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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1953 THI DAILY TAR HEEL PAGE FIVE Carolina Quarterly Is Gaining Prestige In U.S. The Carolina Quarterly. Carolina's student literary magazine, is qain ini? in prestige throughout the state ami the nation. Miss Mary Frances Kennon. as sistant state school library adviser, has notified the staff that the Quar terly has been approved by the State Department of Public Instruc tion for purchase by hiyh school libraries. This pl.ices the Quarterly in a catecory with such noted publica tions as the Atlantic Monthly. Har per's Magazine. New Yorker and Saturday Review. World Has Disease A column in a recent issue of - " i , .A - - - V X ;.' ... i i ; j I A LAt CHRISTIAN LEFEBURE Carolina Quarterly Editor "Intro Bulletin," a literary news ; paper of the arts published in New 1 York, contains lengthy comment on ; the current issue of the Quarterly. The article says that the tenth 1 anniversary issue "opens with a i forthright editorial by editor Chris tian Lcfeburc who feels that a large part of the world has fallen victim during the 1930's to the disease of I Melancholia, a malady better known ; today as lethargy." j The article recognizes the aims o the present editor and comments, ! "In conjunction with this editorial declaration, the magazine an- nounces a broadening of its scope to include not only creative writing and literary criticism but also con tributions from all fields 'that may have something to say of interest and value to the active, awake and thinking man'." Native Freshman Working behind the scenes to sti mulate this growing recognition of I'NC's literary magazine is editor Christian Lcfeburc. He was born in Compicgne. France, and attended school there until he came to the United States in 1931. lie continued his education in the States and was' graduated from Ilih School in New York City. Dur ing 19.3-3.- Lcfeburc served in the U. S. Army: he became a U. S. citizen in 1954. After being discharged from the Army. Lcfeburc enrolled at Caro lina where he is now a Junior in the College of Arts and Sciences. He Is majoring in comparative literature. At TT MMn tid fort' a I If X I ff S) k I ;: Interested In Summer Job? Check At Placement Service in general, the main require ment is the interest and willingness want a summer job? The Place- MU)nel in such Iidds as music ment Service has received letters l0rseback riding, sailing and boat- irom camp all over the country jnT asking lor summer camp coun- srlors- work with children There are openings for cnuuschtrs M()St ()f ,hc caiT,ps navc contacted i throughout the .New I-.ndand. Middle tie placement Service by letter; Atlantic and Southern camps. There however, some will recruit their have been a few offers from Mid , counselors here on campus. Echo western and Western camps t Hill, a private' camp for' boys in Salaries ranee from s.V) to :m, -New Je-soy, has already, sent with an average snlarv of $150 to representatives io UNC to interview $rH for au ciiht to nine-week per- , P'Ospectivc counselors. j i .d. ' Camp File j , , . . All interested ' persons should i net in touch with the Placement i Special skiUs are not necessary Sorvic0i wVirrc thcre. ,s a tile o! ' to fill these positions. Although Camp. openings, application forms i there are openings for trained per- ;:nd other vital information. j Covering The Campus CAUK1.R TALK r 'eld at 4he hotuctieui inn in con-. Miss P.hiI.t Smith. a.-i-tant dirtc- junction with the two-day Young. tor of the ILirvard-Kadcliffe Pro- Kepubliean State Convention which j I ran in Business Administration epens Friday. ! will visit the campus Friday to talk Anyone wishing to attend the din- . with interested women students, nor or convention may obtain parti Sponsored jointly by Kadcliffe Col- culars from Jim Steele, I Steele lege and 'he Harvard Graduate Dorm ScIkmiI of Husiness AdminMralion the program is a vm year graduate course for women interested in busi ness careers. INIYKKS1TY CONCF.KT BAND Persons interested in playing in : the University Concert Band arc invited to attend the rehearsal at Miss Smith w ,11 discuss admission ,4:4( Unlay in Hill Hall. Those who policies and ' procedures, r.vpenses are unable to attend this rehearsal. and the curricula To arrange for urn w.m, ,u - immlru-. women should see the tact Herbert W. Fred room 02. .1.11 Hall as soon as possible. A concert tour is scheduled for i lip first week of March . In addition organizations which t,c will play a concert in Hill Hall on April 1, as well as several Placement Service. sti ii:nt funds Heads of v i. nt in initiate aid from student funds are requested by Student concerts later in the spring. Government Treasurer Bob Carter i GLEE CLUB to s'c him at the Student Govern- T1C jjNC Men's Glee Club will mcnt office before Saturday. I .()ri a social meeting at 4 o'clock i this afternoon prior to its regular WOMEN'S CLUB TEA The L'niersity Women's Club will have a ten in the Morchead Build ing today from 4 to 6 p. m. Wives of the Medical School faculty will serve h hostesses. CHILEAN TO SPEAK Miss Gbrifcla Uoepke of Santi ago. Chile, w ill be the speaker at the annual luncheon held by the North Carolina Council of Women's Or ganizations in the Carolina Inn ball room at 12:15 p. m. today. FUEE FLICK 4;30 practice meeting. All Glee Club members have been urged to at tend. IWC MEETING The election of new officers and drafting of a budget for next year :.ro tun items of business to be taken up at a meeting of the Independent Women's Council this afternoon at 5 o'clock. The council will also discuss plans for a new project of the or ganization and social plans for this i semester. ENGLISH" CLUB ..' .. !..!..- fr.. f!ik "Tales : wil L.P-enteda,! "Witchcraft in the Western of Hoffman, wm u . V ; World will be discussed by Dr. 7:30 and 10 o'clock In Carroll Hill, voim TJUKI Saturday night at 7: SO. "The Tit field Thunderbolt" will be shown, nil.' CARTER TO SPEAK The' North Carolina Chapter of the society of Sigma Xi will spon sor a' lecture by Dr. George Fran cis Carter, professor of geography Johns Hopkins University, tonight at 8.30 in Carroll Hall. He will speak on ' Early Man in North America." YRC CONVENTION' Undersecretary of IKfemc Mur ray Snyder will speak at the annual Lincoln Day dinner In Greensboro Saturday nUht.' The diauer-is tin Rossell Hope Bobbins, visiting pro- lessor of medieval literature in the UNC English Department, at a meeting of the English Club Friday light at 7:30 in the Library Assem My Hoom. The meeting is open to he public. PRESS AGENTS MEETING Pete Key, director of the UNC New s Bureau, is acting as chairman of a panel entitled "Education as News" at the annual meeting ot the southern district of the Amer ican College Public Relations Assoc iation at William and Mary College, Williamsburg, Va.; Feb. 12 to 14. 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