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?Jje Safit (Eawlmtan Serving the East Carolina campus community since 1925 Vol.59 No.46 Thursday, March 14, 1985 Greenville, N.C. 26 Pages Circulation 20,000 Gorbachev New Leader May Offer Chance To Improve Relations BRYAN HUMBERT - ECU Photo Jeffrev Hahn was the first speaker in the Great Decisions Series 1 uesda night. He spoke on Soviet politics. b By GREG RIDEOUT Mini!n Kdllor The emergence of Mikhail S. Gorbachev as general secretary of the Soviet Union Communist Party to replace Konstantin Chernenko offers the United States a chance to improve super- power relations, according to Dr. Jeffrey Hahn, an expert on Soviet politics from Villanova University who was at ECU Tues- day participating in the Great Decision lecture series. "Gorbachev presents an op- portunity to the United States for an improvement in relations Hahn said, explaining that "Gor- bachev didn't come of age in the (Josef) Stalin years. He political- ly matured during the (Nikita) Khrushchev years Hahn, who recently returned from a three-month stay in the Soviet Union as a visiting scholar at Moscow State University, said the 54-vear-old Gorbachev represents a changing of the guard at the Kremlin. His youth and education set him apart from his two predecessors. Gorbachev holds a law degree from Moscow State University. "He is clearly the most educated" of the men now in the politburo, Hahn said. Hahn, who cautioned that any statements about the inner work- ings of the Kremlin are very speculative, believes Gorbachev won out over his rival, 62-year- old Grigory V. Romanov, because of time. If Chernenko had lived longer, Romanov and other hardliners would have had more time to consolidate their forces. Most experts agree that Gor- bachev is no liberal reformer. For him to have worked his way into power in the Kremlin, he had to toe the party line. Hahn says he knows the Soviet Union is not go- ing to suddenly change its ways. "The only thing I trust the Soviet Union to do is pursue its own in- terests But, Hahn believes both the United States and the Soviet Union have an interest in stopp- ing the arms race. Gorbachev's problems at home, which include a stagnant economy, would be better helped by less military spending. But, Hahn cautioned, if faced with a choice of guns or butter, "it will clearly build up its weapons There won't be "any im- mediate changes in Geneva (where the arms talks are being held) Hahn said. "You'll see Soviet foreign policy to continue to be run bv (Soviet Foreign Minister Andre-Gromyko who Hahn described as a "pro- fessional" capable of carrying out anyone's orders perfectly. Hahn said Gorbachev should be able to consolidate his power quickly through openings on the Politburo. Several of the hardliners are older, arid should not be around much longer, Hahn said. Hahn believes the best ap proach by both sides in the super- power struggle is moderation "An exchange of views would be useful President Reagan in- dicated Wednesday that he is willing to attend a summit meeting with Gorbachev. The stylish, sophisticated Gor- bachev will be more acceptable to the western world, Hahn believes. "Like good wine, Gor- bachev travels well During a re- cent trip to Britain, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher said of the new Soviet leader, "I like Mr. Gorbachev. We can do business together To alleviate problems ar home. Gorbachev will probably do three things: increase material incen- tives to workers, introduce nev. technology and decentralize authority so more work can be done at the lower levels of the communist hierarchy Hahn said. Presidential Candidates Take Stand On Campus Issues If elected SGA president, David Brown would like to see the level of student services at ECU increased, he said. Providing student services, Brown said, "accomplishes two things ? it gets students involved and it provides useful organiza- ions to the campus He said he feels that there is no such thing as student apathy, "it is just an ex- -e for poor leadership Brown said apathy in organiza- tions should not exist if students are shown that the organization "is worthwhile and has value He said he feels many of the SGA legislators this year haven't "felt like making a worthwhile effort Brown said he wants to keep students involved in the legislature. "This campus is full of people throwing out ideas, but very few people are willing to roll up their sleeves and work, and I will, as I have in the past he said. Brown said he also feels it is necessary to set funding stan- dards for student organizations. "We need some good guidelines for funding he said. "A lot of musical performance groups, art groups and minority groups are not getting funded properly to enable them to travel to events. "If the SGA can fund $500 plus dollars for the IFC to bring prospective students to frater- nities, they should also be able to fund minority and performance Brown groups he said. "I want it to be equal for everyone involved Increased communication bet- ween student groups and the campus was stressed by Brown. He said, he feels many student groups need to be represented in- the SGA and "there needs to be more communication between groups so they know what is go- ing on "The better communication, the more participation Brown said. "Sometimes the only con- tact a group has with the student government is during annual ap- propriations, they need to have their opinions heard Brown said he feels being unable to campaign door-to-door in the dorms is "a real handicap" but he is talking to people on campus and speaking to groups. Addressing the problem of apathy in the SGA legislature will be one of the major thrusts of the campaign of Mike McPartland, candidate for SGA president. McPartland said he sees a great deal of apathy within the legislature, citing "bills passed by consent, and the legislature not being able to make quorum. Many legislators don't have a sincere interest he said. Some legislators are in the SGA, "just to pad their resume McPartland said. If elected, he hopes to alleviate this problem by implementation of a plan calling for candidates for representative positions to list their qualifica- tions for the positions. "This may deter involvement for those not seriously interested McPartland said he would also like to see the book exchange pro- gram expanded. "It's a great idea if the system can be restructured he said, adding that it is currently "not very effi- cient He said he feels the SGA should be more involved in the program, acting as a liason for students. This would involve students calling the SGA and be- ing given names of those with books to sell. "This would be an easier process for the students he said. The role of the SGA legislature should be "not only involvement with appropriations and approv- ing constitutions, but also Information System Installed By SGA B JENNIFER JE.NDRASIAK Nw tAiloi The first segment of a new SGA information system will go into effect this week, following the purchase and installation of a -omputer. Lyndon Sidelinger, systems analyst for the SGA, said the Zenith system was purchased at a total cost of approximately $3,000 and will ultimately be used to assist the Executive Council, Legislature, Transit System, Pirate Walk and Refrigerator Rental. Sidelinger said the SGA has been working on the project since November, and had originally in- tended to provide a student infor- mation system. However, he said, the intended use was nar- rowed and the system will now be sed by the SGA to assist with its activities. The system is designed to be implemented in segments, Sidel- inger said, "so that it will be a continuing thing The first use will be in providing information about members of the SGA legislature. In addition, the com- puter will be used to help the Ex- ecutive Council keep up with organization budgets. "When groups set budgets, the information will go on the com- puter, and then requisition amounts can be taken off on the computer, that way it will always be up-to-date said SGA Presi- dent John Rainey. This will be used to "better allocate funds Sidelinger said. Rainey said the system is being used for the SGA instead of stu- dent information because the legislature "thought it would bet- ter meet the needs of organiza- McPartland academics To this end, he would like to implement a teacher evaluation form. This form, McPartland said, would consist of questions con- cerning communications skills, class preparation and interest. He stressed that this is a plan that "will have to be talked out with the faculty and the Faculty Senate "I don't wish to implement this plan to scare faculty members but to get some evalua- tion out to students he said, ad- ding that is "is not something that will be seen immediately McPartland said he is conduc- ting much of his campaigning through speaking to groups and organizations, and is trying to speak to resident advisors and house councils. Attorney Files Suit Kirk Shelley, who is running for the position of SGA presi- dent, said there are three major issues to be addressed in his cam- paign: parking problems, the book exchange and communica- tions. Shelley said he has already taken action to address the issue of parking problems on campus, speaking with city officials and administrators. "The commuter population at ECU is increasing by 100 to 300 students per year he said, "and many are now waiting up to 30 minutes for a parking place This problem, he said, "will keep getting worse In addition, Shelley said, "the groundwork has to be laid with the General Assembly now so in three years we can get a multi- level parking garage He said he knows of local representatives who will work to accomplish this goal. Shelley stressed that a parking garage is not feasible immediate- ly, due to construction of the new classroom building. The book exchange program, which was done this year "on a trial basis" should also be ex- panded, Shelley said. He pro- poses a table set up by the SGA in front of the Student Supply Store with listings of information. He said the program benefits students by allowing books to be sold at prices higher than those Shelley offered by bookstores, and bought lower prices. "Everybody benefits at no cost to the students he said. Shelley said, if elected, he in- tends to improve communication by sending out letters to organization and dorm presidents, RAs and fraternities and sororities. These letters, he said, will keep the groups "up-to- date with SGA finances, open- ings in the legislature, programs we are working on and what other organizations are doing " Shelley would also like to ex- pand meetings of group presidents with the SGA, "to keep groups more informed His campaigning is focusing around "going out and trying to meet people on streets and major flowpoints Shelley said. Emory Seeks $1 Million Rainey tions and provide more services to students He added that he feels "money will be better spent this way and it will make organizations more efficient Money for expanding the system has been allocated in the 1985-86 SGA budget, and the possibilities for expansion are "limitless Sidelinger said. "This is one of the most signifi- cant things we've accomplished this year in the SGA and I'd like to thank Lyndon for his involve- ment in setting up the system Rainey said. (UPI) ? Attorneys for former ECU football coach Ed Emory filed a lawsuit against the ECU seeking more than $1 million for breach of contract and other damages. ECU officials fired Emory in December, with three years re- maining on his newly negotiated contract. Emory, who compiled 26-29 record while here, enjoyed two straight winning seasons before 1984's 2-9 finish. Emory's attorney, Marvin Blount, said months of wrangling over a settlement with university officials brought a compensation he considered "hardly an offer. "We couldn't resolve it without going to court Blount said. "There was no possibility to getting together The lawsuit asked for at least $482,500 in wages and benefits Emory could not earn after his firing; at least $200,000 for emo- tional distress and mental anguish and at least $500,000 in punitive damages. The lawsuit, filed in Pitt Coun- ty Superior Court against ECU, Chancellor John M. Howell and Athletic Director Ken Karr, said ECU broke Emory's contract based on the 1984 season, which it described as a "rebuilding year" after 1983 when the Pirates were nationally ranked. "However ECU, mirroring 'outlaw schools' where only win- ning counts and where memories are short-lived, the losses translated into a breach of the written contract, a unilateral abrogation of understanding, and a repudiation of both the words and the handshakes the lawsuit said. "Without warning, on a morn- ing he had come to discuss special efforts leading to a reemergence as a national contender. Coach Emory was summarily fired in complete disregard of both more promises and written contract the lawsuit said. After the 8-3 season in 1983, ECU extended Emory's contract through 1987. The lawsuit said the contract included a yearlv salary of $50,000, use of two cars, membership dues to the Greenville Country Club and in- surance, health, pension and retirement benefits. Emory also would have receiv- ed as football coach money and benefits from football camps and public appearances, the lawsuit said. Special Pre-Registration Issue - ? ? ? ? - ? - ? ?? fcoj?8i mwn iwiwBai&iM THE EAST CAROLINIAN MARCH 14, 1985 Announcements Rooms Available for students at the Methodist Student Center Applications for summer school and fall may be picked up at SOI East Fifth Street, inter views will be held March II 15 For further Information contact Richard or Sheila Becker at 758 2030 after 5 p.m. All Are Invited To a special Seminar In Home Economics Wed 4 p.m March 13 In room 235 Home Economics Howard Jacobson, M.D Dlrec tor. Institute of Nutrition. University of North Carolina and Adlunct Professor, Department of Food, Nutrition and Instifu tion Management. ECU Summer School 1985 Room Reservation Residence hall room deposits for Sumer School I9?5 will be accepted in the cashier's office, room 105, Spilman Building beginning April 1 Room assignments will be made in the respective residence hall offices on April 3 and April 4 Thereafter, they will be made In the Office of Housing Operations, room 201, Whichard Building. The rent for a term of summer school is $125 (Fleming and Jar vis halls J150) for a semlprlvate room and SIM (Fleming and Jarvis Halls $225) for a private room. Students who wish to reserve rooms they presently occupy, provided such rooms are to be Inuse this summer are to make reser vatlons on Wed April 3 All other students may reserve rooms on a first come, first- serve basis on Thurs , April 4. Jarvis, Fleming and first floor of Slay (for mobility impaired sutdents) will serve as co ed residence halls; while Greene Hall will house women students, and Fletcher Hall, men students Fleming will serve as a co ed hall during Summer 1985 but will revert back to an all women's hall for School year 1985-86. Cheerleader Tryouts Anyone, guys and girls, interested in being involved in athletics traveling and meeting people plan to at'eno 'he first meeting for varsity squad cheerleader tryouts on Thurs march 21. 1985 at 5.30 in the lobby of Minges Coliseum if you want to be a part of an award winning squad, makes plans to tryout out tor ECU Cheerieadingi See you there! Co-Rec volleyball is spiking in your repetoire? if so, register for intramural co rec volleyball March 18 19. 3 guys and 3 gals are needed to play. For more info call 757 6387 or come by room 204 Memorial Gvm Co-Rec Racquetball Registration for intramural co-rec raquet Call begins March 18 20. Play will start March 25 For more information come by room 204 Memorial Gym or call 757 6387. Sw- ng into spring with the IRS. Media Board now accept.ng applications for General Manager for the 1985 86 academic year for the following The East Carolinian, WZMB FM. Buccaneer, Rebel, Photo Lab and Ex oressions Magazine 'formerly The Ebony neraldi Please apply at the Media Board of tice. 2nd floor, Publications Bldg. Phone 757-6009 Applications accepted through 3 22 85 Studnet Athletic Board SAB meeting Mon, March 18 at 4 in Rm 221 of Mendenhall. ECU Marauders There will be a marauder meeting at 8 on Wed March 20th at Joyner Library room 205. All members need to attend. Upcoming events will be discussed Rugby ECU vs. Dan River Rugby Club. Come out and watch the Pirates whip these old men In- to shape! Sat March 16 at 2 p.m. You all know where the rugby field Is, be there, rain or shine. Put a little excitement In your weekend New Student Orientation '85 Five week position In residence as Orienta- tion Assistant for East Carolina's Summer Orientation Program tor new freshmen and transfers. Dates: June 12 July II. Re quirements to apply: satisfactory comple- tion of at least 24 credit hours; student must not be on academic or disciplinary proba- tion, must be available to live on campus June 12-July 11; must be planning to return to ECU in the Fall. $800 Stipend room and board during orientation dates. Application available now In Office of the Assoscate Dean of Students room 210 Whichard Building. Completed application (applica- tion plus three references) due by March 22 in the Office of the Associate Dean of Students room 210 Whichard Building. Student Medical Record Association will be selling raffle tickets for the Ronald McDonald House Fund Sat March 16, at Harris Supermarket on tenth St. First prize is a new pickup truck. Department of Sociology Anthroplolgy and Economics On Thurs March 21 at 7:X p.m. in Mendenhall Student Center, Bill Lindsey will make a presentation on Alternatives To America's Slums. Currently the Director of Ft lauderdale's Housing Authority, Bill is an M.A graduate In Sociology from ECU. He has been called the "Slumbuster" by Time and Reader's Digest magiazines. His unique "Oasis" technique has captured the nation's attention because of its low cost and high benefit ration, and its creative combinaton of private capfial and federal grants. They're Fast Now The lady Pirate Softball team continues their 2nd season In fast pitch plav Today they'll take on the Uni. of Conn, at 1 and George Mason Uni. at 3. Grab a buddy and hurry down the field (next to Charles Blvd and beside Harrington Field) for a fun filled afternoon! Coupon rosters will be provided. Racquetball Okay it's time to come out swinging. The IRS racquetball singles tournament is almost here Entry dates are March 18 20 and play begins March 25. Don't miss the action. Phi Upsilon Omicron Next meeting Tues March 19 at 5 in the Vanlandingham room. Covered dish dinner with district Counselor, Dr. Jenkins, on Thurs March 21 at 5. We need your support at both meetings! Paragon "If I should die" a multl media presentation on death afterlife?March 258.26 in Wright Aud. at 7 and 9 p.m. Don't miss this thrillerl James Braswell for SGA Treasurer St. Patrick 9s Day Party Friday, March 15 Featuring 'Thantoms" Reduced prices on green bottle beer Bring a Friend Coupon Buy any sandwich and get same sandwich for Vi price 5 pm - until 513 Cotanche Street Greenville, NC Early Childhood Club The next meeting of the Early Childhood Club will be held Tues .March 36, In Speight 129 at 5 p.m. All Early Childhood Education majors welcome. New officers presiding get involved now I AMA Elections Anyone Interested in running for an AMA position for next year, turn your name in the folder outside room 227 in Rawl. Student Dietetic Assoc is having a meeting Thes March 12 5:30 In the Home Economics dinlnghall. Speaker Is Ms. Teresa Lucus owner of Down to Earth health food store. She will bring free samples of herb tea and the like, so come join In on the funl A photographer from ECU'S annual will take a group picture of SDA all member, art urged to attend. March Is Na tional Nutrition Month) In recognition of this SDA will be giving personal dietary an nalyses In front of the Student Store on Wed. and Thurs. March 20421 Don't miss out on this opportunity to get your diet analysedl Also, we will be having bake sales Fri. March 15 and Tues March 26. We will be selling bomemade granolabars, butbreads, bran muffins, wheat loaves and things of the nature. So don't forget, we'll see you thenl Prime Time Sponsored by Campus Cursade for chrlst, meets every Thurs. In Jenkins Aud. Art Blgd. at 8 p.m. Join us for fun, fellowship and Bible Study. ECU Ski Group To Snowshoe Snowshoe Spring Break skiers Sun March 31 at 5:30 p.m Ann Raamett will have a cookout at her place Bring your own-we'll cook it. don't forget your pictures. Kappa Sigma Bahama mama is coming soon. ECU Peace Committee The Greensboro Civil Rights Fund will be sponsoring the PBS award-winning documentary "88 seconds In Greensboro" March 14 at 7 30 p.m. In the old Joyner Library. Dr. Marty Natham, wife of slain ac- tivist, pediatrician Mike Natham will answer questions after the movie. This is an opportunity to learn 1st hand what really happened five years ago at the Death to the Klan Rally and a chance to learn more about the up coming trial of acccured klan and nazi members. All are Invited to share In this evening of education and dialog. Buddist Study We will be meeting on the 14th at 7 In E201 of the physics Building. Blofeid's Taoism and Tao Te Chlng will discussed. Copies of each can be found In the Student Supply Store. Please bring a cushion. ISA we have a meeting Sat. the 16 of March at 6 p.m. in Mendenhall room 221. Please come and bring everything you need to get money back from the dinner. See you there. Scholarships Available Air Force ROTC Is loklng for students seek ing education, opportunities, and ex perience. Air Force ROTC offers scholar ships for tuition, books, and $100 per month The Air Force officers qualifying test (AFO QT) is offered on 18 of March (Mon) from l 30 to 6:30 This is necessary in order to be considered for scholarships for the fail semester of IMS. All Interested students are urged to visit Maor Patten at Air Force ROTC on the second floor of Wright Annex or call 757-6598 for further Information. Honor Board There will not be an honor board meeting March 14th. The regular schedule will resume next week. If there are any questions call 752-5895. Graduate Students Wesley Foundation Is now accepting applica- tions for a graduate couple to serve as resi- dent advisors and program assistants for the 1985-86 school year.Housing Is provided at the Methodist Student Center. For informa- tion call 758-2030. Catholic Sunday Worship Bishop Gossman will celebrate Mass this Sun. at 11:30 a.m in the Biology Lecture Hall (Rm. 103) and at 9 p.m. at the Newman Center at 953 E. Tenth St. For more informa tion, call Fr Terry at the Newman Center (7524216). The KINKS withGlass Moon There are still tickets left!1 Beach Necessities at a Savings! Tumbler-Jar Go-Cups With QQa Lid-Coaster1.59Value 7 y Colorful Beach Totes Save The Memories' Photo Albums 11.99 ? galleria $24 Value The Plaza Greenville ? 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Has WWfs w MmuwCwd How JO JuXi Monday I 1 Ad L Signature Name ?-i i i 11 i i i i i i i i i i n Address City State Zip I I I With Adv Bi Two persons w separate incident to steal bicycles o quiet Spnng Break the ECU Depart Safety's crime log William Earl Greenville w as a Belk dorm bike sh with two counts larceny after he w officers cutting bicycles on March Stephen Walke Williamston was unrelated incident dorm on March I charged with larce Joseph Calder public safety, said mind students larcenies normal the arrival of wi Students should careful to assure t! secured and regist Calder said war also cause increas fie on campus an ment of Public S pond with stepp ment of bicycle ECU St Will A, Convictl An ECU footbi person participate winter conditioi were convicted District Court M appealed the cas Court. Joe Grinage. W dorm and Rober. 21,of3(T-DBelk victed of charges an incident in Bel where a progran was beaten. Thel assistant. Michaei repeated blows t head and surgery to reconstruct cheekbone. Gene McAbtc Department of Pi the two were sent in jail, a fine am Pitts' medical 40 hours of coi and a one-yea sentence. He saidj put into effect be peal. A date has not the superior courl ? : Advert Ha' D- 103 ? ? ? Queer Seven e?: Roi' Enoti Donneii Evans Dora Gove- MKMcK Kaye N D:rma Ph Come in n Winner Recteve: 15 visits to Sun eyebrow mrc and Hair Cut Drawing to be to Wb tow i aetoir ?w Tttt UUrt Jit wnhour tmtmng ano I 1oon as r I zzena rid rink tax) upon h St. Ion day other ?'? WdV - I r ? e ss . B G r . nite rr? m CXNijAY i MONDAY in a !i My payment of Inciling) is en- jytime within ten I Cn?ck mx.icmma mrm fc?p oaie I I I Zip THE EAST CAROLINIAN MARCH 14, 1985 With Advent Of Sprim ???? Bicycle Larcenies Increase Two persons were arrested in separate incidents for attempting to steal bicycles over a relatively quiet Spring Break, according to the ECU Department of Public Safety's crime log. William Earl Braswell of Greenville was arrested at the Belk dorm bike shed and charged with two counts of attempted larceny after he was observed by officers cutting locks on two bicycles on March 8. Stephen Walker Modlin of Williamston was arrested in an unrelated incident near Clement dorm on March 8. Modlin was charged with larceny of a bicycle. Joseph Calder, director of public safety, said he wants to re- mind students that bicycle larcenies normally increase with the arrival of warm weather. Students should be particularly careful to assure their bicycles are secured and registered. Calder said warm weather will also cause increased bicycle traf- fic on campus and the Depart- ment of Public Safety will res- pond with stepped-up enforce- ment of bicycle regulations on ECU Students Will Appeal Conviction An ECU football player and a person participating in the Pirate winter conditioning program were convicted of assault in District Court Monday but have appealed the case to Superior Court. Joe Grinage, 19, of 204-A Belk dorm and Robert Cedric Green, 21, of 307-D Belk dorm were con- victed of charges stemming from an incident in Belk dorm Feb. 1 where a programming assistant was beaten. The programming assistant, Michael Pitts, suffered repeated blows to the torso and head and surgery was necessary to reconstruct part of his cheekbone. Gene McAbee of the ECU Department of Public Safety said the two were sentenced to 10 days in jail, a fine and restitution for Pitts' medical bills as well as 40 hours of community service and a one-year suspended sentence. He said this will not be put into effect because of the ap- peal. A date has not yet been set for the superior court appearance. campus until the end of the semester. According to Calder, persons observed riding bicycles on sidewalks or riding the wrong way on one-way streets will be issued campus citations. The campus crime log for Feb. 27 ? March 12 includes the following incidents: February 27, 10:25 p.m. ? A female student was observed breaking into a vending machine in Clement dorm. The student was referred to the associate dean of the judiciary for disciplinary action. 10:45 p.m. ? Two surf- board racks were reported stolen from a vehicle parked in the 14th St. and Berkley freshman lot. February 28, 10:20 a.m. ? A booksack was reported stolen from a classroom in the Biology Building. 2:30p.m. ? A break-in and larceny of stereo equipment was reported at a room on the se- cond floor of Belk dorm. 2:55 p.m. ? Two wheels and two tires were stolen from a vehicle parked in the 14th St. and Berkley freshman lot. 6p.m. ? A bicycle was reported stolen from the north side of Aycock dorm. March 1, 1:28 a.m. ? A bat- tery was reported stolen from a vehicle at the Brody Medical Science complex. 9:28 a.m. ? A wallet was reported stolen from the dance studio in Memorial Gymnasium. 11:50 a.m. ? A radar detector was reported stolen from a vehicle parked in the 14th St. and Berkley freshman lot. March 10, 2 p.m. ? Donald Travis Hicks of Fredricksburg, VA, was issued a citation for careless and reckless driving and damage to state property. March 11, 10 p.m. ? Sheila Thigpen of Washington and Sheila Norfieet of Chocowinity were banned from campus after being involved in a fight in Cot- ten dorm. March 12, 12:30 a.m. ? Two female students were referred to the associate dean of the judiciary for disciplinary action after officers observed them stealing a phone book from the phone booth south of Fletcher dorm. imiiimr ??????????????????? ?-? mmm &JKJL SGA FORUM Tuesday, March 19 12:30 p.m On the mall Meet the SGA candidates .????????????????? 11 IM"I ?T1??????TTTT1 THERE ARE TWO SI BECOMING A NURSE INI THE ARMY. And they're both repre- sented by the insignia you wear as a member of the Army Nurse Corps. The caduceus on the left means you're part of a health care system in which educational and career advancement are the rule, not the exception. The gold bar on the right means you command respect as an Army officer If y ure earning a BSN, write: Army Nurse Opportunities, P.O. Box 77 H Clifton, NJ 07015. ARMY NURSE CORPS. BE ALL YOU CAN BE STEP OUT OF LINE Going Home For The Summer But Need A Place For The Fall? Tar River Estates has a summer special for ECU students ? 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It is a time of in- stability in the country that leads the communist world. First An- dropov succeeds Brezhnev and then Chernenko fills in for An- dropov, and finally, all the colds die away and Gorbachev comes to power. What does all this mean for the Soviet Union, superpower rela- tions and the world as a whole? Well, a lot, frankly. News stories circulating over the airwaves and in the paste-up rooms show the Soviet Union in a transi- tion phase. The speaker here for the Great Decision series (a great idea by the way), Soviet specialist Dr. Jeffrey Harm of Villanova University, said this transition in leadership is leading the largest na- tion in the world from the pre- WWII group of leaders to the post- WWII guys. These new leaders, now headed by Gorbachev, came of political age after the dictator- ship of Lenin in a period of reform under Khrushchev. Now, reform in the Soviet sense is not a more liberal attitude about the United States. No, communist ideology will stay supreme, and don't you forget it. But, the mind set of Gorbachev will let him do things that his predecessors didn't dare do. Things that even if his forebearers wanted to do them, they couldn't. They didn't have the backing; he will. Gorbachev will be placing men of his ilk in positions of power on the politburo to replace the old codgers who will soon die off. These new group of leaders will permeate throughout all levels of the Soviet Union, and they will have the mind set to change old ways of doing things that haven't worked in the past. Internally, then, a new leader, the first of the post-Stalinist era, must change the way communism is run. Note, this is not changing communism per se. As Hahn and other experts say, the Soviet hierarchy, in which all decisions are made at the top, must be slightly altered. Slightly because the train to communism moves slowly. Like any bureaucratic power, the present system is firmly entrenched and power is greatly protected. Also, along with the new leaders promoting decentralization, the government will be giving more in- centives to workers to do a good job. These may be in the form of a semi-free type of market being put into effect or just bonuses of some sort. The Soviet economy desperately needs a push, and Gor- bachev will try to do something of this sort. Now, you say, let's hope economically they fall apart and communism will be history. Well, the Soviet Union has plenty of stamina, and will build up militari- ly and suffer hardship if necessary to stay alive. Which brings us to the second point. What does the naming of Gor- bachev as secretary general of the Communist party mean for U.SSoviet relations? Well, it means a chance to exploit the com- mon interest of peace. Hardliners may not accept that we should live with communism. They believe that the Soviet Union is out to con- quer the world. But, that is less true than before. Today, they are acting out of defense, just like us. And they do not want nuclear war. We don't want nuclear war. Thus, an arms agreement would be in both our interests, and, as long as we stay at parity, the world will be safe. Which brings us to the last point. The world. How will it be af- fected by Gorbachev? Simply put, the less chaos in the Kremlin, the better. The world profits from two superpowers that are on friendly terms. And that profit, ultimately, is realized as the continued existence of the world. Several small but worthwhile points need to be noted by the East Carolinian. First, the Great Decision series mentioned in the above editorial is a super idea. The first speaker, Dr. Jeffrey Hahn, was a prize to have here at ECU. He even got here at the right time, no doubt thanks to the Political Science Club and the Political Science department. Keep it up Next, don't forget the Kinks. The concert should be smashing, and the committee bringing the band here should be given a round of applause. Bravo Last, remember to come to the SGAEast Carolinian executive candidate forum on Tuesday, March 19 at 12:30. Free refreshments will be served. I'M im OF ROWING BANKS UTS JUST&r A J0& WITH eeNBRfKl WNAMICS Supply-Side Econ In Shambles Ronald Reagan rode into Washington on a fine, white stallion in 1980, preaching the gospel of supply- side economics and balanced budgets. According to Reagan, a capital shor- tage (in the interest of simplicity: a shortage of the availability of money) had undermined the financial capability of American business to invest in enhancing poductivity in the economy. From The Left Jay Stone This capital shortage, Reagan said, was the result of excessive government borrowing which competed for limited capital with business and drove up in- terest rates. As a consequence, he said a balanced budget amendment was need- ed to reduce the deficit and tax cuts, primarily intended to benefit business and the wealthy so they would then in- vest in the economy and stimulate growth. Today supply-side economics is in ideological shambles. Corporations have not invested additional capital from tax cuts back in the economy but instead have invested it in corporate mergers, stock buy backs, overseas aquisitions and in other, non- productive areas which do not strengthen the American economy. Even Martin Feldstein, Reagan's ex- chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, found himself at odds with the president over supply-side economic logic. Though Reagan originally claimed that supply-side measures would generate more revenue than the cost of the initial tax cuts, he has gone on to repeatedly amass budget deficits three times those incurred by the Carter ad- ministration. Hence, in the 1984 presidential debates, Reagan could be heard to remark that there is "no pro- ven connection between interest rates and federal deficits In his confession, Reagan tacitly destroyed the logic for supply-side economics. (If high interest rates do not result from the federal deficit and government borrowing, then the capital shortage hypothesis does not hold water.) It hardly came as a surprise, however, when Reagan resumed his pseudo-crusade against the federal deficit after the election even while ask- ing for massive new increases in defense spending. What Reagan was asking for was a new round of assaults against already badly battered programs which go to aid the poor. (I do not have the space here to ex- pose the myths regarding welfare pro- grams that have been perpetrated by conservatives. Suffice it to say that the claim that extravagant and wasteful amounts of aid to the poor are responsi- ble for the government deficit are cer- tainly wrong since only 15 percent of social welfare spending went for what the government calls "public aid" by the end of the 1970s. Most sociaJ welfare spending is not even targeted at the poor. In fact, 45 percent of social welfare spending in 1980 went into what are called social in- surance programs such as Social Securi- ty, unemployment insurance, retire- ment systems for public employees and railroad workers and worker's compen- sation for people injured on the job. These programs share two characteristics. First, they are paid for (at least in substantial part) out of special "trust funds" to which the reci- pients have contributed in one way or another. Second, they are for everyone, not just the poor. Government spen- ding for schools, which accounted for another 25 percent of social welfare spending, is also not targeted primarily at the poor. Seen in this context, Reagan's mean- spirited attack on programs which aid the poor while simultaneoulsy ad- vocating budget increases for the Pen- tagon and tax cuts which benefit the rich belies his image as a nice guy. He is the apostle of an ugly social Darwinism which seeks to ensure that corporations will continue to enjoy high profits at the expense of the poor and the middle class. For Reagan's real ideological agenda aims at using the budget deficit as an excuse to eliminate programs which aid poor and unemployed workers, thus making them more eager to accept low wage-jobs. Such an economic climate, given the high unemployment rates which we have, weakens union strength and worker bargaining power because there is, theoretically, a sizable body of unemployed and destitute workers ready to fill any vacancies that come open. Such is the outcome of a conservative ideology which blames excessive wage demands by workers and labor unions and overlv generous government aid I the poor tor economic decline logical conclusion of this lii thought is that the standard o h. the average American must dt Workers must make sacrifices businesses can make more pi grow. The benefits or this growth supposed to trickle back down n long run; as we have seen, ho these results do not follow fr, supply-side strategv A capital shortage is not the for the decline in business and the productivity slowdou- American economv nor is it ; ? that it is directly responsible for hig rates. For one thing, a. Samuel Bowles, David G uid Thomas Weisskopt in Beyond the Wasteland. uh;i tivity growth began to fal fi 6 1973, the rate of capital invesi d growth in capital sto.A increased. Only by 193 die begin to decline; const . vt the lall in investment was moi li i . than a cause of the del economy after 16 W re even after 1973, the latter pan oi the '70s as characterized by relatively low leve utilization of available laboi and fac- tories. It would not have lined available resources at all U pi iuce more goods. This does not mean, however the current federal deficits arc not prN- blematic First, there is the problem of the in- vestments which these deficits sent. The supply-side tax cuts have been shown to be an extravagant waste. In the same way defense spending has been shown in numerous studies to be to for the economv because it generates very few jobs, creates mostlv rton- consumerable goods and fails to meet human needs. As a result, it is highh in- fiationary and brings in few revenues through taxes to replace outlays. Lastly, there is the problem of the foreign trade deficit ? a result ol the over-valued dollar which overprices American goods in the world market The over-valued dollar in turn is a resull of the deficit because of the high in- terest rates being paid bv IS. banks that causes foreign investors to buv up dollars in order to deposit them in I s banks and profit from high interc rates. The trade deficit is substantial undermining the American economv Don't Be Fooled By Gorbachev's Smile, Style, Wife A couple months ago, on a road trip to our nation's capital, a few of us Col- lege Republicans began discussing the coming change in Soviet leadership. ne girl, who I thought was hard-core, remarked that "As soon as those old men die off, the new leadership will be more moderate The Right Word Dennis Kilcoyne That is a common misconception which cuts across ideological lines. Liberal news reporters are swooning with delight over the naming of Mikhail Gorbachev as the new general secretary of the Communist Party USSR (on Monday night, an NBC reporter predicted that, because of Gorbachev, the world would be a "safer" place). And British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, whose nickname "Iron Lady" was bestowed by the Soviet press, said, "I like Mr. Gorbachev. I can do business with him The percep- tion of Gorbachev as a moderate will soon be tested severely and past the breaking point. A little background is in order. Remember ol' Yuri Andropov, the re- cent dictator who had a cold for six months until he died? in 1982, he replaced Leonid Brezhnev, who had ruled for 18 years. The West heaved a collective sigh of relief when Andropov rose to power and, as expected, the Western media translated its hopes into predictions; reporters picked up on rumors that Andropov was a "closet liberal" who preferred American jazz over Russian folk tunes, bourbon over vodka, and Jacqueline Suzanne novels over the Communist Manifesto. It was also said that he spoke fluent English. While all these rumors were eventually proven false, one tiny bit of informa- tion somehow got lost in the shuffle: This so-called liberal was for 14 years the boss man of the KGB, the most ruthless, feared and prolific intelligence and secret police organization in the world. Torture and death are its business. As Soviet ambassador to Hungary, he had played a dominant role in the bloody supression of the 1956 uprising. And without a doubt, he was one of the key figures in the deci- sion and planning of the attempt to assassinate Pope John Paul II. Fortunately, before he could do much harm. Andropov died and descended to the place where all good communists go. His successor, Konstantin Chernenko, was already half-dead when he took the reins; in public appearances, he seemed to have been cared for not by doctors, but tax- idermists. Enter Mickey Gorbachev. I shook my head in disbelief as I watched the TV reports on Monday night. Journalists and politicians were virtually squealing with delight. But nothing substantive about Gorbachev was said. Reports concentrated on trivia: 1) Gorbachev is charming, 2) he smiles a lot, 3) he doesn't drink much, 4) he has a beautiful wife and 5) he has a cute birth mark on his head. Unfortunately, virtually all discus- sion about what kind of man Gor- bachev is has centered on trivia and rumor, just as with Andropov. Readers should keep some things in mind, lest they too become infected with Gor- bachevian fever: 1) He is a believing communist, an elite product of a system which has unleashed matchless suffering and death on the earth. 2) There are no such things as "hawks and doves" in the Kremlin To reach the top of the Soviet Communist hierarchy, he had to prove himself ruthless, cunning, and above all, mer- ciless. Had he not done so, he would still be a peasant farm laborer. Fact is, the West was much safer when the old codgers were at the top. Andropov and Chernenko expended what little energy they had in trying to keep the other foot out of the grave. The last thing they had time or energy for were new, bold moves against the West. And the Soviet empire, though still fraught with danger for the West, seemed to be slipping irreversibly into a n coma. Gorbachev might make progress in reversing the illness and putting the Soviet empire on a new life-support system. Obviously, he is extremeh capable and intelligent, otherwise he would not have clawed his wav to the top at such a tender age. Unlike his predecessors, he has plenty of time to ; consolidate power and, if his health re- mains good, we may have to face him for 25 years. He will have the time to '? make his clever, bold moves in that chess game known as the international class struggle" between the United Mates and the Soviet Union. He will use his charm and attractiveness to woo American allies, who will forget that Josef Stalin, executioner of some 34 million Soviet citizens, also had a jollv SI ,As. onc Rcan administration official said of Gorbachev, "We've got our hands full with him (? Kilcoyne is a senior political "? mor and writes a weekly col- umn for The East Carolinian.) 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As cha I Attraction Coi made grea the programm certs Mik? v most qu . perienced . prove adefii sas its S ECU Aj Kirk In mv yeai been imp Kirk Shelley j the stud i work, he ha Student Govei student- c . ed to gel for govern debate0 Kiri As a com have waited in wz Any Student for an SGA would like to participate WZAAB's " Forum" is prepare a th five minute 'platform' to t various ti between Fria March 15 an Wednesday is asked to o Jim Hickmof WZMB and a time to reel platform soi between nooi p.m. Friday 15. Please ca 757-6656 or h, station staff page me ana an appointmi ? I HI I AM ' k )l MAS MARCH 5 him ?iiv ? SGA Candidates Receive Support From The Masses 1 Neai hal we , how we pcisv Jenc tvl neni l feel qualified foi 'mv active in SGA a ill: :i So o parK K y his! ? Kirl- 'f .n " ,ed ntative ai He S S ? i 11 .? was v' S3 s i r- p dood Idea ;N to ' I nil 1 have no idea K lien Knk Shelle) told me about his pi ? foi a newslettei from S( to the students and organizational presidents, I thought, "Finally, ' l! g to know what is going It's a good idea whose time has come. We need Knk Shelle ?'?. SCiA President Hugh I arroll Freshman,i He's Concerned babl the mosi import; ting issue to I i 1 i i t Ktbooli In the past, S i andi lati ha ? been elected on orrect the pioblem, thing h done I hii an be dil ferent from a on. Kuk Shelle. candidate s A President, fur- alrea demonstrated a eoneei n foi and ommitment to alleviating ? ' rip-ofl problem He is II S( i program I! we K i . we san rest assured ? ' ange po gi am W'H and that ? rip-ofl numbered. Vote K S i Pre : Wan 1)S i Argument Weak I loun ? in Kilcoye's MAD' Mo tl, h .me" tl el 98! misleading I ouId, like to call a ne unstated imp tl Kilco ? which I am in complete agreement K ne argue thai a Sovi strike would :? ti . 95 : oui K HM "useles for i Siotio it if thi '?' ? . i tl becii ' l H K I 1 Mike's Rioht kirk Works i ? r a ? WZMB 'udent running in SGA office who ; ke to pate in MB's "1985 SGA Forum" is invited to e a three to ? e mmute 'platform' to be aired I arious times n Frida, Aan h 15 and iesday, March 20 asked to contact m Hickmon at WZMB and arrange a fime to record your platform sometime between noon and 3 p.m. Friday, hAarch 15. Please call Jim at 757 6656 or have a station staff member page me and arrange an appointment. BLUE MOON CAFE ? now featuring Fried Chicken Rib Eye Steaks Watch for 2nd Anniversary in April 752-1294 ! Dare To He Daring In Swim suit From AT BARRE, LTD. Bikinis iX High-Cut On Piece Suits ( omplete Line ? 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The two were going west for different reasons: the boy to have a date with what his friend has said will be "a sure thing the girl to see her super-straight boyfriend. The capacity audience howl- ed at the antics of "Gib" G;K- son, played by John Cusack. His character was one the au- dience could identify with ? a college freshman more in- terested in girls and fun than studies. Cusack seemed to play the character with ease. He conveyed Gib's easy going at- titude toward life with total believability. The character's humor seemed to come from within Cusack, as if he was playing himself, and not a character on the screen. Daphne Zuniga, as Alison Bradbury, played a perfect straighman for Cusack. Her dry wit complemented his outlandish characterization. The fact that her character was appalled by his habits, such as eating fried pork rinds and beer for breakfast, intensified their humor. Zuniga conveyed well Alison's gradual accep- tance of Gib's ways, and therefore helped emphasize the growing love between the couple. While the film centered on the relationship of the couple, it was also an accurate showcase of college life in general. A scene in which Gib visits Alison on a Friday night depicted a typical girls' dorm when its occupants are prepar- ing for a night out on the town. Girls on the phone, in their robes, and drying their hair were a common sight. Also, the fraternity party where Gib meets his "sure thing" looked like the alcohol consuming, rousing good time that is so typical of a fraternity party. This film's only real downfall was its ending. After a great amount of build-up, the conflict was resolved too quickly. Before we knew it, Gib and Alison were back at school, and beginning a new semester. We were left wondering how they made it back to school, and the con- flict between the couple is resolved the minute Alison discovers Gib did not sleep with his "sure thing We see the couple kiss and then the movie ends. A few more minutes with the newly formed romance would have been en- joyable. Aside from the small pro- blem with the ending, this movie was a real winner. It was light-hearted, funny and romantic, leaving the audience with a good feeling. Ladyhawke Vowing to find and destroy the enemy who has cast the evil spell upon their lives, the knight Etienne of Navarre (Rntger Haaer) and his en- chanted hawk welcome the wily help of boy-theif Phillipe Gaston (Matthew Broderkk), in "Ladyhawke The legendary adventure is a Warner Bros, release. Kinks Bring Classic Rock To Coliseum The British Are Coming! By ERIC SANDBERG M?ff Wnirr The other day some silly per- son asked me if the Kinks were a new group. My eyeballs rolled around behind my funky Trevor Horn sunglasses. "Yeah, they're pretty new I replied. "They only have about a hun- dred zillion albums out As a "Dedicated Follower of Fashion 1 was horrified this past week to find quite a few peo- ple that didn't know what the big deal was about the Kinks coming to ECU. Unable to bring myself to speak to these people, I would sing instead. "Lo Lo Lo Lo Lola "You mean that was them? I thought that was Jose Feliciano Oy vey! "Babe, you really got me goin "That was Van Halen I don't know what they're teaching in schools today but it looks like its up to me to edify the heavy metal mudpies in town who learn all they know from MTV. The Kinks are the second oldest British invasion band still existing today. Only the Rolling Stones have been around longer. The Kinks introduced power chord rock to the masses all the way back in 1964, with songs like "You Really Got Me "All Dav and And All of the Night "Where have All the Good Times Gone?" and "Tired of Waiting for You The Kinks weren't like other groups in Britain at the time. Instead of playing in dingy nightclubs they were always play- ing at high society balls. Despite the raunchiness of their sound, they always wore ruffles and other strange acoutrements. They're initial success was short- lived, however. Though the Kinks stopped charting the way they did when they first hit the scene, it wasn't because they were just a flash in the pan. It was because Raymond Douglas Davies, the man who essentially is the Kinks, decided that he wasn't going to play the "Oh you're nobody unless you have something on the charts" game. Davies is a visionary artist who is not content just to make music to knock your knees 'gether by. He kept writing roci oil to be sure but he did it with a biting edge that sharply ridiculed British post-war society. Some of his best songs like "Waterloo Sunset "A Well Respected Man" and "Dedicated Follower of Fashion are virtually unknown here in the States. The Kinks languished in cult status until 1969 when they did a brilliant soundtrack for a movie called Arthur 0 r The Decline and Fall of the British Empire). The album got more attention than the movie and the Kinks were, once again, "all the rage Ray Davies, along with his brother, Dave, on lead guitar, drummer Mick Avory, and an ever- changing cast of musicians, went on to produce some of his best music ever. Davies penned a series of concept albums during the early and mid 1970 s. Lola Versus Powerman and the Moneyground yielded one of the greatest pop songs of all time. "Lola" was about a shy guy who meets a big girl with a deep voice. The brilliance of the song (aside from the killer melody) comes from the fact that we are never really sure whether Lola is a girl or a transvestite. "I'm glad I'm a man and so is Lola Even a teenager can pick up on the clever ambiguity of that line. Other albums followed; Preservation Acts I, II and III, A Soap Opera, Schoolboys in Disgrace, all brilliant albums but not terribly successful commercially. Davie's is one of the few artists in the business who is crazy enough to follow his artistic instincts, rather than go for the massive profits all the time. By the late seventies he began to work the group into more of a "Play our songs on the radio please" type of format. There were some lean years until. !n 199. they released an album wsth the ironic title of Low Budget The album's title track, as well as the single "(I Wish I Could r Like) Superman were big hits for the band. They followed Lo Budget up with a hot double-h set. from which the live cr of "Lola" put them back the very top of the charts. Ray Davies has been called a genius and a madman in the .arc breath. There is no doubt tha' is a bit twisted. Once Davies tried to stab his brother for stealing a french frie from him. Crarv r not, the last few Kinks albumv, including their latest. Hard of Mouth, show that they are one the best rock'n'roll bands in the world. And they can still write meaningful songs. Check Dave's iving on a Thin 1 ine I'll be in Minges Saturday night along with all the other folks who know their rock V - history, and I wish I could pop over to Europe where thev'U be touring next month. So if you're one of those people who thought "Where have all the Good Times Gone?" was a Van Halen song, see the Kinks. It's better than do ing your homework Bud Joins A ttic In 'Rebel' Yell By TONY BROWN Staff Writer An important benefit concert on behalf of ECU's Rebel magazine will be held at the Attic Wednesday, March 20. Co- sponsored by the Attic and Budweiser of Greenville, it will raise funds for the annual art and writing competition. The Attic will donate the pro- fits from the bar and admission receipts to the Rebel and Budweiser will match that amount. Two area bands, The Untouchables and Gray Wing, will also donate their services. The Attic has held this event since 1975 and it has become an integral part of the support the award-winning magazine receives. The affair is designed to give well-deserved recognition in addition to raising money. "We wanted to contribute something to support the Rebel because it's such an outstanding publication said Tom Haines of the Attic, who majored in art at ECU. "There are so many peo- ple that aren't aware of how good the Rebel is. It wins awards year after year because of its quality Those awards have recently in- cluded a gold medal from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association and All-America status by the Associated College Press. Budweiser began its associa- tion about five years ago and has greatly increased the importance of the affair with its matching funds. At least $1,000 a year has gone to the Rebel since they join- ed as co-sponsors. Though the beer company is generally thought to be obsessed with spor- ting events, such is not the case according to local Anheuser- Busch manager Rodger Via. "We recognize the importance of literary efforts as well as athletic and the Rebel benefit is our way of showing it said Via. "Georgie Elliott, our campus rep, has been instrumental in organizing our effort this year. We have a copy of every Rebel since it began and the improve- ment over the years has been tremendous The Rebel is also receiving a great deal of support from other artists such as The Untouchables, which is composed of ECU music majors. They play nostalgic rock such as Steppenwolf and the Beatles and feature an eight-piece brass section. This will be their "We recognize the importance of literary efforts as well as athletic and the Rebel benefit is our way of showing it second straight Rebel benefit. Gray Wing, a Greenville band will open the concert. "We felt we should show our support for fellow artists said Kerr Strang of The Un- touchables. "It's important that various art forms work together to strengthen each other The money raised by the con- cert is the only outside source of funding for the Rebel, according to editor Ellen Moore. 'Ke use the money to supply the cas) awards in our annual literary and art contest she stated. "We've worked all year to put the magazine together Vfoore added, "so we reallv appreciate the support the Attic. Budweiser, The Untouchable and Cira Wing have given us Tim Thornberg is the associate editor this year, while Bill Keck, Kit Kimberly and Jamie Bigger have rounded out the Rebel staff According to Moore, the 1985 Rebel will be available March 24 at Mendenhall, the art building and other locations. The doors will open for the benefit at 8:30 p.m. Wednesda and Gray Wing will begin playing about 9:15. There will be a happ hour at 8:30 also. Admission will be $1.00 for students and $1.50 general admission, plus any donations supporters of the Rebel wish to contribute. Page On Firm Base With New Band Albums available for review curtesy of Apple Records. JOM JOHOAN ? ?CU The Finn The untimely loss of drummer John Bonham led to the ultimate demise of the monumental rock group Led Zeppelin. In the three years that followed, lead guitarist Jimmy Page wandered aimlessly in music limbo. Now Page, one of the most influential guitarists in music history, has returned to the feedback and the frenzy of rock V mil T.m former Bad Company lead vocalist Paul Rodgers, Man- fred Mann drummer Chris Slade, and bassist Tony Franklin, Page has formed The Firm, a new band he hopes will carve a niche for itself in the music world. In their debut album The Firm, Page and company prove that they can make records like they use to. The Firm bares a flavor of nostalgia brought on by the mix of Page's Zeppelinesque guitar sound and Rodgers rockblues vocal style. Firm is not a rehash of Zeppelin or Bad Company as some might think, but the album does show signs of containing the same sound that made Zep and Bad Co. successful. One of the best and most popular songs on the album is "Radioactive a polished tune that exemplifies the band's explosive potential. On "Radioactive" The Firm plays as a cohesive unit rather than four musicians from varied backgrounds. The synergy is incredible. The song flows with an energy that forces you to reach for your air-guitar and dance your ass off. Page doesn't overpower the song with wild guitar solos. Instead, he utilizes short riffs that are simple yet electrifying. "Someone to Love" is another song that demands to be heard. Written by both Rodgers and Page, this song features a funky baseline by Tony Franklin that provides a strong dance tempo. On "So- toJUvVaeand Rodgers strut their stuff. Page tops the song's bass founda- tion with ripping solos that would brighten any rock fan's day. Rodgers, likewise, takes the opportunity here to show just why his voice is probably the most immitated in rock'n' roll. When the ringing finally fades from your ears, you'll undoubtedly be impressed by this debut album. Yes, The Firm is impressive, but far from flawless. Though the band boasts two of the biggest names in rock, many of their songs lack the polish of an established group, and the album is force Va stand on two or three songs alone. This, of course, will improve with time. Overall, The Firm is sort of like downing a shot of whiskey. It's a bit rough, but definately worth it. ? By Daniel Maurer John Cougar Mellencamp will star in a Warner Bros, film call- ed Riding the Cage. To be directed by Jonathan (Heart Like a Wheel) Kaplan, the original treatment of this story of two young Hoosier undeserables was written by Mellencamp and is currently being reworked by Larry McMurtry, who wrote the screnplay for Terms of Endearment. The film, scheduled for shooting this spr- ing, will contain only one Cougar song. Journey band members chose to take a hiatus at the height of their popularity, during which time lead vocalist Steve Perry recorded his highly successful solo album Street Talk. Journey has recently made their long awaited return, and are headed for the studio to begin work on their next album. Joining the ranks of Britian's Band Aid and America's USA for Africa is Northern Lights for Africa Society. Quincy Jones called Canadian producer David Foster and asked for a song his charitv album. Foster cowrote "Tears Are Not Enough" with Bryan Adams and collaborator Jim Vallance. He then assembled Canada s top musicians, singers and actors to perform it M?t bassist and lead vocalist for the Police, has put the band on hold while he pursues a solo career. After testing the Hollywood waters m films such as Dune and The Bride, Sting has returned to the music world, this time on his own. He has put together a jrrouD pT jazz musicians and will have an album ready for release by Jumf The album includes everything from funk to ballads Jimmy Page and Robert Plant of the now defunct Led Zeonelin are being sued by blues art Willie Mao. for copyrJS SfriSe ment The charge is based ou the similarities bcZ??& song You Need Love" and Zeppelin's 1969 hit "??? Lotta o 0 C PER Hul cessmg m?l send seiff envelop Rosn? n, SUMMfc W Men nni ramps m Mountains ( Ounselor s WSl M IH ell iMm besketh arts , r An- photogr ap gener Gersten Leenrngtr- II5AI 5ALESPER! ? v ?f 51 Wed ?- i WANTfO work A?!?nf, (Ar 8ee h the ijrUf. you re a Outgoing perl PUN wort y for nuiip rii Barn p THIBO rE NEEOEO I townhouse '52 H13 ROOMMATE Belk Private roo 4 X) ? ? WANTED Mon 5 X) an and 5 30 p 'S 2S20 Un.t? DOOMMATt 'rmale icomi townhouse w dent JH' Of 124 4.M4 N RESPONSt WANTED blocks from ci mght 757 o Leave nifo SUMMER JO Johnny DoMa( new night t iu Beach. 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"We use supply the cash annual literary and he stated. orked all year to put ga.ne together Moore e really appreciate the Attic, Budweiser, hables and Gray given us. hornberg is the associate lis year, while Bill Keck, nberly and Jamie Biggers junded out the Rebel staff. ing to Moore, the 1985 riU be available March 24 idenhall, the art building ler locations. doors will open for the at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday ray Wing will begin playing : 15. There will be a happy It 8:30 also. Admission will 00 for students and $1.50 admission, plus any ions supporters of the Iwish to contribute. oasts two of the biggest in rock, many of their lack the polish of an ished group, and the is force to stand on two songs alone. This, of will improve with ;rall, The Firm is sort of lowning a shot of t It's a bit rough, but tely worth it. ? By Daniel Maurer es Warner Bros, film call- Jonathan (Heart Like a this story of two young mcamp and is currently wrote the screnplay for fd for shooting this spr- hiatus at the height of vocalist Steve Perry street Talk. Journey has tnd are headed for the and America's USA for r. Quincy Jones called for a song his charity Enough" with Bryan He then assembled to perform it. ice, has put the band on testing the Hollywood ?. Sting has returned to las put together a group lady for release by June. to ballads. defunct Led Zeppelin for copyright infringe- l between EHxon's 1962 969 hit "Whole Lotta Classifieds wanted f 0 PER HUNDRED PAID: For pro cessmg mail at home! Information, send self addressed, stamped envelope. Associates, Box 95. Roselle, New Jersey 07203. SUMMER CAMP COUNSELORS: Men and women. 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WANTED: Exercise instructor for Mon. 5:30 and 6:30 p.m Tues 3:30 and 5:30 p.m. and Frl. 3:30. Call 756 2820 United Figure Salon. ROOMMATE WANTED: 1 or 2 female roommates for a 2 bedroom townhouse with female grad stu- dent. $147.50 ? V Utilities. 758-9941 or 324 4234keep trying! RESPONSIBLE ROOMMATE WANTED: To share neat house 2 Vj blocks from campus. Call 758-6708 at night. 757-0664 days. Ask for Kyle. Leave a message. SUMMER JOBS AT THE BEACH: Johnny Dollar's On The Beach, a new night club opening at Atlantic Beach, N.C, needs managers, assis- tant managers, bartenders, security personnel, door personnel, and D.JS. Phone 919-726 1258, 8 5 weekdays or 919-726-8216 after 5 p.m. weekdays and weekends. "Remember students drinking age in Myrtle Beach, S.C is 20 years of age and in Atlantic Beach, N.C It's only 19 years of age. SALE GREENVILLE STUDENT LAUN- DRY SERVICE: Your own personal laundry service. Professional, full service laundering including free pick-up and delivery. 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TMS MUST K 10VE KMMTWUNIS 5.99 CASSETTE OR LP EACH 3 for ?5 Record Bar Swjii RECORDS, TAPES & A LIHLE BIT MORE. THE PLAZA & CAROLINA EAST MALL ? itOH? ?ili?Bl m mm mmmmmmm fl1lMl? THE EAST CAROt INI AN Sports MARCH 14, 1985 Page 8 Pirates Rebound m z c Mike Christopher, a sophomore from Dinwiddie, Va went five innings before allowing a run in the Pirate win over Fairfield, Tuesday. The win moved the Pirates' record to 7-2. Softball Team Opens Season By SCOTT COOPER Co-SporU Editor During spring break, the Pirate softball team was busy beginning their season. The girls have now played eight games and are cur- rently 4-3-1. In the season opener, ECU travelled to Richmond, Va for a doubleheader with the Lady Rams of Virginia Comonwealth University. In the first game, the Lady Pirates couldn't seem to do it offensively, losing to VCU 1-0. Last year's pitching ace, Stacey Boyette, received the loss for ECU. In the game Pam Young went one for one and Carla Alphin was two for four with a double. In the nightcap (as it should be properly called), the Pirates and the Lady Rams played to a 2-2 tie. The game had to be called due to darkness. Linda Barrett went one for two with an RBI, Wendy Ozment was two for five and scored a run. On Thursday March 7, the Lady Pirates returned home to battle Methodist College in another doubleheader. ECU was obviously ready to play at home as they swept both games, 5-0 and 16-2. Stacey Boyette record- ed her first win and Alphin had the game-winning RBI for ECU. In the second game, Young and Robin Graves combined for a no-hitter, with Young getting the victory. Young was also im- pressive with the bat, as she went four for four with two RBI's and the game-winning hit. Jeannie Murray went two for four with a triple and one RBI. ECU was at home on Saturday March 9 and split a doubleheader with Wayne State University. Three Pirates each had one hit in their 3-2 loss. Boyette (1-2) pick- ed up the loss for the Bucs. The Lady Pirates took care of business in the second game to win handily 7-0. Young picked up the victory, making her 2-0 on the year. Young also went one for two with a pair of walks and two RBI's. Ozment and Sandy Martin both went one for three in the game. And on Sunday, ECU split games in their doubleheader ac- tion with Francis Marion. The Lady Pirates won the first game 1-0 in the top of the tenth inning. Lisa Zmuda, who had the game- winning RBI, went two for four in the game. Robin Graves pitch- ed very well for ECU in picking up the win. In the second game, Graves wasn't as fortunate as she took the loss in ECJ's 3-1 defeat. However, Lisa Zmuda went one for three with a solo-home run. Young was one for three and Suzie Pierce went one for one. After four doubleheaders, the Lady Pirates stand at 4-3-1 and will be at home this afternoon at 3:00 to battle George Mason University. Swimmers Set Marks At Easterns The men's swim team displayed some of their excellent talent at the Eastern Champion- ships last week. Five of the Pirate swimmers broke ECU varsity and freshman records or finished with a first place. Junior freestylist Chris Pittelli reached the finals in all three of his events. The 6-0, 155-pound Cranbury, N.J native was a finalist in 100 and 200-yard freestyle and the 200-individual medley. Freshman swimmer Bruce Brockschmidt was also successful as he not only set a freshman record, but a varsity record as well. In the 200-individual medley, Brockschmidt's time of 1:52.79 also gave him the first- place finish. Two other freshman records were recorded. Pat Brennan's time of 4:09.01 gives him the freshman record for the 400-individual medley. Lee Hicks made his mark in the 100 and 200-yard breaststroke. In the 100, Hicks' time was 59.10. In the 200, he recorded a time of 2:07.79, both being new freshman records. Junior Keith Kaut recorded a first-place finish in the 50-yard freestyle event. However, he broke the school's record when swimming the lead-off leg of the 4 X 100-yard relay. His time was an exceptional 20.97. Head coach Rick Kobe was pleased with the Pirate's efforts and says it was "one of the greatest performances ever for East Carolina at the Easterns ECU Wins A Pair By TONY BROWN Staff Wrllrr The ECU baseball Pirates re- bounded from a 12-2 series open- ing loss to Fairfield University's Stags to soundly defeat the Stags 10-2 on Monday and 14-6 Tues- day. A parade of homers broke the Pirates out of a two-game slump on Monday as ECU broke loose for five roundtrippers. Fairfield picked up a run in the top of the first on three consecutive singles off Winfred Johnson, but only picked up four more hits for the game, all singles. The Stags lead was short-lived as Greg Hardison homered to left with Mark Shank on board in the bottom of the frame, then Chris Bradberry boomed the first of his pair of roundtrippers to make it 3-1. ECU added a run in the second on a single by Shank which followed a single by catcher Jim Riley and a sacrifice which mov- ed the runner to second. A Riley homer to left in the fourth was followed in the sixth by the last Fairfield tally on an er- ror and a single. In the bottom of the inning, ECU scored on a uouble-play to make it 6-2. Winfred Johnson added a monster homer over centerfield in the seventh as his mother and grandmother watched. The lead went to 9-2 as Mark Cockrell walked, moved to third on a Jay McGraw double, then scored on a flyball by Riley. Robert Langston's single scored McGraw, who was playing with three stitches from a previous game collision with the rightfield fence. Bradberry's second homer closed the scoring at 10-2 in the eighth. Johnson's pitching record went to 3-0 for the season. The Pirates again mastered the Fairfield pitching on Tuesday in a 14-6 win that was more im- pressive than the score indicates. ECU broke on top in the first with three runs, then doubled that amount in the second Pirate pitcher Mike Christopher held the Stag scoreless until giving up a three run homer to Tom Reardon the sixth. ECU added one in the third and two in the fourth for a 9-0 lead when Reardon's homer narrowed the margin to 9-3. The Pirates were unimpressed, as five more ECU runners era ed the plate in the eighth. Two- run doubles by Robert Langstor. and Greg Hardison highlightec the inning. Several errors in the top of the ninth led to three more Fairfield runs against reliever Craig Deventer, but a fly to cer finally ended the game with a 14-6 Pirate win, which raises the ECU season mark to 7-2. A marathon session of baseball continues at Harrington Field for ECU. They face Eastern Ken tucky at 3 p.m. today, Connec- ticut at three tomorrow, then a double header against Conne. ticut on Saturday beginning one. Maryland then visits tl Pirates on Monday at 3 p.m Student Athletic Board Busy By RICK McCORMAC ( o-Sporti Mitor The Student Athletic Board of- fers an excellent opportunity for those who like ECU athletics, and would like to get involved supporting and promoting the Pirate sports teams. Founded in 1981, the Student Athletic Board or SAB, was formed to support and promote Pirate Athletics. Although the name is Student Athletic Board, students do not have to be athletes to be a member. "Everybody acquaints the name with athletes ECU assis- tant athletic director Pam Holt said. "The Student Athletic Board is not just for athletes but for all students who wish to become involved In addition to supporting all intercollegiate sports at ECU, the SAB works with the Pitt- Greenville special Olympics and senior games. They also have special promotion days for each sport. The SAB also sponsors the Budweiser pep rally, parents day for athlete's parents, meet the coaches day and kiddie games at the Purple-Gold spring football game. At the begining of the school year, the board put up banners at all entrances to the campus, something that Holt feels is ver important. "It's a pain to put up all those banners Holt said. "But it's important because it instills a sense of pride in the athletic pro- gram right from the moment you enter the campus j 0 A ffcfcurejKoal of the SAB is the iformatiorbot a lettermen's club at ECU. It would include present and past athletes and would give former athletes a chance to stay active and support the program. The idea for the SAB originated at the Universitv of In- diana. The Indiana SAB - ? about 350 members and thev h die the running of all athk events on campus. ECU's Student Athletic Board with only 25 members, is for to rely on quality not quanitv "1 want it to be a qua organization Holt said, want people who are willing work. You have to enjov the fall, we had people come three hours before the home fo bail games blowing up ballr just to watch them sail awa " Anyone who is m;ere:ed in any type of sports shouid attend; one of the Student Arhfen'c Boards meetings Thev mee! every Monday in the no purpose room of Mendenh Student Center from 4-5 r Anyone who would like more formation should contact P Holt at 757-6417. McNeil Leads Track Team By BILL MITCHELL Staff Writer The ECU Track team was very busy over spring break, par- ticipating in the IC4A Indoor Championships on March 2-3 and the NCAA Indoor Cham- pionships this past weekend. The Pirates placed sixth out of 84 teams in the IC4A's, which is the highest they have ever placed. Coach Carson was very pleased with the team's finish, and said that this showed that ECU has established itself as a contender in east-coast track. In the NCAA Indoor Track Championships, Lee Vernon McNeil, a freshman from St. Paul's NC, placed eighth in the 55-meter dash with a time of 6.29. Teammate Chris Brooks also did well, but his time in the quarter of 48.49 was just short of the finals. Julian Anderson was also on the trip but had a root canal and was admitted to a hospital. Coach Carson stated that he was satisfied with the team and their entire indoor season. "The indoor meets prepared the team for the outdoor season Carson said. "We were able to show a few people how dedicated we are. I am very pleas- ed The Pirates leave tonight to go to the Domino's Pizza Relays in Tallahassee, Fla. There will be 83 universities and quite a few in- dividual athletes participating. Coach Carson expects to place in the top five in both relay events and he expects Craig White to Finish in the top five of the sprinters. Chris Brooks, Julian Anderson and Phil Estes are ail entered in the quarter mile. Jon Lee is in the 200 meters and Lee McNeil Nathan McCorkle, and Erskine Evans are entered in the 100-meter dash. Carson states that the team i looking for a good outdoor season. In the 4 x 100-relay event, one of ECU's mainstays, the Pirates will miss Henry William greatly. He would have been run ning this event if he had not mov- ed on to the USFL. However, Julian Anderson will be more then capable of taking his place. Running with Anderson will be Erskine Evans, Nathan Mc Corkle, and Lee McNeil. ECU fans can expect a lot from the Pirate Track team this spring as they try to improve on their best finish ever in the indoor IC4A's. IRS Sport Clubs Compete Over Spring Break By JEANNETTE ROTH stiff Writer Intramural sport clubs it seems, have traveled from ECU to Timbuktu in the past weeks, so, here are the latest updates. ECU frisbee club spun their discs in the Frostbreaker-III tour- nament March 1-2. Playing top teams such as USC, Penn- sylvania, Sarasota, Georgia Tech, Sunflite and Gainsville, the club really flew into action. The Trates' defeated USC, Sarasota and Georgia Tech to carry them into the Finals against Sunflite. In the end, ECU earned 11 points but fell short of the Sunflite team by two points. In other frisbee action, ECU participated in the Miami Ultimate Invitational, but were out- powered by the out-of-state rivals. Notching a win against the Miami Spoilers, the team drop- ped three in a row against the N.Y. Crimes of Passion, Miami Refugees and N.C. Mr. Pouce. Regardless of the outcome, the squad gained invaluable ex- perience in competing against other well-rounded teams. Before spring break, ECU rugby met the men from the Rochester Institute of Technology on the Allied Health fields. In a close match, ECU came up a little short in the end and dropped the game 12-14. This Saturday, the ruggers will take on the Dan River Rugby Club at 2 p.m. Get out to the Allied Health Fields and watch the ECU ruggers scrum around. Next on this weekends agenda, is the ECU women's indoor soc- cer tournament. The tournament will be played in Memorial Gym Friday, Saturday and Sunday with the winning squad receiving a pizza and beverage party, com- pliments of the ECU women's soccer club. The dynasty continues from team bowling into co-rec bowling as Powerhouse rolled to the all- campus championship. Under the strong striking powers of Kimberly Kincheloe and Darryl Howery, the High Rollers forced Powerhouse into a tough battle for the title falling short by only seven pins. Tamara Franks and Kevin Robinson were unstoppable for the Powerhouse as they added 379 total points in the First game. Other members of the champion- ship squad are, Frank Lee and captain, Beth Saleeby. Registration for co-rec volleyball begins Monday, March 18. If you would like to officiate this years competition, a clinic will be held at 6 pm. in Memorial Gym, March 18. To register, come by room 105 Memorial Gym or call 757-6387. Aerobic Fitness registration has been extended until March 15. All interested in participating should come by room 204 Memorial Gym with I.D. and registration fee. Participate rather than spectate with the IRS. ?. ? V- The ECU rugby club, shown here against N.C. State, will face the Dan Rlvw rk. ?k c- noon at the AlUed Health field at 2:00 pm. " " cK,b S??wiy after- Com Prior to u registration will develop a sen ing no mor- primarv course than 15 hours ot (summer sessi primarv and scv nate) tha meei advisor's ap: by the adv registration forn missions k- . jors on!) permission, registration muv to using the Allocation u Registrant ?Davs Seniors. Grad Petition Si ide ?Dav M eligible ?Days c eligible pri ?Davs - those eligible pi FAi (Act Wednesdi Julv 22. Monda August 9. Kndav August 21.Nednesoa ugust 22.Thursd August 23.Kndav August 26.Vfondav Xuusi 28.Wednesdi October 4.Friday October 21-22 Monday. Tuesday To Be Announced November 26. Tuesdi November 2 Vedn December 2. Monday December 7, saturdi December 9. Mondaj December 10. Tuedi Iecember P. luesiii Summ March 25 Ar Registration I Jtid fall semes The summer sess two terms of 5 : vv Two-hour coui minutes, three-h J minutes and fiv 150 minutes daih The Saturdav classes Te rnodate certain student? departments will J (Actual days firs! Wednesdays. 5 Thf dav final exams ) May 13, Monda May 14, Tuesday May 15, Wednesdaj May 27, Moada June 17, Monday June 18, Tuesday nOi Vt0 ?U.iHW -1 ? A-???-? ???? - THE EAST CAROLINIAN 4 Pair the Stags - lip a three- Rcardon in one in the the fourth for a irdon's homer irgii to 9-3 unimpressed, I runners cross- eighth. Two- S ert I angston ?n highlighted he top of the ore Fairfield 'raig Van to center game with a hich iisc-v the aehall n Held for stern ken- .onnec- m, then & t Connec- Riming at' ISlt! the: m d Busy S-B has: ley han all athletic Mhletic Board is forced' luanity. be a quality aid. "I -iv billing toi enjoy it. In' pie come out; e home foot- - up ballons ia 1 auav interested in ts should attend udent Athletic They meet in the multi- of Mendenhall from 4-5 pm. aid like more in- : .ontact Pam 757-6417 Team tes are all entered in Jon Lee is in the meters and 1 ee McNeil, han McCorkle, and Erskin I are entered in th iash. on states that the team is )kmg for a good outdoor bon. In the 4 x 100-relay event, e of ECL's mainstays, the rates will miss Henry Williams He would have been run is event if he had not mov on to the L'SFL. However, han Anderson will be more n capable of taking his place. jnning with Anderson will be I ne Evans, Nathan Mc frkle, and Lee McNeil. :CU fans can expect a lot from Pirate Track team this spring :hey try to improve on their I finish ever in the indoor UA's. Break ? . ? ?r nigb dab Saturday after. Pre-Registration MARCH 12, 19S5 Page 9 Comp Prior to using the on-line registration system, each student will develop a schedule contain- ing no more than 18 hours of primary courses and no more than 15 hours of alternate courses summer session seven hours primary and seven hours alter- nate) that meets with his advisor's approval as indicated b the advisor's signature on the registration form. All special per- missions (e.g extra hours, ma- s only courses, instructor's permission, etc) for course registration must be secured prior to using the on-line registration. llocation of Registration Days ?Days 1-2: Graduating Seniors, Graduate Students and Petition Students. ?Days 3-4: Seniors and those eligible prior to this period. ?Days 5-7: Juniors and those eligible prior to this period. ?Days 8-10: Sophomores and ?e eligible prior to this period. ?Remainder: All students eligi- ble. Undergraduate students will be classified as to class standing as follows: 0-31 semester hours creditFreshmen 32-63 semester hours creditSophomores 64-95 semester hours creditJuniors 96 or more semester hours creditSeniors Change of Major To smooth the distribution across terminals, students may declare a major or change of ma- jor at any time subject to current university policy and the policy of the receiving department. Hours of Terminal Operation Each unit with a terminal for on-line registration will schedule a minimum of four hours per day for registration during the entire registration period. The days and hours of operation should be clearly posted. The terminals in the Registrar's office will be open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. during the entire registration period. Selection of a Terminal Students have access to all open terminals but they are strongly advised to use the following locations depending on their classification. Terminal Utilization 1) The student will present the registration form signed by the advisor (along with required special permissions) to the com- puter operator. No changes to the form will be allowed. 2) The operator shall use a maximum of 15 minutes to com- plete the regular session registra- tion process. The operator shall use an additional 15 minutes maximum for the summer session registration process. 3) The operator will enter the student's primary course request. If the requested schedule is possi- ble, no further changes will be allowed. 4) If step 3 results in a partial schedule, the operator will allow the student to choose other sec- tions of primary course requests andor alternate course requests. If a schedule is possible with the primary courses and alternates listed on the registration form and the student chooses not to ac- cept the schedule, a partial schedule may not be obtained and the student will be instructed to return at a later time. 5) If the 15-minute time con- straint is encountered or the list of primary and alternate courses is exhausted during step 4, the student will be given a partial schedule. The student should then consule with his advisor to identify additional courses and complete the registration process at a later time. 6) If a student does not receive a course because all sections are closed and the course is required for the student (no alternates allowed), the student may obtain a partial schedule and seek special permission to be added to the course from the department involved. Registration will be completed in the department granting such special permission. Drop-Add Period A drop-add period will con- tinue to be scheduled at the beginning of each semester. Students may change their schedules at that time with their advisors' approval if the change is precipitated by failing a course, not completing a prerequisite or medical reasons approved by the Student Health Center. Ail other students must receive permission from the Office of the Dean of the General College to initiate changing their schedule. Student Classification Declared Majors ? Undergrad General College Students Petition Students Degree Graduate Students Non-Degree Graduate Students Students Receiving V.A. Benefits Evening College Students Location Major Dept. General College, Registrar Registrar (Required) Major Dept. Registrar Registrar (Required) Registrar FALL SEMESTER 1985 (Actual Class Days: 14 Mondays, 14 Tuesdavs, 15 Wednesdays, 14 Thursdays, 14 Fridays, 14 Saturdays) July 22, Monday August 9, Friday August 21, Wednesday August 22, Thursday August 23, Friday August 26, Monday August 28, Wednesday October 4, Friday October 21-22 Monday, Tuesday To Be Announced November 26, Tuesday November 27, Wednesday December 2, Monday December 7, Saturday December 9, Monday December 10, Tuesday December 17, Tuesday Last day for persons holding a bachelor's degree to apply for ad- mission to Graduate School for the fall semester Last day to pay or secure fall semester fees without penalty Faculty Meetings Registration (Class schedules of pieregistered students must be obtained by 4 p.m.) Drop-Add; Late Registration Classes Begin; Drop-Add; Late Registration Last day for Drop-Add and Late Registration (undergraduate and graduate students); Last day to apply for graduation in December Last day to drop a course or withdraw from school (undergraduate students) Fall Break Registration for Spring Semester Last day to remove incompletes given during spring or summer session 1985 11 p.m. Thanksgiving holidays begin 8 a.m. Classes resume Classes end Reading Day Exams begin 10 p.m. Exams for fall semester close Here's What The Numbers Mean Course numbers as used in this Bulletin and the Undergraduate Catalogue and Graduate Catalogue indicate the college year in which courses should be taken. Courses numbered 1000 through 1999 are for freshmen; 2000 through 2999, for sophomores; 3000 through 3999, for juniors; 4000 through 4999, for seniors; 6000 and above, for graduate students. The 5000-level courses are taught at the graduate level primarily for graduate students; graduate students and seniors from other areas may be admitted with the written permis- sion of the chairperson of the department of the dean of the school in which the course is of- fered. A unit may include 5000-level courses for undergraduate degree re- quirements. The Schedule of Courses lists the terms when each course is of- fered. Unless otherwise noted, courses meet during the regular terms. There are no Saturday classes. The courses are listed by school or department, number, title, days and hours given, and value in semester hours. Dates of par- ticular courses or workshops are also designated whenever they vary from the regular schedule. Course descriptions may be found in the Undergraduate Catalogue andor Graduate Catalogue of ECU. Course numbers are prefixed with a two-digit departmental code. Courses listed on the trial class schedule should include the appropriate abbreviation, depart- mental code, course number and section number ? for example, ACCT 01-2401, Section 001. Courses listed on the preregistra- tion forms should include depart- mental code, course number and section number. Summer Session Regs Relayed The usual regulations concern- ing a student's program of studies will apply during the sum- mer session, but the regulations are interpreted for the two terms instead of an unbroken semester. Regulations are outlined in the Undergraduate Catalogue and the Graduate Catalogue. Undergraduate students may schedule a maximum of seven semester hours during each regular term. In special cir- cumstances, students may, with the permission of the vice chancellor for academic affairs or his designee, carry more than those limits. In scheduling hours, however, students should be aware of the number of contact hours involved in both laboratory and lecture courses per credit earned. Unless special permission is received from the dean of the graduate school, a graduate stu- dent may not register for or receive credit for a total of more than 12 semester hours in sum- mer School through enrollment in any combination of regular session length courses, workshops or short courses. A student may not enroll concur- rently in two or more workshops or short courses during each five- or six-week summer term or earn more than six semester hours in any regular five- or six-week sum- mer term. A school or depart- ment has discretion to lower max- imum credit hours. Summer School Expenses Explained Summer school fees for 1985 are payable each term (May 13-June 18; June 19-July 25). Summer school fees are payable by registration day for each term. A complete schedule of tuition and fees will be available from the university cashier's office. The following are estimated ex- penses for each term but are sub- ject to change: Zero to five hours: Tuition and registration (N.C. resident) ? $51; Tuition and registration (non N.C. resident) ? $371; Health fee ? $16.50; Other university fees ? $39.50; Room rent (dorm students only, Jarvis and Fleming halls extra) ? $125. Total N.C. resident, dorm ? $232; day ? $107. Total Non-N.C. resident, dorm ? $552; day ? $427. Six to eight hours: Tuition and registration (N.C. resident) ? $103; Tuition and registration (non N.C. resident) ? $742; Health fee ? $16.50; Other university fees ? $39.50; Room rent (Jarvis and Fleming halls ex- tra ? $125. Total N.C. resident, dorm ? $284; day ? $159. Total non N.C. resident, dorm ? $923; day ? $798. Nine to 11 hours: Tuition and registration (N.C. resident) ? Summer School Procedure Told March 25 ? April 12, 1985 ? Registration for summer session and fall semester. The summer session consists of two terms of 5Vi weeks each. Two-hour courses meet 60 minutes, three-hour courses 90 minutes and five-hour courses 150 minutes daily. There are no Saturday classes. To accom- modate certain students, various departments will offer some shorter courses. Final examina- tions will be given on the last day of each term. Graduate students expecting to begin work in the summer must complete application at least two weeks before registration. A student may not enter a course later than the third meeting of a summer session class and receive credit. During the first 10 days, an undergraduate student may withdraw or drop a course without receiving grades for courses for which he is enroll- ed. After the first 10 days, an undergraduate student withdraw- ing from school shall receive a grade of F for all classes which he is failing at that time; after the first 10 days, an undergraduate student may drop a course only due to unforseeable and uncon- trollable circumstances and only with the permission of the vice chancellor for academic affairs or the director of continuing education, as appropriate. Applications for graduation in a given term must also be made within the three-day entrance period. $154; Tuition and registration (non N.C. resident) ? $1,113; Health fee ? 16.50; Other university fees ? 39.50; Room rent (Jarvis and Fleming halls ex- tra) ? $125. Total N.C. resident, dorm ? $335; day ? $210. Total non N.C. resident, dorm ? $1,294; day ? $1,169. Twelve or more hours: Tuition and registration (N.C. resident) ? $205; Tuition and registration (non N.C. resident) ? $1,484; Health fee ? $16.50; Other university fees ? $39.50; Room rent (Jarvis and Fleming halls ex- tra) ? 125. Total N.C. resident, dorm ? $386; day ? $261. Total non N.C. resident, dorm ? 1,665; day ? $1,540. Thesis only, Ph.D. candidate: Tuition and registration (N.C. resident) ? $31; Tuition and registration (non N.C. resident ? $78; Health fee ? $16.50; Other university fees ? $39.50. Total N.C. resident ? $87. Total non N.C. resident ? $134. Private room, if available, is $63 extra. Jarvis and Fleming halls: $150 (semi-private), $225 (private). Special Fees Private music lessons (extra per credit hour ? $15. Graduation fee ? $20. Late registration fee ? $3. Returned check fee ? $10. Math and reading labs equate to two extra hours for tuition pur- poses. Auditor ? N.C. resident per course charge ? $28. Auditor ? non N.C. resident per course charge ? $200. Students are required to pur- chase their textbooks. For their convenience, the university main- tains a depository where all necessary books may be purchas- ed. The cost of books will vary with different courses. Refunds A non-refundable registration fee is included in the tuition. To be eligible for a refund of the health and other university fees, a student must turn in the student ID card and the student activity card when officially withdraw- ing. Students who drop to part- time or withdraw through the last day to register will receive a full refund less the registration fee and room rent. There will be no refund for subsequent changes or withdrawals. FIRST TERM SECOND TERM (Actual days first term: 5 Mondays, 5 Tuesdays, 5 Wednesdays, 5 Thursdays, 5 Fridays, 1 day registration, 1 day final exams.) (Actual days first term: 5 Mondays, 5 Tuesdays, 5 Wednesdays, 5 Thursdays, 5 Fridays, 1 day registration, 1 day final exams.) May 13, Monday May 14, Tuesday May IS, Wednesday May 27, Monday Jane 17, Monday June 18, Tuesday Registration Classes Begin Drop Add and Late Registration Last Day to register or add for First Term Last Day to drop a course or withdraw without grades Classes end Final exams June 19, Wednesday June 20, Thursday June 21, Friday July 3, Wednesday July 24, Wednesday June 25, Thursday Registration Classes Begin Drop Add and Late Registration Last Day to register or add for First Term Last Day to drop a course or withdraw without grades Classes end Final exams Dormitory Payment Procedure Explained Students enrolled Spring Semester 1985 who plan to return to ECU fall semester 1985 and who wish to be guaranteed residence hall housing will be re- quired to reserve rooms during the week of March 18-22. Prior to receiving a room, a student must make an advance room pay- ment of $60. These payments, which must be accompanied by housing applicationscontracts, will be accepted in the Cashier's Office, Room 105, Spilman Building, beginning March 14. Students enrolled spring semester will have priority for residence hall housing for fall Semest.r 1985 only if they reserve rooms during the week of March 18-22. Based on this, continuing students who do not reserve rooms during the week of March 18-22 may find that residence hall space is not available at a later date. Advance room payments and room reservations for first ses- sion of summer school may be made beginning April 1. Details pertaining to the fall semester sign-up procedure have been distributed in the residence halls. Day students may obtain this information from the Office of Housing Operations, 201 Whichard Building. 'ii i?t,nihmii?iiO ,a?mftmnn.AiB ' f I" ? ?? "i i ii i i ? i ii ? M?? g?l? i? iiH ?ipHng 10 THt HASTC AROHNIAN MARCH 14, 1985 Schedule Of Courses August 22 ? 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MICROBIOLOGY LAS 09 4504 001 RES PROS SIOL 22 J552 2S1 homors 09 5040 001 NTCOLOGT 09 501 001 NfCOLOCT LAB 09 5260 001 MICRO BIOL ECOLOGY 09 5261 001 MICRO BIOL ECOLOGY 09 5480 001 CYTOLOGY 09 5481 001 CYTOLOGY LAB 22 252? ?21 ICMTNYOLOGY 22 !5!i 52l ichthyology lab 09 5640 001 ENTOMOLOGY 09 5641 001 ENTOMOLOGY LAB 09 5730 001 ANIN PMYS EC3L 22 till 22J 251" 'HTS ?C0?- lab 09 5800 001 PRIN BIOCNEN I 09 5801 001 PRIN BIOCHEM I LAB 09 5801 002 PRIN BIOCHEM I LAB 22 2!2A 25? pIft biochem i lab 09 5870 001 MOL GENETICS 22 till ?2X "0L GENETICS LAB 09 5995 001 INTERNSHIP 22 62S? 2S1 SEMINAR 09 6020 001 MARINE BIOL 09 6021 001 MARINE BIOL LAB 22 .i2? 22 ST0F HOLECULAR B 09 6504 001 SPEC PROBS 09 6514 001 SPEC PROBS 09 6880 001 INTRO TO RES 09 6994 001 INTERNSHIP 09 6995 001 THESIS 09 6996 001 THESIS 09 6999 001 RESIOENCV (TTH CTBA (TBA (T8A (MWP CM (MWP L (NU (TTH (TTH (TTH (TH (NWF (M (MMP (T (HUP CM (TH (T (HUP (TH (TBA a" (S IO(W (TBA (TBA (M (TBA (TSA (TBA (TBA 12:00-02 11:00 02:00-05! 09:00 10:00-12: 01:00 02:00-04: 08:00 02:00-05; 10:00 02:00-05: 09:00 02:00-05: 01:00 02:00-05: 02:00-05: 02:00-05: 02:00 02:00-05: 09:00-11: 11:00-01: 07:00-09: 07:00-09: 00: (00) (02) (02) (02) (04) (00) (0) (00) (02) (02) (04) Hi (00) (04) (00) (04) (00) (00) (00) (04) (00) (01) (01) (03) (00) (02) (02) (02) (02) (01) (03) (03) (00) BUEO (BUSINESS EDUCATION ) - 11 ll til 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 II 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 ? 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 ? 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 1000 1000 1001 1002 1003 2112 2112 2112 2112 2114 2123 2136 2205 2206 2212 2212 2212 2212 2213 2213 2213 2213 2311 2311 2312 2312 3200 3200 3214 3220 3220 3225 3228 3267 3291 3292 3293 3294 3301 4000 4312 4323 4324 5301 5389 5390 6401 6428 001 002 001 001 001 001 002 003 004 001 001 001 001 001 001 002 003 004 001 002 003 004 001 002 001 002 001 002 001 001 002 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 fcEYSOAROING KETBOAROIHG BEGIN TYPEWRITING INTERN TYPEWRITING ADVANCED TYPEWRITIN INTRO TO DATA PROCS INTRO TO DATA PROCS INTRO TO DATA PROCS INTRO TO OATA PROCS BEGIN SHORTHANO ERLT EXPER PROSP TC OFFICE MACHINES INTRO TO WORD PROC INTRO TO WORO PROC BASIC PROG BUS APPL BASIC PROG BUS APPL BASIC PROG BUS APPL BASIC PROG BUS APPL BASIC PROG BUS APPL BASIC PROG BUS APPL BASIC PROG BUS APPL BASIC PROG BUS APPL FINAN INFOR STST FINAN INFOR STST FINAN INFOR STST L FINAN INFOR STST L (ALL (ALL (NTT (MTT (NTT (NWF (NWF (NWF (M (NTT HR(T (TTH (NWF L (TBA (NWF (NWF (NWF (TH L(TBA L(TBA L(TBA L(TBA (TTH (TTH (T3A (TBA HF HF HF HF 10 10: 01 02: 11: 09: 10. 02: 06: 11: 04: 09: 01: 09! 11: 08: 06: 09: 11: 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 30-09 00 00 30-10: 00 00 00 00 30-09: OIST TECH I DIST TECH I AOY SHORTHA BUS COMHUNI BUS COMMUNI OFF SIM f. 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We have lowest rate in town. Only $20.00 per month, unlimited class schedule. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday: 3:15,4:30,5:45,7:00,8:15 Thursday: 3:15, 4:30, 5:45, 7:00 Friday: 3:15,4:30 Saturday: 1 1:00, 1:00 Sunday: 4:00 Try our new tanning center with the best rates in town. Rates 1 visit - $3.50 10 visits - $30.00 20 visits - $50.00 NON-MEMBERS ? lMm Mzm 7 e&gg ?a? I HttM SHOOT BILLIARDS f?E Beer v d I lotamcms sr. ?oss FRjttELBO "flKHSSr UNSHl M? ?? '5? A "We Want To Be Your Night Spot Every Nitel" Est. 8:30-1:00 a.m. CLOSED ? Open for private dorm socials and special Mondays, i.e. first week of each semester. Doors Open: DS1 y:O0-2:00 a.m. MONDAY ? TUESDAY ? CRAZY TUESDAY ? Different events each week from Bikini Contest tr Aif Bond Contest to Draft Nite. Each Tuesday m always different & always fun. WEDNESDAY - HUMP NITE ? ftee admission to ECU student (S1.00 18 ye. adm.) All cans 55? till i 1:00 p.m 8CX till closing. THURSDAY ? COLLEGE NITE ? 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TELEPHONE (919) 757-1971 Kingston PUc ? P.O. Box 1 ? 2820 E. Tenth St. ? Greenville, NC 27836 ? 4? 4? 4? iMEwf! ,H,joHJ ???? I?HOil ?Jt- w - " " ??? "? ?" I I I 1THE EAST CAROLINIAN MARCH 14, 1985 BARNES MfUP JEWELERS DIAMOND AND THAT SPECIAL GIFT BIRTHDAY ? HOLIDAY ? ANY DAY GALLERY Free Ring Cleaning And Inspection?Limit 5 A Graduate 2V? try 1x1 Diamond Earrings .50 Ct. TW Reg. $820 s449 .50 Ct. Diamond Pendant Reg. $1075 fj Tj All Diamond 14 Kt. Gold Watches Now Up To Similar Style Man's 12 Diamond -50 Ct. TW Reg. $1065 30?c 0 Off V Sale $595 Sale 549 i Y Man's Diamond Solitaire 20 Ct. Reg. $820 Mom ?s- Ladies' Diamond Horseshoe Ring reg. $345 Sa.e$1 95 Ladies' 7 Diamond Cluster Ring .10 Ct. TW Reg. $230 Sale $99 & .55 Ct. TW Reg. $795 Sale $475 Sa 475 f) 5$ &?fl Ladies' Cluster 14 Diamonds 1.00 Ct. TW Reg. $2100 r- ? Diamond- Ruby- Sapphire- Emerald Ring Reg. $350 9 Diamonds Eternity Ring Reg. $950 Sa.e$695 Sale M195 iy S? 19 Diamond Waterfall Reg. $595 Sale275 w-STl 1.00 Ct. TW ?iy 19 Diamond Reg $1575 Sale695 Sale $149 Wedding ?i 3? i Ladies' Sparkling 4 Diamond Ring 1.20 Ct. TW Reg. $2630 s1295 (Under 12 Price) (Diamond Earrings $12.95) A n. N 'Vi u 14 Kt. Yellow Or White Gold Wedding Bands Wv Up To 40?c 0 Off DIAMOND GALLERY Two Piece Diamond Wedding Sets Up To 30 Off BARNES THE MOST AFFORDABLE ONE CARAT DIAMOND Easter US V&dW GSV A 14 Ear Piercing-lncl Earrings $ Kt. Gold Charms 40 OH 1.25 Carat Solitaire Ui All Birthstone Rings 40 o? Onlyl Reg. $2395.00 A Gem of Sole Every Day Any Day "At Barnes r v? A: ' C5 f Pick Your Own Diamond And Let "Barnes Set It In A Beautiful Mounting Round Reg.$6095 Oval Reg. $2195 Pear Reg. $2195 Marquise Reg. $7100 Heart Reg. $350 Sa,e S3095 Sale $995 Sale $995 Sale $3995 Sale $250 1.60 Ct. .50 Ct. .50 Ct. 1.90 Ct. 17Ct. Diamonds Come With Certified Appraisal All Pearl Jewelry?Necklace?Ring? tarring?Beautiful Pearls 40 Off WATCHES BY: Bulova Citizen Pulsar Hamilton 30 Off BOLEX TfcR 16758 GMT-Master Oyster Perpetual Chronometer in 14 ct. gold. 100? 0 waterproof to 100 m330 feet. Selfwinding. Rotatable bezel and 24 I hand enable the exact time to be shown in any two time-zones simultaneously. Rapid date change and sapphire crystal. "Special Ofler" ?X $ 1750 Have You Ever Considered Buying A Rolex Watch At 25 To 30 Less Than The Retail Price? Man's 3 Diamond .50 Ct. TW Reg. $1425 Sale s795 Dad A small price for a large gift that will increase in beauty and value as the years go by. Gold Beads 10?Chains 50 Off?ID Bracelets $8.00?Diamond Sweetheart Ring $60 Man's 7 Diamond Ring .25 Ct. TW $350 1.00 Ct. TW Reg. $1650 695 Vri Man's Sparkling Diamond Horseshoe Ring Reg. $425 s.224 7 WAYS TO BUY Cash Charfe-layaway-Vi$a-Ma$terCardAmerican F,xpre$s?Barnes Charge Card Barnes ifeuei&u And Diamond Gallery Hours: Monday-Thursday 9:30-8:00, Friday 9:30-9:00, Saturday 9:30-6:00, Closed Sunday JACKSONVILLE Sale A "Barnes Charge Account Is A Step In The Right Direction '60 Days Same As Cash COLLEGE PLAZA STEMfrBL' 347-4300 KIKSTOK & GREENVILLE "Uyaway" v No Time Limit No Service Charge Set Payment gUHigjHHfn. m ?? - ?? m?u?M?ifc' "? m i wmm i?iR FALL COURSES THE EAST CAROLINIAN MARCH 14, 1985 17 3 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 ? 34 ?34 ? 34 34 34 34 34 3 34 ? 34 ? 34 34 34 34 3 34 34 ? 34 ? 34 ? 34 ? 34 ? 34 ? 34 ? 34 ? 34 ? 34 ? 34 ? 34 ? 34 ? 34 ? 34 ? 34 2105 2105 2123 2126 2180 2181 2200 2201 2202 2202 2239 2290 2350 2400 2400 3000 3002 3203 3225 3235 32B2 3284 3285 3286 3287 3330 3331 3380 3381 3385 3990 3991 3992 4280 4281 4308 4317 4323 4324 4328 4329 4334 4335 4340 4357 4390 4391 4500 4501 4502 4521 4880 4880 4881 4883 4834 4990 4994 4995 4995 5005 5006 001 002 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 002 001 001 001 001 002 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 002 001 001 001 001 001 001 002 001 001 NUTRITION NUTRITION ERLT EXPEt PftOSP CONSUMER AFFAIRS INTERIORS INTERIORS LAS INFANCY FRE-SCNOOL FRC-SCHOOL FRE-SCNOOL CLOTHING t TCNRtN CM N? L L ? EN NM .NNF CTTH MV TTN .NUF NWF CNN CNNF CNWF CTTH CNNF CNNF CNVF CNWF CNWF tf W CTTH if TTN CTH CT C7H CTTH CT8A CTBA CT8A ? 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 ? 34 ? 34 34 34 34 34 ? 34 ? 34 ? 34 ? 34 ? 34 34 ? 34 ? 34 ? 34 ? 34 ? 34 ? 34 ? 34 ? 34 ? 34 ? 34 ? 34 5007 S007 5303 5304 5313 5321 5332 5333 5334 5337 5355 5356 5381 5409 5992 5993 6403 6404 64 12 6430 6500 6500 6501 6502 6900 6950 69S0 6980 6981 6981 6984 6984 6985 6985 6995 6996 6999 001 002 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 002 001 001 001 001 001 002 001 002 001 002 001 002 001 001 001 CHILD CHILO CHILE S25??6NT THEORT 92S5XXly F? $? 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COO) C03) (00) C02) COO) mi COD COD (03) (00) C03) C03) C03) COS) C04) (00) (06) (00) (02) (01) (03) COO) C03) C03) illi C03) C03) COD C03) (01) C03) C03) COO) COO) 01) 02) m C03) COO) C02) (03) (03) kli (03) (00) tin (03) (00) (03) (03) (03) IB (03) (03) (03) illi (03) C03) (03) C03) C03) (03) (03) C03) C03) C03) COO) MPRO CHEALTH PROFESSIONS ) - 35 35 2000 35 2002 35 2002 35 2002 35 2002 35 2100 35 2400 35 2400 3S 4300 001 001 002 003 004 001 001 002 001 SUR FOR ALL HLTH ALCOHOL HLTH SOC ALCOHOL HLTH SOC ALCOHOL HLTH SOC ALCOHOL HLTH SOC PERSPEC IN HLTH . INTRO TO GERONTOLOGY INTRO TO " CONN HLTH PROFCTH PROSCMNF PROBCW PR08CT PROSCN CARE CN GERONTOLOGY ORGAN AND CNNF CNNF CNW 02:30-04:30) 11:00 ) 06:30-09:30) 06:30-09:30) 0613 0-09:30) 10:00-12:00) 11:00 ) (02) (03) C03) C03) C03) ?! liioo-12100) COD The International Emporium Fashions ? Interiors ? Gifts Greenville Shopping Center 756-5961 BICYCt? 1985 Cruisers Are Here Now! 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STARTS JANUARY 2, 1985 Gym Hours: Monday-Friday 10:00 a.m8:00 p.m Saturday 2:00 p.m6:00 p.m. Sunday 2:00 6:00 ai Rring this Ad in and get the ret oj the msemester (March 14-1a 21) for onh GYM iS&SLX JOBBIES HAS EXPANDED ITS PRESENT FACILITY Jobbies now has twice the room, and has added 200 pounds of OLYMPIC Weights and more equipment than ever before. The best improvement of ail is the same low semester rate. Still Only $70.00 YEARLY MEMBERSHIPONLY $115.00 ? Monthly Memberships S25 00 per month ? Special Semester rates (4 months) $70.00 ? January 2 May 2 Located in the Downtown Mall Next to The Aerobic Workshop FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CALL 758-4359 Presents FREE BEER PARTY and Happy Hour Featuring New York's Hottest Top 40, Soul and Beach Band Plus: Rock 93's Greg Allison spins your favorite dance tunes. Free Beer till 1 1:30 Happy Hour 11:30 till closing SUPER SUNDAY ST. PATRICK'S DAY CELEBRATION March 1 7 th with SUPER GRIT, COULTERS, CIMMARUN & CAROLINA DREAM , ? . 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READ (REAOING ) - 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 482 ? 82 ? 82 ? 82 ? 82 82 ? 82 82 82 ? 82 82 82 82 82 82 0092 0092 0092 0092 0092 0092 0092 1031 1032 1033 1033 1033 1034 3204 3204 3204 3205 3205 3205 3206 3206 3206 3990 3990 3990 5312 5316 5317 6405 6418 6421 6431 001 002 003 004 005 00 6 007 001 001 001 002 003 001 001 002 003 001 002 003 001 002 003 001 002 003 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 RENEOIAL REAOING (TTH RENEOIAL REAOING (TTH RENEOIAL READING (TTH RENEOIAL REAOING (TTH RENEOIAL REAOING (NW RENEOIAL REAOING (NW RENEOIAL REAOING (NW PERS REAO SPEED UNOS (NW REAO AS A LANG PROC (NW REAO SK FOR ACAO STOTCNW READ SK FOR ACAD STOT(TTH READ SK FOR ACAO STOTCNW READ FOR APPREC t EVL(NW FUND OF REAOING FUND OF READING FUND OF REAOING OIAG-PRESC TCHG ROG OIAG-PRESC TCHG ROG OIAG-PRESC TCHG ROG PRAC IN 0P TCHG ROG 0P TCHG ROG DP TCHG RDG CON ARS SE CON ARS SE CON ARS SE REAO INSTR (AC PRAC IN PRAC IN TCH ROG TCH ROG TCH ROG INPROV APPLIED PHONICS REAO JR I SR HI SCH INVEST TCH REAOING REAO-THE LEARN BASES ID 1 EVAL REAO OIS (NWF (MWF (NWF (TTH (TTH (NW (TTH (TTH (NW SCCTTH SC(ALL SC(NW (N (ALL (T (W (T (N TCH OF BASIC RD SK AOCTBA 01 01 01 01 01 01 01 12 01 01 01 01 01 09 11 01 02 02 02 03 03 03 09 01 10 06 09 06 06 06 06 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00- 00- 00- 30- 30- 30- 00 00 00 30- 00- 30- 30- 30- 30- 03:15 03:15 03:15 04:30 04:30 04:30 09:30 11:00 09:30 09:30 09:30 09:30 (00) (00) (00) (00) (00) (00) (00) (01) (01) (01) (01) (01) (01) (03) (03) (03) (03) (03) (03) (01) (01 ) (01) (02) (02) (02) (03) (03) (03) (03) (03) (03) (03) &&ftftfttiftftft&ftftftftti&&tr&& Join 1 K Monday-Friday 6:30?jn2 pja. 5 p.m10p.m. Saturday 8 a.m. 2 p.m. 5 p.m10p.m. Sunday 8 a.m1 1a.m. EDNESDAY Shrimp and Chablis Tender shrimp fried, boiled, or broiled Crab Legs and Chablis Svkeet and succulent Alaskan crab les Shrimp and Chablis lender shnmp tried, boiled and broiled Beef and Burgundy 10.95 The areas best prime rib! 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SUPERVIS(T9A ? - i ?; 06:00-10:00) 01:00-04:00) 02) ) (03) i?3 ?MEETS JUNE 5 - JUNE 18, 1915. : : : COMc (COMMUNITY HEALTH 14 16 16 14 16 ? 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 3300 001 INTRO PATIE 3301 001 INTRO PATIE 4500 001 INOEPENOENT 4501 001 INOEPENOENT 4502 001 INOEPENOENT 4990 001 INTERN COM 4200 001 COMM HLTH E 6500 001 INOEPENOENT 6501 001 INDEPENDENT 6502 001 INOEPENOENT 6990 001 INTERNSHP C 6991 001 INTERNSHP C 6991 001 MAJOB PAPER NT EOUC NT EOUC STUOT STUDY STUOY HL EO P OUC I STUOY STUDY STUOY OH HLTH ON HLTH (MWF L (TTH (TBA (TSA (TBA RACCTBA (MU (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA ) - 16 09:40-12:10) (03) 09:40-12140) (00) ) (01) ) (02) ) (03) ) (00) 06:00-10:00) (03) ) (02) ) (02) ) (03) ) (03) ) (03) ) (04) Sec?i?eSc?eoit!M80ll l B0? TERNS T0 CORS (CORRECTIONAL SERVICES ) - 17 17 17 1000 2000 001 001 CRIMINAL CRIMINAL JUSTIC SYST OFFENDER CALL (ALL OB: 00-09 11:20-12: 30) 50) (03) (03) CSCI (COMPUTER SCIENCE ) - 13 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 87 87 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 21 90 30 0 ao 30 80 20 90 80 ao 1584 001 LINEA ALG COMP APPLICCALL 2600 001 INTRO OIGIT COMPUT (ALL 2610 001 INTRO TO STRUCT PROG (ALL 3526 001 SWTCH THEO f. MACH ORCALL 4602 001 THEO AUTOMATA & LING (ALL 4604 001 SYSTEMS SIMULATION (ALL 4605 001 DISCRETE COMPUT STRUCCALL 4627 001 PROCEO LANG t CONPIL (ALL 4630 001 OPERATING SYSTEMS (ALL ONCE (DANCE 11:20-12 09:40-11 08:00-09 09:40-11 08:00-09 09:40-11 11:20-12 11:20-12 08:00-09 :50) :10) :30) :i0) :30) : 10) :50) :50) :30) C03) (03) (03) (0?) (03) (03) (03) (03) (03) ) - 87 1012 001 CONTEMPORARY OANCE I (ALL 1013 301 JA7.7. OANCE I (ALL 08:00-09:30) 09:40-11:10) (03) (03) OREO (DRIVER EOUCATION ) - 21 2000 2000 2210 2210 2211 2211 6420 6521 4522 6990 6991 001 002 001 002 001 002 001 001 001 001 001 INTRO DRIVER EOUC INTRO ORIVER EOUC MOTORCYCLE SAFETY MOTORCYCLE SAFETY MOTORCYCLE SAFETY MOTORCYCLc SAFETY PEORAL PROG HMY SAF HEADINGS OR TRAF SAF CALL (ALL (TTH (TTH LABCMWF LA6CMWF (MTWTH (TSA 08:00-09! 09:40-11: 09:40-11: 11:20-12: 09:40-11: 11:20-12: 07:00-09: HEADINGS OR TRAF SAF (TBA EXTERNSHIP OR TRAF SAOBA EKTERNSHIP OR TRAF SA(TBA 30) 10) 10) 50) 10) 50) 00) ) ) (03) (03) (02) (02) (00) (00) (03) (02) (02) (02) (02) OSCI (OECISION SCIENCcS ) - ao 2223 2223 2223 3063 3063 3243 3623 3623 ?803 6843 001 002 003 031 002 001 001 002 001 301 INTRC INTRO INTRO MGMT MGMT MANAG ?4ANAG MANAG STABI MGMT TO TO TO INF INF ERIAL EHENT COMPUTERS COMPUTERS COMPUTERS SYSTEMS I SYSTEMS I ECON SCIENCE I EMENT SCIENCE I LI2ATI0N POLICY INF SYSTEMS II (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (MTWTH (MTWTH 08:oo- 11:20- 01:00- 09:4 0- 01:00- 11:20- 09:o- 11:20- 05:00- 07:oo- 09 12 02 11 30) 50) 30) 10) 02:30) 12:50) 11 12 07 09 10) 50) 00) CO) (03) (03) (03) (03) (33) (03) (03) (03) (03) (03) EC3N (cCCNOMICS ) - 22 2Z 2113 001 22 2113 002 P8INC ECONOMICS I PRINC ECONOMICS I 22 2133 001 PRINC ECONOMICS II EOAO (ADMINSTRATION ? 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 6400 6406 6428 6453 6479 6493 6993 7409 7429 7460 7472 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 301 001 001 SEMINAR ELEM SC PRIN ?R THE AOU INTRO C INTRO T CUR INS PUBLIC PR08 IN AOV PU3 ISSU PR - SUPERVISI H AOMIN AC SUPERVISI LT LEARNER OM COL C AO 0 SCHOOL LAW T SPEC INT I SCH AOMIN EOUC SUPERV LIC RELATION OB RESEARCH (ALL 0N(ALL (MT ONCWTH (WTH EDCMT (MT (TBA (WTH (MT S (WTH EO(MT 11:20-12:50) (03) ) - 23 01:00-04; 34:20-08: 04:20-08: 04:20-08: 04:20-09: 04:20-08: 04:20-08: 04:20-08: 04:20-08: 04:20-09: 00) 00) 00) 00) 00) 00) ) 00) 00) 00) 00) (02) (03) (03) (33) (33) (03) (03) (03) (03) (02) (02) ?MEETS JUNE 5 - 18, 1985. 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 EHLT (ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH 3501 001 PROB IN ENVIRON HLTH (TBA 3502 001 PROB IN ENVIRON HLTH (TBA 4990 001 ENVIR HLTH INTERNS (TBA 4501 001 PR08 RESCH ENVIR HLTHCTBA 6980 001 ENVIR HLTH PRACTICUM (TBA 6995 001 THESIS (TBA 6996 001 THESIS (TBA ) - 24 ELEM (ELEMENTARY EOUCATION 25 2101 001 25 3203 001 25 4532 001 25 4533 001 25 4534 001 25 4425 001 25 6498 001 INTRO TO EOUC LANG ARTS LEG PROB IN EOUC PROB IN EDUC PROS IN EOUC ELEM SCH CURR (ALL (ALL (TBA (TBA (TBA (WTH AOV LANG ARTS ELEM SC(MT ENGL (ENGLISH 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 26 2 26 24 27 27 27 27 27 27 1100 1100 1200 1200 2100 2200 2200 3260 3570 3850 3880 3880 400 4250 4510 4520 4550 4555 4830 4950 5210 5460 5850 5880 6890 6995 6996 6997 6999 001 002 001 002 001 001 002 001 001 001 001 002 001 001 301 001 001 001 001 001 331 001 001 301 301 001 001 001 001 COMPOSI COMPOSI COMPOSI compos: major a MAJOR A MAJOR A BLACK L AME7ICA INTRO F WRIT 3U WRIT au SHAKESP AMER LI OIRECTE OIRECTE SENICR SENIOR ?RAC CA LIT FOR STUOY A EARLY 2 ?OV fic AOV WRI 9EAD TE THESIS THESIS THFSIS RESIOEN TION TION TION TION RITIS NER W MER W IT AM N FOL ICTIO S t I S t I EARE T: 18 0 REA 0 PEA HONOR HONOR REERS CHIL M LIT OTH C TION T BUS CH PR H WRITE RITERS RITERS ERICA KLORE N WRITI NOUSTRT NOUSTRY COMEOIE 65-1920 OINGS OINGS S SEMIN S SEMIN IN WRI D?EN TO 183 EN POET WRITING t INO OF WRIT IN LIT CE (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL RSCALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL NG(ALL (ALL (ALL S (ALL (ALL (TBA (TBA AR(TBA ARCTBA T (TBA (ALL 0 (ALL rt(all (ALL (ALL (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA 09:40-11 09:40-11 09:40-11 09:40-11 08:00-09 09:40-11 11:20-12 0940-ll 11:20-12 09:40-11 08:00-09 09:40-11 09:40-11 09:00-09 ) - 26 :30) :i0) :50) :10) ??50) : 10) :30) :i0) :i0) :30) 11:20-12: 08:00-09: 09:40-11: 09:40-11 08:00-09: FINA (FINANCE 3304 3554 3724 3724 3724 4944 001 001 001 002 003 001 INVESTMENTS PRINC OF REAL ESTATE FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL FINANCIAL FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT MARKETS (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL 28 ?28 28 FREN (FRENCH 1001 001 ELEMENTARY FRENCH (ALL 1002 001 ELEMENTARY FRENCH (ALL 1003 001 INTERMEDIATE FRENCH (ALL 1004 001 INTERMEDIATE FRENCH (ALL GEOG (GEOGRAPHY 1000 1000 2001 2008 3003 3005 5063 5064 5065 5066 5501 5502 5503 6500 6501 6502 6503 6995 6996 001 002 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 EARTH I NAN EARTH I MAN WORLD GEOGRAPHY I NAP REAO I INTERPR POLITICAL 6f06JJA GEOG OP ENVIR RESO GEOGRAPHY INTERNSHIP GEOGRAPHY INTERNSHIP GEOGRAPHY INTERNSHIP GEOGRAPHY INTERNSHIP PROBLEMS PROBLEMS !?; w PROBLEMS RESEARCH RESEARCH RESEARCH URBAN ECONOMIC CARTOGRAPHY RESEARCH PHTS GEOG THESIS THESIS Student Travel ? 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Quixote Travels, Inc. 319CotancheSt. Greenville, N.G Phone: 757-0234 GEOL (GEOLOGY 30 1500 001 PHYSICAL GEOLOGY (ALL 30 1501 001 PHYSICAL GEOLOGY LAB (MTN 30 1501 002 PHYSICAL GEOLOGY LAB (MTW 30 5500 001 DIRECTED STUOIES GEOLCT8A 30 5510 001 OIRECTED STUOIES 6E0LCTBA 30 5520 001 DIRECTED STUOIES GEOLCTBA 30 6995 001 TMESIS (TBA 30 6996 001 THESIS (TBA 30 6999 001 RESIOENCE (TBA GERM (GERMAN 31 1003 001 INTERMEDIATE GERMAN (ALL ) - 30 09: 01: 01: 40-11:10) 00-04:00) 00-04:00) ) ) ) ) ) ) (03) (01) (01) (02) (02) (02) (03) (03) (00) ) - 31 09:ao-ii:io) (03) HIST (HISTORY ) - 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 32 1030 1030 1031 1050 1051 1051 3100 3210 4490 5160 5350 6953 6993 6995 6996 6999 001 002 001 001 001 002 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 WORLD WORLD WORLD AMER AMER AMER NO CA COLON OIP H AM MA RENA INTER OIR R THESI THESI RESID CIV CIV CIV HIST HIST HIST ROLINA AN TO EU 18 RIT UN IN EUR N TRAI ESEARC S S ENCE 0 A01500 0 A01500 INC AO1500 0 1877 INCE 1877 INCE 1877 HIST 1763 15 PRES OWATER HI HIST N IN HIST H STUDY (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (TBA (ALL (TSA (TBA (TBA (T3A (TBA 08: 11: 09: 09: 09: 11: 08: 09: 11: 09: 00-09:30) 20-12:50) 40-n:io) 40-n: 10) 40-n:i0) 20-12:50) 00-09:30) 40-n:i0) 20-12:50) ) 40-n:io) ) ) ) ) ) (03) (03) (03) (03) (03) (03) (03) (03) (03) (03) (03) (03) (01) (02) (02) (00) ?FIELD SCHOOL IN MARITIME ANO UNOERWATER HIST I2-HdAUGHT AT GREENVILLE, NC - TAR RIVES? ADMISSION 3Y PERMISSION OF INSTRUCTOR ONLY. (JUNE 10 - JULY 19) (ALL 09:0-li:i0) (03) (MTWTH 07:00-09:00) (03) (02) (03) (05) (02) (06) (03) (03) ) - 25 09:40-11:10) (03) 01:00-03:00) (04) ) (01) ) (01) ) (01) 05:00-08:45) (03) 05:00-09:65) (03) HLTH (HEALTH ) - 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 1000 1000 1000 1000 2125 2125 2125 2126 2126 001 002 003 004 001 002 003 001 002 HLTH MOOERN HLTH MODERN HLTH NOOERN HLTH MODERN SAFETY EO SAFETY EO SAFETY :0 SAFE ED L SAFE 50 i. SOCIETY (ALL SOCIETY (ALL SOCIETY (ALL SOCIETY (ALL i FIRST AID(ALL & IRST AID(ALL & FIRST AID(ALL FIRST AID L(T3A c I 3 S T AID L(T3A 08: 09: 11 31: OP: 09: 11: 0-09:00) 0-10:40) 0-12:20) 0-02:00) 0-09:30) o-11: i o) 0-12:50) ) ) (02) (02) (02) (02) (03) (33) (33) COO) (00) 33 3244 001 33 4340 001 33 5345 001 33 5355 001 PRAC OF HLTH ELEM SCH(ALL METH L CON IN HE (ALL ALCOHOL HEALTH EDUC (ALL DRUG EOUCATION (ALL 09:40-10:40) (02) 11:2 0-12:50) (03) 11:2 0-12:50) (03) 09:40-11:10) (03) HOME (HOME ECONOMICS ) - 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 ? 34 ? 34 ? 34 ? 34 ? 34 ? 34 ? 34 ? 34 ? 34 ? 34 34 ? 34 834 ? 34 34 ? 34 ? 34 34 ? 34 34 ? 34 ? 34 ? 34 1103 001 MARRIAGE ? FAMILY R 2034 001 TEXTILES 2035 001 TEXTILES LA 2105 001 NUTRITION 2290 001 MANAGEMENT 2350 001 OVERVIEW FO 2400 001 INTRO TO GE 3000 001 DYNAMICS OF 3002 001 CHILD IN TH 3203 001 MIDDLE CHIL 3990 001 FIELD EXPER 3991 001 FIELD EXPER 3992 001 FIELD EXPER 4500 001 INOEPENOENT 4501 001 INDEPENDENT 4502 001 INOEPENOENT 4521 001 READINGS IN 4990 001 FIELD EXPER 5005 001 SPECIAL TOP 5006 001 SPECIAL TOP 5006 002 SPECIAL TOP 5007 001 SPECIAL TOP 5007 002 SPECIAL TOP 5339 001 PROB IN CLO 6500 001 INOEPENOENT 6501 001 INOEPENOENT 6502 001 INOEPENOENT 6900 001 REVIEW OF C 6980 001 INTRN CHLD 6991 001 INTRN CHLD 6995 001 THESIS 6996 001 THESIS 6999 001 RESIDENCE B THEORY SER MGM RONTOLOG HE E FAMILY DHOOO IN HE IN HE IN HE STUDY STUDY STUDY HOME EC IN F I H H H H H ICS ICS ICS ICS ICS IN IN IN IN IN THING STUDY STUOY STUOY URRENT FAN SP FAM SP ELCALL (ALL (MWTH (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA (T8A (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA (MTWTH (T5A (ALL (ALL (T3A (TBA (TBA IT(T3A (TBA I (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA 11:20- 09:40- 11:20- 11:20- 09:40- 01:00- 09: 08: 01: 09: 4 0- 00- 0 0- 4 0- 12:50) 10:40) 01:20) 12:50) li:i0) 02:00) 11:10) 09:00) 02:30) 11:10) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) 08:00-11:00) ) 08:00-11:00) 01:00-04:00) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) (03) (02) (01) (03) (03) (02) (03) (02) (03) (03) (01) (01) (01) (03) (03) (03) (01) (03) (01) (02) (02) (03) (03) (03) (03) (03) (03) (02) (03) (03) (03) (03) (00) ?SPECIAL PERMISSION ONLY. MEETS JUNE 4 - 18. WORKSHOP ENTITLEO REOUCED CALORIE FOOOS - SPECIAL PERMISSION ONLY. ?MEETS MAT 14 - JUNE 3. WORKSHOP ENTITLEO INTERPRETATION OF PERIOD INTERIORS FOR TODAY'S HOMES - SPECIAL PERMISSION ONLY. ?MEETS MAY 14 - JUNE 3. WORKSHOP ENTITLEO CONSERVATION OF HISTORIC COSTUMES. HPRO (HEALTH PROFESSIONS 35 2002 001 ALCOHOL HLTH SOC PROBCALL 35 2400 001 INTRO TO GERONTOLOGY (ALL 35 4300 001 COMM HLTH ANO ?RGAN (ALL ?35 4310 001 GROSS ANATOMY (ALL 35 4311 001 GROSS ANATOMY LAB (ALL ) - 35 08:00-09:30) (03) 09:40-11:10) (03) 11:20-12:50) (02) 09:00-10:00) (00) 10:00-12:00) (00) ?COURSE WILL RUN CONSECUTIVELY FROM MAY 14 - JULY 8, 1985 (9 WEEKS). STUOENTS MUST ENR3LL IN BOTH TERMS TO RECEIVE C9E0IT. MSTA (HEALTH STATISTICS 70 5400 001 RES ?LAN IN EPIO (TBA INOT (INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY ) - 70 ) (03) ) - 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 37 2010 2034 2054 2055 2072 2073 3290 3290 3292 3300 4293 5001 6100 6101 6102 6104 6500 6501 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 302 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 INTRO T ENGINEE ELcCTE ELECTE METALS METALS TcCHNIC TECHNIC INOUSTR PLT LAY INOUSTR ADMN . HIST i 0 INO R GRA LECTR LECTR PROCE PROCE AL WR AL WR IAL S OUT C IAL S SUPV PHIL C TECH PHICS I ONICS ONICS L SSING I SSING I I TING ITING AFETY MAT UPV Or INOT OF INDT HND ( ( ( ( ( L( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ALL ALL ALL ALL ALL ALL ALL ALL ALL ALL ALL T3A TTH 08: 09: 09: ll: 02: 03: 01! 08: 11: 10: 01: 00-09 4 0-12 40-10 0 0-12 00-03 00-0 00-02 00-03 20-12 2 0-12 00-02 06:00-09 TOOLS & MATLS OF INO (TBA SEL I ORG OF SU3J MAT(TBA INO ED APPRENTICESHIPCTBA SPEC PROB IN IND ED (T3A SPEC INVEST IN INO EO(TBA :30) :iO) :50) :55) :oo) :00) :30) :30) :50) :50) :30) ) : 30) ) ) ) ) ) (33) (03) (03) (00) (03) (30) (0 3) (03) (03) (03) (03) (03) (03) (03) (03) (03) (03) (03) JOUR (JOURNALISM 39 2000 001 INTRO TO MASS MEDIA (ALL ) - 39 09:40-11:10) (03) LIBS (LIBRARY ANO INFORMATION STUOIES ) - 41 ?41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 1000 001 RESEARCH SKILLS 5116 001 LIB AOMIN L MGMT 6208 001 ON-LINE CATALOGING 6451 001 INOEPENOENT PROJECT 6500 001 INDEPENDENT STUOY 6522 001 READINGS LIB SCI 6523 001 REAOINGS LIB SCI 6990 001 INTERNSHIP (ALL (MW (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA ?MEETS MAY 14 - MAY 28, 1985. ) - 27 11:20-12:50) (03) 09:40-11:10) (03) 09:00-09:30) (03) 11:2 0-12:50) (01) 01:00-02:30) (03) 01:00-02:30) (03) ) - 28 11:20-12:50) (03) 11:20-12:50) (03) 09:40-11:10) (03) 09:40-11:10) (03) ) - 29 01:00-09:30) (03) 11:20-12:50) (03) 09:40-11:10) (03) 11:20-01:30) (03) 11:20-12:50) 08:00-09:30) LSS 55 2190 55 2191 55 2192 55 2290 55 2291 55 2292 55 2390 55 2391 55 2392 ?55 4990 (LEISURE SYSTEMS STUOIES 01:00-02:30) (01) 05:30-09:15) (03) ) (03) ) (01) ) (02) ) (01) ) (01) ) (02) ) - 55 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 WK EX WK EX WK EX WRK E WRK E WRK E WK EX WK EX WK EX REC F P COM COMM P CON COMM P CON COMM XP WITH SPE XP WITH SPE XP WITH SPE P THRU RES P THRU RES P THRU RES IELOWORK AG (TBA AG (TBA AG (TBA C POPCTBA C POP(TBA C POPCTBA MG ACCTBA NG AGCTBA NG AGCTBA (TBA (02) (02) (02) (02) (4)2) (02) ) (02) ) (02) ) (02) 5 (00) JIU2iMI5w?U5I REGISTER FOR BOTH SESSIONS TO RECEIVE CREDIT. MATH (MATHEMATICS ) - 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 ?42 42 42 42 0001 0001 0001 1043 1065 1065 1074 2127 2171 2283 3219 3220 5101 6264 6266 001 MATH LEARNING LAB 002 MATH LEARNING LAB 003 MATH LEARNING LAB 001 COLLEGE ALGEBRA 001 TOLLEGE ALGEBRA 002 COLLEGE ALGEBRA 001 APPLIED TRIG 001 dASIC CONC MATH I 001 CALCULUS I 001 STAT FOR BUS STUOEN 001 TCH ELEM MATH 001 TCH ELEM MATH 001 AOV CALCULUS I 001 CLSRM MGT INOV TCH 001 MATH SPEC SEM II CALL CALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL rs(Nu (MW (TTH (ALL MA(MW (MW 08: 09: 11: 09: 08: 09: 11: ll: 11 06: 08: 08: ll: 06: 08: 00-09: 40-11: 20-12: 40-12: 00-09: 40-11: 20-12: 20-12: 20-01: 00-09: 00-10: 00-10: 2 0-12: 00-08: 4 5-10: 30) 10) 50) 10) 30) 10) 20) 50) 20) 45) 30) 30) 50) 30) 00) ?STUDENTS AS LAB. MUST ENROLL IN SAME CLASS SECTION MCBI (MICROBIOLOGY ?74 64T0 001 INTSHP IN HICR09I0L 74 6490 001 TOP IN MCBI 74 6498 001 PR03 IN MCBI (TBA (TBA (TBA (00) (00) (00) (03) (03) (0?) (02) (03) (04) (03) (03) (00) (03) (02) (01 ) 74 (00) (01 ) (01) ?STUDENTS MUST REGISTER FOR 30TH SESSIONS TO RECEIVE CREOIT. MEDT (MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY ) - 43 ? 43 ? 43 5060 5061 001 001 CLIN CLIN MICROBIOLOGY MICR08I0L II II (TBA LA8(T3A (00) (00) 2IIJL?iTr14 Z JULT 5? 185. STUDENTS MUST REGISTER FOR BOTH SESSIONS TO RECEIVE CREOIV MGMT (MANAGEMENT 77 3202 77 3232 77 3202 77 3722 77 4242 77 4402 77 4842 77 4842 77 6822 001 002 003 001 001 001 001 002 001 FUND OF MANAGEMENT (ALL FUNO OF MANAGEMENT (ALL PUNO OF MANAGEMENT (ALL OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT(ALL ORG BEHAVIOR PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT BUSINESS POLICY 3USINESS POLICY BUSINESS t SOCIETY MKTG (MARKETING 78 3832 001 MARKETING MANGEMENT 78 3832 002 MARKETING MANGEMENT 78 4562 001 MARKETING STRATEGY 78 4662 001 MARKETING RESEARCH 78 4732 001 CONSUMER BEHAVIOR (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (MTWTH (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL 08: 09: 01: 09: 01: ll: 08; 09: 07: 08: 11 ll: 09: 00-09 40-11 00-02 40-11 00-02 2 0-12 00-09:30) 40-11:10) 00-09:00) ) - 30) 10) 30) 10) 30) 50) 77 (03) (03) (03) (03) (33) (03) (03) (03) (03) ) - 78 00-09: 20-12: 20-12: 40-11 30) 50) 50) 10) (03) (03) (03) (03) 01:00-02:30) (03) NRAO (MEDICAL RECORD ADMINISTRATION - 44 44 3000 001 INTRO TO MED TERM (ALL 01:00-02:00) (02) MUSC (MUSIC ) - 46 46 1105 46 1115 46 1166 46 1136 46 1405 46 1445 46 2208 46 2228 46 2305 46 2315 46 3013 46 3023 46 3033 46 4455 46 4465 46 5926 46 5997 46 6497 46 6927 46 6937 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 3EGINN BEGINN dASIC 5AS MU WOOOWI PERCUS MUSIC HUSIC STRING STRING 8ASIC ME IN ME INT ACCOMP ACCOMP WINO I CLINIC SEM RE SEM PR SEM PP ING PI ING PI MUSICI SICIAN NO GRO SI ON & APPREC OF THE CLASS CLASS MUSIC cLEMEN ERMEOI ANTING ANTING NSTRUM AL INT S IN M OB IN OB IN ANO GR ANO GR ANSHIP SHIP L UP roup IATION TMEAT AB SKILLS TART G ATE GR ENT LI ERNSHI USIC MU EO MU EO OUPCALL OUP(ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL RO (ALL AOECALL (TBA (TBA (ALL ER 11: ll: 01: 09: 09: 11: It: 09: 01: Ot: It: 11: 11: 2 0-12: 2 0-12: 00-03: 40-10: 4 0-10: 20-12: 2 0-12: 40-10; 00-02: 00-02: 20-12: 20-12: 20-12: (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA 11:20-12: 20) 20) 00) 40) 40) 20) 20) 0) 00) 00) 50) 20) 20) ) ) 20) ) ) ) ) (01) (01) (04) (01) (31) (01) (02) (02) (01) (01) (03) (02) (02) (01 ) (01) (02) (01) (02) (02) (02) APPLIED MUSIC: PIANO, VOICE, VIOLIN, VIOLA, OBOE, CLARINET, SAXOPHONE, PERCUSSION (1 HOUR CREOIT ONLT). NURS (NURSING 47 1000 001 NURSING PERSPECTIVE (TH 47 3260 001 LEGAL ASPECT HLTH CAR(MTTH ?47 3305 001 CLIN NURS SPECIALTT (TBA ?47 3305 002 CLIN NURS SPECIALTT (TBA ?47 3306 001 CLIN NURS SPECIALTT LCT3A ?47 3306 002 CLIN NURS SPECIALTT LCT9A 47 6040 031 ORG CONT NUR ?RAC EO (MW 47 6500 001 INOEP STUOT IN NURS 47 6501 001 INOEP STUOT IN NURS 47 6521 031 RcAO L RESCH IN NURS (TBA 47 6522 301 READ I RESCH IN NURS (TBA 47 6995 001 SEM-RES PROJ OR TMES (MW ) - 47 (TBA (T3A (T! 04:30-07:00) (oi) 11:20-01:35) (32) ) (30) ) (30) ) (30) ) (00) 03:00-06:00) (02) ) (33) ) (33) ) (32) ) (02) 02:00-06:00) (03) ?STUDENTS MUST REGISTER FOR BOTH SESSIONS TO RECEIVE CREOIT. NURS 3306 MUST 36 TAKEN CONCURRENTLT WITH NURS 3305. OCCT (OCCUPATIONAL THERAPT 48 4521 001 48 4522 001 48 4997 001 PRO LIT I (T3A PRO LIT II (TSA OCCT THER FLO WK II (ALL PADM (PU3LIC ADMINISTRATION ?49 6137 301 ?49 6198 001 INTERNSHIP PUB ADMIN (MWF INTERNSHIP PUB AOMIN (ALL ) - 49 ) (02) ) (32) 0d:00-05:00) (30) ) - 49 01:00-01:50) (01) 02:00-03:00) (32) PET VILLAGE DONNA EDWARDS Owner We Carry A Complete Line of Dog, Cat, and Fish Supplies New shipment of reptiles and fresh water fish now in stock. Master Card and Visa are accepted and financing is available. 511 EVANS ST. GREENVILLE, NC. 27834 PHONE 756-9222 2510 E. 10th St. Next To Pizza Hut "If you have to do laundry j do it in style" Wstejrn Sizzlin THE ORIGINAL TAKVt STEAK HOUSE , Juicy Beef Tips JUST ASK FOR THE NO. 3! .vjp FREE Potato Fixins Bar With Your Meal ' rW& "?M ???" " vi- -v 4 24 THE EAST CAROLINIAN MARCH 14, 1985 SUMMER ?49 6189 49 6198 49 6199 22 INTERNSHIP PUB AOMIN (ALL 221 I,2S!PEN0EMr "EACH CALL 001 INDEPENDENT RESEARCH (ALL ?PRIOR CONSENT OF INSTRUCTOR. PHAR (PHARMACOLOCT 12 6615 72 9000 72 9000 001 RESEARCH PROCEDURES (TBA 001 DISSERTATION RESEARCHCTBA 002 DISSERTATION RESEARCMCT8A PHIL (PHILOSOPHY 50 1100 001 50 1100 002 50 1100 003 50 1170 001 50 1170 002 50 1500 001 50 2276 001 KNOWL EXIST I KNOWL EXIST l KNOWL EXIST t HUNAN CONDUCT HUMAN CONOUCT INTRO TO LOGIC BUSINESS ETHICS VALUE VALUE VALUE PHLY (PHYSIOLOGY 75 6740 001 INTRO TO RESEARCH PHYE (PHYSICAL EDUCATION 51 51 51 51 51 51 ? 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 ? 51 ? 51 ? 5i 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 51 1000 1000 1018 1021 1021 1021 1060 1101 1104 1114 1114 1119 1120 1120 1121 1139 1139 1139 2323 270 2773 2779 3560 3600 3783 4804 4805 6106 6500 6501 6990 6991 6995 6996 ?SAILING - ?BOWLING - 001 002 001 001 002 003 001 001 001 001 002 001 001 002 001 001 002 003 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 ? 45 ?15 FOUNO PHYE LAB FOUND PHYE LAB ELEM SWIMMING ELEM TENNIS ELEM TENNIS ELEM TENNIS INTRO TO SAILING PHYSICAL CONDIT ARCHERY AEROBIC OANCE AEROBIC OANCE INTER SWIMMING GOLF GOLF ADV TENNIS BOWLING BOWLING dOWLING PRIN OF PHYE TUTORING SX I MTH-VLBL AOV LIFE SAVING PRA t PRO EAR CHLO COACHING THEORIES SX ? MTH-8SX8L TEST t MEAS PHYE PHYSIOL OF EXERCISE CURRENT PROS PHYE INDEPENDENT STUDY INDEPENDENT STUDY PRACT IN PHYS EDUC PRACT IN PHYS EDUC THESIS SEN THESIS SEN (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (TBA (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (TBA (ALL (ALL PE(ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (MT (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA 00 ??? SAILING MAY 31,JUNE PHYS (PHYSICS 52 1050 001 PHYSICS 52 1050 002 PHYSICS 52 1250 001 GENERAL 52 1250 002 GENERAL 52 1251 001 GENERAL 52 1251 002 GENERAL 52 2250 001 ADVANCED GEN 52 6900 001 INTRODUCT TO 52 6996 001 TMESIS 52 $997 301 THESIS PLAN (PLANNING AND THE ANO THE PHYSICS PHYSICS PHYSICS PHYSICS ENVIR(ALL ENVIR(ALL (ALL (ALL (NW (TTH (ALL LAB LAd PHYS RESEABCM(T3A (TBA ( T3A 53 3002 001 53 5111 001 53 5121 301 53 5131 001 PLANNING THEORY (ALL PROS IN PLAN t M6MT (TBA PROS IN PLAN L MGMT (T8A PROS IN PLAN t MGMT (TBA POLS (POLITICAL SCIENCE 54 56 54 54 56 ? 54 ? 54 54 5 ? 54 ? 54 54 1010 1010 2102 3011 3202 4501 4502 4521 4522 4991 4992 6010 001 002 001 OOi 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 AMFR AMER STAT POL I AMER INOE INDE DIR DIR INTE INTE PRES GOV GOV E t TICA LEG P ST P ST READ READ RNSH RNSH IDEN ERNME ERNME LOCAL L ISS ISLAT UOY I UDY I ING P ING P IP PU IP PU T I C NT NT GOVT UES URE N POL N POL OL SC OL SC B ION B ADM ONGRE (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (MWF (ALL (MWF (ALL I (MWF IKALL (TTH ?552R CONSENT OF INSTRUCTOR. ?PRIOR CONSENT OF CHAIRPERSON. PSYC (PSYCHOLOGY 56 56 56 56 56 ? 56 ? 56 ? 56 ? 56 56 56 56 56 56 56 56 56 56 56 56 56 56 56 56 56 56 ? 56 ? 56 ? 56 56 56 56 56 56 ? 56 ? 56 156 56 56 56 56 56 54 56 56 ? 56 ? 56 f56 56 56 56 56 56 1050 1050 1050 1051 1051 2101 2101 2102 2102 2400 3201 3221 3225 3225 3240 3240 3241 3275 4300 4305 4310 4501 4502 4521 4522 4990 4991 4992 5325 5333 5375 5390 5521 5990 5991 5992 6430 6432 6501 6502 6503 6519 6520 6970 6980 6981 6982 4990 6991 6995 6996 S999 001 002 003 001 002 001 002 001 002 001 001 001 001 002 001 002 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL PSYC PSYC PSYCHOLOGY PSYCHOLOGY PSYCHOLOGY PSYCHOLOGY PSYCHOLOGY STATISTICS STATISTICS PSYC STATISTICS LAB PSYC STATISTICS LAB INTRO TO GERONTOLOGY PSYC OF CHILOHOOO SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY PSYC OF LEARNING PSYC OF LEARNING PSYC OF AOOLESCENCE PSYC OF AOOLESCENCE PERS ANO INOUST PSYC PSYC OF ADJUSTMENT PSYC OF PERSONALITY EDUCATIONAL PSYC PHYSIOLOGICAL PSYC PSYC RESEARCH I PSYC RESEARCH II REAOINGS IN PSYC I READINGS IN PSYC II REAOINGS IN PSYC III FIELD EXP IN PSYC FIELD EXP IN PSYC FIELO EXP IN PSYC INTRO TO PSYC TEST CONT MGT IN CLASSROO ABNORMAL PSYC PSYC OF EXCEPT CHILD OIR READ IN PSYC FIELD EXP IN PSYC FIELO EXP IN PSYC FIELD EXP IN PSYC AOV STAT ANO RES DES STAT & RES DESIGN LA PROB IN PSYC I PROB IN PSYC II PROB IN PSYC III INOEP STUOY I INOEP STUOY II INTERN IO PSYC FIELD EXP IN PSYC PIcLO EXP IN PSYC FIELO EXP IN PSYC CLIN PRACT I CLIN PRACT II THESIS THESIS RESIDENCE (ALL (TTH (ALL KALL ICALL (ALL (ALL (MWTH (MWTH (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA (ALL M(ALL (ALL (ALL (TBA (TBA (TBA (T8A (ALL 8(ALL (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA (T8A (TBA (T?A (TBA (TBA (TBA 08:00-09130) (03) 08:00-09:30) (03) 08:00-09:30) (03) ) - 72 ) (02) ) (00) ) (00) ) - 50 09:4 11:2 01:0 09:4 1131 09:4 11:2 0-11:10) 0-12:50) 0-02:30) 0-11:10) 0-12:50) 0-11:10) 0-12:50) ) - 75 ) (03) ) - 51 11 01 08: 09: 11: 01: 02: 08: 01: 08: 11: 02: 09: 11: 02: 09: ll: 01: 09: 02: 01: 09: il: 08: 01: 09: 06: 20-12 00-02 00-09: 40-10: 20-12: 00-02: 40-03: 00-09: 00-02: 00-09: 20-12: 40-03: 40-10: 20-12: 40-03: 40-10: 20-12: 00-02: 40-10: 40-03 00 40-10: 20-12: 00-09: 00-02: 40-11: 0 0-09: 20) 00) 00) 40) 20) 00) 40) 00) 00) 00) 20) 40) 40) 20) 40) 40) 20) 00) 40) ) 40) ) 40) 20) 00) 30) 10) 45) ) ) ) ) ) ) (01) (01) (01) (01) (01) (01) (01) (01) (01) (01) (01 (01 (01 (01 (01 (01) COD (31) (02) (01) (01) (02) (02) (02) (01) (02) (03) (03) (02) (02) (01) (02) (03) (33) 1 I 2. 08:0 0-10:00) 11:20-01:20) 08:00-09:30) 09:40-U:10) 01:00-OS:00) 01:00-05:00) 09:40-11:10) ) ) ) 52 (04) (04) (03) (03) (01) (01) (03) (03) (03) (03) 08:00-09: 08:00-09: 09:40-u: 11:20-12: 09:40-11: 11:20-12: 01:00-01: 02:00-03: 01:00-01: 02:00-03: 01:00-01: 02:00-03: 06:00-10: 30) 10) 50) 10) 50) 50) 00) 50) 00) 50) 00) 00) 08:00-09: 06:30-09: 09:40-10: 08:00-09: 11:20-12: 09:o-io: 08:00-09: 01:00-04: 01:00-04: 09:40-n: 08:00-09: 09:00-09: 09:00-09: 09:40-11: ll:20-12: 09:40-11: 09:40-11: 09:40-11: 11:20-12: 08:00-09: 11:20-12: 11:20-12 09:40-11 09:40-11 11:20-12 08:00-09 09:40-11 00) 00) 40) 00) 20) 40) 00) 00) 00) 10) 30) 30) 30) 10) 50) 10) 13) 10) 50) 30) 50) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) 50) 10) 10) 50) ) ) 30) 10) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ?STUDENTS AS LAB UST ENROLL IN SAME CLASS SECTION ?ONLY BY PERMISSION OF CHAIRPERSON. PTHE (PHYSICAL THERAPY ll US? 221 ?U??.2F ?ATIENT CARE (MTWTH 57 3991 001 CLINICAL EDUC II TBA REAO (READING ) - 57 58 6991 SI 6992 SB 6993 58 6994 58 6997 50 6998 ?DATES OF JUNE 17 - REGISTER 22 i2II5M5MIP ? e?AB 001 INTERNSHIP IN REHAB 22 INTERNSHIP IN REHAB HI ftlltVHlP IM ?EH8 001 THESIS (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA (03) (03) (03) (03) (03) (03) THESE WORKSHOPS ARE: NAY 13 - 17; 21; JULY 15 - 19. STUOENTS MUST FOR BOTH SESSIONS TO RECEIVE CREDIT, SCIE (SCIENCE EDUCATION ) - 60 (03) (03) (03) (03) (03) (03) (03) 60 60 ? 60 ?60 ? 60 ?60 ? 60 ? 60 ? 60 1270 1271 990 6505 6506 6507 6522 6995 6996 001 PHY SCIE ELEM ED MAJ (ALL 001 LAB PHY SCIE ELEM ED (MWTH 001 APPRENTICESHIP SCI (TBA 001 PROS IN SCI EDUC ELEMCTBA 001 PROB IN SCI EDUC SEC (TBA 001 PROB IN SCI EDUC COL 001 REAOINGS IN SCI EDUC 001 THESIS 001 THESIS 09: 01: 40-11:10 00-04:00 (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA ?ONLY BY PERMISSION OF CHAIRPERSON. (03) (01) (03) (03) (03) (03) (01) (03) (03) 61 61 61 61 61 61 61 61 61 61 SEEO (SECONOARY EDUCATION 3272 001 INTR AUD VI 3272 002 INTR AUO VI 3272 003 INTR AUO VI UU 22 THE SECONDA 3325 002 THE SECONDA 5321 001 EOUC COMM M 6424 001 FOUNOA CURR 6430 001 STATISTICS 6480 001 INTRO TO RE 6480 002 INTRO TO RE ) - 51 S INSTR S INSTR S INSTR RY SCHOOL RY SCHOOL ETH MAT ICU DEVEL IN EOUC SRCM SRCH (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (TBA (MT (TBA (MT CMT 08:00-09:00) (02) 09:40-10:40) (02) 11:20-12:20) (02) 08:00-09:30) (03) 09:40-u:io) (3) C03) 06:00-09:45) (03) 06:00-09:45) (03) 06:00-09:45) (03) SLAP (SPEECH LANGUAGE ANO AUDITORY PATHOLOGY ) - 62 62 2100 62 3001 62 3001 62 3002 ?62 3225 ?62 4225 62 5510 ?62 6001 ?62 6002 ?62 6006 ? 62 ? 62 ? 62 ? 62 ? 62 ? 62 ? 62 ? 62 ? 62 ? 62 ? 62 ? 62 ? 62 ? 62 ? 62 ? 62 ? 62 ? 62 ? 62 ? 62 62 6110 6226 6231 6520 6521 6522 6523 6990 6990 6991 6995 6995 6995 6995 6995 6996 6996 6996 6996 6996 6999 001 001 002 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 002 001 001 002 003 004 005 001 002 003 004 005 001 COMM DISORDERS INTRO AMER SIGN LANG INTRO AMER SIGN LANG INTER AMER SIGN LANG LAB CLIN PRACTICE CLINICAL PRACTICUM SPEC P30B SP t HRG AOVANCED AUO CVAL SEMINAR IN AUOIOLOGT HRNG IMPAIR ACULTS 3RAIN LANG APHASIA CLIN PRACTICE IN SP CLIN PRACTICE IN AUO MASTER OF SCIE PAPER READ SP HRG RESEARCH REAO SP HRG READ SP HRG INTERNSHIP INTERNSHIP INTERNSHIP THESIS SP HRG RESEARCH RESEARCH THESIS THESIS THESIS THESIS THESIS THESIS THESIS THESIS THESIS SP SP SP SP SP SP SP SP SP RESIDENCY HRf, HRG HRG HRG HRG HRG HRG HRG HRG (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (TBA (TBA (TBA (MW (MW (MW (MW (TBA (TBA (T (TH (F (F (TBA (TBA (TBA (F (F (F (F (F (F (F (F (F (F (TBA 08:00-09:30) 38:00-09:30) 01:00-02:30) 09:40-11:io) ) ) ) 10: 30-12:00) 0 8:00-10:10) 01:00-03:10) 01:00-03 04: 04: 01: 02: 08: 08: 08: 08: 08: 10: 10: 10: 10: 10: 00-06 00-05 00-02 00-04 00-10 0 0-10 00-10 00-10 00-10 00-12 0 0-12 00-12 00-12 00-12 :iO) ) ) :00) :00) :oo) :oo) ) ) ) :oo) :00) :00) :oo) :oo) :00 ) :00) :00) :00) :00) ) ?MAY 13 - JULY BOTH SESSIONS 2'oJ?85- STUDENTS MUST ENROLL TO RECEIVE CREDIT. ) - 53 30) (03) ) (01) ) (02) ) (03) ) - 54 (03) (03) (03) (03) (03) (01) (02) (01) (02) (01) (02) (03) 56 (02) (02) (02) (02) (02) (03) (03) (00) (00) (03) (03) (03) (03) (03) (03) (03) (03) (03) (03 ) (03) (03) (02) (02) (01) (01) (01) (01) (01) (31) (03) (03) (03) (03) (03) (01) (01) (01 ) (03) (30) (01) (01) (01) (03) (03) (04) (01) (01) (01) (04) (04) (03) (03) (00) SOCI (SOCIOLOGY 63 1025 001 COURTSHIP t MARR 63 1025 002 COURTSHIP I MARR 63 1025 003 COURTSHIP ? MARR 63 2110 001 INTR SOCIOLOGY 63 2110 002 INTR SOCIOLOGY 63 2110 003 INTR SOCIOLOGY 63 2111 004 MOO SOCIAL PROB 63 2400 001 INTRO TO GERONTOLOGY 11 1UZ 221 URBAN SOCIOLOGY 63 4370 001 METH SOCIAL RESEAR SOCW (SOCIAL WORK It 22? 221 INTR0 T0 SOCIAL WORX 6 ?82i 22 FUND QF INTERVIEWING ? 3222 ?01 PR0C ?F soc wx int It c22? 201 crisis intervention 64 5001 001 HUMN 3EMS0C ENV 64 5003 001 PROC OF GRP INTRV ?ENROLLMENT LIMITED TO MAJORS ONLY. STUOENTS MUST ENROLL 30TH SESSIONS TO RECEIVE CREOIT. (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (MTWTH (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL 08:00- 09:40- 11:20- 08:oo- 09:40- 07:00- 11:20- 09:40- 08:00- 01:00- 09:30) 11:10) 12:50) 09: ll: 09: 12 30) 10) 00) 50) li:iO) 09:30) 02:30) ) 39:40-10:40) o?:00-09:00) 01:00-02:00) 09:40-li:io) 01:00-02:30) 11:20-12:50) (03) (03) (03) (03) (30) (00) (02) (00) (00) (00) (00) (00) (30) (00) (00) (00) (00) (00) (00) (00) (00) (00) (00) (00) (00) (00) (00) (00) (00) (00) (00) 63 (03) (03) (03) (03) (03) (03) (03) (03) (03) (03) 64 (02) (02) (00) (03) (03) (03) SPAN (SPANISH 65 65 65 65 66 66 66 66 66 66 66 66 67 67 67 67 67 67 67 67 67 67 1001 1002 1003 1004 001 ELEMENTARY SPANISH (ALL 001 ELEMENTARY SPANISH (ALL 001 INTERMEDIATE SPANISH (ALL 001 INTERMEDIATE SPANISH (ALL SPCH (SPEECH 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2001 2080 2080 001 002 003 004 005 006 001 002 VOICE VOICE VOICE VOICE VOICE VOICE BUSINESS BUSINESS ANO ANO ANO ANO ANO AND DICTION DICTION DICTION DICTION DICTION OICTION I PROF SPCH t PROF SPCH SPED (SPECIAL EDUCATION 2000 2000 2000 2102 3201 5101 5102 5301 6101 6204 001 002 003 001 001 001 001 001 301 001 INTR TO EXCEPT CHILO INTR TO EXCEPT CHILO INTO TO EXCEPT CHILD INTROD MENTAL RET McTH MAT IN 1R I INTROD EXCEPT CHILD PERSPECTIVES IN 1R TEST L MfcAS SPEC EO INTROD TO LEARN AOV METH MAT MR (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (ALL (MT (ALL (ALL (MT (WTH (WTH ) - 65 09:40-11:10) (03) 11:20-12:50) (03) 11:20-12:50) (03) 09:40-ll:i0) (03) ) - 66 08:00-09:00) (02) 11:20-12:20) (32) 08:00-09:00) (02) 09:40-10:40) (02) 11:20-12:20) (02) 11 :20-12:20) (02) 08: 00-09:00) 02) 11:20-12:20) (02) ) - 67 08:00-0):00) 09:43-13:40) 06: 00-0?:30) 09:40-11110) 0ISA9(MT II (MT 11 05 05: 05: 05 20-12150) 00-08:45) 0 0-0145) 00-03149) 00-08145) 05:00-08145) (02) id2) (02) (33) (03) (03) (03) (03) (03) (03) 67 6301 001 CHAR OF CRIPP CHILD (WTH 05:00-08145) (03) THEA (THEATRE ARTS 83 1000 001 83 1010 001 INTRO TO THEATRE INTRO TO ACTING I ) - 93 (ALL 09:40-10:40) (02) (ALL 09:40-li:iO) (03) Second Summer ACCT (ACCOUNTING 01 2401 001 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING (ALL 01 2521 001 MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTINGCALL 01 2521 002 MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTINGCALL 01 3541 001 INTER ACCOUNTING II (ALL 01 3501 001 INT ACCT III (ALL 01 3621 001 COST ACCOUNTING CALL 01 6031 001 TAXATION ANO BUS DEC (MTWTH ANAT (ANATOMY ) - 01 09:40-11 09:40-11 11:20-12 11:20-12 09:40-11 08:00-09 05:00-07 :10) :10) :so) 350) 110) 330) 300) (03) (03) (03) (03) (03) C03) (03) ) - 71 71 6240 001 71 6241 001 671 6242 001 n itu mi RESEARCH PROB IN ANATCTBA RESEARCH PROB IN ANATCTBA RESEARCH PROS IN ANATCTBA 2i?HSITI?N RESEARCHCTBA DISSERTATION RESEARCHCTBA C03) C03) C03) COO) (00) 01:00-03:00) J2J ?oUgigJfvSUcJEoffIST? 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Contact lenses can give you a whole new outlook, and the new soft lenses make them easier to use than ever! Hours by appointment. Evening hours available. Call us now. Discount on lenses & supplies whatever it takes to do it. 04 3500 001 04 3850 001 04 4010 001 04 4020 001 04 4030 001 04 5500 001 04 5560 001 04 5561 001 04 6095 001 04 6996 001 INOEPENOENT STUOY ART IN ELEM SCHOOL INTERNSHIP INTERNSHIP INTERNSHIP INOEPENOENT STUOY AOV PAINTING STU VI AOV PAINTING STU VI, THESIS THESIS (TBA (ALL CTBA (TBA (TBA (TBA (ALL (ALL CTBA (TBA ) (03) 09:40-11J10) ) ) 09:40-11:10) 09:40-11 MO) BIOC (BIOCHEMISTRY 73 6330 001 INTRO TO RESEARCH (TBA 73 9000 001 DISSERTATION RESEARCHCTBA BIOL (BIOLOGY 09 1050 001 PRIN BIOL I 09 1051 001 PRIN BIOL I LAB 09 1070 001 GENERAL BOTANY 09 1071 001 GENERAL BOTANY LAB 09 2130 001 SUR HU PHYS ? ANAT 09 2131 001 SUR HU PHYS ? ANAT 09 2150 001 HUN PHYS 1 ANAT II 09 2151 001 HUN PHYS 4 ANAY 09 3550 001 HONORS 09 4504 001 RES PROB BIOL 09 4514 001 RES PROB BIOL 09 4550 001 HONORS 09 5995 001 INTERNSHIP 09 6003 001 SEMINAR 09 6100 001 AOV TOP MOLECULAR 09 6504 001 SPEC PRQBS 09 6514 001 SPEC PROBS 09 6994 001 INTERNSHIP 39 6995 001 THESIS 09 6996 001 THESIS 09 6999 001 RESIDENCY 8UEO (BUSINESS EDUCATION II L (ALL (MWTH (ALL (NWTH (ALL (MWTH (ALL (MWTH CTBA (TBA (TBA (TEA (TBA (TBA BIOCALL (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA 11 3200 001 OIST TECH I NOSNG 11 3291 001 INTERN SUP WORK EXP 11 3292 001 INTERN SUP WORK EXP 11 3293 001 INTERN SUP WORK EXP 11 3294 001 INTERN SUP WORK EXP 11 5500 001 INO STUDY OIST EOUC 11 5501 001 INO STUOY BASIC BUS 11 5502 001 INO STUOY SEC SCIENCE(T8A 11 6410 001 CONCEPT FOUNO SUSI (ALL 11 6475 001 ORG AON OIST C OFF EDCALL 11 6474 001 COORDINATION TECHN (ALL (ALL (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA 4 QUAL ANA QUAL ANAL ANAL ANAL LAB LAB CHEN CCHENISTRY 13 1160 001 GEN CHEN 13 1161 001 GEN CHEN 13 1161 002 GEN CHEN QUAL 13 1161 003 GEN CHEN QUAL 13 2620 001 BASIC BIOCHEN 13 2621 001 BASIC BIOCHEM 13 2621 002 8ASIC BIOCHEN 13 2760 001 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 13 2761 001 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY L 13 4505 001 INOEPENOENT STUDY 13 4506 001 INOEPENOENT STUOY 13 4507 001 INDEPENDENT STUDY 13 4515 001 RESEARCH PROBL CHEN 13 4516 001 RESEARCH PROBL CHEN 13 4517 001 RESEARCH PROBL CHEN 13 5991 001 INO INTERN IN CHEN 13 5992 001 INO INTERN IN CHEN 13 5993 001 INO INTERN IN CHEN 13 6500 001 INTRO RESEARCH 13 6502 001 RESEARCH 13 6503 001 RESEARCH 13 6504 001 RESEARCH 13 6505 001 RESEARCH 13 6995 001 THESIS 13 6999 001 RESIOENCE L (ALL LBCMW LB(TTH LB(TTH (ALL (MTTM (MTTM (ALL ABCALL (TBA (TBA (TBA (T8A (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA COEO (COUNSELOR EDUCATION 15 IS 15 15 15 5358 001 TESTS ? 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DENNIS A. O'NEAL Optometrist "I Aa"??. E9 ?? V "Specializing In Chinese Gourmet Cuisine" Luncheon Specials of the Day ? $2.75 Sunday Buffet ? $3.95 NEW MENU Wonton or Egg Drop Soup, Chicken with Chines Vegetables Fried Chinese Chicken Kings, Shrimp Chow Main, Sweet and Sour Pork Yang Chou Fried Rice. ' DINNER SPECIALS Shrimp and scallops I Beef with Cauliflower with Chinese vegtables j and broccoli $6.95 $595 ( Specials come with: hot and sour soup, chicken corn sou? or house special soup, steamed or fried rice, hot tea and fried banana.) 100 E. 10th St. 757-1818 'All You Can Eat" Mon.Thurs. 11.30-9:30 FRI. 11:30-10:30 SAT. 5:00-10:30 SUN. 12:00-9:30 EOUC (?OUCATl ?90 6245 001 ED IEETS JUNE 20 - ? i : ?2 24 24 24 24 25 25 .25 25 ?25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 NLT (fNVIiQ) 3502 ? 991 6502 6995 6996 001 001 001 001 001 oe ? -?. 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C02) (03) (33) (03) (03) (03) (03) (02) (03) a E9 'met Cuisine" he Day ? $2.75 ? $3.95 )uchen with Chines Vegetables, p Vein, Sweet and Sour Pork, IALS feef with Cauliflower and broccoli $5.95 up, chicken corn soup, or Hce, hot tea and fried at ?? .30-9:30 :30 130 TAKE OUT 1 ORDERS EDUC (EDUCATION ??0 6245 001 EO NIO GRO ,? , Is$ TS JU? " - JOLT 10. lffs. EHLT 24 3502 001 24 991 001 24 6502 001 24 6995 001 24 6996 001 CENHROummTAA. HEALTH Kill! 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INNUNO HENAT LAO TB CLIN HICROBIOLOGY II CTBA CLIN NICROBIOL II LABCTBA 08:00-09:00) C02J 11:20-01:20) C04) 22:22-?30 03) 08:00-09:30) C03) 09:40-11:10) C03) ) - 74 ) C06) ) COD ) COD ) - 43 field ;irn fstc C02) COD TnSsJln jsth fla&,f.m??$?is?ifTrM NCNT CNANACENENT li9 03) 26 1200 lb 2000 26 2200 26 2750 26 3420 26 3570 26 3860 2 6 3880 26 4120 26 4510 26 4520 26 4550 26 4555 26 4890 26 5230 26 5670 26 5860 2 6 6003 26 6890 26 6980 26 6995 26 6996 26 6997 26 6999 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 CONFOSITION CALL AMERICAN FOLKLORE CALL INT NON FICTION HRIT CALL ysfgii sagas! HSIS HONORS SENINARCTBA ?55 CCERS IN WRIT CTBA SOUTH REGION WRITING 20TH CENT LIT CRITIt 22yTMOCION JriT BRIT LIT III TO FRES READ TECH RROF HRIT ADVsSTUO IN CHILO ) - 26 09:40-11:10) C03) (ALL CALL CTBA CTBA 09:40-11! 04:30-09: 09:40-llJ 11:20-12: 09:40-11: 08:00-09: 11:20-12: 08:00-09: 09:40-11: 10) C03) 30) (03) 10) C03) SO) C03) 10) (03) 30) C33) 50) C03) 10: U 3202 001 77 3202 002 77 3722 001 77 3722 002 77 4842 001 77 6722 001 FUND OF NANAGENENT CALL ) - 77 08 09 08 09 01 BUSINESS POLICIES CNTNTH 07 :00-09:30) :4o-n:io) :00-09:30) : 40-n: io) :oo-02:30) :oo-09:oo) NKTG CNARKETING THESIS THESIS IN RESIDENCE CALL CALL CALL CALL CTBA LITCALL CTBA 11:20-12 01:00-02 11:20-12 11:20-12 09:40-11: LIT CTBA CTBA CTBA ) ) ) ) 50) 30) 50) 50) ) 10) ) ) ) ) ) C03) 78 3832 001 78 4352 001 78 4562 001 78 4752 001 MARKETING HANGENENT CALI SELLING ANO SALES HGTCaLL MARKETING STRATEGY CALL AOV ANO PROMOTION HGTCALL ) - 78 C03) C03) C03) C03) C03) C03) C03) C03) C03) C03) (03) (06) (06) COO) NUSC C MUSIC FINA (FINANCE 27 27 27 27 27 2244 2244 3724 3724 4854 001 LEGAL ENVIR BUSINESS 002 LEGAL ENVIR BUSINESS 001 FINANCIAL NANAGENENT 002 FINANCIAL NANAGENENT 001 REAL ESTATE ANATL ) - 27 46 1435 46 2208 46 2258 46 3018 46 3205 46 4455 46 4465 46 5316 46 6216 46 6497 46 6927 46 6937 46 6957 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 BRASS GROUP fii MUSIC APPRECIATION (?LL HISTORY OF JAZZ HUSICCALL BASIC NUSIC SKILLS CALL VOICEFUNDAMENTALS CALL ACCONPANYING CTBA ACCOMPANYING CTBA TONAL COUNTERPOINT CALL INT GRAO STUO NUS HISCALL SEN RES IN NUSIC CT9A SEN PROB IN NU EO (TBA SEN PROB IN NU EO (TBA PHIL OF NUSIC EOUC CALL 09! ll: 08: 09: Oi: ll: 09: 08: 08: 01; 09: ll 40-n :io) 20-12:50) 00-09:30) 40-u:io) (03) C03) C03) C03) ) - 46 00-02:oo) 20-12:20) 40-10:40) 00-09:30) 00-09:00) ) 00-02:00) 40-11:10) ) ) ) 20-12:20) C01) (02) (02) (03) (01 ) f ni ? (01) C02) C03) C02) (02) (02) C02) CALL CALL CALL ?TL NTH 09:40-11: 11:20-12: 09:40-11: -12 11:20- of:oo- 10) 50) 10) C03) C03) C03) APPLIED NUSIC: PIANO. VOICE. nsciM 50) (03) 09:00) C03) NURS (NURSING FREN CFRENCM 28 29 28 1002 1003 1004 001 ELEMENTARY FRENCH 001 INTERMEDIATE FRENCH 001 INTERNEDIATE FRENCH GEOG (GEOGRAPHY 29 1000 001 EARTH 1 NAN Z,l ?1 2?.1 ECONONIC GEOGRAPHY 29 5063 001 GEOGRAPHY INTERNSHIP 29 5064 001 GEOGRAPHY INTERNSHIP 12 IZH 22 5E0CRAPHY INTERNSHIP 2 9 5066 001 GEOGRAPHY INTFRMHTP r-99l 0Q1 PTW?t;6HS SHIP 29 5502 001 PROBLENS 29 5503 001 PROBLENS 29 6500 001 RESEARCH URBAN ? 001 R?SAfiG-ECONOHIC 'q 212! 2?J 2IH5CH CARTOGRAPHY .9 6503 001 RESEARCH PHYS GEOG 29 6995 001 THESIS 29 6996 001 THESIS CALL CALL CALL CALL (ALL (TBA CTBA CTBA CTBA CTBA CTBA (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA (T8A (TBA ) - 28 09:40-li:iO) (03) 11:20-12:50) (03) 09:40-11:10) C03) ) - 29 08:00-09:30) C03) 08:00-09:30) C03) ) COD 47 47 47 ?4 7 ?47 ?47 ?47 47 47 47 47 47 47 1000 3250 3251 3 305 3303 3306 3306 6020 6500 6501 6521 6522 6999 I in 001 001 001 001 002 001 002 001 001 001 001 001 001 cc NURSING PERSPEC GERIATRIC NURS GERIATRIC NURS CLIN NURS SPECI "LIN NURS SPECI LIN NURS SPECI CLIN NURS SPECI THEOR BASES OF INOEP STUDY IN INOEF STUDY IN READ I RESCH IN REAO & RESCH IN RESIDENCY TIVECNTTH05 CARE05 CARELCTBA ALTYCTBA ALTYCTBA ALTYLCTBA ALTYLCTBA NURSCTTH04 NURSCTBA CTBA NURS NURSCTBA NURSCTBA CTBA ) - 47 00-07:30) COD 00-06:40) C03) ) COO) ) C03) I iVol ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) 01) COD COD C02) (03) (03) C03) (03) (03) C03) C03) fI?!?!fIS?U5UeR0LL 1M BOTH TERNS TO !g?IS:iESfEfIIiTSuK?l3S!o5VST 8E T"EM OCCT (OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY 00-07:00) ) ) ) ) ) OO COO) C02) (03) (03) C02) C02) (00) ) - 48 48 4521 001 48 4522 001 48 4995 001 48 4998 001 PRO LIT I CTBA PRO LIT II CTBA OCCT THER FLO UK II CALL OCCT THER FLO UK II CALL 08: 08: ) ) 00-05:00) 00-05:00) C02) C02) C04) C06) GEOL (GEOLOGY ) - 30 0 30 30 30 30 3 0 30 30 1500 1501 5500 5510 5520 6995 6996 6999 001 00 1 001 001 001 001 001 001 PHYSICAL PHYSICAL DIRECTED OIRECTED DIRECTED THESIS THESIS RESIDENCE GEOLOGY GEOLOGY STUOIES STUDIES STUOIES PADN (PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION CALL LAB (MTU GE0LCT8A GEOLCTBA GEOLCTBA CTBA (TBA (TBA 09:40-11:10) 01:00-04:00) (03) COD C02) C02) (02) (03) C03) 49 6140 001 ?49 6187 001 ?49 6188 001 ?49 6189 001 49 6198 001 49 6199 001 AONIN LAM & PROCEOURECTTH INTERNSHIP PUB AOMIN CHUF INTERNSHIP PUB AONIN CALL INTERNSHIP PUB AONIN CALL DEPENDENT RESEARCH CALL INDEPENDENT RESEARCH CALL ) (00) ?PRIOR CONSENT OF INSTRUCTOR. GERM (GERMAN 31 1004 001 INTERNEDIATE GERMAN (ALL ) - 31 09:40-11:10) (03) PHAR (PHARMACOLOGY ) - 49 06:00-10:00) (03) 01:00-01:50) (01) 02:00-03:00) (02) 08:00-09:30) C03) 08:00-09:30) C03) 08:00-09:30) C03) ) - 72 HIST (HISTORY ) - 32 i2 1030 001 32 1031 001 32 1050 001 32 1051 001 32 3120 001 32 5680 001 32 6983 001 32 6993 001 32 6995 001 32 6996 001 32 6999 001 HORLO CIY TO AOl WORLD CIV SINC ANER HIST TO 1877 AHER HIST SINCE 1877 AN MILITARY HIST OIP HIST MOO ASIA INTERN TRAIN IN HIST DIR RESEARCH STUDY THESIS THESIS RESIDENCE l?06 CALL ?hl500(ALL (ALL CALL CALL CALL CTBA CTBA CTBA CTBA CTBA 09:40-11:10) 11:20-12:50) 11:20-12:50) 09:40-11:io) 09:40-n: 10) 11:20-12:50) ) ) ) ) ) (03) (03) (03) (03) (03) C03) C03) COD Hi COO) 72 72 72 50 50 50 6615 9000 9000 001 RESEARCH PROCEDURES (TBA 001 DISSERTATION RESEARCHCTBA 002 OISSERTATION RESEARCHCTBA IV PHIL (PHILOSOPHY ll$2 55.1 KNOHL EXIST I VALUE 1170 001 HUMAN CONDUCT 1500 001 INTRO TO LOGIC MLTH (HEALTH 33 33 33 33 33 33 34 34 34 34 34 ? 34 434 ? 34 ? 34 ? 34 ? 34 ? 34 ? 34 ? 34 ? 34 34 34 ? 34 ? 34 ? 34 34 ? 34 ? 34 ? 34 ? 34 ? 34 1000 1000 2125 2125 2126 3244 221, "HH MODERN SOCIETY CALL 002 HLTH MODERN SOCIETY (ALL 001 SAFETY EO I FIRST AIDCALL 002 SAFETY ED t FIRST AIDCALL 001 SAFE EO t FIRST AIO LCTBA 001 PRAC OF HLTH ELEM SCHCALL HOME CHONE ECONONICS 1103 1135 1180 1181 2105 3990 3991 3992 4500 4501 4502 4521 5005 5006 5007 5205 5313 6500 6501 6502 6900 6980 6981 6995 6996 6999 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 MARRIAGE L FAMILY RELCALL FASHION FUNOANENTALS CALL DESIGN IN DECOR AtTS CALL OESIGN OECOR ARTS LABCNUTH NUTRITION CALL FIELO EXPER IN HE CTBA FIELD EXPER IN HE CTBA FIELO EXPER IN HE CTBA INDEPENDENT STUOY JtBA INDEPENDENT STUOY CTBA INDEPENDENT STUOY CTBA REAOINGS IN HONE EC CTBA SPECIAL TOP.CS IN HE CTBA SPECIAL TOPICS IN HE CTBA SPECIAL TOPICS IN HE CTBA TCH SP NO STOS VOC EDCALL HUNAN OEV I FAN RELA CALL INOEPENOENT STUDY INDEPENDENT STUOY INOEPENOENT STUOY REVIEU OF CURRENT INTRN CHLD FAN SP INTRN CHLO FAN SP THESIS THESIS RESIDENCE ) - 33 09:40-10:40) C02) 11:20-12:20) C02) 09:40-11:10) C03) 01:00-02:30) C03) ) COO) 01:00-02:00) C02) ) - 34 08:00-09:30) CO 08:00-09:30) CO: 09:40-10:40) co; 11:20-01:20) co: 11:20-12:50) co: ) Co: ) co: PHLY CPHYSIOLOCV 73 6740 001 INTRO TO RESEARCH PHVE (PHYSICAL EDUCATION CALL CMTUTH CALL CTBA 00) COO) ) - 50 11:20-12:50) C03) 07:00-09:00) C03) 01:00-02:30) C03) ) - 75 ) (03) ) - 51 CTBA CTBA CTBA LITCTBA I CTBA II CTBA CTBA CTBA CTBA 09:40-11: 11:20-12: 50: 51 1000 51 1000 51 1021 51 1021 51 1021 51 1101 51 1114 51 1118 51 1120 51 1120 51 1121 ?51 1139 ?51 1139 ?51 1139 51 2278 51 2530 51 2704 51 2765 51 277 51 3345 51 3850 51 4403 51 5303 51 6001 51 6104 51 6202 51 6500 51 6501 51 6990 51 6991 51 6995 51 6996 001 002 001 002 003 001 001 001 001 002 001 001 002 003 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 FOUND PHYE LAB FOUNO PHYE LAB ELEN TENNIS ELEM TENNIS ELEN TENNIS PHYSICAL CONOIT AEROBIC OANCE INTER SUIMMING GOLF GOLF AOV TENNIS BOMLING BOWLING BOWLING BASIC SCUBA DIVING GRP GAMES LOU ORGAN TUTORING SK I NTH-TUNB SR L MTH-GTMN PRA t PRO PE ELEN S KINESIOLOGT ORG & AON PHTE PHTE NENT HANOICAP AON PNVE AND ATH CURRICULUM PHTE NOTOR LEARNING INOEPENOENT STUOT INDEPENDENT STUDY PRACT IN PNVS EDUC PRACT IN PHTS EDUC THESIS SEN THESIS SEN (ALL CALL (ALL (ALL CALL CALL CALL CALL CALL CALL CALL CALL (ALL CALL (ALL CALL CTBA (ALL (ALL CHCALL CALL CALL (ALL CALL CALL CMT CTBA CTBA CTBA CTBA CTBA CTBA 11:20-12: 01:00-02: 08:00-09: 09:40-10: 11:20-l2: 01:00-02: 11:20-12: 09:40-10: 11:20-12: 01:00-02: 02:40-03: 09:40-10: 11:20-12: 01 :00-02: 01:00-04: 08:00-09: 01:00-02: 02:40-03: 01:00-02: 08:00-09: 09:40-11: 11:20-12: 01:00-02: 08:00-09: 06:00-09: 20) 00) 00) 40) 20) 00) 20) 40) 20) 00) 40) 40) 20) 00) 00) 00) ) 00) 40) 00) 30) 10) 50) 30) 30) 45) ) ) ) COD (01) (01 ) COD COD COl) (01) (01) (01) (01) COD COl) COl) COl) C03) C02) COl) (01) COl) C02) (03) (03) (03) (03) (33) (03) (02) (02) (01) (02) (03) (03) (00) ?SPECIAL PERMISSION ONLY. HPRO (HEALTH PROFESSIONS ?BOULING -915.00 FEE. PNVS (PHYSICS ) - 52 ) - 35 35 4310 001 ?35 4311 001 GROSS ANATOMY GROSS ANATOMY LAB CALL CALL 09X00-10:00) 10X00-12:00) C05) COO) ?THIS COURSE RUNS CONSECUTIVELY FRON "AT 14 - JUL.Y 8, 1985. STUOENTS NUS IN BOTH TERNS Tfi RECEIVE CREDIT. 52 1050 52 1260 52 1261 52 1261 52 2270 52 6900 52 6996 52 6997 NUST ENNOLL JfOl PHYSICS ANO THE ENVIR CALL 001 GENERAL PHTSICS CALL 001 GENERAL PHTSICS LAB (NU 002 GENERAL PHTSICS LAB CTTH 001 AOVANCED GEN PHYS (ALL 001 INTROOUCT TO RESEARCHCTBA 001 TNESIS CTBA 001 THESIS CTBA 09:40-11:40) 09:40-11:10) 01:00-05:00) Oi:oo-os:oo) 09:40-ii:io5 ) ) ) C04) C03) COl) COD C03) C03) C03) C03) FLAN C PLANNING INOT CINDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY 2020 001 MATERIALS TECH I m P0.1 EJGI'?CER GRAPHICS I 3020 001 NFG PROCESSES 3030 001 ARCH DRAFTING 4200 001 UORK NETH ANALYSIS 4300 001 OUALITT ASSURANCE 6104 001 INO EO APPRENTICESHI 6500 001 SPEC PROB IN INO ED 6501 001 SPEC INVEST IN INO E JOUR CJOURNALISM ? 39 2100 001 BASIC REPORTING ) - 37 CALL CALL CALL CALL CALL CALL PCTBA CTSA DCTBA CALL C03) 08:00-09:30) 10:10-12x10) 10:10-11:40) 08X00-10X00) 11X10-12:40) 01:00-02:30) ) ) ) ) - 39 09:40-11:10) C03) S3 3010 001 53 5111 001 S3 5121 001 S3 5131 001 REGIONAL PLANNING CALL PROB IN PLAN I NGMT CTBA PROB IN PLAN & NGNT CTBA PROB IN FLANNGNT CTBA ) - 53 08:00-09:30) C03) ) COl) ) C02) ) C03) LIBS CLIBRART ANO INFORMATION STUOISS RESEARCH SKILLS CALL INTRO TO REFERENCE CALL NATS FOR CHILDREN CALL COLLECTION SUILOING CALL AOVANCEO REFERENCE CALL 5??0Iet ASSIST INST CWTH INOEPENOENT PROJECT CTBA INOEPENOENT PROJECT CTBA RES NETH IN LIB SCI CALL INOEPENOENT STUDY CTBA INOEPENOENT STUOY (TBA READINGS LIB SCI TOA REAOINGS Lit SCI CTBA INTERNSHIP CTBA ) - 41 11000001 J15102OOi 415114001 615120001 616102001 ii6210001 6451001 ?i6452001 116488001 i6501001 6502001 116521001 116522001 116990001 01:00-02: 08X00-09: 02:40-04: 11:20-12 30) 30) 10) 50) 09X40-11X10: COD C03) m POLS (POLITICAL SCIENCE 54 1010 001 ANER GOVERNMENT 2 H2 22? GOVERNMENT 34 3035 001 AN POL PRTS POLIT 5 M!4 501 I?7ER-AH POLITICS ?54 4501 001 INOEF STUOY IN POL ?54 4502 001 INOEP STUOY IN POL 54 till ?01 oz" REAOING POL SC ' H2 ?01 0I READING POL SC 55 22! 22l internship pub aom ?34 4992 001 INTERNSHIP PUB AON ?JRIOR CONSENT OF CHAIRPERSON. ?PRIOR CONSENT OF INSTRUCTOR. PSYC CPSYCHOLOGY ) - 54 CALL CALL CALL CALL CNWF CALL CNWF CALL I CNWF IICALL 08:00-09 09X40-11 11:20-12 09:40-11 01:00-01 02:00-03 01:00-01 02:00-03 01:00-01 02:00-03 :30) :iO) :50) : 10) :S0) :oo) :50) :oo) :50) :oo) C03) C03) C03) C03) COl) C02) COl) (02) COl) C02) ) - 56 12X30-04:15) C03. ) COl) 08:00-09:30) C03) 5 C02) ) (02) COD Hi M6ETS JUNE 20 - JULY 4, 1983. LSS CLEISURE SYSTEMS STUOIES 5 2000 001 INT LEI SER CALL ?IS 4990 001 REC FIELDWORK CTBA ?UOENTS NUST REGISTER FOR BOTH SESSIONS If OROER TO RECEIVE CREOIT. MATH (MATHEMATICS 0001 001 NATN LEARNING LAO 0001 002 NATH LEARNING LAB 1063 001 COLLEGE ALGEBRA 181 - 55 0800-09X30) C03) 3-42 I tiH 81 HFMtni ? HlHiH) M ALL ALL ALL ALL ALL ALL 00X00-00X30) 11X20-12X50) COO 0940-12:10) COS) w 54 1030 001 56 1050 002 56 1051 001 56 1051 002 ?56 2101 001 ?56 2102 001 56 3201 001 56 3204 001 54 $210 001 54 3211 001 54 3225 001 56 3240 001 54 3275 001 56 4300 001 34 430S 001 54 4305 54 4501 56 4302 SO 4521 54 4322 54 4523 ?90 4900 090 4991 090 4992 54 'III 90 3333 90 9379 001 002 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY PSYC STATISTICS PSYC STATISTICS LAB PSYC OF CHILOHOOO OEVELOPHENTAL FSTC EXPERIMENTAL PSTC EXPERIMENTAL PSYC L SHS 2E EARNING ? 2fJ OOLESCENCE PSTC OP AOJUSTNENT PSYC OF PERSONALITY EOUCATIONAL PSTC EDUCATIONAL PSYC PSYC RESEARCH I PSYC RESEARCH II REAOINGS IN PSYC I REAOINGS IN PSYC II I CALL I CTTH IICALL IICALL CALL CNWTH CALL CALL CALL ABCNWTH CALL CALL CALL CALL CALL CALL CTBA CTBA CTBA CTBA 08X00-091 06: 30-09: 08X00-09: 11X20-12: 09:40-10: 01X00-04X 09X40-11: 11x20-12: 09X40-10X oixoo-04: 09:40-11: 00:00-09: 08:00-09: 09:40-n: 08:00-09: 09:40-n: REAOINGS IN PSYC FIELO 5IP IN ?01 001 111! li! FIELO tIF IN 090 ?96 9991 001 SSUE S" c"j Mi1! FIELO EXP III FSYC C)SA RSYC CTOA TBA CTBA - ,?.T CALL io.?i ?,ct00"Hth IS1? Ktt id m is mi h 00) 00) 00) 20) 40) 00) 10) 50) 40) 00) 10) 30) 30) 10) 30) 10) ) ) 5 ) ) ) 0940-11X10) 09X40-u:io) 01X00-09130) 00X00-09X30 :02) (02) (02) Hi (00) (03) (03) (03) COO) C03) C03) C03) C03) C03) (03) (02) (02) Hi COD COl) ? 56 5992 001 It fJ2? 22.1 ? 6? !l? li t!2! 201 ?0 ? w?c i 56 6502 001 PROB IN PSYC II It J?1 Si1 "?B ? SYC III 56 6519 001 INOEP STUOY I U i!2 ?2l l0 STUOT II ?! 222 0dl "TERM IO PSYC Hi 51!? 221 I8L0 I m syc lit till ??1 FIELD EXP IN PSYC n? ssi XiS'pKcVi '$fc 56 6996 001 THESIS 56 6999 001 RESIOENCE ?ssETS!giSA?uatou- " c ?ONLY BY PERNISSION OF CHAIRPERSON. REAO CREAOING 11X20-12X50 COO) 82 5312 001 82 5313 001 82 5317 001 82 6419 001 I5?5? E? MAST! REAO RENEO C PRAC REAO JR C SR HI SCH FOUNDATIONS OF REAO ) - 82 C03) C03) C03) C03) C03) C03) RECO (REHABILITATION STUOIES ? 58 ? 58 58 58 58 58 58 58 58 58 58 58 58 58 58 58 58 58 58 6403 6404 6581 6502 6503 6504 6505 6506 6521 6522 6523 6561 6562 6991 6992 6993 6994 6997 6998 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 AOV VOC SEN IN V PROS ANO PROB ANO PROB ANO PROB ANO PROB ANO PROB ANO OIR REAO DIR READ OIR REAO NAST OF MAST OF INTERNSM INTERNSH INTERNSH INTERNSH THESIS THESIS EVAL NETH OC EVAL AON I RESEARCH RESEARCH RESEARCH RESEARCH RESEARCH RESEARCH IN REHAB IN REHAB IN REHAB SCI RES PROJ SCI RES PROJ IP IN REHAB IP IN REHAB IP IN REHAB IP IN REHAB CALL CALL CALL CALL CALL NCALL (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA (T9A CTBA (TBA CTBA (TBA CTBA (TBA (TBA (TBA (TBA t:20-12:50) C03) :00-02:30) (03) :oo-02:30) (03) 11:20-12:50; 01 01: 09:40-11:16) C03) ) - 58 08:30-11:10) C03) 01:00-04:30) C03) ) COl) ) COl ) ) (01) 5 COD ) COD ) (01) ) (01) i N ?ml!5,? WORKSHOPS ARE NAT 13 - 171 JUNE 17 - 21; JULY 15-iq TiinMrc ENROLL IN BOTH TERNS TO RECEIVE CREDIT?" 01) (02) (02) (03) (03: (031 (03: (33) (03) SCIE (SCIENCE EDUCATION 60 ? 60 ? 60 660 ? 60 A60 ? 60 60 ? 60 3216 5990 6420 6505 6506 6507 6522 6995 6996 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 001 ) - 60 TCHNG SCI IN ELEN SCHCALL ??REHTICESHIP SCI (Til NARINE EDUC PROB IN SCI PROB IN SCI PROB IN SCI REAOINGS IN THESIS THESIS EOUC EOUC EOUC COL SCI EOUC (ALL ELEMCTBA SEC CALL (TBA (TBA (TBA CTBA 0940-11:10) 00-04:00) ) 00-12 01 09 00) C02: COS) (03) (03) (03: III! ?MEETS JUNE 19 - JULT 10. 1985. tONLT BY PERNISSION OF CHAIRPERSON. SEED CSECONOART EDUCATION C)3: C03) 61 3272 61 3272 61 3272 61 S321 61 6423 61 6430 61 6435 61 6480 61 6480 001 002 00 3 001 001 001 001 001 002 INTR INTR INT EOUC HIST STATI INST INTRO INTRO AUO V AUO V AUO V CONN i PHI STICS OEV E TO R TO R IS INSTR IS INSTR IS INSTR NETH NAT L EDUC IN EOUC OUC CONN ESRCH ESRCH (ALL (ALL CALL (TBA (MT CTBA CTBA (ALL (NT ) - 51 08:00-09:00) C02) 09:40-10:40) (02) 11:20-12:20) C02) ) C03) 06:00-09X45) C03) 5 C03) 09:40-ii:io) (03) 06:00-09:45) (03) SLAP CSPEECH LANGUAGE ANO AUOITORT PATHOLOGT - 62 t 1501 001 INTRO ANER SIGN LANG CALL 6f 122? 221 JMIER SIGN LANG (ALL Ai 5221 22$ .IMTE5 aer SI6 lan? (?-l ?62 3225 001 LAB CLIN PRACTICE CTBA ?62 4225 001 CLINICAL PRACTICUN CTBA 0001 001 AOVANCEO AUO EVAL CNW ?62 6002 001 SEMINAR IN AUOIOLOGT CNU ?62 6006 001 HRNG IMPAIR AOULTS CNU !6f H2 22.1 BRAIN LANG APHASIA CNW ?62 6226 001 CLIN PRACTICE IN SP CTBA ?62 6226 002 CLIN PRACTICE IN SP CALL lt till 221 CLi "?ACT ICE IN AUO CTBA ?42 6520 001 NASTER OF SCIE PAPER CT !2f t2K M 212 If. H6 ESEARCM CTH li 5Hi 22? R!? iP H?G RESEARCH (ALL ?42 6522 001 REAO SP HAG RESEARCH CP ZH 62I2 Ml "? SP H-6 RESEARCH CF ?? 6990 001 INTERNSHIP ?TBA ?62 6990 002 INTERNSHIP TBA ?62 6991 001 INTERNSHIP (TBA ?62 6995 001 THESIS SP HRG CF ?62 6995 002 THESIS SP HRG CP ?62 6995 003 THESIS SP HRG F ?62 6995 004 THESIS SP HRG CP ?62 6995 005 THESIS SP HRG CF ?62 6996 001 THESIS SP HRG CF ?62 6996 002 THESIS SP HRG CF ? 62- 6996 003 THESIS SP HRG CF ?62 6996 004 THESIS SP HRG CF ?62 6996 005 THESIS SP HRG CP 62 6999 001 RESIOENCT CTBA ?MEETS NAT 13 - JULT 18, 1985. STUOENTS SHIiSraM? 5U" "?? " .5kifiUM0T-H,5u.se"5sSH?'?'?'?e. 08:00- 09:40- 01:00- 09 11 02 10:30- 08:00- 01:00- oi:oo- 30) 10) 30) ) ) 12:00) 10:10) 03:10) 03:10 09:00-04:00 04:00-06:00) 04:00- 09:00- 01:00- 02:00- 05:00) ?0400 ?0200) ?0400) 08:00- 08oo- oa 00- ob:oo- oa: 00- 10:00- 10:00- 10x00- 1000- 10:00- 10:00) 10:00) 10:00) 10:00) 10:00) 12:00) 12X00) 12:00) 12:00) 12:00) C03) (03) (03) (00) C03) C02) C03) C03) C03) HI C02) C02) (01) (01) (02) C03) mi (02) (03) (03) (03) (33) (03) C03) C03) C03) C03) C03) COO) 63 63 63 63 63 63 64 64 64 ?64 64 R64 866 ?64 ? 64 64 64 64 64 SOCI CSOCIOLOGT litt Ml COURTSHIP t NARR 1025 002 COURTSHIP L NARR 2110 001 INTR SOCIOLOGY 2110 002 INTR SOCIOLOGY 2111 001 NOD SOCIAL PROB 3289 001 CONMUNITr ORGANII ) - 63 08:00-09:30) C03) 11:20-12:50) C03) 09:40-11:10) (03) 07:00-09:00) (03) 11:20-12:50) (03) 08:00-09:30) (03) SOCW (SOCIAL UORK 2000 001 INTRO TO SOC 2001 001 FUND OF INTER 3002 001 SOC UELF POL 3003 001 PROC OF SOC U 5004 001 FANILT COUNSE 5500 001 INDEPENDENT S 5501 001 INOEPENOENT S 5503 001 INOEPENOENT S 5504 001 INOEPENOENT S 6100 001 OIRECT PRACTI 6200 001 INO PRACTICE 6700 001 INFO TECHO SO 6710 001 SOCU PRACTRE ) - 64 UELPARE VIEUING I ISSUE K INT LING TUOT TUOY TUOT TUOT CE SOCU SOCW CU PRACTCALL SEARCH CALL CALL (ALL CALL CALL CALL CALL CALL CALL (ALL CALL CALL 11:20-12: 08:00-09: 01:00-02: 11:20-12: 02:40-04: 08:00-09: 09:30-u: 01:00-02: 02:30-04: 11:20-12: 11:20-12: 08:30-09: 09:40-n: 50) 00) 30) 20) 10) 30) 00) 30) 00) 50) 50) 30) 10) C03) (02) (03) (04) C33) (01) (01) (01) (01) (03) (03) (02) (03) ?SRfHffiff. 4?Hef?JS MAJORS ONLT. STUOENTS ?ruL.EM52LkJ2IH SESSIONS OF SUMMER SCHOOL TO RECEIVE CREOIT. ?MEETS JUNE 24 - JULY V, 1985. ?MEETS JULT 8 - 19. 1905. SPAN (SPANISH ) - 45 65 1002 001 65 1003 001 65 1004 001 ELENENTART SPANISH CALL INTERMEDIATE SPANISH CALL INTERMEDIATE SPANISH CALL 09:40-11: 11:20-12: 10) 50) 09:40-11:iO) C03) C03) C03) SPCH CSPEECH 66 2001 001 66 2001 002 66 2000 001 66 2000 002 66 2080 003 VOICE ANO DICTION VOICE ANO OICTION BUSINESS & PROF SPCH BUSINESS I PROF SPCH BUSINESS L PROF SPCH SPED CSFECIAL EDUCATION 6T 2000 001 INTR TO EXCEPT CHILD 67 2000 002 INTR TO EXCEPT CHILD 67 2000 003 INTR TO EXCEPT CHILO 6T 2102 001 INTROO MENTAL RET 67 3202 001 NETH NAT IN NR II 67 5101 001 INTROO EXCEPT CHILD 47 5301 001 TEST t NEAS SPEC EO 47 5501 001 MINOR PROS SPEC EO 47 6201 001 NETH NAT LO CHILO I 47 6203 001 AOV METH NAT NR I 67 6990 001 PRACTICUN IN LO 67 6991 001 PRACTICUN IN LO CALL CALL CALL CALL CALL CALL CALL CALL CALL CALL CALL CALL CALL CALL CALL CALL CALL ) - 66 08:00-09:00) C02) 11:20-12:20) C02) 08:00-09:00) C02) 09X40-10X40) C02) 11X20-12X20) C02) ) - 67 TECN (TECHNICAL EDUCATION 68 4430 001 CONP CONC APPL VOC EOCALL CALL TTAAT A3 1000 001 INTRO TO THEATRE 08X00-09 09X40-10 11X20-12 09X40-11 11D0-12 02X40-0 4 09X40-11 11X20-12 01X00-02 01X00-02 09X30-10 11:00-12 - 48 11X20-12X50) COB) ) - 03 09X40-10X40) co?: :00) C02) :40) C02) If! 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