Thursday, June 24, 1971
The Tar Heel
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Consideration of a bill to prohibit
state universities from requiring students
to pay for subscriptions to student
publications has been postponed for the
sixth time by the state Senate.
Introduced by Sen. Julian Allsbrook
(D-Halifax) on April 29, the bill was
scheduled for consideration last Monday.
At that time the bill was put off until the
following day.
On Tuesday, however, the bill was
postponed once again, and is now
scheduled for consideration this
afternoon.
Dr. Fordham chosen
Dean picked for Med
by Carl Neal
Staff Writer
Dr. Christopher C. Foruham III takes
office as Dean of the School of Medicine
on September 1, according to an
announcement made by Chancellor J.
Carlyle Sitterson last Saturday.
Dr. Fordham comes to Chapel Hill
from the Medical College of Georgia at
Augusta where he has been vice president
for medicine and dean of the School of
Medicine for the past two years.
Prior to serving at Augusta, Dr.
Fordham was associate dean for clinical
sciences of the UNC School of Medicine
and chief of staff. From 1964 until 1968
he served as chairman of the Medical
School's admissions committee.
"I am especially pleased that Dr.
Fordham will be returning to the
University. He is an outstanding medical
administrator and will provide leadership
in the School of Medicine and in the
State of North Carolina in the years
ahead," Sitterson said.
Dr. Fordham succeeds Dr. Isaac M.
Taylor, who has been Dean of the
Medical School for seven years. Dr.
Taylor is stepping down to return to
teaching in the Department of Medicine.
A native of Greensboro, Dr. Fordham
is an alumnus of UNC where he received
his undergraduate degree. He received his
M.D. degree from Harvard University in
1951, after which he completed an
internship at Georgetown University
Hospital.
Dr. Fordham took his residency
training at Boston City Hospital and at
N.C. Memorial Hospital here in Chapel
Hill. Following a year as fellow in
medicine at the UNC School of Medicine,
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The Committee on Higher Education
reported the bill out unfavorably last
week, but the committee report was
accompanied by a minority report in
support of the bill.
The incident which motivated Sen.
Allsbrook to draft the bill was a tory
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Dr. Fordham served for two years as a
medical officer in the U.S. Air Force. He
joined the UNC Medical School faculty as
an instructor in 1958.
A member of nearly a dozen national
and professional organizations, Dr.
Fordham is an author of a score of
articles that have appeared in professional
journals. He is also author of a book
entitled, "Manual for the Examination of
Patients."
which appeared in the April 23 issue of
the DTH. It discussed the activities and
problems of homosexuals in Chapel Hill,
and was accompanied by a picture of two
homosexuals embracing.
"I had been considering the bill since
about two years ago when some students
came to me and complained about
articles in The Daily Tar Heel," Allsbrook
said. "Finally, when the picture and the
story appeared, something had to be done
about it."
If passed, the bill would require
universities "to afford at least once a
year, to every student, an opportunity to
refuse to pay for or receive some or all of
the student publications" financed
through student activities fees.
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