The Daily Tar Heel from Chapel Hill, North Carolina • Page 6

Pcge Six hursdcy. April 9, 1970 THE DAILY TAR HEEL 7 i UNC's Door Open-Uplift Chest Auction Si ti Ldiarrcy unye night minority and disadvantaged students. Faculty financial support for Project Uplift has been notable. In fact, many people in the University community do want these students," she said. "Our purpose is to convince the students to take advantage of the educational opportunities open to them here.

The Committee for the Advancement of Minority and Disadvantaged Students was founded in the fall of 1368. A pilot program involving 16 students convinced AMDS the project could accomplish its donated by Athletic Director Homer Rice. Vice President Spiro Agnew donated his inaugural ball cuff links. S.I. Hayakawa his beret, and Jesse Helms two of his autographed editorials and note pad.

Gothes, gift certificates, a typewriter, used furniture, a juke box and a used car are also among the many items to be auctioned. Various campus sororities TY1 311 II -3 I 8 A WW APO Bv Jessica Hanchar Staff Writer The Campus Chest auction 01 officially kick off the Alpha Phi Omega charity drive at 7:30 tonight in Memorial Hall. More than 150 items will be sold. Charlie Scott's basketball shoes (mounted) and a picture of him, both autographed, are among the unique items to be auctioned. Others are a 12-foot sailboat, autographed books by Eugene McCarthy and Harry Golden, autographed Carolina Cougar basketballs and autographed Tar Heel footballs and basketballs.

There will also be a German Shepard puppy donated by former Tar Heel great and now Cougar basketball player Larry Miller. Other interesting items include steak dinners for two at local restaurants, movie and golf passes, lodgings at local motels, a beach lodging for May 9, bottles of champagne and beer cases and signs. Tickets of two each for four home football games have been S-S Navy Officer Gets Early Promotion ft torn I'agc 1 cause' she said. 'Through Project Uplift we hope to get these stuents interested in UNC and to apply for admission during their senior year," she added. The 103 weekend visitors will reside in Granville Towers.

They will be followed by a second group of 80 students next Thursday through Saturday. The second group 'will live in Hinton James. Miss Wood thinks Project Uplift is merely an extension of the University, not a competing organization. 7- til and fraternities are auctioning their pledge classes for chores. More than 50 door prizes will be given away.

Anyone attending the auction is eligible. John Allen Brown, a professional auctioneer from Randleman. has donated his services to Campus Chest for the event. His assistants are David Hammer, Jay Hunt, Worth Monroe and Dan Brown. rai 1 I 1 Rim REGISTERED NURSE OPENINGS FOR SUMMER WORK AT COASTAL CAMP.

Resident physician, good pay, good accommodations, room and board furnished, uniforms not required on job, modern air-conditioned infirmary, enjoyable experience. Must be a graduate RN. Excellent opportunity for new graduates just entering profession to enjoy a "change of pace" position before commitment to professional hospital duties. Call 832-6601 in Raleigh, 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., or write Mr. Lloyd Griffith, P.

0. Box 10976, Raleigh, North Carolina 27605. goals, according to Miss wood. The major deterrent in accepting minority students is low Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) scores, Miss Wood said. "Many students are refused admission here although they have A and averages for high school work.

The SAT, based on a white, middle-class culture, discriminates against these students, she claimed. "A high risk program covering these cases has been approved by the faculty. Implementation is the only remaining obstacle," she said. "Project Uplift hopes to make inroads in the meantime. Our whole posture is toward innovation.

"We do not seek to impose our values on a student, but rather seek to change the mental orientation of minority and disadvantaged students toward the University. 1 Stneral other Campus Che-t events are scheduled. A round of contests for fraternity Man on Campus, a residence collie Fauty and the Lsm and a sorority Campus Chest Queen will begin Sunday. The Campus Chest Carr.hil is scheduled from 6 pum. to midnight April 23.

It will begin with a parade dow ntown at 5:30 pu THE EZATLES ArTV ROAD Anti-War Events Lf xnnkiii Mm DTH CLASSIFIEDS An assistant professor of naval science in the NROTC unit at UNC has recently accpeted an early promotion. Lt. Joseph J. Hutton a native of Savannah Beach, was promoted to the rank of lt. commander last week.

He has served as first lieutenant aboard the USS Stribling, as weapons and operations officer aboard the USS George K. MacKenzie and commanding officer of the USS Salish. 4: 30 Workshops 4:45 Skit by the Carolina Liberation Brigade 5:00 The Three Day Band 6:00 Capt. Speed and the Funky Electric Mothers SATURDAY NIGHT ARM I A AUDITORIUM 7:00 Tom Paxton, folksinger 8: 30 Arthur Waskow Ochs, folksinger SUNDAY, EHRIGNHAUS FIELD 1:30 Band, announcements 2:30 speaker from GI's United 2:45 speaker from Black Brigade Gen. Hugh Hester, speaker 4:30 local speaker from Women's Liberation by the CLB 5 00 Workshops SUNDAY NIGHT, CARMICHAEL AUDITORIUM Hardin, folksinger 8:30 Rennie Davis, speaker ITS LJ9 ir it i i id -9 K3DQV, COLE ii Vc a mm LuLnu Li La Maimed Mercedes (1957 Model 190) available for rehabilation or dismemberment, Body radiator damaged; engine, frame okay; many new parts.

See Bruce Murrie, 329 Phillips 933-1050. "We ourselves have taken upon the recruitment of minority gorup students, Indians and poor whites," she said, "because the University has an historical practice of discrimination against minority and disadvantaged students," she said. "Due to misinformation obtained from high school counselors and world-of-mouth, students believe the University doesn't want them. "This is not true. H.B.

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