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TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 1958
THE DAILY". TA MIL
Covering The University Campus
PHARMACY WIVES
jip pharmacy Wive will meet
j the Institute of Fharmacy Thurs
day nt S p rn. for a business meet-
vrtl.TY (MB
John W. Shirley, dean of the facu
l'v .it Stale ColVece will discus
l,n.: ranje planning for State Col
lie ;it the regular meeting of the
l.iruHy Club today at 1 p. m. in
C.ruhiKi Inn.
W tin- last meeting of the Faculty
dub, James L. Godfrey, dean of
t'.e t'NC faculty, described the long
r,,n ;o planning for the University.
M Y A I IFF.
A L'niversity of Oklahoma ar
, -iiarolitirist. Dr. Stephen F. Rob-
) i. will discuss Maya archi
tic hire and art in a public lecture
d nicM at 8 o'clock in Gardner.
The North Carilina Society of the
An haeolonical Institute of America
will sponsor the program, accord
1114 to Ir. J. P. Ilarland, professor
of archaeology in the Department
( t Classics.
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Ir. S D. Gum la will speak at
tin Mathematics Colloquium at 4
P in. Wednesday. 1 1 is subject will
he .eta Function and L- Series.
STUDENT WIVES CLUB
The Student Wives Club will meet
tonight at 8 o'clock at Stylecraft.
1UESDAY EVENING SERIES
The University Chorus will give a
concert at 8 D m. today at Hill
Music Hall. Wilton .Mason is direc
tor of the group.
Admission is free.
POLITICAL SCIENCE
FRATERNITY
The Political Science fraternity
w ill bear a talk by Alfred de Grazia
on "Interest Group and the Public
Welfare" tonight at 8 o'clock.
Dr. de Grazia is a well known
writer on political behavior and is
the editor of the provocative journal,
l'ROD.
The meeting, to be open to the
public, will be in 103 Bingham.
PHYSICS COLLOQUIUM
The Joint Physics Colloquium
sponsored by UNC and Duke Uni
versity will be held Wednesday at
8 p. m. in Phillips Hall.
Prof. J. G. Daunt of Ohio State
University will be Uie speaker, dis
cussing "Continuous Refrigeration
Below One Degree Absolute."
GRADUATE HISTORY CLUB
The Graduate History Club will
meet Wednesday at 8 p. m. in the
9
Library Assembly Room. Dr. John
R Alden, Professor of History and
Chairman of the Department at
Duke, will discuss "The New Amer
ican Nation Series"' and his own
volume, "The American Revolution,
1775-1783.
All graduate students, faculty and
wives have been invited to attend.
COSMOPOLITAN CLUB
The Cosmopolitan Club will hold
its annual International Open House
Sunday, April 20, from 3-5 p. m.,
at Hillel House, 210 Cameron Street.
Leila Ibraham, graduate student
in England, has urged any student
having interesting articles or crafts
from foreign countries to turn them
in the Cosomopolitan Club for ex
hibit. Anyone interested in the exhibits
can contact Miss Ibrahim at third
Kenan, phone 89076.
The public and UNC students have
been invited to attend.
UNC TV SCHEDULE
Channel 4
Tuesday
10:00 Literature: American Scene
10:30 Briefing Session
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Jerah Johnson
Gets Grant To
Coin Seminar
Jerah Johnson, a part-time Instruc
tor in social science, has been
awarded one of ten grants given in
the United States to attend the In
ternational Numismatic Seminar for
ten weeks during the summer, mid
June to mid-August, to be held at
the American Numismatic Society's
institute in New York City.
This seminar will be concerned
with studies in coinage and monet
ary policy. Leading authorities from
England. Europe and America will
be in attendance at the Seminar.
Johnson, who has been teaching at
UNC since 1954, held a Fulbngrtt
Fellowship to the University of
Paris 1957-58. He is working on a
Ph.D. in European history and com
parative literature.
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gency compelling his absence.
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courses number 1, 2, 3, 3X, and
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wise provided for in the schedule
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All 2:00 P.M. Classes on MWF, BA 130
Wed. May 21, 8:30 AM.
Wed. May 21, 2:00 P.M.
Thws. May 22, 8:30 AM.
Thurs. May 22, 2:00 PM.
Fri. May 23, 8:30 A.M.
Fri. May 23, 2:00 P.M.
Sat. May 24, 8:30 A.M.
Sat. May 24, 2:00 P.M.
Men. May 26. 8:30 AM.
Mon. May 26, 2:00 P.M.
Tues. May 27, 8:30 AM.
Tues. May 27. 2:00 P.M.
Wed. May 28, 8:30 AM.
Wed. May 28, 2:00 PM.
Thurs. May 29, 8:30 A.M.
Thurs. May 29. 2:00 P.M.
'In case of any conflict, the regularly scheduled exam will take
precedence over the common exam. (Common exams are indicated
by an asterisk.)
.WASHINGTON, April 14 1 ( AP)- P
The Army has rejected a request
thati Pvt. Elvis Presley be allowed
to sing ati an armea iorces uy
celebration in ' DeLeon springs,
Fla.' ' -J . ' '
Rep. Herlong (DjFla) tried to
get Presley assigned to the celebra
tion .sponsored by the De Land
Fla., chamber of commerce at near
by DeLeon springs, but the army
said Presley wasn't available.
Presley is igetting boot training
at Ft. Hood Tex.
The "army advised Helong:
"Pvt.' pWslev is currently under
going! his initial cycle of training,
which is vital in preparing him for
further army service. He is one of
a group lot recruits comprising
packet operating n a rigid and ac
celerated training schedule which
All 12:00 Noon Classes on MWF, BA 158
All 2:00 P.M. Classes on TTHS,
Econ. 31, 32. and 70
All Exams resulting in conflicts from
Common Exam scheduled above
all must complete together. It is
contrary to department of the army
policy to interrupt this important
phase of his" . training except for;
compassionate or emergency rea-'
sons." . v, -
Now Herlong and F. R. Brecken
ridge, DeLand chamber of com-
merce manager, are trying to find
another celebrity to appear at the
DeLeon exercises May 17.
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Celebration
To Be May 4
Th international-known U. S. Air
Force Drill Team will appear , as a
highlight of the eighth annual Pa
rents Day celebration at Carolina
Sunday, May 4, according to an an
nouncement Wednesday by Larry
I layer, chairman of the event.
Other activities planned for the
affair, which is sponsored by Alpha
Phi Omega service fraternity, are
to include special demonstrations
and exhibits in various departments
of the University. Also, visiting pa
tents wiM be guided to points of inter
est on the campus.
A faculty reception during the af
ternoon will be entertained by songs
from the UNC Glee Club. Following
this Chancellor Emeritus Robert B.
House will address the visitors.
The day will conclude with a con
cert by the University band.
All dormitories will be open from
noon until 2 p. m. in order that pa
lvnts may visit students' rooms.
Hayer, in announcing the pro
posed program, urged all students
to encourage their parents to visU
UNC for Parent's Day.
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Have Lights Out Rule
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pus the advantages of the interested
supervision from which they benefit
ed during their first 4wo years.
"We feel that .the opportunity to
develop sound academic habits will
be theirs within these rules."
The new rules, said the WRC, are
in accordance with the previously
established housing policy that all
freshman women enrolled in similar
programs at the University are
housed together.
Therefore the Council voted un
animously to house freshman wo
men in Spencer Dormitory.
Spencer's new wing, the WRC
pointed out, is the newest "and cur
rently the most comfortable dormi
tory on the campus." "In addi
tion." the croup added. "to the
newest in conveniences, these wo
men will associate with 90 juniors
and seniors who will also live in
this dormitory.
"In short, they are not housed
Lights X)ut
A special wired United States Na
tional Students Association survey
of fifteen of the larger state univer
sities in the United States failed to
find a "lisrhts out" regulation in
any of the women's rules.
The telegram reported that earlier
closing hours on weekdays obtained
on weekdays, but that later than 1
a. m. closing hours, were the rule on
weekends in the thirteen colleges
whose information was on had at
USNSA headquarters in Philadel
phia.
Two colleges had later closing
hours on both weekdays and weekends.
Photo Course
To Include
Pretty Girls
'separately.' "
The group observed that Spenefer
has a dining room where new 'fresh
man women may have their meals,
and that the dorm is a few minutes
walk from distant parts of the cam
pus, "much nearer than many sor
ority houses."
Uniform rules are necessary, the
WRC has agreed. "In formulation
these rules a much greater degree
of freedom has been accorded the
60 freshman nurses.
"1. Where previously freshman
women were allowed to visit in fra
ternity houses Sunday ''dinner and
until 8 on Germans evening, the
rule now states: Freshman students
may have dinner and remain until
8 Monday thru Thursday; and on
weekends until freshman closing
hours.
"It has been, and will continue
to be, the responsibility of the WRC,
when informed of the wished and
desires of, those whom it represents
to consider these wishes seriously
and to legislate accordingly," the
council's statement concluded.
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Beauty queens from North Caro
lina will vie with attractive models
from Florida at the Southern Short
Course in Press Photography at
Carolina Inn April 17-19.
Hugh Morton of Wilmington, direc
tor of the course, stated that Dick
Pope who is developer of Florida's
famous Cypress Gardens will bring
his lecture on "Thinking and Plac
ing Publicity Pictures." Pope is
two models with him in illustrating
"unsurpassed as a publicity picture
idea man," said Morton. "With as
sistance from two beautiful models,
America's master picture publicist
will unveil the tricks of the trade
for still pictures and TV."
Two North Carolina press photo
graphers will try to match Pope's
choices by selecting beauties from
this state. Roland Giduz of Chapel
Hill and Charles Cooper of Dur
ham are in charge of that phase of
the program.
The Southern Short Course is spon
sored by the Carolinas Press Photo
graphers Association in cooperation
with the National Press Photogra
phers Association,, and the Exten
sion Division of the University of
North Carolina. Attendance is open
to anyone interested.
Other faculty members include
Joseph Costa, of King Features
Ralph Paskman of the New York
Times; Grey Villet of Life Magazine
and William A. Emerson Jr. of
Newsweek.
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