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The Cavalier daily
Thursday, October 12, 1972

THE CAVALIER DAILY

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Shannon Asks Senate For Federal Funding

Testifies For Associations

State To Halt Prison Plan If Scenic Area Preserved

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Speech Department Initiates Program For Intercultural Communication Study

'Fascinating Area'

Courses Fit Present Era

Four Courses Offered

New Teachers Hired

Nobel Winner To Speak On Scientific Morality

Nixon Cites Disaster Area, City, County To Receive Aid

Band Day Highlights Weekend

Inmates Take Hostages, Demand Freedom

Kissinger Delay Hints Negotiation Advances

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Bike Subcommittee To Survey Traffic

Singer To Speak

AED Accepts Bids

Foreign Service Recruits

Tutoring Delayed

E-Council Meets

English Majors Convene

THE CAVALIER DAILY

Making Connections With The Yellow Pages

Muzzling The Press

Faulty Diplomacy

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A Service To The Community?

STAFF FOR THIS ISSUE

New Chance To Serve

'Hoos Favored By 33

Maxwell, Sullivan, H. Davis Lead Cavalier Statistics

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Polo Riders Are Still Unbeaten

Riders Came From Behind

Polo Club Has Yet To Lose

Will Meet Harvard Sunday

Cavalier Basketball Team Starts Practice; Many Prospects Compete For Starting Jobs

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MUSICAL EQUIPMENT FOR SALE

AUTOMOTIVE SALES

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

CLASSIFIED MISCELLANEOUS

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University Notices

FRIDAY

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FRIDAY

Nobel Laureate Salvador Luria will
speak for the Scientists for
McGovern-Shrr at 2:00 p.m.
Wilson Hall, Fri. Oct. 13.

U.Va. Bicycle Club meeting tonight
7:30 in South Meeting Room.
Future rides announced and
officers elected.