TIBETAN WOOLEN CARPETS

 

are being raffled by the
Tibetan Refugee Aid Society

 

Tickets, only 25¢ each are obtainable
from:

Barry Leach
Institutes Office
Surrey Room 202
(588-4411)

First Prize - 15' X 15' Carpet with
traditional Tibetan design.
(Value $900)

Second Prize - 9' X 12' Carpet design
as above.
(Value $350)

 

Third Prize - A tape recorder
(Value $100)

 

FOULKES REPORT

 

British Columbia. Health Security

Programme Project. Health security for
British Columbia

A copy of this report is available on
24 hour loan at the circulation desk

of each campus library.

Derek Francis

Assistant Librarian

Technical Services

 

 

FOR SALE
1963 Valiant Station Wagon
In good running condition.

$250 or best offer. Call Loc 221

 

SUPER VAN For Sale

1969 Ford
49,000 miles
V-8 Automatic
Blue

$1500

Call J.W Davies
943-9762

 

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COLLEGE PARK, Md.
‘AP) — Shedding clothing is
the latest collegiate caper and
some siudents at the Univers-
iy of Maryland are making
spirited etforts to ‘out-bure
each other.

Instead of eating goldfish or
piling into telephone booths.
naked students are taking
part im tout races. basketball
games. parades and even one
mock wedding.

Campus Police Chiet Jeruld
Witsil said that only one nude
runner has been arrested so
far this year. The runner was
charged with assault and di-
sorderly conduct after hitting
a resident director who tried
to make him go inside.

“We don't view this as a
lark or as anything  ap-
proaching what is commonly
called good college fun.” Wits-

said

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Richard Davidott. one ot the
resident directors whose job is
to keep peace wm the dormi-
turtes. said the festive atmo-
sphere accompanying the
nude activities “is pretty dis-
Tuptive to the students who
don't want to be unvulyed

Any atlempt to stop the ac
Uvities. which usually last an
hour or two. imght cause a lot
ut trouble. he said.

Students said the recurd for
Mlass running in the nude was
set ut midnight Nov. 15. bs
abuut 125 sprinters — muostly
male -~ who cireled a dining
hall while spectators urged
them on with shouts. music
and firecrackers.

A group ot co-vds claimed
the distinction of iolding the
inust bizarre event. They
waged a iock weddings in
whicli the participants wore
only hats and headdresses.