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The Carolina Journal, Wednesday, April 3, 1968 Page 3
Kehoe Lectures Friday
During Arts Festival
Charleen Whisnant
A.K.Psi S ees Thirty At Rush
By PERRY BLISS
Interested in becoming members
of the Eta Omega Cahpter of Alpha
Kappa Psi, thirty students attended
the fraternity’s formal spring rush
held last Wednesday in the Student
Union.
The students were served cake
and punch by several campus co
eds and were introduced to the ex
isting thirty-three members. A de-
monsteation table was also set up
to explain the campus activities
including both the social and pro
fessional aspects of Alpha Kappa
Psi.
After the meeting, a vote was
taken on ten prospective pledges
tor the current year to be installed
at the end of a four-week pledge
YDC Elects
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Mr. Eric Anderson, instructor
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here, will have an exhibit of paint
ings and sculpture in the J. Atkins
Library. This exhibit is his first
Charlotte exhibition.
The pn^ram tor the second
annual New Arts Festival was
planned and arranged by a com
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dents and faculty.
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dent Union.
In the officers’ election.
Hank Heidenreich was voted presi
dent. He is a rising senior and
a political science major.
Vince Batts was elected vice-
president of the organization.
Vince is a senior chemistry major.
Gene Herman, a senior political
science major, was elected to the
office of secretary, and freshman
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"The purpose of the Young
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