Page 8 The Carolina Journal Wednesday, February 14, 1968
Campus Character Contest
Do you have any idea who the
young man pictured at the right
Tlie Journal staff would like to
March 1 Deadline For
Loans To Teachers
see who can correctly guess the
identity of this person. He is a
student here — that information
should be sufficient clue for the
sharp connoisseur of Campus
Characters . . .
Write your guess on a slip of
paper and leave it in the Journal
box at the Union desk.
F.P.A. To Sponsor
Discussions Here
By ROD SMITH
The Financial Aid Office has
received alimitednumberofappli
cation forms to apply fortheScho-
larship Loan Fund for Prosper-
Nine New
Volumes
On U.S. Govt.
Nine volumes describing the
origin and activities of U. S.
governments and agencies have
recently been acquired by the
Atkins Library.
Each volume in the new series
published by Frederick A. Praeger
Company of New York City des
cribes the origin, development,
scope, operating methods, and
structure of a specific federal
department or agency. Agencies
and departments treated in the
volumes received by the library
are the Alaska Railroad, Depart
ment of Justice, Department of
Housing and Urban Development,
Agricultural Research Service,
Agricultural Research Service,
Federal Aviation Administration,
Environmental Science Services
Administration, U. S. Army, U. S.
Air Force, and U. S. Marine Corps.
Additional volumes describing
other agencies are scheduled for
publication during the next three
years. The Atkins Library has a
standing order to this series.
^ch volume in this series is
written tor the general reader
concerned with understanding the
processes of the U. S. govern
ment. Each contains information
on career opportunities, illus
trations, and a selected biblio
graphy.
Consulting editors tor the vol
umes in the Praeger series are
Ernest S. Griffith and Hugh L.
Elsbree, former directors of the
Legislative Reference Service,
Library of Congress.
All volumes in this series will
be placed in the circulating col
lection of the library, classified
according to subject.
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5101 E. Independence Blvd.
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tlve Teachers for the 1968-69
school year. Students who are al
ready participating in this pro
gram and those who are interested
in making application lor the first
time are urged to come by the
Financial Aid Office to secure the
necessary aH)lication forms im
mediately.
March 1, 1968 is the deadline
for applying tor the 1968-69 school
year; therefore, all applica
tions must be mailed to the Depart
ment of Public Instruction in Ral-
eight prior to that date. Support
ing material such as references
and transcripts may be sent after
the March 1 deadline, but the ap
plication must be postmarked on
or before the cutoff date.
Further information regarding
this Scholarship Loan Fund may be
secured from Mr. Tinkham, Room
112, Administration Building.
When the government announces
an addition or alteration of foreign
policy, do you know why? Can you
consider all the factors that might
have influenced the decision and
reach a conclusion based on fact?
Probably not. If you would like
to be filled in, take heed. The
Foreign Policy Association is
sponsoring a discussion sche
dule beginning in late February
with topics ranging from Brazil
to the Middle East and back to
Germany.
The
‘All-American’
Green Garter
The 96-page booklets to at
company the “Great Decisions'
group will soon be on sale in tk
bookstore. In addition to hearia
informative discussions of foreig
policy, each participant will k
afforded an opportunity to air tij
own views on each topic. D,
Nish Jamgotch, a member j
F. P. A., commented that thii
program would be a proper rallj,
ing point for all people on aj
campus who are interested ii,
CIRUNA.
The Union facilities are avail,
able for use and there are mam
faculty members who would bi
more than happy to address j
“Great Decisions” group. Allsta.
dents who are interested are re.
quested to leave their names wit
Dean MacKay.
Do you know who this is?
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