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Author and scholar Dr. Thomas
Molnar of Brooklyn College will
discuss "Vietnam: Foreign Policy
and the Intellectual" Feb. 21 on
campus.
Sponsored by the Carolina Con
servative League, Dr. Molnar will
speak at 7:30 p.m. in room 208
of the Russell House. Dr. Molnar
is a professor of French and world
literature and has published arti
cles in many American magazines.
He is the author of several books,
including Utopia: The Perennial
Heresy.
TRAVEL SPEAKER
Carol Lane, women's travel di
rector for Shell Oil Co., wili speak
this afternoon at 4 in the Russell
House on ways to increase the com
fort and pleasure@ of traveling.
Miss Lane has
gathered her ma
terial in all types
of weather, ter
rain, and auto
motive e q u i p
ment, and has
written several
family traveling
and camping
guides. The pro
gram is spon
CAROL LANE sored by the
Town Girls Association.
BRI)ADCASTING CLASSES
Preparation classes for Univer
sity students interested in taking
the Federal Communications Com
mission third class broadcast en
gineer's license examination began
this week.
The classes are taught by Dr.
Richard M. Uray in room 201 of
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nesdays at the same place and time.
The course is sponsored by the
University Broadcasting Guild and
is still open to interested persons.
There is no charge.
The course will continue for six
to seven weeks or until the students
are prepared for the test, which is
required for most radio positions.
Dr. U r a y, of the Journalism
School, said that if there is enough
interest special transportation will
be arranged to the test center in
Savannah.
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"BAREFOOT" HERE
Neil Simmon's "Barefoot In 'Ie
Park" will be presented in a closed
performance for members of the
Students' Wives' Club and their hus
bands at Town Theater on Feb. 18
at 8 p.m.
Tinka Tiemann and David Drie.
man star as Corrie and Paul Bratter,
a pair of moonstruck newlywedt.
Betty Herring plays the part of the
mother-in-law, and Victor Velasco
plays the Bohemian neighbor.
FAMILY PLANNING
Mrs. Robert Moxon, vice-presi
dent of F a m i I y Planning, will
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No. 1. Make a date now wit
Eefiing Companiy
kitual ODDortmity Emieler
ietnam
speak Thursday, Feb. 22, at 5:30
in the Russell House to all inter
ested women students on what the
population explosion means to the
individual and methods of con
traception. Mrs. Moxon is spon
sored by the Associated Women
Students.
H1AM ENTHUSIASTS
Any persons interested in organiz
ing an amateur radio club are asked
to leave their names, addresses, and
phone numbers at the Russell House
Information Desk.
SNEA PROGRAM
The Student National Education
r Club
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Association will present a program
concerning the role of the place
ment bureau and the problems of
student interviews today at 4 p.m.
in room 205, Russell House.
SKI WEEKEND
The Student Union has announced
that its proposed ski weekend has
been cancelled.
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