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THE DAILY TAR HEEL
Friday, November 18, 1963
Hill Criticizes State Education
By CAROL WONSAVAGE
DTH Staff Writer
North Carolina lacks a sys
tem of higher education based
on clear objectives and ade
quate resources, Watts Hill
Jr. said Thursday night.
Hill, chairman of the Board
of Higher Education, spoke to
the American Association of
University Professors about
"Skeletons in the Closet" of the
state's university and college
set-up.
"Our first skeleton is our
failure to develop written state
wide objectives in higher edu
cation which can be agreed
upon and accepted," he said.
"Had this been done in the
past we would have avoided
much frustration from con
fused aspirations."
Hills said that virtually ev
ery state, including North Car
olina, has no long range plan
about its college admissions
policy, financial resources, or
academic program.
An example of the confusion
is the admissions program
which faces one of two alterna
tives. "One program would offer
college level instruction to ev
eryone who wants it," he ex
plained. "The second involves
limiting college instruction to
those who have the ability to
benefit from the opportunity."
He said that many parents
do not realize that an institu
tion demanding more of a stu
dent than his ability is equal
to is a "poor" choice for him,
as well as the institution which
offers too little challenge.
"The public must be in
formed of which position we
take and why we do so.
"We have no right to expect
public support until we have
public understanding," he
said.
"After we have set ob
jectives we can then match
them against resources. Today
we do not know what our re-'
sources are.
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Fire Investigation Slowed
Unsafe floors and ceilings are hampering investigation of
the fire which gutted the Varsity Theater, police said Thurs
day. No cause has been found for the fire which early Wednes
day destroyed the Varsity, Jeff's, and City Optical Co. Dam
age has been estimated at $300,000.
Police and firemen hope to clear away the debris and
inspect the furnace by Monday to see if it caused the blaze.
"The highest projection of
resources is likely, to fall short
of what is required to meet
these goals.
"If resources are limited we
must either reduce objectives
to match them, or increase
the resources. . . . Compromis
ing objectives is what is facing
us today."
He said that the general pub
lic will provide resources when
given access to facts.
"They first want to be shown
that we know what we are
doing and why.
"I see adequate resources
being made available if we
first set meaningful objectives,
develop meaningful programs,
and carry the facts to the peo
ple. "The alternate to long-range
planning in state higher edu
cation is chaos."
Ca
mpus Calendar
TODAY
The Baptist Student Union will
have its regular supper-study
meeting at 5:45. The group
will go to Durham to see
"The Gospel According to
St. Matthew" after worship
and the meal. Everyone is
invited.
The UNC Outing Club is mak
ing its annual climbing trip
to Seneca Rock, W. Va.
Meet in the Old East park
ing lot at 2:45 today for de
parture. The Carolina Forum will meet
at 3 p.m. Friday in the
Grail Room. All members
please attend. Pictures will
be taken.
The India Association of UNC
, will be celebrating an "In
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the Presbyterian Student
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