bahy is there. Somewhere along the line (except in the case of rape) the mother made a decision that carried with it the responsibility of pregnancy. But perhaps she doesn't feel responsible. Well, let's take a look at other types o! cir- cumstances where a person is responsi- ble for his her actions. Suppose 1 trot myself down to the At- tic and get totally wasted, and then 1 stagger to my car and speed down Evan's road at 70-80 mph. Then some poor lad) in her car doing a respectable 35 is completely obliterated by me and I survie. Am 1 responsible for that? Darn tootin You holler, I'd probably get life. Well, what if I just want to have a little fun and am shooting arrows in my back yard. Suddenly, 1 accidental!) nail a kid in the back because 1 over-shot mv target. Am 1 guilty? 1 believe so. 1 think the courts would have a little more than a reprimand waiting for me. Now what is the difference between being responsible for my actions in these circumstances and not being responsible for a pregnancy? Doesn't pregnancy usually happen because two people decided that they wanted some pleasure for an evening? Isn't a man or woman responsible if through their actions a new life is brought into the world? If people don't want babies, they shouldn't do the things that make babies. If a per- son wants to fool around, they are ac- countable for the results of their actions. Therefore, the woman does not have the right to kill her unborn child. She forfeited all hei rights to be free from the burden of carrying a child when she went to bed with her boyfriend. This may not be the prevailing view, but like it or not, every person is responsible for his her actions. That's why we have a judicial system and the police. So let's get off the "It's mv right soapbox The real issue is, "Is it murder?" and, it so, why do we allow it to go on. Further- more, why should those who believe it is murder have to pav for it? JAMES FAR! o Senior Math Music Major One More On Music Editor's Note: The following an open letter to Mr. Brad Tucker, a graduate student in Sociology. In response to your letter in the Cam pus Forum (Sept. 25) from the viewpoint of two musicians and appreciators of all musical styles and genres, we feel thai you have dealt Dr. Otto Henrv a great injustice. Perhaps your closed-minded attitude should have been left outside the glass doors of the recital hall. We feel that your comment regarding Dr. Henry's "attitude of apathy" is unfounded and unjust. In view of your field of stud) (sociology), your comments are not on!) unsupportable, but completely un- professional. As a musician and scholar. Dr. Henry is well-versed, versatile, creative (although you may disagree) and enthusiastic in his own way. The absence of a screen for the visual portion of the first and second presenta- tions may have been intentional, since a screen was used later in the program. It you recall, a color organ was utilized for The Electronic Indian piece and the col- ors channeled into the folds of the cur- tain. With this sort of mechanism, Dr. Henrv obviously did not intend to use the screen you feel was necessarv. The "uninspired and laconic" music you described is a product of your nar- row field of experience in electronic music. The first selection of Dr. Henry's program is a setting of a raiah, a song chanted by Indian priests contemplating their eternal destiny. The priests are in a trance-hke state and are said to reach an ecstasy unknown to that ol common practitioners of the Hindu religion. It is likely that you were not aware ol this background information, and as a result, were unable to comprehend Dr Henrv re-creation of the priests' aural and visual sensations. We applaud your consideration ol Dr Henrv in waiting to leave until intermis- sion. A person ignorant of musical tradi- tion does not usual!) exhibit knowledge of this courtesy. Even an in- competent musician, which you in- sinuate Dr. Henry to be. ;s accorded this consideration. "Yes, Virginia the real music world extends beyond rock -and roll. Unfor- tunately, your experience in the realm ol serious music is limited, uninspired and laconic Not onl) are your statements unjust, uneducated and un- necessary, the) reveal a lack ol culture. JUI IE MOOR! BM Vocal Pedagogy STEPHANIE K. TNGI ER Oraduate Student, English Forum Rules The Last Carolinian welcomes tellers expressing alt points of view. Mail or drop them by our office in the Old South Building, across from Joyner Library. Letters must include the name, major and classification, address, phone number and signature of the author(s). letters should he limited to three typewritten paxes, double-spaced, or neatly primed. All letters are subject to editing for brevity, obscenity and libel. Letters by the same author are limited to one each 30 days. To The Right Russia Approves UN Peace Measure, Still Eyes Mideast Oil B STAN R1DGLEY The Soviet Union is to be com- mended for not screwing up the United Nations' peace initiative directed at the Iraq-Iran week-old war. Sunday, the UN Security Council met and within 10 minutes approved unanimously a resolution sponsored by Mexico that calls for a settlement of the war. The Soviet Union and its puppet hast Germany went along, though one suspects they did so grudgingly. In fact, the Soviets probably went along with the others simply because they haven't decided which country to back in the region. With both Iran and Iraq snubbing the U.S.S.R the Kremlin is most likely taking a wait-and-see attitude. In the meantime, it doesn't do the Rus sians any harm to appear con- ciliatory and vote for a UN resolu- tion that is essentially meaningless. They can use all the good PR they can get. But this shouldn't obscure the fact that the Russians have covetous designs on the region ? they always have. What makes the crucial dif- ference now is something that most Americans aren't aware of. It's common knowledge that the Soviet Union is the world's largest producer of crude oil. The Russians surpass Saudi Arabia's output by over two million barrels of oil a day. Russia is energv self-sufficient now and even exports 1.5 million barrels per day (bpd) to its Fast European colonies, however, the Soviets are on the verge o an energy crunch that portends ill for the mideast. How can a country with a 30-35 billion barrel oil reserve be facing an energy shortage? Typical socialist inefficiency is a broad, yet accurate answer. The Russians have ex- ploited their oil fields using ruthless- ly shortsighted methods. As a result, the CIA predicts that Soviet oil pro- duction will peak at between 11.8 and 11.9 million bpd this year and then decline steadily to about 10 million bpd by 1985. Says Fortune Magazine's Herbert E. Meyer: "In four short years, the Russians would need to somehow replace at least two million bpd merely to sus'ain supplies at the 1980 level "The Russians have exploited their oil fields using ruthlessly shortsighted methods. If faced with a chance to solve its energy problems for the next decade, they won't hesitate to make the obvious choice ? a power play in the oil-rich mideast As a result, Meyer says: the Soviet regime might well decide that its need for oil requires it to take over, or substantially dominate, the oil-rich mideast That the Soviets cannot maintain their present level of oil production is indisputable. Russians typically skim off the most easily extractable oil from newly-discovered fields, then move on to fresh fields, leaving much oil in the ground. Now, the Soviets get 25 percent of their oil from the Siberian Samotlor field which has already peaked. Samotlor's successor has not been discovered, so the Russians will have to go back to previously ex- ploited fields and use more expen- sive methods to extract the oil. This is where President Carter's oil- technology embargo comes in. The Soviets suffer from a lack of the high technology needed to pro- fitably extract difficult-to-get-at oil. A typical example is that is takes Soviet oil crews an entire year to drill a well 10,000 feet. While it takes American crews a mere 34 days. While Carter's embargo of oil-drilling technology will not cause the Soviet energy pinch, it will en- sure that the problem becomes long- term. There appear to be only three op- tions open to the Soviets in the next five years, and two of them heavily affect the West. First, the Soviets could tighen their belts and conserve, but that ap- pears to be unlikely since the U.S.S.R. is already very energv- efficient. Also, the people would bear the brunt of any conservation measures, and unhappy people are dangerous people. For that same reason, oil could not be diverted from the Soviet's East European colonies. Second, oil could be purchased on the open market. Even if the Soviets could find two million bpd on the spot market, they would have a hard time coming up with cash to pay for it. Even though the Soviet Union is the world's second-largest producer of gold, that doesn't appear to be the answer. Assuming the price of gold to be1,000 an ounce and oil at $40 per barrel (a conservative estimate for 1985), the Soviets would have to sell 80,000 ounces a day to pay for its oil. Gold produc- tion would also have to increase from the nine million ounces a year now to 30 million ounces a year. So the only alternative the Rus- sians have, and perhaps the one most compatible with their way of thinking, is to somehow acquire oil in the mideast without paying for it. Meyer has a suggestion on how this may be done: "The Russians might pressure Saudi Arabia into diverting a certain amount of its oil from Western Countries to Fast bloc customers in return for a pledge from Moscow not to 'destabilize' the Saudi Monarchy While the Western conscience bridles at the thought of such coer- cion, the Soviets have no such com- punction. In Afghanistan, aside from armed resistance from the local population, the Russians weren't required to pay much of a price for their belligerence. The Russians bear close watching over these next several weeks. If fac- ed with a choice between interna- tional indignation and censure and a chance to solve its energy problems for the next decade, the Russians won't hesitate to make the obvious choice ? a power play in the oil-rich mideast. Stan Ridgley is a Political Science major with a degree in journalism from the University of North Carolina a Chapel Hill. in ? ?? mi iflMtfNBfli ? I M North ?ill he Nor s Bv 11 Erie, ECL ? ? no we 1 plac tie- din, ten. fess is -author "The D dinj lI Thorns metnb. be tine the Nancy president I am H. president- ot the 1 ( elected s? Outgoii expresse Friends K I ! of a it tac iterna d a ?blems usMans 'bv. ious il rich Si iem e Vrnali$m North I HI I AM (. K() N. Features (K iohi k is?w I'jtf 5 Burning House Light May Signal Spooks North Dallas Forty, a brutally nonest picture, "ill be playing Oct. 3 and 4 at 5:00, 7:00. and 9:00 p.m. at Hendrix Theatre. The film stars Nick Nolle, Mac Davis, and (harks Durning. North Dallas Forty Coming U VC MORRIS NO! Dallas Forty will be ed in Mendenhall's Hendrix ? on October 3 dnd 4 a1 5:00, ? ! p.m Nick Nolle stars ?? honesi account of nai - rebellion against the e, ma ive system oinal worl : Bas( d on the ai novel bv former Dallas i Peter Gent, North te as an Dallas h Nol r. ei w ho begins to ques- isive perceptions about rhrough a woman he meets. Noite's loyalty is drawn away from the masculine, violent world which he has been a part o! for so long. His changing perceptions result in static between himself and the team's management. 1 he excitement, humor, and drama oi the film is heightened by the perceptive attention paid to the realist ie side o a pro-football player's private and public life. I he picture's primary cast con- sists ol Nick Nolle. Mac Davis. Charles Durning and Ho Svenson. Among the pro football players recruited to play Noite's teammates are John Matuszak and Fred Bilet- nikoffol the Oakland Raiders. Don Bun. Bob Farrell and Tom Reamon of the San Francisco 49'ers, Harold Jackson oi the New England Patriots, and Cody Jones oi the 1 os Angeles Rams. Produced b Frank Yablans, directed by Ted Kotcheff, with the screen play written by Nancy Dowd, North Dallas Forty is marvelously skilled, lively entertainment not to be missed. EPSOM ? Nobody comes right out and says the old Neal house in Epsom is haunted. Nobody says it's not either. But if ever a house looked spook- ed, the old two-story structure just south of the Vance-Franklin county line is it. It's locked up and deserted now, a few window panes broken, the wooden porch heaving and creaking under slight weight. A setting, sure- ly, waiting for a Stephen King novel. The house hasn't been lived in for more than a year, the townspeople say. Then how do they explain the light bulb burning just inside the back door? They don't. They expect things like that now. It was three, maybe four years ago when the community was set abuzz by reports from the widow Neal and her two hired companions that strange things were happening, Leaman Bradsher recalled. Passing the time in Clem's Grocery ? that's Clem Newman, proprieter ? Brad- sher said he never did find out what accounted for them. "A lot of peculiar things Brad- sher said. "Plates dancing off the table. Chairs turning over. Window shades flying up Newman, whose store is less than a half mile from the house, remembered the stories, too. He was told by someone who claimed to have seen it that one day a jar of cold cream on the bedroom dresser took flight. "The cap flew off and the cold cream flew up around all the walls near the ceiling Newman said. "Then when thev looked for Sky Drops Out Students Cope With Wet Shoes Bv DAMI) NORRIs X n weighing of many oi us rain. It poured all home. 11 p. i when ! goi "as drizzling vvh, 1rig lunch. It was dri.hen 1 was walking a milework. So 1 didn't 1ich trouble think- ing oi a suitable subject to write about today. Rain just brings out the gloom in most people. After a mere three days or so of constant, unrelenting clouds and drizzle, almost everyone exhibits telltale symptoms o ir- ritability, pessimism and hopeless gloom. We all forget a lifetime oi sunny days, and seem to think that it will rain forever. When I was a freshman here, it was overcast and Friends Board Supports ECU Joyner Library GREENVILLE - "In this modern te ol rootlessness and mobility, experience" has replaced ound has the novelist's device the stage for his ictions novelist Ovid banquet gathering here the friends of the I niversity library annual dinner meeting at Greenville and Country Club, Pierce discussed the importance ol physical und and landscape in the rioted Southern writers as well as in the writings of English elists Dickens and Hardy. People move easilv from place to place now, he said, and therefore ties to a particular place are less bin- ding. This trend is reflected in con- temporary fiction. Pierce, a pro- fessor emeritus of English at ECl . author of "I he Plantation ? i he Devil's Half" and "The Wed- ding Guest il Chancellor and Mrs. rhomas Brewer entertained friends members and guests at their home before the dinner. Nancy Middleton was elected president for the 1980-81 year. Rev. William Hadden Jr. was installed as president-elect, and Sherry Bastion oi the ECU library services staff was elected secretary-treasurer. Outgoing president Nelson Crisp expressed appreciation to the Friends organization for its con- tributions of time and funds during the past year. Dr. Eugene Brunelle, director of library services at FCC said the three-year-old organization has come remarkably far in its short life, in comparison with other library support groups. With a cur- rent membership of 140 members, the friends' endowment fund now totals S8.495.26. Special recognition was given Bet- ty Ann Hales and Mary Lou Pelletier, staff members of ECU's Joyner Library and music library, who have been involved in assisting the friends organization with its projects. The friends sponsor regular sales of donated used books and other fund-raising activities, professional librarians' seminars, student library competitions, and concerts. Its sup- port of ECU'S librarv services has included a News and Observer index microfilming project. Current members of the Friends board are Betty Brewer, Mori is Brody, Dr. Joseph Congleton, Nelson C risp. John Farley, Dr. Virginia Herrin, John Howard, Derrie Land, Anne Mattox, Dr. Hugh Patterson, Ovid Pierce, Dr. Walter Pories and Dr. David Stevens. The Friends' next project will be a book sale at the Carolina Fast Mall Charity Bazaar Oct. i I. Tax deduc- tible donations of books for the sale may be made by telephoning 757-6514 for further information. drizzly for about three weeks, and most oi the older students kept tell- ing me it always rained like that here. Talk about bringing out the gloom in people! People on television don't seem to mind the rain as much as real-life people do. TV is usually full of romantic couples getting caught in thunderstorms, laughing hysterical- K and drinking cans oi Mountain Dew or something. At times, they run in slow motion in the rain, usually in some flower-filled meadow. Perhaps the thing to keep in mind is that it probably hadn't been slowly drizzling for three days for that commercial. The trick to surviving an extended period of rain is to keep thinking positively. First, remember that rain will keep crops from dying, and keep food prices more reasonable. Rain is the only practical way to wash your roof if you don't have a ton of soap and a free weekend. With a little thinking, rain can become financially rewarding. Mer- chants who sell umbrellas and cold tablets are helped by wet weather. Umbrella-peddling can make a good bit of money as well as help students trapped under the porches of classroom buildings waiting for the rain to stop. Financial rewards are not the only ones to be made in rainy weather. If you are artistically inclined, con- sider capturing the atmosphere of a rainstorm in a painting or drawing. Or, write a gloomy poem, song or play. Taking advantage of the rain in this way might be called "making hay while the sun doesn't shine We need something to make rain more bearable around here, since the way this campus is built makes bad weather extra miserable. For ex- ample, I mentioned above something about students trapped on the porches of classroom buildings. Some buildings on cam- pus, such as the Art Building, have several entrances (the only ones 1 ever use) without porchs. In a bad rainstorm, the 5.6 seconds it takes to open a door and close an um- brella, while holding an armload of books is more than enough to get thoroughly soaked if there isn't a porch handy. Drainage at ECU is certainly odd, to say the least. (There are those who would say it is non-existant.) The basic pattern of marshy grass alternating with flooded streets and sidewalks brings to mind the canals of Venice, since the sidewalks here are generally lower than the marshes and are full of water most of the time. The pond that forms in front of the library has long been overlooked, but has some recrea- tional potential. The mall often holds enough water to qualify as a U.S. Wetland Wildlife Preserve, or maybe a rice paddy. A particularly favorite sidewalk of mine leads from the infirmary parking lot down a hill to the coed dorms. On a rainy day, this ordinary sidewalk becomes a spectacular white-water river, making a student heading uphll feel something like a salmon. the jar, it was in the trash can ? you know, that kind with the pedal you step on to open. It was inside there The Franklin County sheriff's deputies investigated, but they could never come up with an explanation they could prove, said deputy Wesley Demon. "We went out there several times Denton said. "I went a cou- ple of times nivself. "People said they saw silverware- drawers flying across the room. Everyone would be downstairs and they would hear something upstairs and the bed would be turned over Finally the family decided to br- ing in some experts, said Cecil Gay of Henderson, Mrs. Neal's son-in- law. Professors from Duke Univer- sity and the University of Virginia, scholars of unusual and unexplained phenomena, were persuaded to visit the house. Thev witnessed none of the strange goings-on, though, and attributed the happenings to poltergeists, (,ay said. To Mrs. Neal's children and to those who knew her, he said, it all remains a mystery. When the widow, Lula Neal, died about a year ago, the house was losed. It remains part of her un- dissolved estate. All the talk of the unexplained soon began luring sightseers, and they're coming still. "We get calls now and then wanting to know where the haunted house is Den- ton said. Some Fpsom residents think there really was something funny and unexplained going on in the house; some attribute the incidents to van- dalism and plain meanness on the part of a few of Mrs. Neal's ac- quaintances. But mey do enjoy talking and wondering about it. And thev can't explain the light bulb, which just last week was burning brightly in- side the latched back door. Feldman's Release In God We Trust Bombs Horribly By JOHN WALDEN Religious comedy movies are quite a trend nowadays. Each oi these films has satiried religion, in a fashion, while trying to get some good laughs in the process. Yet, it would seem that some divine hand is at work here. Each of these films has crashed at the theatre box of- fice. Universal Pictures' new release: "In God We Trust" is no exception either. It, too, has bomb- ed horribly. When one takes a good look at this picture, it is easy to see why. The story is centered around a poor young monk by the name of Ambrose. Since his birth, he has been leading a sheltered life in a mountain monastery in Califonria. However, when the mortgage comes due for the abbey, Ambrose is sent out by his brothers into the real world to seek the financial help of the Reverend Armageddon T. Thunderbird. Venturing into the big city for the first time, Ambrose is rather lost and confused among the urbanues. His innocence gets him into some embarrassing troubles in the inner streets. Still, his real problems begin when he meets up with a small time con artist who goes by the name of Dr. Melmoth (Peter Boyle). Selling Lazarus dolls for a living, the good doctor is the sort of preacher who sells the gospel with a bible in one hand and a bottle of Jack Daniels in the other. Quickly, he manages to bring Ambrose into his little travel- ing sideshow. The two team up to spread the work in the city and bleed the sinners dry of their worldly wealth. Yet, Brother Ambrose comes across one sinner that he is not quite sure how to handle; she is a street- walker named Mary (Louise I asser). Charmed by his childlike innocence, she gives him a place to stay in her apartment. Together, the two journey to seek the good Reverend Thunderbird's help in order to save the monastery. See GOD, page 7, col. 7 WOULD 70U L 8v jo AW! WAirtTte7FS Ll? PeffewitJr (AJHtT b IT ? IT'S A 7DcrTVjPfi!5T? P?c2Ujej IP57 t I THE EAST CAROLINIAN OCTOBER 2, 1980 Dana Brown, Keith Stephens and Mike Ernest of the ECU Sign Language Club pose with the special closed-caption decoder. It will soon be installed on a television set in Mendenhall Student Center. Sign Language Club Buys Closed-Caption Decoder B DAVID NORRIS hMlytn tditor Closed-caption television pro- grams will be available to hearing Impaired ECU students in Mendenhall Student Center, thanks to the efforts of the ECU Sign Language Club. According to Mike Ernest, faculty advisor to the club, money for the special closed-caption decoding machine was raised through special fund-raising pro- jects. The club also raised money for another machine for the School for the Deaf in Wilson. The special captions are essential- ly subtitles, and only televisions with a special decoding device pick them up. The device is about the size of a shoebox, and sits on top of the television set. It is hooked up to the back of the set in a way similar to that for a cable TV attachment. The Sign Language Club began about three years ago. It is both a social and a service club. Among other activities, the club has visited the Wilson School For The Deaf, and gone on beach retreats. On these weekend beach retreats, the club members converse only in sign language, which rapidly improves the members skills. "Just For Fun a group of Sign Language Club members who per- form sign language to music, has performed a number of times local- ly, including a show at the Student Life Celebrates on the mall. They plan later performances at various Pitt County schools, The Sign Language Club meets every two weeks. The next meeting is scheduled for Sunday, Oct. 5 in the multi-purpose room in Mendenhall Student Center. A covered dish supper begins at 6 p.m and the meeting itself begins at 7 or 7:30 p.m. Anyone who is in- terested is invited to attend; knowledge of sign language is not necessarv. ABORTION The Fleming Center has been here for you since 1974. providing private, understanding health care to women of all ages at a reasonable cost Saturday abortion hours Free pregnancy tests Very early pregnancy tests Evening birth control hours The Fleming Center we're here when you need us. Call 781-8580 in Raleigh anytime. THE FLEMING HLH Greenville's Oriainol Entertainment Center 2nd ANNIVERSARY with a Gala Celebration Tuesday, October 7th! FREE beerChampaqnesnacks, Birthday cake, Music By The Georgia Profits $3.00 for Members?Guest $2.00 for Fraternity and Sorority Thursday Night: Greenviiies Original Foxy Lady Night .50 cents for ladys Free Draft Saturday: Come Party With Hardy Steve Hardy's Beach Party 8:30-2:00 All ABC Permits C7' pi KAPPA PHI LITTLE SISTER RUSH MONDAY OCTOBER 6 AT 9:00 pm CALL 756-3540 J.D. DAWSON CO. 2818 E.lOth St. Greenville,N.C. WE WANT YOUR GOLD RINGS, DENTAL GOLD,ANYTHING GOLD HELD OVER BY POPULAR DEMAND GATEMOUTH BROWN Thur. Oct. 2 ? t I ! I! (. I lllil ? I MM I! III s? i i; ian i?i ros jo I I i; M M S I In :? M M iil I U M M" - till -i(. 11? in i ii vi ihi i ! 11; l I l? KM nl I H i ?p Takethe Supertramp tour for $9.49 H0.99 for the tape. At Great "X" we're looking ahead with savings more Important than money. Time. Haircuts Reg. H2.50 At G'??! Epectations Precision Haircut tats ? oiler tha best styles money can buy and al a reasonable price But our no appointment policy saves you something more important Time Less time getting your hair done and more time lor yourselt NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Carolina East Mall Greenville Wt'rc looking ahead for you NOW $1000 Perms & Frostings 25 Off 756-8694 Stop By For Details And Register For Our 'Model Of The Month" Contest A live, 2 record set recorded on November 29,1979 at the Pavilion in Paris during the 1979 Supertramp Tour of the World. On sale October 2-8. ? 1 Ilo tt! Pitt Plaza ? Carolina East Mall Fc V. Fi Aul S( I ?up foil I I V'th f i(k mime olin It !l the I ten I I ine Festivl 4 !? 1 I HI I AMAKOI ll (K H)BI K 1980 D 7 , T 1979 r Happenings Campus Events: I hursda 2 ? 4:00 P.M. omens Held Hockey, High Pomi College, High Point, N.C. Erida 3 ? 12:00 noon 5:00 P 1. 1 amil) Fun ),w ? 5:00 P.M. Womens Volleyball, South Carolina Invitational, c olumbia, S.C. ? 5:00, 7:00, 9:00 P.M. Movie, "North Dallas Forty" Hendrix rheatre. ? 7:30 P.M. Octoberfest, VI Fletcher Recital Hall. ? 8:15 P.M. Pops concert, Kinston N ( Northwest Elementary School auditorium. Saturday 4 8:00 A.M. 1 rash and treasure sale, Moose lodge parking lot, (Raindate, Oct. II) ? 12:(K) noon until First Annual Beach Music Blast, Hugo Outdoor rheatre. Featuring Steve Bassett's Virginia Breeze, 1 ie Degrees South Janice, Clifford t urry, 1 he Catalinas. $7.00 advance, $9.00 ai the door. Call 2 4939 foi information. ? 5:00, 7:00, 9:00 P M. Movie, "North Dallas Forty" Hendrix rheatre. ? 7:30 P.M. Octoberfest, A.I Fletcher Recital Hall. ? 7:30 P.M. Womens Volleyball, South v arolina Invitational. Columbia S.C . Monda) 6 ? 3:00 P.M Soccer. UNC, Greensboro N ( Iuesda 7 ? 6:00 P M. M.S.C. Da Studeni I able I ennis tor l 1 Studeni Center, Wednesday 8 ? 3:30 P.M. Intramural Almost Anything goes, c ollege Hill l.M field. ? 7:00 P.M. Womens Volleyball, N State, Minges c oliseum. ? 7:00 & l:ix P M. Movies: International Doul "Th le 1 eat u re 4(H) BlOWS1 "The Seventh Seal' Hendrix Theatre. & Thursday 9 ? 1 AS I DAY rO DROP A COURSE OR WITHDRAW I ROM SCHOOl ? 8:15 P.M. faculty Recital, Brad Folley, Saxophone, A.I Fletcher Recital Hall. Sept. 26-Oct5 ? Senior art show by Mike Lederstedt, Mendenhall Upper Gallery, prints and draw- ings. Reception October 4 at 8:00 P.M. Ocl 1 -Oct3 ? Radiology Seminar, Ramada Inn, call 757-4485. Oct2-Oct4 ? Intramural singles tennis tournament. College Hill CtS. Oct6-Oet7 ? C HANGE OF MAJOR. Nightlife Carolina Opry House: ? Ihuisdav PI UM HOI I OW ? Friday JAY MURPHY BAND ? Saturday JA MURPHY BAND ? luesdav. FARGO ? Wednesday 1 ARGO ? rhursday NORTH SI AR BAND ? Friday NORTH STAR BAND ? Saturday NORTH SI AR BAND Attic: ? rhursday THRUSH ? Friday STREE 1 1 AI K ? Saturday BADGE ? Sunday BADG1 ? Monday Closed ? luesdav I HKI 1 P.M. BAND ? Wednesday f YORK FLYERS (1 reshmen tree) .1.1. Music Hall: ? 1 hursday GA 1 1 MOt 1 H BROWN, back by popular demand, no covet ? 1 rida HAV-A-HAPPY 3:00 ? Friday AL CAPONE BAND ? Saturday AI CAPONE BAND Elbo: ? Tuesday ECUFC First Annual BEST LEGS CONTEST 8:00 - 1:00 p.m. ? Wednesday GENTS NIGHT ? Thursday COLLEGE NIGHT ? Friday END OF WEEK PARTY ? Saturday VICTORY PARTY ? Sunday LADIES NIGHT Peaches: ? Thursday Greenville's Orignial FOXY I ADY NIGHT ? Saturday Come Party With Hardy, STEVE HARDY'S BEACH PARTY 8:30-2:00 Movies Buccaneer: ? "Hopscotch" -R- Walter Mat thaw, Glenda Jackson, shows at 1:10, 3:10, 5:10, 7:10 & 9:10; ? "Wholly Moses" -PG- Dudly Moore, Laraine Newman, shows at 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:15 and 9:15; ? "Mv Bodyguard" Chris Makepeace, Ruth Gordon, Martin Mull, shows at 1:00, 3:00, 5:00, 7:00, & 9:00. Pitt Plaa: ? "The Electric Horseman" -PG- shows at 2:50. 4:55, 7:00, 9:05; ? "In God We Trust" -PG- shows at 3:30, 5:20, 7:10, 9:00; ? "The Big Red One" 5:15, 7:15, and 9:15. STARTS FRIDAY "Resurrection "Joni" II In God We Trust Fails To Entertain Continued from page 5 It is here that the plov really begins to go down lull completely. Marty Feldman is new at directing his own films, and it shows. He does not put much punch into his story; it just seems to lie there and go no place at all. If the plot isn't had enough, Feldman's message behind this movie is garbled in translation, too. He should be commended lor star ting out with a good concept for a movie, for wanting to -o the cv tremes o show business religion go- ing on today. Agreed, the world ol money-greedy television preachers and religious con artists could have really used a good black eve. However, feldman's movie goes way overboard with satire. He stereotypes everything religious as bad; for example, he portarys all men o the cloth as either piioi tools who know nothing ol reality, or money-grubbing men who np-ott the poor fools by way of the collec- tion plate. One wonders if he is just at- taching the cheap commercialized tvpe ol religion, or religion itself feldman does not draw any clear distinction in his movie. He does not seem able to get his values straight and just shoots from the hip. The acting in this picture leaves something to be desired, too. I ouise I asser could not be called one ol the best all time actresses. Her role doet nothing at all to support this film. It is about the same for Peter Boyle, who does not give a very memorable performance either And) Kaufman was probabK I best ol a bad lot. Kaufman's por 11aval ol the great reverend A I Ihunderbird was fairly good Hi- on-beat sense ol humor brought some life to his role ol a power razed, prime-time preacher. -PG- shows at 3:15, at the P1 aa , ' and "Oh God Part Park Iheatre (Downtown) ? "No Nukes" -PCi- shows at 9:00. :00 and It you have anything that you would like to put in "Happenings" send them to T. Ashe Lockhart ,Ir I he last Carolinian, Last Carolina Universi- ty, Greenville, N.C. 27834. Mendenhall Student Center To Sponsor Fall Semester Indoor Sports Tournament 1 he top men a omen in the events backgammon, bowling, billiards, table soccer, and table tennis will determined throuj campu; qualifying tout naments to be held during I all Scmestei S V"misoi ed by Mendenhall Studei C e i I h e t o u i - are some ol undred being .ol leges and . 5 around the ? ? the qualifying iatc champion- ships ted b the ss ' College I nions-1nter national. The Ia m : winners in each event will represent ECU in the Region 5 tourna- ment with the cham- ons tr approx- imately hools from the states Kentucky, Virginia, South c arolina, i nessee, and North c arolina. This tourna- ment will be held Feb. 12, 13. and 14, 1981 at I ast 1 ennessee State I niversity . I he all- expense paid trip to the regional competition lor the EC I represen- tatives will be spon- sored by Mendenhall Student Center. Qualifying tour- naments are being con- ducted in each men's residence hall to deter- mine dorm winners and al Mendenhall to deter- mine dav-student win- ners w ho w ill p ? :ipate in the VII (. ampus Billiards and lable Tennis events , Backgammon and I able Soccei even's will be held as single All- ( ampus event- Pai ticipants foi the Bowl- i ng e v e n I will seleci ed t rom I he M s I n t r a m u r a I Recreational Services sps red pi ogr .mi il at icast 10 credit hours late in any of the events bul every par' it the Bow! or Billi at Mendenhall B pa rtic i pa i m ay register al the In- I ramui a I Office in Memorial Gv m. 1 he Ml-Cam pus B lliai is 1 oui namei scheduled tor Monday. No 3 at 6 p.m. in Mendenhall with the semi-finals and fir scheduled foi the following dav it time does not allow comple- tion on Monday, the top lour day-studeni qualifiers, to be dec ed on Monda Oct 20, and the three qualifiers from each dorm will meel in this double e 1 i mi n a t ion t o u r n a ment. I he first and se- cond place finishers will participate in the regionals. 1 he Women's All- c ampus Billiards I our- nament will be held on ednesday, Oct. 29 at 6 p.m. in the Billiards (enter . 1 he VI! c ampus champion in the women's division will represent ECU al the regionals. Scheduled foi Mon- day, No . IO is the All t. ampus 1 ennis 1 oui - nameni. 1 oui dav sin- dent winners and ap- proximately eighl dorm winners will compete the men's title, )ne w mner will be chosen in ten's division on No. 10 and will at- id the regional in I ennessee. 1 he double ?.?,MW,u .iim nm ??iiii.i.ii.iiiiii I'W iiii.nii.il elimination tour- naments will get under- way al b p.m. in the Multi-Purpose Room at Mendenhall. I he All-Campus Bowling lournament will begin on Thursday, ( k i. JO wuh the I earn Captains' Meeting at 4 p.m. in MSC Room 221. 1 he Mendenhall a n d Intramural- Recreational Services co-sponsored event will be a team competition but the ECl represen- tatives to go to Ten- nessee will be decided bv the top live singles scores overall in both the men's and women's div isions. 1 able Soccer, a new all-campus event, has been added to the com- petition this year. 1 he double elimination All- C ampus fable Soccer team tournament will be held Wednesday, Nov. 19 at 6 p.m. The championship team will represent I? 'U at the regionals and may con- sist o two men, two women, or one man and one woman. Scheduled for Mon- day, Oct. 27 is the All- Campus Backgammon Tournament to be held in the Multi-PurposL Room at Mendenhall at 6 p.m. The tournament has met with great suc- cess the past two years and this year should prove to be no excep- tion, the first place finisher will participate in the regional face-to- face tournament. VILLA ROMA ITALIAN RESTAURANT 2713E.10thSt. 758-1042 Hrs 11-2 and 5-9 5-10 on Weekends DINL IN or CARRY OUT NEW YORK STYLE PIZZA MOZZARELLA5.35 16" PIZZA EGGPLANT5.65 PEPPERS5.65 ONIONS5.65 GREEN OLIVES5.65 MUSHROOMS5.65 iTALAIN SAUAGE5.65 PEPPERONI5.65 SLICED MEATBALLS5.65 HAM5.65 EXTRA CHEESE5.65 PECIAL-ANY 4 ITEMS7.50 ALL ITEMS8.50 EA9i EXTRA IT? - - - - ?- JL? For 1 00 OFF ANY PIZZA 1 V 1 ?VV ONE COUPON PER PIZZA Offer Expires Oct. 7, 1980 j I rdsaid: 'Let there be another movie f ' another movie. Fine Arts Festival Auditions Scheduled SO A is sponsoring a I all Fine Arts festival to be held on Wednesday, October 22 and rhurs- day, October 23, at 3:00 p.m. in the amphitheatre behind Fletcher dorm. The festival is being organized bv the SC.A both to provide tree enter tainment for ECU students, and to create a showcase lor talented performers on campus. Auditions for interested amateurs or profes- nals will be held in Room 224 Mendenhall at 7:30p.m. on Wednesday, October 8. Anv solo or group art shows, dance or mime performances, folk groups, quartets or any other musical group or solo, and plays are urged to audition. Anything classified as art is eligible for audition. Among people who have already expressed ideas for performances are a graduate who is a mime artist and a group with a modern play in- volving no scenery. If the Festival is a success, it will be repeated in the spring for a longer running period. All in- terested people are urged to contribute to the 1 all Line Arts Festival to ensure a Spring line Arts Festival. M? GOP! 1 V LOl'ANNEV. GEORGE BURNS oh col)'book 11 C1LBER1 C.VTES MLM SUZANN1 PLESHETTE ? DAVID HIRNEY . CHARLES FOX . ?? JOSH CREENFE LI) j: JOSH CREKNFELD HAI GOLDMAN FREDS FOX SEAMAN JACOBS .MELISSA MILLER 'I?G' PftREIITAL GUIDANCE SUGGESTED E -?"?. GILbEHl GATES tmmmm m Technicolor ;?! ???(? ??? ?? 9t Su '?61t ? ???; wo ?? ? I Z aT OPENS OCTOBER 3RD AT A THEATRE NEAR YOU WEATHER INFLATION WITH REMAINDER BOOKS COOK BOOKS ART GARDENING ANTIQUES NATURE ANIMALS 1 CRAFTS 3 SPORTS MANY BOOKS DISCOUNTED UP TO 60 ALL BOOKS ARE NEW. GREAT IDEA FOR A GIFT. LARGE INVENTORY ON HAND. SALE BEGINS OCT. 6, 1980 ENDS OCT. 10,1980 Student Supply Store Wright Building East Carolina University v i Ml 1 S1 R ? 1NI XN Sports Special Sports Analysis An Outside Look In At The Pirates Bui a moi e direct reason nas ie i oav hing. F.mon - in ? - season as a college ? ? 11 i k e D y e, the Mabama's H . ant. 1 moi y is havii the ? ' . goes in ;hei ii 1 nil i ?v h that . : h?iff??inu? ? - ? ?-??? ?5 I old ' p" jr ? ? ? Booters Blank Pembroke And Equal Record ith arolina ? ound. Bv E 1 's task ACC Weekend Preview UNC Hosts Jackets e newest member ference, ranked North the in si time in 35 m "1 onlv 1-2, bui 1 lorid i ! lie V ? ? ed into a N irday, and the timing Carolina is 3 I and worse toi the Yellow said i hall ? the veai Coaches Recruiting To Replace Likes Of Vern Davenport (5) ECU Coaching Staff Faces 'Toughest Week' didi MFim I ne in the Bakei ' he said. "1 think feasible it we con- we have latch. v e .chedule last ! nes. I 1 hough the 1 as! t arohna loot learn has an open dale this Sat irda Pirat c aching stafl m . h one ol its toughes wee! ' he reason. ? e have a week off at all said 1I head coach 1 d pe En ?r " -V a mattei ol fact, it's Aeek of our lives firsi got on the board ofJ thfee straighl losses, g period when Chip Ihe dub had the 0pen la m a Pfnalt r? at an oppurtune time i I the Baker contributed to the team s e ())! man) m)urcd wii have a cond al also, when he dished out q hea, an excellent assist to Brad incneii , presen1 week has been one of on a breakaway that put the Pirates recrujtjng nl addition to the immediately up 2-0 at the halt normal coaching duties foi the Smith was able to empty his bench in the second half, with the rQokie heaii coach viu) thal e en l anybody 1 moi took s Hal . trip i v s .1 63 team's final goal coming from recruiting in l980 was vital due to S reserve forward David Hays in the ih), l rccnilUng in the second period ast tcu years had not been that e The Pirates' next match is at UNC - cellent. Green bow on Monday. Starting "When we (ne? staff) got here viretnsnoio w" . . nretty div I he time for that contest is 3 p.m. he said, n wa pre things wouia h Pirates, citing th the many inji tow ' jn l be worse Jacki ? 3 0 1 ai Heels are considered b main to be the best North C arolina team in years, and last ?Aeek deteaied Mai viand 17-3, to take a jump in the national rankings 15th to 1 lth. l'North c arolina is a tremendous- dented football team as evidenc ed by their undefeated record and national ranking said Yellow jacket coach Bil'K urry, whose team ?a ill bung a 1 2 record toChpel Hill. " i he defense hasn't allowed a touchdown all year and the offense ? potent. It will be as stiff a test oui team as we've had this season added Curry whose team ? iced top-ranked Mabama and ked Honda. "We won't be make the mistakes we've aking and expect to win. 1 Isewhere around the conference Saturday, Maryland (3-1) is on the i against I'm. North Carolina State (2-) is al 15th ranked South ( arolina, Clemson (2-1) is at home against Virginia lech. Duke (0-3) is at Indiana. Virginia (2-1) is West irginia, and Wak 1 orest (2 1) is at illiam and Mai 1; will likely be the fai Heels' it gets a test this week, : that is one area where the team is suspect. Mike Kelley is an outstanding passer said fai Heel coach Dick of i a win over Mk day before a crowd of 104,00 1 he W fpael v- sheked las; Saturday by a 27-7 to v ake 1 orest. ?? 1 hey (South c ar outstanding team las yeai now, they're better said coach M i : K ?? ?: 'Anvtii foi theii nn beat Michigan and I B second vea- v.s" K.e. " 1 he ' (ieorge K - t v Mai Both lean threw av a wee ken ibles in ? State, Carolina Tickets On Sale Next Monday Football tickets foi East Carolina's upcom- ing games with Atlantic c oast i onference rivals North c arolina and N.C. State will go on sale at the 1 (. I tickel office next Monday, Oct. 6, al ( a.m. Students can obtain no more than two tickets to either contesi and must present a valid IP and tivitv card before the put chase. Foi the Oct. 25 meeting w ith the 1 ai Heels, students will be charged $9 foi each ticket. 1 ickets to the No 22 season finale with the w olfpack will sell ai $4.50 for the first one and the regulai g pi for the second. Kickoff tune for the UNC game is 2 p.m. while the matchup with the Pack carries a 1 p.m. starting time. Ci I I I 1 I Ad! i m sikoi imw (K I OBI K 2. 1980 V? II .till The Fearless Football Forecast Gl ORGIA IK H AT UNC N.C. STATE AT SOUTH CAROLINA IH K! Al INDIANA MARYI ANT) AT PITTSBURGH HOI I SON AT BAYLOR rEXAS II CH AT TLXAS A&M Nl MEXICO AT WYOMING ARIZONA STATE AT SOUTHERN CAL 1 1 ORIDA AT I SI FLORIDA STATE AT NEBRASKA PI NN STATE AT MISSOURI OHIO si ME AT UCLA CHARLES C HANDLER Sports Editor (34-14) UNC S. 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Sure the club is take ovei now in foi some mon rough Wayne's not u knocks this season A this playei young, inexperienced once a leadei ol ?otball team always is. himsell said What would help the ??? people ?? in d ol Ml America Pirates, expecialb the it. Somel Wayne Inman. offense, is something lead when a team is thi vear's ihat was m I b Nout sociated Pre: was injured fo ,tern tUll el It asm Saturdav ottense does develo and it's not thai llhiMU' Mil e with i Jut- . t a r t ei and in big Pirates iana din w now s w hat his nan alont would have arly enough lo coi i powet tul Seminoles ol I lot ida He might could have made some dil t e m the s . ? Inman v as n l onlv ' t I'll.l'it's his in dividual plav but also i . ol eadei members ol nine often lv; sponsored r Campus Ministry him ?d p. there tve the ilOIK' ' " V v: jEflf REMSEN ? KATHERINE DE METRE ? COOPER HUCXABtE ? JOHN MILFORQ " -? 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HITH EOUC 17 16 6503 001 16 65C1 001 NCEPENCEM 5TLCY NCEPENCrNT STU01 16 65c? ooi incefencfnt tl:y 16 6993 001 INTfFNSFP COM HLlH 16 6991 001 TNTEFNSHP COM HlTH 0 1 :0C-C. :CC (0 3) ) (Pi) ) (02 ) 0 1 :OC-C 5 :CC (0 5) ) (OP ) 02:0C-C5:CC (03) 0?:0C-C5:CC) (03) O6:5C-C9:50) (05) 02:0C-C5:C0) (C 5) ) f ) (02) ) (05 ) ) (03) ) (C3 ) 8 :0 C-C 9 : 3 0) (05) 09 :0C 3b?5 006 MANAGEMENT SCIENCE I (TTH ) (0 5) 09 :5C-11:00) (05 ) ii mi m Mtiimi itma i nit him- C2:00) ( :i 12 36?5 CC9 MANAGEMENT SCIENCE I (MWF 2? 3625 010 MANAGEMENT SCIENCE I (MWF (TTH (MWF (TTH (TTH 22 42C3 OCl I A POP FELATICNS 2? 4203 002 LAeCF FELATICNS 22 4203 OC 3 LAPCF FELATICNS ' 4213 001 PUPLIC FINANCE 2 2 4 5 65 001 CCMPAF ECHN SYSTEMS (MWF 01 :0C 0 2 : C C ! !8i! ) (05 ) ) (05 ) 0 9 : 5 C- 11:0 0) (03) 0 1 :0 C ) (0 3) 2 6 1?0 0 5 ?3 CCMPOSIIION 2 6 12 0) 0 5i COMPOS II 2 6 12 00 06 0 CCMPQSIT1 I 26 12 00 06 1 r.lpr; J T ION 2 6 120) 0 6 COMPOSITION 2 6 12 00 Cf. S CCMPCSIT1 N 26 12 00 06 4 CCMPCSITTON 2 6 12 CO 06 5 CCMFCS1TT0N it m M : 2 6 12 0) 068 C 0Ml D S U! N 2 6 12 CO 069 CCMPCSI IT ON 2 6 120) 070 CCMPOSIIION 2 6 12 CO 0 7 1 GMI SITION 2 6 1 2 0 J 0 7 2 - ; r T s 26 1200 073 C C ? P C S I T 1 l- H5?:SI;88! JSI? it W 8? E83H l- 22 4593 CCl BUSINESS INFC SYSTEMS(TTH f! 1? :3C-C?:CC) (0 5 ) 09 :0C 2? 4 6 3 3 CO 22 6123 CC I M ANA QUAN WS?J??c!FKfci KTTH (W Oe :0C-C9 :5C) (05 ) 2i m m mmum 2 6 12 03 0 7fl CCMPCS IT ION 2 6 12 00 0 7 CCMPCS II -FIVE ml LF SE tu m wmihmwiti1 a 6683 001 STATISTICAL METhCCS (W 88!?:f?U8l m ? ?I8 t'i Utt ( OKs t( (IKRK IION 1 ?? ? ?( s, 2? 68 15 CCl HUMAN FESOUFCES ( W 2 6 83 001 PUSINESS ANC SOCIETY (F 06 :5C-C9:3C) (05 ) 06 :5C-C9:50) (05 ) 06:5C-C9:3C) (03) 2 6 12 00 0?2 , 1TI0N if 1883 88J mum mm w m wm ) ( ( ' F! c IS I V E C F E DI T ASC A CEIVE C Tc- FOF FQC ECON 2113 A STUDENT MLST TTENO ONE SECTION OF ECON Ml 17 2CC0 OCl CFlMlNAL OFFENDER 17 3002 001 JLV E N I I ? JUSTICE ( MWF Y ST? W. f t OC OC ) (C3) IT FECEIVE CFECIT FO' ECON 215 A STUOENT MIST 17 300 5 OCl ACCICTCPl-i i C FI"IN(M 17 30 Ob 001 SEClFITY SSTE"5 (T 17 4000 001 ISS J FFPHtAH ENFOFC(MWF 17 4005 001 CFlMTML L4?PcCCEr (? CSCI ? OMI'I ITR M II N F (M RFn, la 15 001 LINL HG C0MP 4FPlr(TTH 06 : 3C-C9 : 50 ( 0 f : 5 C - C v : 3 C ( 5) f f CF ANC ATTFNC ONE SEC1I0N Of ECON 2134 2 6 12 00 085 COMPOSITION 26 12 03 084 riM'C'JTKN 2 6 12 03 0 8S. COMPOS IT 1 N 26 12 C3 086 CC?FCS1TIC.N 26 1200 087 COMPOSITION 26 12 CO 08P CCMPOSIIION 26 12 00 089 CCMPCSITION 26 21C3 001 MAJGP -FTTI5H ( ( T TH ( T Th (TTH ( T Th ( T Th (TTh (H?f (TTh (TTh (TTh (MWI ("?? 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AS LlTEFATtFT (TTh 26 3713 001 AOV ENGLISH Gf?"?iF (f 1: 3 C-C 1 : 4 5(05) 26 3813 001 ADVANCED COMPOSITION (m?f 0?:0C-C5:CC) (OO) ) (0? ) 26 38 40 00 1 IMF FCTPY wFITING (TTh ?6 3853 001 INTF FICTION ?F I I I Nf-( T T h (TTH ( MM ( M W (TTh ( ALl 20 ?042 001 CCNTEMFCFAPY OANCE IV(ALL SrtL i:iili: SSil ii Ml col CccdPU WUPLN HL? U OUOC-C5:?0) (05) 05 C-C x ? ; n (0 1) ? CC CAT 1 L T F I A II ( W C 5 : 3 C-C 4:0) (01) 1 sot ?Asif tc rnNTFni(M?F 0 9 S 00 02:0 1 :00 NCN fICJI JN WFI X (TTH F PUS C MOUS f ?r : 5 : C 0) (00) ) (p 5 ) n im m Mm m timnn lMF ( M ? I M? I 8 m m pWle? F THEATFE IV 12 , M 24 5801 OCl SOL MASTE VEC CON L (m 24 4 3 C) 01 INSTTT I PEC aFEA SAN(-mF i 12:5C-C1:50) (05) 20 2045 OCl A7; DANCE IV ?0 5000 001 SPEC TFEATPE PPQJECTSMbA 20 3001 CCl SPEC TFFATPE PFQ.ECTS (MTWTh 0?:0C-P3:15) (05) F HLTH LC Y i 20 3008 001 CCSTCMES EOF THE STGF(Mr 20 3011 OCl F ) (01 ) ) (0 1 ) 381 tHepSM I fcFEPADK8TSU6l cf To BA ( T P A 08 :0C 0? :0C ) (05 ) , mi 2 6 4 100 00 1 17 Th C EN LIT (MWI 26 415 0 0 01 the "OMANTIC PEP 100 (MWF T Th C02; it tm m m aiMtWsz mm! w 'CIML TECHNlOLTi 1 CTNTE TECHNtC.C 1 20 3021 001 ii?? m tarn 20 3040 003 ACTING II 20 3040 0C4 ACTING II 20 3060 OCl ADVANCED ACTING II 20 3061 001 PALLET VI H liH 88i ??N?CO.NCE 20 3080 001 OIFECTING II Cl:OC-C?:5C) (04) II m w 0 5 : 3 C - C 4 : 5 0 0 1 ) ( - W 0 3 : 5 C - C 4 : 3 0 0 1 ) (TTH 02:0C-C3:45) I (TTH 04 :CC-C5 : 45) ( (MW 0l:0C-C?:4S) (03) (TTH 12 tOC-Cl : 45) (0 3 1 (MTWTh 02 :0C-C3: 20) (C 5 ) Whth mmm m 4 6 4 6 9 1 T h E 5 I i 4 6 996 "I TM PF Cti FE SCH FNVIF HLTHCTeA PFCti FESCH F 001 A 1F C U A L C N T F "IF Vf! (TflA T P A IIIMiHIMIM XRX I Dl X MOM 1031 001 PEFs FEAO SPEEC LNOS (m, 2 5 10 3 C P I F s BEAD S Pr E C L N C S (TTh (TEA 20 4003 001 SPEC T H E A F ? pFCJECTSdfA 20 4001 001 SPEC TFEATPE, PFr,J?CTS(TfcA ) (03 ) ) (01 ) A 20 4003 001 ACV STAGE L E, PFPJECTSMb 20 4C21 001 PCTNTE TECMMCUE VI (mw ) ( F STGE(TTH E V mw 20 4036 001 PLAYWFITING 20 4047 001 CCMPCSITICN II 20 4056 OCl THEATFE HISTOFY II 20 4066 CCl THEATFE MANAGEMENT 10 :0C- 1 1 : 50 (03 ) 05:5C-C4:30) (01) Oi:OC-C2:3 0) ( 03 :0C-C6 :CC) (0 5) 25 2101 OCl 1 NTF" Tc EDuC 2S 2101 0C2 TNTFO TC EOIC 25 2101 GC5 IMFC TC EDUC 25 2 101 004 INTFO TC EDLC . 101 005 IMFP TC EH UP (MhF ( MhF (MWF ( MWF ( TTH ) (C? ) (05 ) ) (0 3) 01 :0C (01 ) 12 :0C (01 ) IC :0C (0 5 ) 09 :0C (C 5 ) I 1 :0C (0 3) 12:OC (0 5 ) II :0 C- 1 2 : 15 (05) 6 4 5 10 I I F 1 0 T E I P E A CI N ( T h? ( T - a 2 6 45 20 OCl CIPEC T- - ICINGS 26 50 001 SENICF HONOPS SEMINAP(Th 26 4555 001 SEMOF f-PNOF? !EmJsaF(T-a 51 iiJS 88! 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T T - F A P D YT T h '6 5 2 13 OCl STLY Am LIT TC 1830 (m '6 6,30 001 EaCly ?CTh CENT CFAmacmmF T Th MWF ?J 5 3 001 A C V F I C 11 C N W F I T I I T T H 0 tt 53 881 UVmM MfTfEiTfcJ ' x J ' jt c, q t a n r rv (T-Tt?.j L.itt?ir '6 5860 001 ADV N s h C T I C N k F f T M 26 5873 OCl ACVANCEC EPITINC (t't'h l288-f2!88 821 :h 'r:? 22? ?s rJus t m ( WF ( T YH (TTH 09:3 0-10:45) (0 5) 2 6 S9C3 CCl SPECIAL STUCY IN FILm(mw 5 ' 00, FUND OF F EADTNG 6 6030 PLACE OF MEETING TP FE ANNPUNCFC AT A LATE' AT 5204 003 FUND OF PEADINC 32C4 CC4 FUNC CF FEACTNC (TTH 11 :0C- 1?: 15) (05 fe 6c DRFD iDRINIR U)l X IION 21 2000 001 INTFO CFIVEF ECbC 21 ?0C0 002 IMfc CFIVEF EClG 25 5205 0 0 5 5205 CC . 5 5 2 23 00 ? 25 12 20 OC HE J ( mwF ( MWF DIAG-PSE5C ICHG FCG (TTH CIAG-PF 0 9 :CC 10 :0C ) (0 5) ) (05 ) si m AF Thi.F I AN FCMASCE 16 C E N G LI 1 cl it tw m nmPMni MAT ME.T F M NO EDLC MAT METF RlNC EDLC CHC f-CG (ITH a:ocu:ni CJ5) . bi73 001 STUDIES IN VlC CHC FCC (TTH 0?:0C-C5:15) (M) Eho 5cf - i F N A-?P I A HAKE 5P H ( ALL ( ALL :0C 09 :0C ) (0? ) ) (02 ) Th PCETF Y(w N NCVEL(MWF 26 6573 001 FCLKL'JFE AND LITEFAT (TTH 08:GC-C9:15) (05) Oe :CC-C9 : 15 c 08:QC-C9:15) ( 0fli0C-C9:l5) ( 08:0C-C9:15) (0 5) 08?0C-C9:l5) ( IC-10:45 I I : 4 5 ( 11 JCC-l 1 1 :0C-1 0 3 UK i 1:4' ? illi: 1 t j ( 0 2 :0 C - ( 0 2 : 85! 15) (l 12 ?0 C 1 2 : 5 ? - r 1 : x '( 0 8 : 0 r - r ?, : 1 ? , 1 (' : 0 C 1 2 : 0 8 08 1 ? ' 1 ? ? 02 :0C- 08 : 09 : 03:3C- 11 : 09 : 1 1 :0 C - 1 i HHfcfJ 01 : . 02 1 1 : 1 C I I ) ( 1 1 ! iil it iiti m HHKT'BKr-SJ'iHTCpHW 1. jc-10 - - 0 fc : 0 9 : . Ob : 5C- - 0 6 : 3 C - C 9 : 0 fc : 5 C - C x ? 09 : 1 1 C2 u C- c I 10C- 12:15) IC i ??or co 02:0C-C5:CC) (00, ft? M ItmttU IhtKhtttt ? i iii ) ) ( 0 2 : 02 : ? ? - Ofc : 5C- 1 C - C 9 :1 0 3 :3 C - C 4 : 5I ) ( ) ( C?:0! 0 3 13 C 1 2 : 0 : 50 ) (m2f 16- 06:3C-C9:3C) I ) ( 0 2 :0 C - C , 8S!tf:f8;2! ; 9?. s3C? 0 I : C 9 : 5 0 i ( 1 1 : 0 C - 1 2 : 1 5( 21 2125 001 (MWF (MWF EFLY EXPEF PPGSP TChP(TTh 1 in? m tmuitt ssfH ( Y L AR( - 12 11 H ?!11 88! B8IEEE?8tt 1SFHI 18911" J8 21 2211 004 MQTOPCYCLE SAFETY LA8(Th 21 ?220 001 HWY TFANS SYSTEM 1 33-0l U IfDPCTF ( T AW AF SAF EDLC I TTH 21 43?5 OOi WETHCDS TEACH CTSE (ALL 21 5330 001 M2 TPA SAF FOF TE?CH(T 21 6400 21 6 4 05 88 CFG OIF PP.OG OF TF SA(TH 02 06 06 09 Ofc 1 CUP PFCF INCV CTSE (M 88- OC (0 5 ) 0 C C 5 ) OC (01 ) ) (C2 ) 12:00) (CO ) Mhim (8851 0C-C4:CC) (00) 3C-C8:5C) (02) 3C-C9:3c qH OC- IC: 30) (0 3) 5C-C9 :30) (05 ) II l8:8JUim 58 ?? 881 SHl'SUWs-S? mE SlS88-c.?? I i? kt UQd TCH lf-n JE5T LEG (ALL ?-?5"CZ-I5) (C4) ?fc fe(j7 001 nfw FN iN Tkn YF rn,rT 04 :(fl.(9 (m - 26 43P C01 TCH LFN ?. TEST UEG 4340 OCl 4 541 00 1 25 4 3 4? 001 2 5 4 5 45 CCl QFJ ?5 4544 001 ( ALL CHS I STU TCHG NINO (TBA 81! QWS K ? TU TCH LE Ol! ? STU TCH L'E (J TCH LEG U TCH I EC 3C c:c?H85 U 21 65?1 001 FEACINCS DP TFAF SAF (TBI 21 6522 OCl FEACINCS OP TFAF SAF (TeA 21 6993 OCl EMEFNSPIP OF TF Af SA(TbA 21 6991 001 EMEFNSFIP OF TPAF SA(TBA I ON iK IIXOMK SI ?22 ?115 001 PFINC ECONOMICS I ?2? 2113 002 PFINC ECONOMICS I ( Mm (MW 1 C : 0 C 10 :0I a m nm mm tss m ?22 ?115 0C5 PPINC ECONOMICS 1 ?22 ?115 006 PFINC ECONOMICS I ?22 ?115 0C7 PFINC ECONOMICS I ?22 ?U5 008 PFINC ECONOMICS I 1 ii 3 009 5 010 J81R8 I8?Ns8!i8 ? ! i? UU m nm I88S3318; 1 i V? Hit 88 ( HW ( mm ( MW (Mm (MW (Mm MWF MWF PFINC ECON I PFTNP ECON I f: 11m 003 FFTNC '? ?114 CC4 PF INC ECON I INC ECON I 2? ?114 005 PFINC ECCN I I 8! ?? 2114 006 PFlNC ECCN I 2? 2114 007 PFINC ECCN 1 2? 2114 008 PFINC ECCN I 2? 2114 009 PFINC ECON I 22 2114 010 PFINC ECCN I 22 2114 Oil PFTNC ECLON I 22 2114 012 PPINC ECON I 22 2114 013 PFINC ECCN I 22 2114 014 PFINC ECON I ?22 ?133 001 PFINC ECONOMICS II I?? 2133 002 PFINC ECONOMICS II 12? ?133 003 PFINC ECONOMICS II 922 2133 0C4 PFINC ECONOMICS II 12? 2133 005 PFINC ECONOMICS II Z2 2133 006 PFINC ECONOMICS II 122 ?133 007 PFINC ECONOMICS 11 Mi i 88S ?M? m 11 $22 2133 010 PFINC ECONOMICS II 2? ?134 001 PFINC ECON II 22 2134 002 PFINC ECCN I 1 22 ?134 003 PFINC ECON IT I! ECCN II 8 22 2134 004 PF4 2? 2134 005 PFlNC ECON 5? 5HJ 88? KIW m 1! ii it m nm im i? 22 21J4 010 PFINC ECON II 12 21 34 Oil PF INC ECON I I 2? 2134 012 PFINC ECON II 22 2134 013 PFINC ECCN II "CON II (F (F (F (F (F (F (F (F (F (F (W (W ( TH (Th (MW (MW ( MM ( MW ( Mm ( MW (MW (MW (mm (MW (F (F (F (F (F IC :0C 1 C :0C 10 :0C IC :0C 10:0C IC :0C 09 :0C C9:CC 1 C : 0 C 1 C : G C 10 :0C IC :0C 10 :0C IC :0C 10 :0C 10 :0C IC :0C 10 :UC 02:0C 05:0C 02 :0C 03 :0C 11 :0C 11 :00 I 1 :0C II :0C 1 1 :0 C 1 1 :0C I 1 :0C II :0C 11 :0C 11 :0C 11 :00 I 1 :0C II :CC 11 :0C 1 1 :CC ) ) ) ( ) ( ) (02 ) ) 0 . ? ) ) (05 ) ) (05 ) j (81) ) (05 ) ) (0 5) ) (C5 ) ) ( ) ( ) (05 ) 25 4345 OCl CHS S STU TCF UEC )01 CbS & STU TCH LEG 25 454? 001 OHSSTU TCH UEC 4343 001 CBS i STU TCH LEC 25 453? 001 PFC6 IN EOUC 25 4533 OOi PFCB IN EOUC 25 4534 CCl PFCB 1N ECUC 53 001 SOC STUDIES IN ELEM S(T ' 5 3 13 CCl TCH EVAL EP CFTLC ED (TH (TBA ( TBA (TF2A (TB? 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AL PFINC CF F EAL ESTATE EAl fSTATE ( MWF ( MhF (MWF ( T Th AC PP0GU6A C SK AO(M 27 3554 OOi 27 37 24 001 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT (MWF 27 3724 C02 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT (MWF 27 5724 003 FINANCIAL MANACEMEM (m?F 06 :50-C9 :30 j ii 27 37?4 004 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT (TTh 27 3724 005 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT (TTh 1 1 0? 09 IC 12 09 09 l iUitt 831 iii'LUEr!?UcrLc6'8clJ" ItSKHSill (HI JMJ?! 888 HM5EMI SSHSEfKMWS l ) (0 3) JANUARY 12 THFCUGH FEBFUAFY 15 1981 i ) ) ( ) ( I M.l I N. 1 ISlll 26 110 3 001 COMPOSITION 26 1100 002 CCMPOSIIION ON ON 26 1100 005 CCMPOS 26 11 CO 004 CCMFCS 111 05 ) 88, ) (00 ) ) (00 ) ) (00 ) ) (00 ) ) (00 ) ) (03) 26 1100 005 COMPOSITION ) (CA0) 1 1 CO 006 COMPOSITION ) (00) ?6 1100 007 COMPOSITION ) (CO) 26 1100 008 COMPOSITION ) (00) ?6 1103 009 COMPOSITION ) (00) ?6 1103 010 COMPOSITION ) (00) ?6 11CJ Oil CGMPPSITTnN ) (C5) 26 1200 001 COMPOSITION ) (C5) 26 1203 002 CCMPCSITTON 27 572m 0C8 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT (M 27 4574 001 FEAL ESTATE mgT EFCn (MhF ( MhF ( MhF ( MhF OC ) I ) ( ) ( I ( 27 4734 001 FINANCIAL MGMT IT 27 4944 OCl FINANCIAL MAFKEI5 27 4964 OCl TOPICS IN FINANCE 06 11 :0C C 1 :0C ) t ) ( ) ( 3 C- 11 :C 0! 3C-11:CC ( ) I 10 - C 9:3 01 ?7 4984 001 TOPICS IN P?AL E1ATE(MWF !J STTt 2S:2S"C9:l5i l 2' 6144 001 FINA MANAGEMENT ? ?6 1?03 005 COMPOSITION 26 12C0 0C4 COMPOSITION 26 12C0 005 COMPOSITION 26 1203 006 COMPOSITION ) (05) 26 1200 007 COMPOSITION N ) (C 5 ) ) (0 5) ) (05 ) ) (05 ) If 11188 26 12C0 008 CCMPCS IT 10 26 1200 009 CCMPOSITTO it m su wmum ss; it m m mmwm 0) ?6 1200 014 COMPOSITION u if88 m iwnnm w iu m ?Uf8 8 0 COMPUTEFS (F (M ( W (TH (TH ( t TH Jl OC :0C C3:0C 02 :0C 03 1 1 ) (05 ) ) (00 ) ) ( ) (CO ) ) (00 ) ) (CO ) I 1881 (881 ) (00 ) ) (00 ) ) (00 ) ) (00 ) (MWF ( MWF (MWF (MWF ( MWF (MWF (TTH (MWF (MMF (MWF (MMF (TTH (MWF ( MWF (TTH (TTH (MWF (MWF (MWF 08 :0C C :0C J 1 :0C 08 :0C 1 1 :0C 1? :0C ) (05 ) ) (05) ) (03 ) ) (03 ) ) (03 ) ) (03 ) ?7 6604 001 FINA MANAGEMENT II ?7 6fc04 002 FINA MANAGEMENT II (TH ( Tf- (T 0? :00 1 0 : 0 C C 1 : 0 C 4 (0 3) " 3 ) ) ( ) (03 ) ) ( Ofc :C-C9:30 (03) Ofc:5C-C9:30) ( Ofc : 5C-C9 : 30) (0 3) 02:0C-C3:15) (05) 11 :0C 1 2 :0C 1? :0C 09 :00 ) (03 ) ) (03 ) ) (03 ) ) (03) 03 : 3C-C4:45) (03) IC:0C (03) 10:0C (03) 03:30-04:45) (03) 03:3C-C4:45) (03) FRFN i)Rl N( H 28 1001 001 ELEMENTAFY FPENCH (MWF 5? i88i 88 mmuu mm m 02:00 02iOC 01 :0C ) (03 ) ) (03) ) (03) 28 1002 001 ELEMENTAFY FRENCH 28 1002 002 ELEMENTAFY FPENrn 28 1002 003 ELEMENTAFY FPENCH 28 1002 004 ELEMENTAFY FRENCH 2f 1002 005 28 1003 OCl LEMEhTAPV ffencf H8 EMEOTATE H (MWF ( MWF ( MWF (MWF (MWF ENC" (MWF 11 li l fl!o ! l h SS5 '??ffi?f 88fjfr fan ?? 2 I 5 5 58 l?8t 881 UlfSSKUII FEI8K SS51 U (MWF m urn 26 120) 017 CCMPC 26 1 2 CO 018 CCMPC ON ON ?6 1203 019 COMPOSITION 11 ?6 1?00 0?0 COMPOSITION 26 1203 021 CCMPCSITTON 26 1200 0?2 COMPOSITION (MWF (MWF (MWF 15 08 :00 ) ) ) ( ) ( ) (03) 181 85 ?8 1004 003 IMEFMEOIATE FRENCH (MWF 28 1C50 OCl TMFC FFFN LYFIC LIT (mwF 28 2100 001 CCMEMFCFAPY FFANCE (TTh .is m 881 mrunvmrs m. ( 12:30) (03) ol ) 26 1203 023 26 1200 024 OmPCSITT ON ON 26 1203 025 COMPOSITION (MWF (MWF i8ff (MhF 08:0C 08 :0C 08 :0 09:0 09:00 8 ) (03 ) ) (03 ) ) (03 ) TTh MWF NT(TTh NT(TTH 28 5521 001 SPEC TCFICS FFEN STUO(MWF KB SSS? ! !S 58 15H ?81 KIS8S IU lH ii 1 C : 0 C ( ousc m C9:0C (C3) 09:0C (0 3) I C : 0 C C 5 ) II JOC (03 ) ! iSll 88 I 1811 88 I 5811 OC (0 3 ) Vc 1 in) 58 t 18 N:H:H! IS 12 ?J 8? 85 01 ) (03 ) ) (03) ?MEETS JANUARY 12 THFCUGH FEBFUARY 13. 1981 ) (03) 1 ? IHI M 33 53 1(1 3 3 1 33 1 33 1 33 U I ,k! INIAN CK 11 M (.KMiil MX 5 ) i I 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 29 ?9 19 100) IOC) 1000 10 OJ 10 00 I ?00t' ?003 2 0 0 5 200b 1 M AN n mi 29 29 3 2 9 5 0f: ?q 30 ra ' 11 n i ( HMf (MMf (MHF (MMf MMf ms CTTH (HWf (MMf ( MMF oe 09 !C 1? 01 09 11 09 Sg H ? 29 19 2 ) 2 9 I? 2 9 2 9 29 508 ? ? ( i Ml dm MM ( T IH (HMf TTH fit ( HH (1 !tt, ( I !M (r rn ( l fM (T B ? ( H)A ( W I M ? 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