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Fire Negro students; who
were denied al hie tic passbooks
when they registered were issu
ed the passbooks yesterday af
ternoon according to Harvey
Beech, one of the students who
was originally denied the book.
Chancellor House issued the
books soon after the University
Day exer
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Headquarters
Set Up Here
University of South Carolina
Alumni and visitors who will be
in Chapel , Hill to attend the
North Carolina-South Carolina
football game will find their f""" 4
i a a i r f
neaaquarxers set up m xne ivic
gram Club here. Open house
be held between 11 a. m
p. m.
There will be a regis
table in the lobby of the
gram Club where of f ici
representatives of the U:
(See HEADQUARTERS, i,
Traffic Routes
Traffic on highway 54 east
will be one way beginning al
11:45 and continuing until game
time, the State Highway Patrol
announced yesterday.
It was -added that traffic after
would be one way out of Chapel
Hill as long as the congestion
lasted.
'Are You An
What's an OYCI? . . . Who's be
hind this music in the Y Court?
. Why were all the campus
wheals picking up trash on the
South Building steps? . . Was
that Dean Wettach I saw walking
picket in the rain Thursday? . . .
What's going on?
This is going on. A meeting
was called last Thursday of an ul
tra secret committee to decide the
best way to make the students
conscious of the mess they make
in the Y Courk The cleanup com
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER
Grail Dance To End
Homecoming Activities
The finishing touch will be
added to the Grail "Get Ac
quainted" weekend tonight when
the informal Homecoming dance
is held in Woollen Gym. Tickets
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the Order of the Grail. The re
maining two will be held after
the Tennessee and -Notre Dame
games. "
The proceeds from these dances
go to a f und, from which the Grail
giyes annual scholarships and
loans to worthwhile campus acti
vities. ""
Also as a feature of Get-Ae-
ed weekr""
k will I
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thi :
fearing
Elect
rom
Asheville, has been chosen Secretary-Treasurer
of the Young
Conservatives Club, which met
i Thursday night for an organ
izational meeting. Sumner is
chairman of the Carolina Poli
tical Union," a member of the
Phi Assembly, and a member
of The Daily Tar Heel staff.
List of other officers has not
yet been released.
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OYCI?' Question Answered
mittee, sponsored by1 the later
fraternity Council, was headed
by "Jake the Janitor" Froelich.
The committee decided to put
on a campaign of stunts aimed at
getting the students to throw their
own-trash in the can provided.
And here's where the OYCI
came in. A catchy word was need
ed for the campaign . . a word
that would describe a person who
threw - trash on South Building
steps. OYCI fitted perfectly.
The ideas for stunts almost got
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13, 1951 CHAPEL, HILL, N. C.
weekend. These cards will be
picked up in the Alumni office in
the Carolina Inn where there will
be an open house all day.
By Jimmy Wallace
Some of the students hastened
to South Building, anxious to get
a close-up,, view of the ceremony.
Others were attracted by the band
concert. Still others-saw the crowd
gathering and wandered over to
have a look. The usual coffee
addicts found their places on the
South Building steps had been
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sharp contrast of the South Buil
ding belfry as it jutted upwards
into the crystalling atmosphere of
the fall morning. Windows on the
second and third floor were filled
with onlookers, elbows oh the
sills, heads propped on hands.
Old-timers in the faculty, vete
rans of many University cere
monies, dropped by to pay their
(See CORNERSTONE, page 7)
out of hand at the suggestion of
a cage to put OYCI's in. An effort
was made to even get Gordon
Gray and Governor Scott for the
picket lines. '
The Y Court music was dream
ed up by Larry Early and Barbara
Chan tier, and sung by Jimmy
Shumate, Reg inald Griffin, and
Jack Borden, with Jimmy Adams
on the piano.
. The committee reported per
fect cooperation by the admin
istration on the picket lines. Ad
ministration ; leaders, led by
Chancellor ; House, earried pla
cards up and down in front of the
South Building' steps. -
Observers reported yesterday
that the appearance of the steps
had "improved a hundred per
cent." - ' '
Just before the University Day
ceremonies, one coed dropped her
empty cup on the steps. A boy
sitting near remarked in a voice
that carried aH over the ricinity,
"She's even worse than a pig.
She's an OYCL" The girl in
question blushingly "picked it up,
carried ft over to the trash can,
and dropped it in. And one more
OYCI bit the dusC
Oh, yes, OYCI means "Obno-
jxlous.Y Court Individual?, . at' 'in
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NUMBER 20
Student Solon
Interviews Will
art Monday
Interviews to choose this yearg
The interviews will be con
ducted by a committee of eight
including, Bob Evans, Ken Pene
gar, Bill Carr, Ben James, Glenn
Hardin, Joan King, John Shorren
berg, and a representative from
the Phi Assembly.,
Delegates will be chosen on
the ' following qualifications:
knowledge of parliamentary pro
late
Heading toward Maryland next
weekend?
Want a place to spend the
night?.
The University Club has secur
ed 400 reservations at the Hamil
ton and the Annapolis Hotels in
Washington, D. C, with a special
student rate for $8.00 for two
nights.
' Students desiring rooms should
sign up and pay for-them either
Monday or Tuesday at a booth to
be set up in the Y Court, aceord-
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Carolina Favored
By Twelve Points
Over Gamecocks
By Bill Peacock
Steve, Th Cadillac, Wadiak
and his football playing mates
from South Carolina invade
Kenan Stadium today at 2 p.
but Carl Snavely's Tar Heels are
favored to break their two game
losing streak and put the Game
cocks in their place.
A crowd of 30,000 or more is an
ticipated to see Wadiak, one of
the nation's finest running backs
and a top All-America candidate
face the Carolina team. The Tar
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ing Carolina
to t
irk and will
v3back to a
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ter, duc
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Icessive
ame-s-to GeorgiaT2OT6) and
Texas (45.20). South Carolina
lost their opener to Djuke (34-6)
but has whipped The Citadel
Probable Lineups:
South Carolina Pos. " North Carolina
Shea . "US..... O'Brien
Harrelson IT...... ' Ruffin
Gargano- LG.. Yarborougli
Smith
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Stephens
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Higgins
Walser
Hesmer
Williams
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Wiess
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ing to Duffield Smith, club presi
dent. No reservations will be ac
cepted for one night only.
Smith stressed Tuesday as the
deadline and last chance because
Washington will be overcrowded
with Maryland And Virginia fans
and - also several conventions
planned for the .same weekend.
The Hamilton is located across
the street from Franklin Square
where fee pep rally will be held
Saturday morning. The - Annapo
lis, near the bus station, is four
blocks away.
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