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South Tower became a haunted
house for children of the Epworth
Children's Home.
The children arrived and were
greeted by hobgoblins, witches and
vampires who escorted them up
VISTA, Pe
to seek int<
VISTA and Peace Corps
representatives will be in the
Russell House lobby Nov. 1
through 4, accepting applications
from all interested, qualified in
dividuals who would like to work in
the organizations.
The- Peace Corps, which acts
internationally, is l oong for
persons with particur skills.
Science and home economics
majors, nurses, lawyers and
people with construction skills or
any practical application of
knowlege are especially welcome,
according to Lib Haubenreiser,
Peace Corps representative.
The selected applicants are
given a 12 to 14 week training
program and are expected to serve
in their assigned country for two
years.
Both VISTA and the Peace
Corps are looking for people who
will be able to begin either this
summer or fall.
Laura Lyson, VISTA
representative, and Haubenreiser
will be distributing applications in
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lhe elevators to trick or treat on
the decorated dorm halls. The
children then went to the basement
for a spook house and to the lobby
for a carnival and refreshments.
Marsha Martin and Marcia
ace Corps
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Russell House from 10 a.m. to 4
p.m. and the Commons Room has
been reserved from 10:30 a.m. to
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Trick or treat
Obliging clown at the South Tower Halloween party
gives a piggy-back ride to a happy trick-or-treater. Last
night's party was held by dorm residents for children from
Epworth Children's Home, an institution supported by the
Methodist Church.
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Dionne to sing
Dionne Warwicke will be here tonight at 8:00 in the
Carolina Coliseum.
Tom Di FigIlio, chairman of the University Union Concert
Committee, said, "Dionne brings an entire show with her,
Including a really fantastic Jazz group. This is the group
that a lot of freaks crashed the gates at the Newport Jazz
festival this summer to hear."
DiFiglio said that this groups plays alone and then
backs Miss Warwicke up during her act.
Dionne Warwicke is perhaps best known for her double
hit "I Say a Little Prayer for You" - "Theme from Valley
Df the Dolls".
Tickets are still available at $3.00 and $4.00 for students.
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