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Page Four THE TAR HEEL Summer Activities Organizational Meeting Set For Monday Night A meeting will be held Monday night at 8 o'clock in the lobby of the YMCA building to organize committees for the Summer Ac tivities Program for the second summer session. All students are invited to at tend this meeting and help out line the activities program for the remainder of the summer. tVip Summer Activities Pro- prnm is divided into six commit tpps which work individually tnd together in sponsoring a well rounded program oi entertain ment and activities for the stu dents. The committees are So cial, Cultural-Educational, Rd ligious, Sports, Service Projects, and a Special Entertainment com mittee. Some of the features of these committees have been coffees, "Open Arboretum," card parties, and the Watermelon Festival, but anv and all suggestions for im- Mnvinff nn nr addine to the list of activities will be welcomed. Monday night the students will meet first as a group and later will divide into various commit tees. Following the meeting, re freshments will be served. On Tuesday afternoon the Cultural-Educational committee will sponsor the first in a series of informal coffee hours for stu dents and faculty. The "iced" coffee hours are held at 5 o'clock in the lounge of Graham Memor ial, and are open to all students and faculty. Community singing, a devo tional, and refreshments combine to form the "Open Arboretum" to be held on Thursday evening at 7 o'clock. Recreational supervision for the junior and teen-age groups at the Negro Community Center is the weekly responsibility of the Ser vic Projects committee. All in terested persons are invited to join in this work. Square dances are scheduled for each Friday night in the Y court, weather permitting. s Ideas for a student body enter tainment tor the second session similar to the Watermelon Festi val held last session are in de mand now, so attend the organi zational meeting on Monday night and take part in the planning. YW Cabinet To Hear Boyd Dr. Dr. Bernard Boyd, professor in the University Department of Re ligion, will be guest speaker a' the first weekly meeting of the YWCA cabinet on Monday after noon at four o'clock. All new and old women stu dents are invited to attend the meeting to be held in the Cabinet room of the Y building. Follow ing Dr. Boyd's address, commit tees will be set up for the second summer sessions projects. Yackety Yack The Yackely Yack office on Ihe second floor of Graham Memorial building will be open every afternoon from 2 to 4:30. staff member Ruffin Woody announced yesterday. All regular students who fail ed to pick up their Yacks last spring may do so at this time. AROUND CAMPUS By MARY NELL BODDIE FROM POLE TO POLE O AURORA BOREALIS O SCOTT'S ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION EVENINGS 8:30 P.M. ADULTS .50 SAT 3, 8:30 P.M. CHILDREN 18 SUN. 3, 4, 8:30 P.M. STUDENTS 38 THE MOREHEAD PLANETARIUM ELECTRONICALLY PURIFIED AIR CONDITIONING "And came the dawn" the dawn of the second summer ses sion, that is, complete with 2500 Tar Heels and plenty of that sweltering Chapel Hill weather. Getting away from it all this weekend are the Pi Lams who are heading for Wrightsville Beach, and the Dekes who are planning a houseparty at Fay-etteville. The Summer Cotillion Club dreamer-upper, Weddell Harris, reports all went well at the Bare foot Ball last Saturday night. Approximately 250 students were in attendance and witnessed the most original "figure" in UNC history, as club officers and fra ternity representatives emerged for presentation from the rope swing on the diving board and "casually" dropped into the lake. It seems four Yale men were visiting for spying purposes in hopes of sponsoring a similar so cial for old "Eli." Pin-up of the week is Pi Phi Dodie Boyer of Miami, Fla., who now wears the white cross of Sig ma Chi Hardy Hardison of Wash ington, D. C. Everything is swell," or so thinks former Daily Tar Heel managing editor Andy Taylor, who is now horizontal in the in firmary with the mumps. Planning a September wedding are ADPi Melvarene Johnson and Chi Phi Pete Howard of Dunn. 'Spartanburg, S. C, will be the scene of the August 18 wedding of Phi Delt Harry Buchanan of Hendersonville and Ann Johnson Ann attended St. Mary's and RPI in Richmond, Va. We hear that Harvey Phi Bete Jack Marcus is learning how to drive. Whv the sudden interest in four-wheel personalities, Jack? Welcome back and Hello Here department. Brothers of Phi Delt seem to think it might be of some interest to the coeds to know that John Wilkins of Gastonia has re turned to alma mater? Visitors at the Chi Phi house were alums Charlie Loudermilk and "Mo" Evarets. Just passing through but receiving an invitation from South Building and deciding to stay was Pi Phi Carolyn "Butch" Butcher. Glad to have you with us. Brothers of Chi Phi will jour ney to Asheville Saturday for the wedding of Jimmy Willingham and Betsv Justice. The TEPs are planning a party at Myrtle Beach this weekend, and from the looks of things it might well be for the purpose of mourning the loss of a number of brothers to Uncle Sam's serv ice. Just a few of those who have donned uniforms since June are Art Mackler, Smithfield: Joe Brady, New York; Ken Hoffman, New York; Judd Novins. Tom's River, N. J.; Earl Frankel, Miami, and Aubrey Bronstein of Kins-ton. M I A really pleasant place The TERRACE Meet your friends in the lobby where students, faculty and administration gather . . . MONOGRAM CLUB to enjoy the A- Air Conditioned CIRCUS ROOM Fountain Service where the usual cool drinks and sandwiches are expertly made and served PLUS Circus Room Specialties Pink Lemonade Milk Shakes Sundaes Lime Freezes Sodas Banana Splits to enjoy the Air Conditioned DINING ROOM Table Service where moderately priced, wholesome lunches and din ners are served PLUS an attractive and pleasing variety of foods prepared un der the x personal supervision of our chef, Mr. Eddy Monroe Music Comfortable Lobby -UNC- (Continued jrom page 1) tive activity, in 33 liberal arts f:elds. Included in the survey were the state universities of North Carolina, Virginia, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Ala bama, Tennessee, Kentucky, Lou isiana, Mississippi, and Texas. Ten departments here were rated among the best in the na tion. They are botany, classics, drama, English, French, history, physics, psychology, romance languages, and sociology. HAVE FUN -SAVE MONEY 10c COCKTAIL T HOUR MON. FRI. 56 P.M. FAMOUS FOR STEAKS AND CHICKEN HOT WEATHER SPECIAL: CASE BEER AT COST $3.25 A CASE ATLANTIC PREMIUM (in lots of iwo). FRFF RFFR served with rtVKS: DECK EVERY MEAL ON TAP: Balaniine Beer Ballantine Ale Munich Dark Sweet Va. Apple Cider IMPORTED GERMAN & DUTCH BEER & WINES RATHSKELLER Down Amber Alley Phone 2-2736 iRlC m over V ;m -.J ,w,V mil tioiB W k A '" ill u,rM &rT; r s HI sounds a V- " in 48-gong -Av Ms hilarious LA It)- -J- ( " li 0(x Ml tj - u u V- JOANNE DRU Tucsday-Wedncsday-Thursaay -CAROLINA-
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