The Carolinian [March 9, 1972]

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"LOOK FOR TOE A P 0 BLOODHOUND
"Give Of Yourself"
On Tuesday and
Wednesday, March 14th and
15th, from 10:30 until 4:00
pjn., APO service fraternity
will sponsor the spring visit
of the Red Cross Bloodmobik
to the UNC-G campus. Last
fall, the record for a one-day
visit was broken when 431
pints were collected. This
time the Bloodmobile will be
in Cone Ballroom for two
days. The two-day visit will
allow students and faculty
members to fit their
donations into their class
schedules. The Red Cross is
prepared for a heavy turnout
and will have extra staff and
personnel available to handle
the anticipated crowds.
The visit to UNC-G
provides most if the units of
blood needed during the
month of March. The need
for blood is ever-increasing,
and the Red Cross meets
most of this requirement.
Donation through the Red
Cross, with their
super-sanitary conditions,
highly trained nurses and
dedicated volunteer staff,
assures the community of
enough blood to meet the
situations that arise.
Students are urged to
join APO in this life-giving
crusade. Give an hour of
your time and have a share
in saving a life. "It is when
you give of yourself that
you truly give."
Thursday night March 9 at 8:00 all of the Deans of
the separate schools and colleges within the University
will be present to answer questions about curriculum
changes and plans for innovative programs. The meeting
will be held in Joyner Lounge. Vice Chancellor Jones will
also be present to answer students' questions. The
meeting is sponsored by the Student Academic Forum.
This meeting will be extremely important - Please
attend!
SENATE
Regulations Voted On
by Darwin Honeycutt
Senate's agenda
Wednesday night included
the final vote on the Social
Regulations changes and the
first reading of the Judicial
Policy changes. Also
appearing on the agenda was
a constitutional change
dealing with SGA
membership and a By-laws
change giving more members
to the Elections Board.
Only the Social
Regulations changes and the
constitutional amendment
were considered. The Social
Regulations changes were
presented to the body in the
form of six bills. Most
controversial of the six bills
was the Visitation Policy,
the consideration of which
gave rise to the general
question of student rights.
Mr. Lancaster, Town
Students Senator, balked at
parts of the policy when
discussion bore that parts of
the Visitation Policy being
considered were actually
policy of the Consolidated
University. He objected to
"rubber-s'tammping" the
policy, when in actuality,
whatever the Senate decides
is without relevance.
Much discussion ensued
on this point and after
considerable debate, the
body suggested segregation
of student policy from
Consolidated University
policy. However, the body
tabled the kill until the next
meeting.
The Senate also, in
debate on Self-Limiting
Hours, voted to "make the
system more Equitable" by
giving female students keys
to their dorms. Men will
enter the dorm after closing
hours by the same method
as used by the female
students.
In discussing the
constitutional change on
SGA membership, the Senate
deliberated on just who pays
activity fees. A bolt on the
part of certain senior
Senators to allow even
graduate students the right
ot vote, brought the body to
question the status of
graduate students in SGA
organizations. The dabate
brought out the extent of
involvement of graduates at
UNC-G. Here again, the idea
of equity was argued. "Pro"
arguments were that
graduate students are not
allowed representation if
they pay activity fees which
may include organizational
fees. On general, the
arguments against centered
around a negative feeling
toward graduate
participation in student
govemmemt. The body
however, moved to table the
question to consider it at a
special session next Tuesday
at 7:30.
Doug Camp Is Registrar
Doug Camp, campus
minister at the Wesley
House, is a temporary
Guilford County registrar
until the end of March. The
Wesley House is the bright
yellow building on the
comer of Walker Avenue and
Gray Drive, across from
International House and the
new Library Extension. Rev.
Camp will be present and
registering 18 year olds most
mornings and also Monday
afternoons.
The rules are: one must
be 18 years old at least 30
days before the election and
must have lived in North
Carolina 1 year and the
precinct 30 days before the
election. If you or your
parents have a home or
appartment off campus,
there is no problem as to
registration, if you meet the
other requirements, however
if you are from out of the
county you will need to
show that you "fully
consider the County of
Guilford, North Carolina you
present and affixed
habitation, and that place to
which, whenever you are
absent, you have the
intention of returning." IF
YOU LIVE ON CAMPUS
YOU CAN REGISTER.
Simply 'come and pick up an
affidavit stating the above. It
must be signed by yourself
and witnessed by a Notary
Public. SGA will arrange for
a meeting with a Notary
Public if you do not know
how to contact one.
PLEASE REGISTER TO
VOTE. After all the political
discussions, all the protests,
all the letters are through,
there is only one power in
the United States and that is
the power of the ballot.
Take time, make time to
register and vote. If you
think your vota is
insignificant remember that
John F. Kennedy was
elected President on less
votes than there are people
in Greensboro, Ralph Scott
was elected State Senator
from Alamance County by
one vote. Register while it's
convenient.
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All appointments for interviews should be made at least 2
days in advance in the Placement Office, Alumnae House,
Lower Level. Please Notify the Placement Office prior to a
scheduled interview if H becomes necessary to change or
cancel an appointment.
Thursday, March 9, Freeport Public Schools, Freeport, N.
Y. (Elementary & Secondary Teachers)
Monday, March 13, Burroughs Wellcome Co., Research
Triangle, N. C. (Research Assistant)
Wednesday, March IS, Albemarle City Schools,
Albemarle, N. C. (Elementary & Secondary)
Thursday, March 16, Ft. Bragg Dependents Schools, Ft.
Bragg, N. C. (Elementary Education, including Elementary
Library Science and Elementary Guidance)
Wednesday, March 22, Duval County School Board,
Jacksonville, Fla. (Math, Science, Industrial arts, Special
Education, & Limited positions in English, Social Studies, /
etc.)
Thursday, March 23, Hamett County Schools, Lillington,
N.C.
Wednesday, April 12, General Telephone Company of the
Southeast, Durham N. C. (Management Openings)
Tuesday, April 18, Lexington City Schools, Lexington, N.
C. (Teachers)