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Sunday, October 16, 1986
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Traff, Red-Haired Coed Hodges: Tm Ambitious
Takes Work Seriously To Point Of Egotism'
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By DIANE WARMAN
DTH Staff Writer
The Women's Attorney Gen
eral is a tall red-head with an
accent straight from 01' Vir
ginia. But the honeysuckle-a n d-Old-South
stops when the job
takes over. The lady takes
her work seriously.
Susan Diane Ricks, Wo
men's Attorney General, has
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FRANKLIN STREET
held that office since she was
appointed last May by the
president of the student body.
The position is not an elective
office. It is awarded on the
basis of experience.
Originally from Jarrett, Va.,
Diane was a junior transfer
from St. Mary's, where she
had been president of the stu
dent body and chairman of
the honor council.
She became interested in
the Attorney General's office
and joined the staff last year
because it gave her a chance
to work with people.
Diane defines her job as
being, "to work on behalf of
the women students in main
taining the standards of honor
and dignity."
Defining herself as definitely
a social person, she is a mem
ber of the Young Democrats
Club and is chapter corres
pondent for Chi Omega Sor
ority. She also is a former
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member of a musical group
known as the "Cold Cuts
Her summer activities nave
been varied: a summer study
ing art at the University of
Hawaii, a European tour, ana,
last summer, a part-time job in
a law firm in Wilmington,
Delaware. .
She is a child psychology
major and hopes to work in a
children's hospital in Virginia
after graduation.
Although she did not per
sonally work on the new rules
change here, she enthusias
tically promotes them.
Asked what other changes
she would like to see, she de
clined to name specifics, but
said instead, "I would promote
any change the students want
ed, as long as it is a valid and
acceptable change; I would
not stand in the way as an
officer."
A profound sense of respon
sibility is perhaps the pre
dominant characteristic of the
present Women's Attorney
General. She speaks seriously
about her job:
"I believe firmly in the stu
dents and the student body. I
don't consider this an ad
ministrative office. It is a stu
dent office, and I am here on
behalf of the women students,
but, at the same time, I res
pect the role of the adminis
tration and faculty."
The lady taks her work
seriously.
By DIANE WARMAN
DTH Staff Writer
Men's Attorney General
Frank Hodges leaned back,
lighted a cigarette, and grin
ned. "Like most people in stu
dent government, I'm ambi
tious to the point of ego
tism. I think that most people
who set themselves up for a
public office are essentially
egotistical."
Hodges, a 21-year-old senior
from Charlotte, was a member
of the Honor Council during
his freshman year.
"Needless to say, as a fresh
man, I didn't offer any great
decisions, but I did gain some
good experience."
Having early learned to live
with the feeling of "wearing
the big black hat on campus,"
he sees his present position as
being primarily administrative
over a total staff of from 70
80 people.
"I also attend the endless
meetings where the office of
Attorney General needs to be
represented some of them
are terribly superfluous, by
the way.
Possessing a droll, dry sense
of humor and a figure of the
variety which is usually re
ferred to as "solid," Hodges
laughed when asked about
possible future plans.
"Do you mean 'What am I
going to do when I'm big?'
Well, let's hope for a mental
maturity and not some sort of
physical development."
A political science major,
Frank plans to go on to law
school after graduation.
"I'm presently interested in
the underdog. I'd like ultimate
ly to be involved in some sort
of civil libertarian form of law,
perhaps with the NAACP or the'
American Civil Liberties Un
ion
He also expressed a definite
interest in state politics.
Among some of his other,
ing my administration, the ac
tivation of a Defense Council
will be realized. I think even
the most obviously guilty per
son has the right to a strong
defense."
Hodges sees failure to identi
fy as being one of the major
problems facing today's stu
dent. A second problem he
named was tremendous aca
demic pressure and competi
tion, for which there is no
ready solution.
Why did Frank Hodges ac
cept the position of Attorney
General? "I have a strong
belief in the Honor System.
Since I came into the office,
my criticism is greater, and
my support is greater.1-
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Chairmen will meet briefly
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the convention at 4 p.m. in
Roland Parker II.
University Party Executive
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ly important meeting at 6:30
p.m. in Roland -Parker
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"LSD: Problems and Possibil
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Dr. Martin Keeler of the
UNC Department of Psychi
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byterian Student Center. Sup
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the film "LSD: The Spring
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p.m., preceding the discus
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Lenoir Hall. All members
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A Service of Worship will be
held at 11 a.m. in the Chap
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SP Convention will be in Car
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MONDAY
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Attendance urgent.
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Frank Hodges
... Tm Ambitious9
not-so-erudite interests, Frank
listed "partying, the Carolina
Grill on Thursday nights and
reading (but not westerns, sci
ence fiction or James Bond)."
The present Attorney Gener
al expressed a deep belief in
the Honor System, feeling that
it gives many students their
first opportunity to be honor
able. Hodges does not feel that
the essence of the Code should
foe changed. "I don't think
gentlemanly or ladylike be
havior can be defined'.
However, I'd like for our
own system to adopt some
more legalistic methods. Dur-
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