THE UNC NEWS WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1959 PAGE 6
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IF YOU HAD YOUR LIFE TO
LIVE OVER, WOULD YOU
MAKE ANY CHANGES?
Sherry Piper, Jacksonville, a
junior education
major : "No, not
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hasn t been a
"near perfect life,
:but I guess every-
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wouldn't make any drastic ones
just those little things."
Sophie Martin, Chapel Hill, a
senior majoring .
in English, . ,
"Looking back
there are. a few
changes I'd
make. This is in
retrospection, but
now I can see
some things that weren't quite the
right things to do. But if I did,
there would be very few changes
because I feel that faced with the
knowledge I had at that time, I'd
probably make the same mistakes
again.
John Renger, Albemarle, a jun
ior history major:
j"If I had my life
3 to live over again,
J'd make the
same mistakes,
: only I'd make
them sooner."
Jim Thompson, a graduate stu
dent in history,
Memphis, Tenn.
"If I had my life
to live over again 1
I'd try to be in-1
I'd try to be inde-
pendently wealthy.
I've been in grad-
uate school for
four years and am now indepen
dently poor."
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MOON BOUND? Author Alan S. O'Neal, left, and Chief
Technician John T. Brittain check the radar equipment effect in
"A Trip to the Moon," the factual fantasy now being presented
at the Morehead Planetarium.
Although the radar is authentic, Planetarium technicians
have mounted it on an automobile water pump mechanism to
produce an eerie and exciting visible effect in the summer pro
duction.
The rocket to the moon is tracked by radar, which has been
loaned for the production by the Naval Reserve Officers Training
Corps at UNC.
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Dr. Paul E. Shearin, of the
Physics Department, has been
given a grant for a Van de
Graaff accellertor. The genera
tor "will "be installed early next
year, but Dr. Shearin will start
moving his offices to the new
space provided him near the
new computer.
The Van de Graaf generator
is to be used for experiments in
nuclear physics and radiation
damage studies.
UNC All American end Al
Goldstein is working out daily in
getting his knee in shape. It was
operated on during spring prac
tice, lie will probably be able to
go when pre-season practice
opens. . ' . i
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Dear Prof. Heatwave:
All year I have been waiting
to get a parking space. People
say that there are not as many
people in summer school now. But
still I can't find a place to park.
What goes?
Frustrated
Dear Frustrated:
Now is the time for paving
parking areas for the Fall Se
mester, when students come
back with more cars for fewer
parking spaces.
Dear Prof. Heatwave:
The other night in a Franklin
Street tavern, I thought I saw a
Beatnik. But in closer observation
it turned out to be a bearded lady.
It's hard to tell these days, isn't
it?
Observant
Dear Observant:
What this country needs is a
posse of barber rounding up all
the Beatniks, male and female,
and cleaning up the joints.
Dear Prof. Heatwave:
How many more shopping days
are there before Dog Days?
Curious
Dear Curious:
Dog Days begin in August.
Look it up in the Library. Don't
ask me foolish questions.
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SUNDAY SERVICES.
Chapel Hill Churches
BAPTIST
University Baptist Church, S.
Columbia and W. Franklin streets:
11 o'clock Sunday morning wor
ship service, no evening service
Rev. W. Shrader, pastor.
First Baptist, V. Rosemary and
Roberson streets: 11 o'clock Sun
day morning worship service.
Olin T. Binkley Baptist Church,
Gerrard Hall: service 11 a.m. Sun
day. The Rev. Robert E. Seymour,
pastor.
Chapel Hill Presbyterian , King, minister.
Church, Carroll Hall: service 11
a.m. Sunday. Vance Barron, min-
c7h.ecttre
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CATHOLIC
The Chapel of SL Thomas More.
740 Gimghoul Rd.; Sunday mass
8 a.m. and 10 a.m.: mass 7 a.m.
Monday through Saturday. The
Rev. John Murphy, priest
CONGREGATIONAL-CHRISTIAN
United Church of Christ, 211
W. Cameron Ave. 10 o'clock Sun
day morning worship service, Dr.
Dewitt Myers, supply pastor.
EPISCOPAL
Chapel of the Cross, 304 E.
Franklin St.; Holy Communion
10 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. Wednesday
and Holy Days, 8 a.m. Sunday in
old chapel; worship service 9:30
a.m. and 11 a.m. Sunday in main
chapel. David W. Yates, rector.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Service at 11:30 a.m. Sunday in
Carroll Hall lecture room.
COMMUNITY CHURCH
Communnity Church, Purefoy
Road, Victory Village: 10 o'clock
morning worship service Sunday.
Charles M. Jones, minister.
PRESBYTERIAN
JEWISH
Hillel House, 210 W. Cameron
Ave.; service 7:30 p.m. Friday. E.
M. Rosenzweig, rabbi. ;
METHODIST
University Methodist, Franklin
ttreet, services at 9 and 11 a.m.
Sunday. Charles Hubbard, minis
ter. Aldersgate Church, Pittsboro
Rd. bypass, 11 'clock morning
worship service Sunday. Kiinsey
Medical Prof
Set To Study
In Norway
Dr. Charles L. Johnston of the
School of Medicine will leave this
month for a year's study and re
search in Oslo, Norway.
"Dr. Johnston is a research asso
ciate in the Department of Phy
siology. His research and study will be
conducted at the Institute for
Thrombosis and Hemorragic Di
seases. He w'll be working with
Dr. P. A. Owren of the Institute,
an international authority in the
field of blood coagulation.
Dr. Johnston has received a Ful
brigbt Fellowship to undertake
tils year's project. He will be
working in the field of influ
ence of the newer clotting factors
in blood coagulation
Dr. Johnston will be accom
panied by his wife and their three
children. - -
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