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I Send the I GA IN CC S | Thun< | starring R< | member of Dylo ( I and leader of th * | 51 c^rainacr H^^ftcolumk ^ J f Scrturdc | I 1 Sunday iflBBBl ih . m w fSS " MECOCK | i Homei^jj; / Sounds Presents: | )NCERT | derhyrd I agerMcGuinn \i 1 in's "Rolling Thunder" i? legendary "Byrds" Sunday, Nov. 14, 8:00 \ RH Ballroom { s A A nrt C O i nu ii . y A r, Tickets now on sale % RH Travel Center J affsmen*s chris A Tho I have 5ia. S. C. Coliseum Clas! ' crafl iy, 10-10 r,12:30-8"5S^ Oppjdisp to nn una admismo* lt<s1 ?A,UU WITH THIS exP< >n, .75 | COUPON | miss STOREWIDESX IURSDAY-SATURDAY-1 $1,00 0 ALL L.P.'s, 8 tra & casettes. 933 Main Str? B?hind th? Copl*< f 'Hours Wttkdoy* 10 ? Opinions^ THE BREAKDOWN of opinion by college or department follows: Undecided major: high, 10 per cent; low, 40 per cent; about ngnt, 50 per cent. General Studies: low, 50 per cent; about right, 50 per cent. Nursing: high, 7.1 per cent; low, 32.1 per cent; about right, 57.1 per cent; no opinion, 3.6 per cent. Biology: high, 9.1 per cent; low, 27.3 per cent; about right, 63.6 per cent. Education: low, 32.4 per cent; about right 67.6 per cent. English: high, 10 per cent; low, 40 per cent; about right, 50 per cent. Humanities-Social Science: high, 6.7 per cent; low, 53.3 per cent; about right, 33.3 per cent; no opinion, 6.7 per cent. Business Administration: high, 2.1 per cent; low, 39.6 per cent; about right, 58.3 per cent. Law: low, 70 per cent; about right, 30 per cent. Journalism: high, 2.9 per cent; low, 52.9 per cent; about right 38.2 per cent; no opinion, 5.9 per cent. - i tmas classic Carolina Craftsmen's Christmas ;ic '76 is a major national arts ifts show. About 1,000 ted craftsmen and artists i virtually every state east of Mississippi, and some west, reserved booths for the sic. Many of the artists and tsmen will be demonstrating r specialty, and all will be laying and selling their worK. a two day Christmas shopping jrience you will not want to ?iaaea_fcaa^_ 111 IBS ck tapes tl om Page 1 Government-International Studies: high, 12.5 per cent; low, 25 per cent; about right, 62.5 per cent. History: low,57.1 percent; about right, 42.9 per cent. Science-Math: high, 18.2 per cent; low, 54.5 per cent; about right, 27.3 per cent. Engineering: high, 9.5 per cent; low, 38.1 per cent; about right, 52.4 per cent. CarterFrom PaRe' The crowd waited impatiently foi outcome of the election. With the It showed on many of the campaign* The lone and exhausting camoa nearing the end. All eyes were wa nouncement that Carter had won Mi votes were enough to put him over tl win. It was over. Carter had become th since Zachery Taylor who was ele elected since Lyndon B. Johnson The last bag of balloons opened ; crowd. The celebration was comp APO sponsors Alpha Phi Omega fraternity will sponsor a book drive from November 8 through 22. The ser vice group will solicit books of all types, to be donated to the Stat Department of Corrections libraries. Collection points will b< r^^A^A^AAAFrpnir . I I I w V Wine&Ch ;|AAon., Nov. 8 !;6:00 Russell Hou ;j Ballroom II visiTourlS I Our Gibbei |features: hot do< Icookies, donuts, i Our Wardlv ^features: pizza, I ijdogs, cookies, d< fsausage& ham b |& coffee These carts ope ;|; - 3:00pm, Mond I a excepiaunny 11 ;l; Stop by these ca between classe Psychology: high, 13.3 per cent; low, 46.7 per cent; about right, 40 per cent. Some majors have higher individual standards than the university at large, such as medicine, law and pharmacy. These standards may have influenced answers by students in these majors. r more than four hours to learn the ill in the returns, the signs of wear ers' faces. ign that began 22 months ago was tching the television sets as the anississippi and that its seven electoral he 270 total electoral votes needed to jp! first nresident from the deeD south cted in 1848 and the first Democrat in 1964. and descended over the heads of the lete. t book drive I set up in all dormitory lobbies, the i Russell House, and university libraries. Many local churches and I religious centers are also par ticipating in this event. Further * information can be obtained by ? r>nllinp 777-3825. from 7 to 11 p.m. H Club !; ieese Party iobile Carts f j Green Cart | :js, chili dogs, | iced tea & coffee | w College Cart hot dogs, chili $ >nuts, brownies, | biscuits, iced tea | rate from 10:00am !;!; ay through Friday j| iclement weather. # irts for a quick snack <j; ** \\ Univ&*?ity Dining Services <? the people m-eabere" <\