University of Virginia Library

University
Notices

"The Murder of Fred Hampton"
Color documentary film, this
Friday (Feb. 4) at 7:00 & 9:00
p.m. Wilson Hall. Admission $.50.

All interested in working on English
Department Course Evaluation
come to Student Council Office,
Newcomb Hall Friday Feb. 4, at
2:00 p.m.

Biology Seminar, Dr. Richard Starr,
4:00 p.m., Room 150, Gilmer Hall.

MONDAY

Rugby, organizational meeting
Tuesday night 7:30 p.m. at Sigma
Nu. Prospective members welcome.

MISCELLANEOUS

French 5R texts (Nachman)
urgently needed! Please bring used
ones to University Book Exchange.

Room changes for Philosophy
Courses:

Phil 1 NS 209 MW 10-10:50

Phil 2 LP 203 M 11-11:50

Phil 20 CH 331 TT 11-12:15

There are spaces available in Phil
1,2,&3

Copies of The February Issue of
The Intercollegiate Newsletter now
available at the main desk
Newcomb Hall.

Wanted: nocturnal teeth grinders &
snorers who want to rid themselves
of these problems free of charge.
University affiliated study. Contact
Dr. Strang 924-7161.

Qualified Students interested in a
possible Nader investigation of the
College Entrance Exam Bd. Call
296-5942.

Recycle newspaper, glass and
aluminum. Saturday, Feb 5, 9
a.m.-5 p.m., Barracks Road
Shopping Center.