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Madam Editor:
The Independent Coed Board
wishes to extend thanks to the
various organizations on campus
who cooperated with us . in put
ting on the annual '- coed ball.
Due to budget cuts last spring,
there was no money available
for the Coed Ball this fall, but
the Independent Coed Board
managed to find enough organi
zations with an extra penny and
enough people with time and
willingness to work, so your
Coed Ball was held again. For
financial assistance, the coopera
tion of Graham Memorial, the
Order of the Grail, Interdormi
tory Council, and the Student
Orientation Committee made
the Ball possible. For the actual
work, planning, and sponsoring,
the Independent coeds deserve
the credit. We hope you all had
a grand time, so here's to many
more Coed Balls!
Martha Byrd. Pres.,
Independent Coed Board
apparent flow of whiskey. The
sickening, nauseating aroma of
whiskey about me was disgust
ing and depressing to the bot
tom of my soul. Not only did
I smell whiskey, but I saw much
evidence that it had been drunk.
I cannot interpret such conduct
as observance of the Honor
, Code. The Student Government
asks the support of each Stu
dent Body member at the ball
games. The nauseating whiskey
aroma at a football game is so
offensive as to keep away de
cent students. The drinking is
indicative of a moral breakdown
in this nation. The United States,
which we praise very highly as
being the greatest country in
the world, is in serious danger of
being destroyed by anti-Christian
forces. This fact cannot be
regarded lightly. Because we
. know that Communism threatens
this nation's freedom, we fight
it. Even as Communism is one
Tht D&ilj Tar publish
expreslsons of opinion pro
vidd such letters are in good,
last, siga&cl, legible, and un
der 303 words. The editors re .
serve to edit any comznu&ica
. tioas.
force which is slowly ruining pur
nation, so is low moral stand
ards of this university by
drinking are, m a very I smail
way, indirectly and slowly par
ticipating in the destruction of
this nation. Our world and "na
tional problems, like war in Kor
ea and government corruption,
can be traced: to this: we have
ignored God. As I observed sev
eral Carolina players helped off
the field with painful injuries
I remembered someone else who
at Calvary endured much great
er pain than they. This nation
will surely disintegrate if it ig
nores Christ and His sacrifice
on the cross. Each individual's
part in the preservation of this
nation through Christian living
needs deeper consideration, now
more than ever before. .
Robert Pullman
Prsldsat of the Student Body
University of North Carolina
Ch&pel Kill Z? C.
Zear 24r Presidentr
On behalf of the Students As
sociation, I would like to wel
come you and the students of
tha University of North Caro
lina to the campus of the Uni
versity ef Texas on the weekend
of October 6. Although we rea
lize that the distance between
our campuses presents quite an
inconvenience to you, we hc3
to have as many of your stw
dents as possible visit our can
pus on that weekend.
y7e would consider it a privi
lege to accommodate as many
" of you students as will be able
to attend the game that week
end. Wales Madden, Jr Presiding
. Sincerely yours.
Students' Association
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Madam Editor:
Your alleged newspaper bear
ing today's date carries a ref
erence in column 1, page 1, to
a student said to be named Dave
Curley. There is no such student
on this campus. I suspect -there
never has been a student by that
name on this campus. I hope
there never will be a student
by that name on this campus.
The name of the student re
ferred to is spelled Kerley. KER
LEY. It has been spelled with a
K at least since the battle of
Hastings in 1066. According to
the best records available, it has
never in all history been spelled
with a C. The name is KERLEY.
Now, is there any method by
which I can compel your "re
porters" to report facts instead
of fiction? I shall be happy to
contribute a student directory
to the cause if you will execute
any moron on your staff who is
too stupid to look up names be
fore he publishes them.
The mispelling of a name is
insulting. It is completely un
necessary. Yet The Daily Tar
Heel persists in mispelling my
' name. I request that you omit
my name from your publication
entirely until such time as you
can acquire a staff that is not
too damned lazy to find out how
names are spelled before pub
lishing them.
With intense annoyance.
Madam Editor:
Entering Carolina for the first
time this year, we have been
impressed and really excited by
the ideals of the honor policy;
however, we have noticed both
in the paper and among fellow
students some disagreement
. with certain aspects of the pol
ui iey. ,We think a group should
. , ,be assigned to make a study
through discussions, comparisons
ir. with policies of neighboring
.schools, and a-survey among
the students to discover how
. they feel about individual fea
tures of the honor policy.
. i t .' ' Deanie Lomax
Marghaxeila Eldr-;. --
- Vrne Carrell
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5. head
9. sesame
12. inner layer
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13. grafted
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14. feminine
name
15. embroiled
17. heaped
19. culture
medium
20. gruff
21. destined
23. bovine
ruminant
24. imitated
25. flaxen cloth
26. personal
pronoun
28. variety of
lettuce
29. comes ashore
30. variety
of bean
31. diminutive
for Edward
32. inland bodies
of water
33. apportion
34. resort on Isle
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36. straightens
38. penitential
season
39. more recent
40. presage
43. salutation
44. Australian
ostriches "
46. Shake
spearian character
47. sorrowful
48. continuous
loud noises
49. catch sight of
VERTICAL
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2. eggs
3. legislative
bodies
4. labeled
5. sly glance
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23. ties
25. country
roads
26. very small
speck
27. ogles
29. decreased
30. long,
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32. cornbread
33. cloak'
34. quoted
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38. deprivation
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