WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ?. 1957
PLANNING M \1 l>si r -v,,. . i jrolyn B, Brown of Johnson
(‘‘.♦v. P nnc.spr, editor of (hr Brunei! Banner, student new --pap . j
di^russf> p'ns for Ihe next jsMir uilh Miss Barbara Hammond. rlr- i
rni’iijnn manager, of Winston Salem. The Banner is published ninn- ]
thiy.
, ST. AUGUSTINE’S r
Campus Chatter
By NANCY RHICE t
y II •..Nancy again wah
!.v?r same old talk from St. Aus
usuries College. Whats the word 5
•'F-L-U tCough!. Cough!,i No. I
don't have it. but a number of
the kids do. Why the Falcons
co'.rdnt’ even display their pow
e> ful football team Saturday, be
cause of the little word "FLU".
The Flu is really bus-, around St
August ine's these day.-: in fact if.
almost as busy as our college
Choir, which by thf way is the
grratcr-t yet Our choir is very
vr'.t organized under the lead
ership of Mr. J. C. Moore and . e
rompanie'l by Mr. T. Thornlry at
* o r -ir. Mr. Eddie Rayford is
she president of the wonderful
ei'i-anitaticn. Yes, St. Augustine's
students car, really soy ‘'Hats
Off t ■ oui Co)lc..:c Choir" for do
ing such a tremendous job.
Is ■ : Wednesday, October, 16.
found an affair at Taylor Hall
that. will not be forgotten for ;>
long time. It was the installation
of our Student Council officers
nrd members for ihe year 1957-
M , Raymond Hunky was install
also president. Mr. Hunley is '
’so a president of ins senior
♦ etrisr. mi-pibei of Alpha Phi Alpha
Fraternity, and an outstanding
student As Vice-President Mr.
.Harry Salter white was installed.
He is also a member of the Sen
ior Class and the Omega Psi Phi
Fraternity. Miss Nancy Rhice was •
installed as secretary. Treasurer.
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Mi-- 1 - Inn miwyer: aj.d 8u: me - j
M;uur." Mr. Waiter fOman OH; j
cr members included: Mi&s Willie !
L. Kelly, Miss Harriet Bryant, Mi |
James Covington. Miss M. Yvonne i
Us It Mi.-:- Mary Burnette. .Mr.
George Flemming. Mr. Jerome
Battle, Mis.- Barbara Brown, uid
M- G. . '
Dr. J. A. Boyer, president of the
college, discussed the purge--! and
duties of the Student Council.
He elaborated on points about
Student Council members having
Qualification;? such as average, i
character and willincnr.s to serve |
as a member. Dean p. R Robin- !
son. emphasized point:; the prr
; dent discussed. The President of ;
the Student, Council Mr, Hunley '
accepted the charge to officeis j
and members during the installa
tion services.
Naturally there v.t.s a college
dr.ncc Saturday y-.’tr'it: but with:
i.hu flu goiiiv around, the crowd
wasn't too larg -. St Ain;. Students
ran have a "boss” time with jyv
a few. They can do it, because it's
not the number i'nat always
counts It; who -macks up the
number. (Ha ve Mercy >.
Well, next week maybe the Hu
will be gone and there’!! be more
lo talk about but believe you fin.l
the word at the present, time :
■'FLU”. I don't mean FLEW, but.
I mean FLU 1 '
GO TO < HT'ItCH St NT*AY
“NewEra” ln Birth Control
Techniques Is Seen By Panel
NF’-.V YORK CITY t,YHP> -- A
variety of effective new contra
ceptives is emerging to revolution
ize family planning practices
throughout the world a panel of
espert:; announced here TUES
DAY
The ultimate form of birth
control t contraceptive pill—
va- discussed, but i! was
nii « 1 that cureent studios
arc (an new to be completely
evaluated.
Or. Alan F. Outtmacher. direc
tor of obstetric.': and gynecology
at New York's Mt. Sinai Hospital,
i and chairman of the panel, re
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KY 8S PROOF GRAIN NEUTRAL S?1R"» I
ihe OLD SUNNY BROOK COMPANY. LOUISVILLE. KYI PROOf,
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; vealovi preliminary medical re - {
j ports on tests of four new birth j
•! ontrol methods. It. was agreed '■
'that some of the simpler methods'
'; arc about to move from the ex- j
■ perimental stage in the wide elm- j
icsl use. j
The reports were made at a j
j; vmposium at the ,17th Annual j
j Meeting of the Planned Parent-[
| liood Federation of America, at |
; the Hotel Roosevelt. Thirty-seven j
• doctors, ministers, social .scion-'
• 1 lists and educators participated!
iin the all-day panel discussion, j
“H'c .irr nn the threshold j
of ,i new era in birth eon-
THE CAROLINIAN
trol." Or Guttmaher told *
press conference folio wins the
meeting. “While It is not rer
tairs that any of the currently
non methods Mill prove to be
ihr ideal answrr, there is no
question that fhev represent
a bold step In the right direc
tion.”
“Current research will produce
a variety of simple methods from
which couples may choose," Dr.
Outtmaher continued. “Some of
them are already available."
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jas director of publicity at Fisk
1 University war announced re
j cently by President Stephen J.
| Wright
Palmer, former public relations
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