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SUMMER
SCENARIO
Ci)c Car Orel
The oiTkial rublxation of the su. vr -eho-y of the Ur.iver
Orane Prir.t-h.o of Cha II v
ED IT r. ;
t iatv?.es a.vii News p-;;!: ,.
STUDENT FEATURE
Carolina Is A Great School
But Needs Some Renovation
eo..otre
iron: r ayettev:.e. has nc-t cr.l
re:; r,ut r.as cc-rr.e ur -with 5 '.-,-is
and crltici-m deveioned f r
fc&rs of participating in ma
les of the Urdvc-rsitv.
Faculty In Brief
c - '' if;caL i u t a i Ci
.'tudfrnt iTOvr-rr;!''" c-r. j----"ans
induce la?.- school anr
ir. politic- and g-overr.rr.er.t.
fe'iuation tnts summer, he '
. l'j ta.-:e up
Dr. A. C. Howe!!. Jr.
d.-- : his Ph.D. de-ree ft UNO
:.A.
the UN'C Law School.
is a ineiy.r.-er 01 the student
iatuie for the past four years
trove;
-'--. training- grouna ior fu
woru ii; j;ol:t!cs and government, but
i; a. so : ov:oc-; the opportunity for
' of leadership an I '
"o: ' ' and the opportunity to
jet to know and understand neorde. '
u
Hubert Herderson, Il-d.tiji.,
:' Cha; td Hid Hirrn .-d-hol Par
as r et i": a: po.rteu uirector ot : at.
: th-. University .,f Montana. '
u-u. He v.u.. al.-o, t-.-av.--i tra:r; in tr
in. 'v.:
( aif-iona
darshi; s
i at :
ath-
n UNO ran : to the ama-
uue ; a- -'ht' :a-k t-. Pat loo.;
!:: Xe:
A nr. ;!-..-
-arvev ot c
. s cirii e to co;. tire
ndse. After
'.eu
1
seems that a,i the different Hender. -.r. received tite A P, -types
of perionalities that one wiii r.A. --,om x.U"C and i? a cardioa
enccunter later in life can be met thc. p;-.D. ,;.;tt.. A veteran -
tnioucn stuuent erovernntent i.oivi- - .. Arutv Air Force in World Wa
ties. I have found closer fi lends here : J. he -ecudv s..-'-ved a di-'ur'
even than in n.y hontetown. ; ,r- ,:;,..,.,. . .-
"student government is not as v.-.r-t.
p.owertui as it was two years ajro. and
I hone student-- wd! u-, :r,o t , , . - t
; "c-- " -i'CcK u,' itiui.tr j Eryce Jordan, Aoi.ene, 1 etc as. r.a
--- ...e iutuie. However, the recent Oeen r.a:
row an fraternity drinking- was r.ct ' v,--s--c a-
v-nseiy precip itated for, as student- : in addition to his teaching duties, ho
fere, we arc- under state jurisdiction. v.--1' c-,l a-- t.- Uriv-i-v f (,..-.v
and the state must answer to the 1 tra' 7.",rm,ulv "on "the"'" facultv""'of
oeople oT Xorth Carolina." 1 iraroin-dimmJn, Uuive-tv, J.vuaa
Gene also feels that the student-: ...u-f.,? PM Mm',0
si-ou:d ojvanize their public relations : fr ,:ri the Unive-itv of Texa. 1U-I
so that the people of the state may t.x-ects to fndsh the requirements ff r i '
hear about the good aspects of uni- 1 his Ph.D. at UXC bv the time h- a-! :rk':
V";'l'y which would more than hi, new duties in September. I r ''n S
onset those incidents that rive the ti-:- ,o-t. t,-mm t, ,
school a bad reputation. mer'v a.'ig"-",,, of --;0 I "-! -:r.Ti:..--. still a ; op-jlar -;-u.
Hopine that "students at Carolina o. the Du i-ham " C o untv Schools. I Ar' v've f"'-'n'i that "' nr,t (:'-;-v
wul take the lead in preparing- for '. j :" a. ways dat- t!v- cds we a-imiiv
(.e-segregation accordmp- m th u-,- n - , , ... m. t.
" u r. uuion jonnson was re-
nnj t;r.r r.-.-r-1 j i ....
c-anil-,1 lor e state.- elected president of the North Caro
tene thinks that an important con- :;na Women'. Council at the annua!
trioution to society can be made
this way.
T'
meeting- ot the organization reeeuuy
helfi here iji r-o n i r, r-T i,vi wir- rhc
"It is difficult to pin down the exact annual Leadership Train on- Work
sources. ' Gene said in criticizing ,hoi) which is sponsored by the
some faults of the University, "but Council in cooperation with the Uni
student apathy is much too strong ' vt.r--irv ExtenM Divi-m M
here. Lack of student hope and in- Johnson represents the Am, -Pan
spirat.on is not alone due to the tenor Association of University Women on
of the war years in which we grew the Council, which is composed of
up. but also to faculty apathy toward representatives of 14 women's or
students. poor relations between the : conizations with a total membership
faculty and administration, and a ; of rnore than 250,000.
poor advisory system. Full-time ad-'
visers are needed to relieve the over- vCT A TVTr CtfI IMH
loaded conditions and impersonality: 1 AINU rJUlNL
of the present system." ! A watch has been found. Owner
(Continued on page 3) : may identify at the YMCA office.
..k at make-: it uirh
bf-lieve that they'r.
: in Phi Pca Map; ;
tusenter.t p!a'--.- a;
iv. - well-filh-d. Ke
il : commi.-uc( ir.er. '
it the popsters in:st tha-enres'-iu-s
a search foi- iearr:
.'e're oii.intr the search-:'artv
THUR.-FRI.-5AT
Larinv fCay
.nock
in
on
.suggestion ior necomir.g more
nearly the "fr:endlv summer Mthord"
that the Administration want -:
Why have classes at 7 :."''? IV-ple
even professors in a "friendly"
K-ho-I can be more like people at
a more civilized hour. We find it
hard to taste toothpaste that early
in the morning-, much less the sometimes-indigestible
fruits of knowl
edge. Eill Polk.
Intramural Deadline
All intramural entries close to
morrow 1
SUN.-MON.
i- GARY
COOPER
4T- os HOOKER the tempted I
SUSAN
HAYWARD
os LEAH the wayward!
RICHARD
IHlUl
as FISKE the chect!
4-TRACK H!GH-F:DL'Tr S"?iZ?p?, C -'.O'O
Hugh vaplc.vi cav-;-n v ';:-,i
WEDNESDAY
...TECHNICOLC-
with
ALAN LADD
JACK PALANCE
JEAN ARTHUR
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