University of Virginia Library

University
Notices

TODAY

SAILING Club C&C picture to
be taken in Rare Book Room,
Alderman Library at 4 p.m.

STUDENT Council invites all
students to its meeting at 7:30 in
Student Council room, 4th floor of
Newcomb Hall.

SOUTH ASIA Comm. seminar
presents Prof. W. Reed speaking on
"Passenger Flows in the Indian
Airlines System Coffee, Tea, or
Samoas?" at-4 p.m. in room B-28A
Cabell Hall.

VA. PLAYERS Workshop presents
two one-act plays at 8 p.m. in
Minor Hall tonight. Plays are "Not
Enough Rope" and "Box and
Ready for Delivery." Students and
faculty free, others sixty cents.

ALL MAJORS in Biology who
are planning to take their comps in
the spring are requested to attend
important orientation meeting in
room 150 Gilmer Hall at 7:15 p.m.

IEEE meeting at 7:30 in Aerospace-Mechanical
Aud. John McElroy
of NASA will speak on
"Laser Instrumentation for Precision
Satellite Tracking and Communication."
Students and faculty
welcome.

STUDENT Dating Service meeting
at 6:30 in room 4A, Newcomb
Hall. All welcome.

ICE HOCKEY Team org. meeting
for all interested players at 8
p.m. in room 4B, Newcomb Hall.

SOCIETY of the Cornish Game
Hen will elect new members at 7
p.m., 2 East Lawn.

WEDNESDAY

EXTRA-LEGAL Society presents
Charles Morgan speaking on
"Civil Liberties" at 4 p.m., new
chem. aud. Public invited.

DR. ALBERT HARRIS will
speak on "Problems for Reading
Research in the 1970's" in South
Meeting Room of Newcomb Hall at
8:30 p.m.

OUTING Club meeting at 7:30
in room 4C, Newcomb Hall.

MESSIAH Sing-in for anyone
who would like to sing Handel's
Oratorio, sponsored by U. Singers,
at p.m. Cabell Hall Aud. Participation
fee is fifty cents.

MISCELLANEOUS

THE FOLLOWING regulations
regarding Reading Days have been
approved for the current semester
only: 1. Reading days do not apply
to graduate students. 2. Reading
days do not apply to undergraduate
students currently enrolled in student
teaching. 3. Reading Days may
apply to undergraduate students
enrolled in 100 level courses (which
may also carry graduate credit) at
the discretion of the individual
instructor and his dept. 4. Reading
days do apply to undergraduate
students enrolled in courses numbered
less than 100. These courses
will not meet between Jan. 12 and
Jan. 16, o that students are free
for review prior to exams, Instructors
will be available in their
classrooms at regular class hours for
students who desire assistance.

ENGINEERING Course Evaluation
books are now available in
front of Thornton Hall.

EXPERIMENTAL U. needs
course listings for 2nd semester.
Pick up form at N.H. desk and
return to us by Jan. 16. Any
questions, call Stu Kantor at
295-1353.

U. UNION Fine Arts Contest
deadline has been delayed until Jan.
16 to increase participation. Categories
are short story, poetry,
one-act play, and photography
(color and b&w). Prizes are $50 for
first, $25 for second, and $15 for
third. Entries should be submitted
to thy U. Union, 4th floor of
Newcomb Hall.

PISTOL practice has been cancelled
this week.