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TODAY

JEFFERSON Society meeting
at 7:29 p.m., Jefferson Hall.

INIS L. CLAUDE, JR.,
professor of political science at the
Center for Advanced Studies at the
U., will address The Jefferson
Society tonight. His speech,
entitled "The Symbolism of the
United Nations," is at 8 p.m. and
open to the public.

JEFFERSON SOCIETY
probationaries meet at 7 p.m.,
Jefferson Hall.

THE AIR FORCE ROTC will
hold its annual Fall Picnic Friday,
Oct. 11. The picnic will be at
Pavilion I, McIntyre Park, from 2-6
p.m. Buses will depart and return
every half hour from the drill field
behind Gilmer Hall starting at 2
p.m.

MONDAY

DELTA SIGMA PI, professional
business fraternity, invites all
commerce and economics majors to
rush 7:30-9 p.m., Chi Phi House
tonight.

CORKS AND CURLS Photo
Staff: All right you guys — gala
meeting at 7 p.m. Attendance
necessary. If you cannot attend,
call F. O. Blechman, 296-2986.

ATTENTION basketball
managers: There will be an
important meeting for all those
interested in managing Varsity and
first-year basketball in Upstairs
Lobby of Memorial Gym at 7 p.m.

LAWN CHOWDER and
Marching Society meeting at 7 p.m.
in 57 W. Range (beneath Graduate
Lounge).

PROFESSOR ENNO KRAEHE
of the University's Institute of
Advanced Studies will present the
first History Dept. Special Lectures
at 8 p.m. in South Meeting,
Newcomb Hall, Public is invited.

THE SECOND-YEAR MEN
enrolled in the IFC tutoring
program must meet in Room 4A,
Newcomb Hall at 5 p.m.

THERE WILL BE an important
IFC meeting at 7 p.m. in the
Ballroom. It is mandatory that all
house presidents as well as IFC
representatives be present, or
fraternities will be fined. There will
be a Governing Board meeting
preceding the IFC meeting at 6:30
p.m. in IFC Office.

BAD CHECK Committee
meeting at 8 p.m. Student Council
Room.

THERE WILL BE a meeting of
the American Society of
Mechanical Engineers in the A&M
Auditorium at 7:30 p.m. Mr. R.
Washburn of DuPont will talk on
plastics. All engineers welcome.

TUESDAY

APPLICATION for
undergraduate degree in the School
of Engineering and Applied Science
should be filed in Miss Holliday's
office, A122, not later than
Tuesday, Oct. 15.

THERE WILL BE a SEA
meeting at 2 p.m. in the South
Meeting Room, Newcomb Hall. All
members and those interested in
joining please attend.

THE BAPTIST STUDENT
Center will present Dr. Elmer West,
Christian Life Commission,
Nashville, Tenn., on "The Urban
Crisis." Everyone welcome. Time:
7-8 p.m.

THE COUNCIL on Human
Relations Coeducation Committee
will meet in Newcomb Hall 4B. All
interested students and faculty
please attend.

FRATERNITY MEN and
rushees are encouraged to report
rush offenses to the men below,
since these violations are
detrimental to the entire fraternity
system. Wayne Cardon, Chairman,
at 293-2496 or 293-4988; Al-Vermeire
at 296-8661 or 295-9009;
Eddie Underwood at 293-2797 or
293-4901; David Broyles at
293-2947 or 293-6902; Ken Oder
at 295-4857 or 293-6268.

ANY FIRST YEAR engineers
who wish to serve on the
Engineering Council and have not
signed up may do so in Miss
Holliday's office in Thornton Hall
by Tuesday, Oct. 15.

EXPERIMENTAL University:
All idea sheets should be turned in
at the classified ads desk of The
Cavalier Daily, 5th Floor,
Newcomb Hall by Tuesday, Oct.
15.

SECOND YEAR committeemen
of the U. Union interested in
helping with the first-year mixer
Saturday night 8-12, please contact
the Union Office.

ANY ORGANIZATION that
desires pictorial representation in
Corks & Curls and which has not
been in the yearbook before, please
contact Ralph Main at 295-2618.

THERE IS MAIL at the Student
Govt. office for: Z Society, 13
Society, Pi Delta Epsilon, Society
of the Purple Shadow, and Eli
Banana. Please pick up at earliest
convenience.

DEGREE candidates in the
College should submit their
applications for degrees to the
College Registrar, Cabell Hall 428,
by Tuesday, Oct. 15.

COLLEGE STUDENTS are
reminded that the last date for
dropping a course without incurring
a penalty is Friday, Oct. 11.

UNION FILMS: Sunday, "The
Caretaker" with Alan Bates.

THE FOLLOWING
organizations will have their
pictures taken for the Corks &
Curls on Monday, Oct. 14. Please
be prompt! 4 p.m.: Jefferson
Society, Garden behind the
Colonnade Club. 4:30 p.m.: The
Cavalier Daily staff, on Monroe
Hill, in front of the white House. 5
p.m.: Corks and Curls staff, on the
front steps of the Rotunda.

HILLEL FOUNDATION
Brunch, Sunday at 11:30 a.m.,
speaker will be Dr. David Harned.
For brunch reservations call
295-4963. Simchat Torah Service
Monday at 7:30 p.m. Friday
evening service at 6:45 p.m.

ZETA BETA TAU will pick up
rushees for the rush functions this
Friday and Sunday every half hour
in front of the Rotunda.

TYPISTS wishing to be included
as available on a list for graduate
students and faculty members are
requested to submit their names,
addresses, and phone numbers to
The Graduate English Club, 530
Cabell.

THOSE students who obtained
Temptations tickets from the teller
in U. Hall prior to intermission may
receive their refunds at the
Director's Office, Newcomb Hall,
from 9-1 and 2-4:30, Monday
through Friday. No refunds will be
made after Friday, Oct. 11. No
refunds will be presented unless
person brings full identification and
tickets.

MEETING Ayn Rand Society
Sunday at 7 p.m., Room 4A,
Newcomb Hall.

THERE WILL BE a First-year
mixer in the ballroom of Newcomb
Hall on Saturday, Oct. 12 from
8-12 midnight. Admission is $1.00.
Tickets at Main Desk. No alcoholic
beverages.

All undergraduate students are
reminded that Article I, Section 2,
Paragraph 2 of the Student Motor
Vehicle Rules and Regulations
states that any vehicle owned or
operated by a University student
"must be registered by the owner
or custodian within 24 hours of the
time it is acquired or brought to the
University." If a student desires to
temporarily bring a motor vehicle
into the Charlottesville area, he
must still go through the same
procedures as if he were registering
it for the entire year. Stickers may
be obtained from the Department
of Security at any time.

Students are also reminded that
they must have attained at least a
2.0 grade point average in the last
academic session. No first-year men
or students on probation of any
kind may be granted car privileges.
This also applies for the Openings
Dance weekend.