Thursday, January 12, 1967
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Morrison Offers Meal Tickets
For Faculty Guests At Chase
By STEVE KNOWLTON
DTH Staff Writer
Morrison students can now
invite any member of the
faculty to dine with him free
of charee.
Any Morrison student who
wants to eat dinner with any
member of the faculty at
Katharine
Gibbs
Memorial
Scholarships
Full tuition for one year
plus
$5G0 cash grant
Open to senior women
interested in business careers
as assistants to
administrators and executives.
Applications may be obtained from
Memorial Scholarship Committee
Katharine Gibbs School
at the New York address below.
21 Marlborough St., BOSTON, MASS. 02116
200 Park Ave.. NEW YORK, N. Y. 10017
33 Plymouth St., MONTCLAIR, N. J. 07042
77 S. Angell St., PROVIDENCE, R. I. 02906
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by sadistic students.
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Chase Cafeteria can do so by
getting a meal ticket, free
from ? residence advisor, an
nounced Parker Hudson, Acad.
Lt., Gov. of Morrison Resi
dential Collg0 yesterday.
The student who wishes to
dine with a facultv gets a
meal ticket from his R. A.,
and puts on it his name and
room number, and the facul
ty guest's name.
At Chase Cafeteria, the stu
dent gives the ticket to the
cashier, who notes the price
of the guest's meal. At the
end of the month, Morrison
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Experts from Mcintosh Laboratory will
be at: Troy's to give your equipment a
professional check-up. On Friday, Jan
uary 13 the free Clinic will be at Troy's
in Chapel Hill (135 E. Franklin Street).
The following day the Clinic will be
held in Troy's Durham store at 1106 Broad
Street, just off Interstate 85 (Guess Rd.
exit). Both days the Clinic will operate
from 10 A.M. to 6 P.M.
This free test will be a valuable re
ference for future comparison. You will
find out how much power your reciever or
amplifier produces and its distortion at
different audio frequencies.
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FRIDAY
Januarq 13
J toy's in Chops! Hill
fwMn St
will pick up the tab for the
meals.
The meal ticket idea is
"sort of an adaptation of the
system they have at the Uni
versity of Massachusetts", ac
cording to Hudson, a delegate
at the Amherst Conference in
October.
They were instituted "as a
way of achieving greater fa
culty - student participation
in the residential college sys
tem," Hudson said.
"We're not trying to restrict
or propagandize anvone." he
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The first William R. Kenan.
Jr., professorship to be es
tablished from trust funds
presented to the University
last May is included in 14
new faculty appointments.
The appointments were an
nounced by President William
C. Friday and Chancellor J.
Carlyle Sitterson following ap
proval by the Board of Trus
tees. Dr. Glendon Schubert, who
has just completed two years
as a Senior Scholar in Resi
dence at the East-West Cen
ter at the University of Ha
waii, is the first William R.
Kenan. Jr.. Professor.
Holding degrees from Syra
cuse, he will join the political
science faculty in August.
Author of nine books and
numerous articles. Dr. Schu
bert has taught at th- UCLA,
Howard University, Rutgers,
Franklin and Marshall Col
lege, and Michigan State.
Melvin C. Poland will join
the law faculty in February
as a professor.
He holds degrees from Kan
sas Stale, Washburn Univer
sitv. and the Universitv of
Michigan and is currently a
professor of law here.
Dr. J. Stacy Adams will
ioin the Business Administra
tion faculty as Reynolds Pro
fessor of Anolied Behavioral
Science next September. A
native of Brussels. Belgium,
he was graduated from the
Universitv of MississioDi and
received the masters and
Ph.D. degrees from UNC.
A Clinton. S. C, native, Dr.
Jame Isaac CoDeland, will
ioin the history faculty next
September as a professor and
replacement for Dr. Jams
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Have your receiver or amplifier
checked at Troy's by experts
... any make or model,
no matter where you bought it.
A regit fet
SwSfiliCJjBBS
SATURDAY
January 14
J toy's
Stood St.
Patton who is retiring as di
rector of th Southern Histori
cal Collection cf the Librarv.
Patton will continue as a part
tim nn)fessor of history.
Cooeland holds degrees from
Prebvterian College. George
Pabodv College and UNC.
In August. Dr. Eugene
Hannes Falk. a native of
Czechoslovakia, will join the
Romance Languages Depart
ment as a professor. He was
educated at th Sorbonne in
Paris, German University in
Prague. Charles Universitv in
Prague and Victoria Univer
sitv in Manchster. England.
Falk i currently chairman of
th1 Romance Languages De
partment and Edward Tuck
Professor of French and Com
parative Literature at Dart
mouth. For 10 years, he head
ed the department at the Uni
versitv of Minnesota.
In the English Department,
Dr. Robert Louis Haig will re
place Prof. Richmond P. Bond
next September. Haig holds
degrees from Kent State and
Indiana University. Since 1953,
he was held various teach
ing posts at the University of
Illinois.
Dr. George Schlesinger will
begin duties this month as a
professor o f philosophy. An
Australian citizen, he has been
a reader at the Australian
National University and a vis
iting professor at the Univer
sity of Minnesota.
Joining the education facul
ty in February will be Dr.
Ron Willson Davis as an as
sociate professor. He was ed
ucated at Reed College in
Portland, Ore., and Columbia
University.
For the past two years, Dr.
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perintendent of elementary ed
ucation in the Euclid, Ohio,
schools.
Replacing Dr. Earl A. Slo
cum. who will retire in July,
will be Harold Lee Andrews,
a Ph.D. candidate at UNC. He
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holds an undergraduate degree
from UNC and the masters
degree from Indiana Univer
sity. He is a member of Phi
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A Berlin native and re
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Dr. Dietricli Schroeer holds
his degrees from Ohio State,
where he served as a gradu
ate assistant and became a
member of Phi Beta Kappa.
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