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The Coed Boycott
We were very much disturbed by a letter published in
The Daily Tar Heel the other day from several frustrated
coeds. ,
We seriously doubt the fact that 90 per cent of the girls
don't have dates for the Germans this week end, but we are
sure that a very large number are without dance partners.
This is a campus-shaking situation.
The coeds are the girls who make themselves attractive
from 8 o'clock in the morning until 11 o'clock at night. They
are the girls who lend you their Political Science notes, who
are available at the last minute for a date any night in the
week. They are always around when you need them. But
when a big week comes along, they are boycotted.
Now we are the first to admit that the boys are not entirely
to blame for the Fall of the Coed. Various factors interrupt
social-liaison on the campus. And since the coeds are unable
to abide by the rule, "When in fraternity houses, do as the
Greeks do," the Greeks don't have the word for welcome.
' Although much improvement has been made by the dorms
and various organizations on the campus, the non-fraternity
man-coed relationship is obviously still a problem. Because
the fraternity house serves as a good meeting place, this seg
ment has a greater opportunity to know the girls. In this way,
the dorm men are at a disadvantage; hence, they don't date
the coeds.
- We hope that by Midwinters, at least one of three things
will have happened:
1. The fraternity men will stand by the girls who stand
by them Monday through Friday.
2. Better arrangements will be made for the non-fraternity
men to meet the coeds.
3. The University will cure the coed of Fraternity House
Plague. ' N
NOW IS THE TIME FOR SOMEBODY TO COME TO
THE AID OF THE COED.
Welcome Explorers
Five hundred explorer scouts from all over North Carolina
will shake hands with the University today through Saturday.
The three-day Explorer Vocational Conference will take
the boys on a vocational expedition which will include inter
est tests and lecture demonstrations in medicine, law, educa
tion, business administration, engineering, physical educa
tion, social work and recreation, chemistry, radio, agriculture,
forestry and conservation, archaeology, and history.
Big game for the explorers will be-provided by the Caro
lina and Virginia football teams Satudray afternoon in Kenan
Stadium. Following the game, a dance in the Naval Armory
will conclude the week end's activities.
We hope the boys like what they see in three days, and
will pitch their tents at Carolina for four years. Happy hunt
ing! :
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Editor:
This is in answer to a com
plaint about Carolina coeds not
being invited to the Fall Ger
mans this weekend.
,. Let me say that I can indeed
feel for you because, you see,
I'm confronted with a similar
situation. That is I can't seem
to get a coed to go to the dance
with me. My situation is typical
of the majority of the male
populace at Carolina.
Let's dispense with the worn
out assertion that our coeds are
not' wanted at social functions
simply because they are not al
lowed to drink in fraternity
houses. I've listened to this com
plaint for three years now. To
-begin with, no more than -20
of the student body are frater
nity members. What about the
other 80 that are not? The lat
ter is in reference to the .ordi
nary Joe Blow'' dorm resident
and boys that live in town. How
can he be included in or blamed
for the fact that coeds can't
drink in fraternity houses? But
yet he must be blamed if you
want to say that coeds are not
wanted at social functions sim
ply because they can't drink in
fraternity houses." This isn't
quite fair. The fact is that most
dorm residents are willing and
able to escort coeds to social
functions, but they never get
a chance! Arid I think it's true
that "coeds should be insulted
because the boys don't respect
them enough to date them and
willingly adhere to coed rest
rictions." Again I point to the
percentage of the student body
which is fraternity and ask you
whether dorm men are to bt
included in this?
Come now, aren't you com
plaining simply that you don't
like the rule about coeds drink
ing in fraternity houses? Do
something about it if you don't
like it. And if you can't then
you should forget about it.
Drinking in fraternity houses
is here to stay. That's all there
is to it!
Let's take a look at the real
reasons why our oeds are
shunned from such social func
tions as the Fall Germans. It's
time someone gave it to you gals
straight. You asked for it and
now you'll get it! It's a sad case
indeed that "90 of the coeds
on this campus, outnumbered
by men five to one, find it im
possible to obtain dates for one
of the biggest weekends of the
year." If I were a woman under
these circumstances I would
hide my head in shame. The
awful truth is that you have no
one to blame but yourselves.
As a whole, you're the most
conceited, pampered, and spoiled
bunch of women I've ever seen.
Why don't you girls try com
ing down to earth. Get your
head out of he clouds. Try
treating all the boys nice once
in a. while. You seem to think
that you are God's gift to man.
There are some 3,000 plus boys
in the dorms that would jump
at the chance to go to a , dance
with our coeds if they thought
they had a chance in Hell of
doing so. The general concen
sus of opinion is that it's a 100
to one shot that the ordinary
man can get a date with a Caro
lina coed. Whose fault is this?
Face the facts, girls. Clean up
your own house before you try
to blame someone else. I leave
you with the following thought:
"The pleasures of life are all
about vou. One has but to open
ljer eyes and see and reach out
to take them."
Name withheld by request
Take Your Pick
Dear Editor: y
You say spring has sprung,,
and fall has fell, and we're dis
gusted as Hell! Here's welcome
news to three of the 700 coeds
who do not have dates for the
Germans. Three gallant young
gentlemen have decided to come
to your aid. All you have to do
is contact us and your worries
are over. You do not need an
appointment.
You may contact us by phone,
wire, mail or carrier pigeon
preferably phone.
Everett Parker, 9-8000
Melvin Lang, 9-6031
Name withheld by
request, no phone
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WASHINGTON With the
hectic election period over, the
United States will have to give
some attention to our badly
neglected field of foreign affairs,
particularly to the Wave of anti-American
propaganda now
sweeping the various parts of
the world.
For some time, due to the
charges and countercharges of
the candidates, positive policy
by the State Department has
been pretty much suspended.
So, likewise, with some of our
most important allies. Both
Foreign Secretary Eden and
Foreign Minister Schuman have
delayed any important pro
nouncements on foreign affairs
until after elections; in fact,
even urged other United Na
tions members to postpone the
General Assembly meeting un
til after November 4.
One of the most shocking de
velopments which the United
States will have to do some
thing about is the barrage of
scurrilous propaganda in Korea,
charging us with atrocities
against Korean women. The de
tails in some cases are almost
too revolting to be printed in
family newspapers, but Russian
and satellite publications are
spewing this poison every day.
While the Voice of America is
trying to counteract it, its budg
et, thanks to the pruning of
irascible Sen. Pat McCarran,
has been drastically cut.
Here are illustrations of what
the North Koreans are telling
Asia about us.
North Korean newspaper
Minchu chosen reports this
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the district of Echu:
"American soldiers picked all
the young women out of the
crowd (of natives) and locked
them in empty warehouses. All
the women were then raped.
The American butchers began
to brand patches on the wom
en's bodies with heated irons
and nails.
"All the women who resisted
the ravishers had a wire put
through their nose by the Amer
icans and they were led by this
wire through the village. The
monsters gouged out the eyes
of many women and hacked
lumps of flesh out of their
bodies.
"The butchers disembowled
several pregnant women who
fell into their hands during the
temporary occupation of the
town of Sariwen."
The journal New Korea also
reported in a recent issue that
Americans "tortured more than
700 patriots near Mount Miro
san." This lying article, obvious
ly dictated by a higher com
munist echelon, went on to say:
"The murderers seared them
with heated irons, knocked out
their teeth, cut off their noses,
and gouged out their eyes. They
led the women naked through
the streets and then shot them.
In the village of Duchen, Pyon
yang district, the American
bandits arranged a so-called
'exhibition of reds.' After tying
the hands and feet of 130 pa
triots, they bound them to trees
and for a long time gave them
no food. All the 130 people
died.
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"Once," the communist arti
cle continued, "The American
butchers led out more than 30
young women and girls on the
street in this village. Many of
the women had children. The
American monsters brought this
group to the Nekyagor gorge,
where a pit several meters long
was already dug.
"The women were placed at
the edge of the pit. One of the
escorts went up to a woman
with a child in her arms and
bayoneted her from behind and
then kicked the body into the
pit. Seeing this, the remaining
women attempted to save them
selves by flight, but the enemy
bullets overtook them. All the
women were killed and their
bodies thrown into the gorge."
With typical Communist rel
ish for mixing gore and lies,
the New Korea added: "In the
village of Saphenni, Senen
rural district, about 200 women
were subjected tp mockery. Out
raging the defenseless women,
the . butchers stripped ' them
naked and tied them up in
groups of five and ten. The
butchers used these women as
live targets for pistoj shooting.
"During the withdrawal from
the district of Yanyan, the oc
cupiers took with them a large
group of the inhabitants of the
district. These exhausted peo
ple were told by the Americans
that they were being evacuated
to a safe place. The Americans
then called up aircraft by radio.
"Fighter planes dived on the
defenseless people and brutally
began to machine-gun them. In
this way more than 300 guiltless
people died." .
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Editor:
I should like to take this op
portunity to answer some of the
so-called liberals on this cam
pus who have been attacking
Senator Joseph McCarthy with
such reckless abandon this year.
They assert that McCarthy is
more dangerous than any com
munist; that his methods are
Gestapo-like. Yet they offer no
alternative solution to the prob
lem of ferreting communists out
of government. Perhaps these
pseudo-liberals do not think
that this is a serious problem.
I invite them to take a closer
look at the foreign policy pur
sued by the present admin
istration for the last eight years
and then tell me that there has
been no communist influence
exerted in the State Depart
ment during this period.
In a column several weeks
ago, Barry Farber applauded
Senator McCarthy's . ultimate
goal but deplored his methods.
I challenge Mr. Farber or any
one else to name a single in
nocent person who has been
"irresponsibly charged" by Sen
ator McCarthy. In his column
entitled "Young Democrats" of
October 29, John Sanders identi
fies McCarthy as "the man who
recklessly accused over two
hundred government employees
of being communists under
Congressional immunity and
then did not probe a single
case." May I respectfully sug
gest to Mr. Sanders that sev
eral persons named by Mc
Carthy before the Tydings
Committee in March 1950, and
whitewashed by that commit
tee, have since been dismissed
from the government on the
grounds that they were either
disloyal or bad security risks.
A partial list of these persons
includes John Stewart Service,
Edward Posniak, Esther Bru
nauer, Stephen Brunauer, Pev
eril Meigs, Hans Lansberg, Ol
iver Edmund Clubb, William
Remington, V. Torevin, and
William T. Stone. I further
challenge the accuracy of Mr.
Sander's statement that Mc
Carthy has "accused over two
hundred govefhment employees
of being communists under Con
gressional immunity." On Feb
ruary 9, 1950, McCarthy stated
in a speech at Wheeling, West
Virginia (and not covered by
Congressional immunity) that
had the names of fifty-seven
persons in the State Depart
ment who were either mem
bers of or loyal to the Com
munist Party. In the same
speech at Wheeling, McCarthy
used the number 205 to indi
cate the number of State De
partment employees, referred to
in a letter of Secretary of State
Byrnes, who remained in the
State Department despite the
fact that Truman's own security,
officers had declared them un
fit to serve. The truth of these
figures was ascertained after
many interviews with persons
who heard the speech, by Dan
iel Buckley, an investigator for
the Gillette-Monroney Commit
tee which is investigating Sen
ator Benton's charges that Mc
Carthy is unfit to serve in the
Senate. Mr. Buckley was
promptly fired for his efforts. I
challenge you, Mr. Sanders, to
name the time and place in
which McCarthy made the
abovg statement that you at
tribute to him.
Bill Scarborough