Week ending Saturday, April 6. 1957
CATHOLIC ARK A OFFICER
•—Bruce McLeod, Winston-Sal
em, a junior at \<i-T College was
recently elected treasurer of a
Catholic student organization,
the National Newman’s Club
Federation for the Piedmont
Province contparising colleges
and universities in North ( arn
lina and Virginia. McLeod, an
honor student at the college,
was elected at the convention
held last week in Greensboro,
Gospel Fesi
At Clayton j
The Royal Lights Gospel Singers
from Brooklyn, New York, and the
Southern Echoes oi LillingtOh,
North Carolina, will sing at the
William Mason Cooper Hi ah School
April 7. 1957, at 7:30 P. M.
The public is cordially invited to
attend this program, ,
T* mutes nest in the ground and
travel up to wood to feed. Control
consists of blocking this connection
The spring pig crop is expected
to he down 2 per cent from last
spring.
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Seek Re-Arrest Os NAACP Prexy
! Atlanta Branch
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Head, CallicHin Is
■Revenue Target
ATLANTA. GA —(ANIL-- The
Revenue Commissioner tv-e. T V
Williams. last wet: p: •rif. r tin
i e-arrest of Atlanta Branch NAA
CP president John Calhoun t • al
legedly fading to produce certain
records ordered lasi December by
a judge whose character was ques
tioned by soi te attorneys.
In a petition Williams stated
that the NAACP had produced
audits of its accounts between
Nov. 30, 19.70 and Nov, .",0. 195 k.
but that the July and August.
1950, were "not satisfactorily
accounted for",
He asked that Calhoun he re
arrested, however, no immH
fate action is expected on his
request.
! Judge Durwood Rye, who was
' .asked to r!'*>oi>,tdi f y hitTlSGif from.
! trying th® case “because he was
' prejudiced himself fined the NA
i ACP $25,000 for contempt hist year
j in the case. Pye also gave Calhoun
! a year's suspended sentence for
contempt. Both contempt sentences
grew out of the NAACP's refusal
to turn over its ret--ids to tin
state of Georgia.
In a reply to Williams’ allega
tion that NAACP records vm-c no'
satisfactorily accounted for th*
civil rights group has answered
that complete records are in New
York,
Leaves, hay straw, or sawdust
used as a mulch has proved suc
cessful in holding moisture and
keeping down weeds.
Morgan College Makes Changes
To Meet Needs Os Students
t
| BA LI MORE, MD. Reorgamza
j tioti of the- Morgan State. College
prop- im to provide selective ad*
j mission. a new three-level fresh
;t I man curriculum and the screcn
! ing of students ai the ®nd of the
, j sophomore year was announced to
. ; day by Dr Martin D. Jenkins,
. ! President.
, : The comprehensive changes, vot
. »'d by ’1" f.iculty after intensive
; siudy and f xpe uurntation over a
; re •; -iI of ,i v: ra* u-rs and ap
! proved by the Board of Truste -=
1 become- effective September 1957. i
P-e-; lent Jc-nkm- described the:
j changes as "measures to meet Hie j
; reads of our students and to pro- j
j vide the best opportunity possible i
■ for cvei - student ’o sucked." tie j
I explained:
j "It. is ow experience that e
•. ■ ■!> too I a proportion <-f;
j i)m e-ntenne students do not p- - i
, si si in giado • on This* results
.I in fi lls*, -it ion -.Ret - foBp:-|o of fajl
5 ’ urc on the part of the student and j
j causes unwise use of the resources i
jof the coil, i believe that this j
, | new program, developed by the fa- ;
r i cully, will be beneficial to every j
£ I student entering the college, and {
] ! that it will, as well, enable us to ]
- • do an even beitri educational job
j than we have done in the past,"
i ADMISSION BY'UPPER THREE
, I FOURTHS
Tin new admission policy re- j
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quires that the student must rank ]
in the upper three-fourths of h;s
high school graduating class. Stu
dents in the lower fourth, how
ever, may be admitted by examina
tion.
Dr. Jenkins described this as a
' mild selective admission polvy
which is consistent with the goals
of our college." for, he said."the
function of a state school, as, we
understand it. is essentially non
solf-ctive. Our responsibility is to
provide wide opportunity for both
j average and superior students.
; Every student who has a chance to
j suceed ought, in our society, he
j given an opportunity to show what
; he can do."
J-LEVEL FRESHMAN CURRI
CULUM
| Institution of a three-track our
• 1 iculum. confined to the freshman
j —— |
SEVEN STAR | i
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THE CAROLINIAK
I year, provides thrss plans of study
with entering students assigned to
one of these on the basis of their
performance on a battery of en
trance examinations.
Students whose test results in
dicate needed improvement in
reading and writing will be as
signed to Plan A, a prescribed pro
gram of study rich in communica
tion offerings. Students indicating
acceptable preparedness for coi-
U*RB work will be assigned to Plan
B, while those demonstrating tin - j
usual ability will be assigned to j
Plan C, a program of study speck j
fieaily designed to challenge and ;
encourage students of superior a- j
biiity to develop their high poten- j
tial
"This program of study ter the !
freshman,' said President J.-n- !
kins, “allowing for individual dis- j
ferences and differences in levels
of achievement, is, we feel, a prac
tical answer to a serious problem
| which has given us concern for
sometime. Statistics show tha* j
many students of promise come to j
us not totally prepared to do col- !
lege work: moreover, a large num- '
her of our students come from j
schools which are not the best j
schools in their communities. Yet, j
when they graduate from Morgan j
State College, they must compete i
successfully with other American!
college graduates.
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