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THE TAR HEEL
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come thirsting, the way should be
made clear for the accomplishment
of this end. Any and every thing
that hinders should be wiped out or
remedied and the right of way given
to the securing of an education.
Last spring it was decided by the
fraternities on the campus to reduce
ttlA oil! n rt OPIGMI11 frt ri.ra wdala
.Published three times every week of the ri, i j . ,
. . , , , 1 1 he reasons advanced were mainly
paper of the Publications Union of the that th! PIaD WOuld mean the Savin
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University of North Carolina, Chapel UI UUJC auu money." ims was gen
Hill. N. C ' SubscrlDtion price. S2.00 1 erallv agreed UDon as beintr correct.
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local and $3.00 out of town, for the and the measure was passed. '
college year. YM, hfifnr last ri.sh.no. inA
I- a i -that
lasted until the first week in
uecemDer was used, lne period
n.a 1, 1. xA 1
i naa juab onvri. cuuuuu w uia&.e in
Entered as second-class mail matter at L , . , .
. the Post Office. Chapel Hill. N. C tense rUsh,nS nece7 and just
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I long enougn to consume almost tne
H. N. Parker KJUnr I entire onarter and to hrinir nfimif.
Harold Sebum -J? .JBusiiieaa Manager great many failures that otherwise
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Editorial Department WOm nOT nave lbt lra"
Managing Editors lermiy men realized tnat tney were
Tuesday Issue J. T. Madrv sacrificing an entire quarter unnec-
Thursday Issue P. N. Olive essarily! Consequently, the shorteV
oaiuraay issue js. s. arr season was adopted.
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At the meeting of the Pan-Hellen-
Offices on
Building.
Asiittant Editor '
C. W. Bazemore and F. P. Eller
J. O. Allison
J. F. Ashby
K. Berwick
J. R. Bobbitt, Jr.
L. N. Byrd
H. P. Brandis
D. D. Carroll
W. G. Cherry
R. K. Fowler .
J. B. Lewis
Staff ,
R. R. Little
E. R. MacKethanJr.
H. McPherson
W. W. Neal, Jr.
P. N. Olive
W. P. Ragan
J. N. Bobbins
C. F. Rouse
S. B. Shepherd, Jr.
R. C. Maultsby
ic Council Thursday night we under
I stand that the matter of the five-
week system came up for a re-vote
and was passed by a"n almost unani
mous vote. It is therefore cUar that
the fraternities want a shorter sea-
However, before a new system
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demand, and tailored in ap
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Next Showinir at
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Mon.-Tues., Oct. 19 and 20
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Our style memo, book tent fra on nquMt
STUDENT FOUND
DEAD TUESDAY
Tlie crind has started asrain. "The
I mills of the gods grind slowy, but they
irrind exceed nelv small." It takes four
I years to grind out the finished product.
IAnd the finished product what is It,
other than lust another mortal armed
I with two square feet of sheepskin with!
I which to conquer the world?
Louis 'Graves, writing in his inimitable
I Chapel: Hill Weekly, eulogiies "break-
fast" as one of the most beautiful words
in the Entrlish antruaire. And breakfast
I itself, how he plays it up as one of the
incidents of daily life that give accent
I to our evervdav emotions ! . And to
think, the appalling number of collegians
I who miss this ' in life by sleeping
I through breakfast. '
Watch your ancestry-- , !
Man sprantr from the monkey.
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Monkey sprang from the cocoanut tree.
Cocoanut tree sprang from the earth.
God made the earth. 1
Therefore, man sprang from God.
Tolstoi said that the majority was al
ways in the wrong. Tolstoi was rieht
The majority of the State's dear people,
for example, wrongly believe that we at
the University are taking evolution se-1
riously.
Arising out of pathetic Ignorance and
founded on gross misconception, comes
frequent criticism of the University and
S I
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MADE ITS WAY BY THE WAY ITS MADS
It's Purer Because It's Heathized
Eunice Ervin
can be inaugurated, it ;U t be ap- Frank Gamble Found Dead ' in I .i!??? titde , toward certain
' , ... v, ; , i . .1 . iscienunc Denezs. in me loin century,
proved Dy tne Umverr - iaculty. Bed by Roommate. men were nerseeuted for believin that
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e unuersiand mat me lacuity Has .,, . . the earth was round. In the 20th cen-
not been in session since the five- mwvdijMU tAUaa tury, men are persecuted by public
week plan was
And we understand further that the Time. in wwnta-of nature. And in the
I century, men wui oe persecuieu jor
something else. And so the show goes
BRUNSWICK
Records, Phonographs
and Rdiolas
No fraternity home is complete with
out them.
Christian & Harward
1 06 W. Main St. Durham, N. C.
isiuu oiuuc luc live" I - i iufi uicu are jjcrccuic- vy puuiu
i I rr J t cii. .J-i tt M. . I nnininn far thinlrinv frpltf anrl Rtiirlv.
. I " au was paaacu i3t sunxite I uau jdccu OLUUeilt Xiere Unly tL SllOrt I
Business Department ..... , . , . , m- . inir the records of nature- And in thi
i n nil wh iinnrirjinn invrnpn f-ha r. I imt . i -
nyone desiring to try out for the Busi
ness Staff apply to Business Manager. facult7 does not eet again for sev
i t j i, I rru,1K uamoie, Jr son of Dr. and I wmcuiing eise. Ana so me snow goes
u luc w ayaiau can Mrs. Frank Gamble, of Lincolnton, N, C, on. Have we advanced so far, after all?
X on can Purchase any article adyer- not be regarded as official until it was found dead in bed Tuesday morn- And what difference does it all make,
tised in The Tar Heel with perfect . . - , . , t .Qn v L.. .
safety because everything it adver- f . . r. r ,iM n.inm.( J
.. . i nas passed
aaiety necause everytn-ng ,t adver- . . - ... r. C. 3oode. also of Lincolnton. in the
iie ir. 1?"- : 7Z c r:::: of Bruce 0 came ei nm
-v.... . , a a. aaver. ' " ue. Heart trouble was given as the like New York every day, opines an Old
tismg from reputable concerns only, passed nor defeated. cause of death. Youn 0amh- waB lnhabitant. f And I have a hih regard
-wvuuv-uvij n.iuuiuM sic iuvu iu cms vi age una naa oeen ma- ujjuuuu oi uia innaouamsj.
quanaary. VVnat should they I '"cmaiea in uie university only a few I vameron Avenue,' nas n not Deen cover-
do? Is the system that they want ays- He had had trouble witl his ed with real paving? And the co-ed
j ' . . , , .1 neart since childhood and when examined dormitory, is it not finished and habi
and approve going to be used, or is L fll ,,. . !t ,I.m 'j . i ,,.,
tnft ffliiiirp of trip tunnlfw t miuf 1. . . . I
. j "- io dc two times normal siie. several I siuon it is, en wnatf Ana new dus sys-
ffOinir tO flllf nmnf ipjlllv f nr'A a -ro- I flfta(.lrs linfl Wn ATnm.n..il : I feme and n.is Kiill ;.,..f anA T?.l.l:.
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r our thousand dollars is the goal. I version to the system used in 1924? lto the one tl,at proved to be fatal Tues
That means at least two dollars from Already over a week of the five day mornin-
every man. ' has passed and the fraternities are .Members of the Freshmen class donat-
,ii w . j . I money for the floral offering in chapel
The rushing season should be T 7 "-Tuesday morning during chapel period.
n,tr,A v...-- Lj.... ..j "u-iicuouc council is Pn-1 it is not known how long life had been
Saturday, September 26, 1952
PARAGRAPHICS
Give to the "Y."
shortened. Yawning students and Zl'TZ " "J. " " .betn
unprepared lessons should have al- in edal consi(Jer lv found by his room.mate but it
reaay convinced the faculty of that ftpw Tf t. . . . . . pears that he died peacefully. Members
fact. Imagine two more months of Lff j v x of the family were notified immediately
it! enecv auring tne present year, it and Mr . Gamble came to take the corpse
iujusl dc auorovea immeaiateiv and I hack km. tnr inAm..n t. .,jt.
I . m. v I .u,wiui.uu xnu siuucuia
the fraternities given a definite date)'!1" re close friends of the family and
Koch has discarded his tweeds of blessed
memory.
Things are likely to happen on Emer-
I
son Field this afternoon. The game at
Wake Forest last year we may forget
But tonight, the score will show, one way
or the other.
Ten. Ways to' Tell a Freshman
1. His dumb, driven ook.
2. His zeal in buying up supplies of
' coiieee coods."
Ever heard of the "Wonder Team "arermues Siven a ?elinite date "e ose mends of the family and 3 His jnnocenseiack of sophistication
- -"ii. . r i . . K . " rwn nnnn nrai a o iti mini
of 1922"? We hone that the pame wllu wulcn lo KauSe lneir campaign. 'iT , , that unmistakably stamps the underwad.
... . . w. ; 1.- i. j . oi tne rresnman class escorted the body . tt. . . ...... ,
tnis atternoon will mark the betrin- v UMIU prcssiou vi i T -',. llla uumu "ven iook,
opinion tnat tne lacuity will not
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Dining Room and Cafeteria Service in Connection
Cafeteria Prices Same as Prevailing Down Town
On Route 75, State Highway, 12 Miles Southwest
of Durham, N. C. . , . , ,
Irving M. Gattman, Manager
expressions of
niniT Of a Season flint vrill oelira
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that of three years ago. meet to UP the proposed change rjp UTfUT IIAC I ETT
i Dut wiu sit by and force it to wait "luw"1 mjlo. m.
A study in market values: The until their regular meetinir. This I FOR TRIP TO ETTRnDtf
o , I Mr j ,
years ago was worth a dollar This We trust that this fear is cround-
year the iron man will have to bring less. It is clear that it is to the
his little half brother along with him best interest of the student body that
if he wishes to get by the gate. the five week system he inaugurated
I in tlace of the 1925 Bhprnp Tf tho
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isnt it curious that the State of fraternities hadn't proposed the
Has Gone to Study School Conditions
In Northern Europe Countries
To Stay a Year.
5. His horror of evolution.
6. His brand new belt buckle.
7. His dumb, driven look.
8. His desperate efforts to appear to
be a "reeular collegian."
9. His English I or Math I textbooks.
10. His dumb, driven look.
Dr. Edgar Wallace Knight, Profes
sor of Rural Education of the Univer
sity of North Carolina, has leave of ab
sence for one year on, the Kenan Foun-
H. , L. Mencken sits high above the
mass of mindless morons and nours
scorching scorn on a dumb world. Frank
Crane beams on humanity and preaches
that ail's well. Arthur Brisbane spies
on the passing show and gives us daily
sidelights as to what it's all about. Pres-
North Carolina should have put its Lh.,, tl, fif .f. sence for one year on. the Kenan Foun-
liberal arts colleee in the backwoods ti, t i V .. dation. In connection with his fellow- sldeliKh" to what it's all about. Pres
i college m the backwoods the failures of last year and the ship from the National g ident Chase stands firm. Immune to the
of Orange county and its aericul- dp- tt. aA . .j i . .. . ... oot acience . . , . . iL
. r ... " , rJ ui.idK.u k- i nesearcn iouncu, ne will make a studyl ' ,s , ulc crgwus wno mis-
tural colege within a stone's throw sons of this year, should not only be of schools in Denmark, Norway, Swe- understand, who 'would tear him down
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ui uic vapuoi r , .
Little Gertrude, minus her tail, is
becoming widely known on the cam
pus. Yesterday morning she caught
an 8:30 in Murphy Hall and at 9:0
she was seen entering room 215 in
ready to approve a reduced rushing
period but should have been ready,
long ago, to force a shorter season
upon the Greek letter organizations
here
den and perhaps Finland
last Saturday and a most successful trip
is expected on his tour of Northern Eu
rope.
For several years the Scandinavian
countries have attracted students from
this country. The schools of these coun
tries have been studied by some visl
tors during recent years and the co-
He ' sailed The avera8e college man thinks a little,
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cuiu nuuucrs. w nat is trum, anyway t
What is but oh hell, I must catch
class. That is all.
Saunders Hall. Evidently she's the a:i a. tt.w
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most conscientious co-ed on the cam- n Th.c i. u- ooerative. enterr.riSM at n,!,
... I .nuinuaj ..tllllf a laiC UUUiUCr I 1 " u. . w
Pus I of Universitv students nH tnwnnivnli I als0 been studied intensively bv such
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. ' 1 v I enjoyed a "Get together meeting" at themen E. C. Branson, who went a year
A bench mysteriously appeared on j Methodist "Hut". Talks were given byor two ago. Mr. Knight is especially
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several oi tne oia students to the new-1 ",lcrcl,LCU so-cauea fjolk high
spirit of genuine I schools of Denmark, which some credit
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We Lend
KODAKS
NO CHARGES FOR USE OF KODAK
PAY ONLY FOR FILMS
AND FINISHING.
FOISTER'S
friendship and good will were made to I w'th having a great deal to do with the
Franklin street and sprang into in
stant popularity. So toonular was comers, who in such a
m. m. w X JT "
4l..( J- 1 r a 1 . ' n
. . . , . - . , . feel perfectly at ease. 1 prosperity and wholesomenesg of that
ing to stand in wartmg line for the TC HfVwfl wiiV aa Co,,ntrv' iif. mnA m i-
privilege of sitting on it. Someone I red streamers, games were played with a a first-hand study of this institution
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win jjruuauiy soon propose mat iaeivlBr mai spoae weu xor the students' I Ior me purpose or seeing if it can be
benches be moved out of Memorial future lnterest In all the church activi-1 adapted to. the needs of rural condi-
HaU, where they give only thirty Everyne soon knew a11 the others, tions In the United States and espec-
- iunu bu enjovaoie time was nin tv all iciaiiv in the Smith c!n ii- i i
- y J ..... ..j i. . .i j l uaa UCCU
I nnnnfpfl hU enmt. rtf tl o Jr
x v uic uLiicr ocanuina-
minutes of service a day, and be
stretched along main street where
they would be in demand from 8
A.M. until midnight.
Dr. L. H. Webb, formerly of Chapel V T f'
it:,i . vt , .1 couninea
iim, now ui jnfw uneans, was nere on
a visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D.
Webb, on a brief visit, a few days ago.
After a sojourn in' Ens-land he will
make his headquarters In Copenhagen.
SHOULD BE SHORT
The principal , reason for one's
coming to Chapel Hill is presumably
to obtain an education, whatever that
may be. The reason for the found
ing and maintenance of the Univer
sity, is to afford the means with
which to secure this education.
Since the student is primarily in
terested in the pursuit after learn
ing, and since the University exists
to furnish knowledge to those who
CAROLINA MAGAZINE
WILL BE OUT TODAY
According to Editor Couch.
the October issue of The Caro
lina Magazine will annear todav.
The staff promises a Magazine
that is different in content and
better in quality than ever be
fore.
an Apology
Due to the lack of space in the flrst
I two issues of The Tar fleet several of
the local advertisers 'did not eet their
copy in. These were Mr. Jack Ltoman.
of University Shop, Mr. Paulsen, of Car
olina Smoke Shope, and Sutton-Alder-
man.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Howell and A. C.
Howell, Jr., are now settled in the house
formerly occupied by Mr. and Mrs.
Towlcs. Mrs. Howell's mother and fath
er and her sister are visiting them.
Carolina Jtnoke Shop
MONDAY and TUES DAT
BiLiHoLLENBECK, Representative
! Fifth Avenue at 46m Street
NEW YORK
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