The Daily Tar Heel
Wednesday, December 1, 1971
MRC elects mew officers
by Mary Ellis Gibson
Staff Writer
The Men's Residence Council (MRC)
elected officers and established standing
committees in their meeting Tuesday to
reorganize after more than a year of
inactivity.
The council consists of all men's
dormitory and floor presidents.
Ralph Hill was elected president of the
council and Tom McVickers,
vice-prtiident. Bill Hill was elected
secretary.
Members established three standing
committees. The Rules and Judiciary
Committee will be concerned with the
internal organization of the council.
The Residence Activities and Advisory
Committee will coordinate academic and
social programs among the residence
halls, according to MRC Chairman Mike
O'Neal.
O'Neal said the committee will
recommend uses for house social fees in
academic and social areas.
Possible projects for the committee
may include a move toward common
purchase of social supplies for all
residence halls in order to take advantage
cf wholesale savings, he explained.
O'Neal said the activities commit
may encourage the publication
newsletters in residence halls to st:rr.-!
interest m house programs and activ.t
The Residence Lite Committee w:I
concerned with physical imprcvem:
and repairs cf residence hills. O'Neal
"Men have had problems with requ
to the Physical Plant whi.h need rr
prompt consideration." hs continued.
O'Neal hopes the committee
rectify such situations a
deterioration cf the older rr
dormitones.
Ceiling repair slated
rest Dormitory
O'Neal de-cnbed the reactivation cf
MRC as a positive protest against the lack
cf leadership in improving residence life.
"MRC is willing !: take the lead in
making dorm life more than a cell to go
home to." O'Neal said.
"Members agreed v.e want to
strengthen ties of the residence halls with
.. j. L-c v'i'-s ecause there is a
"eed to: an input o: ideas to legislators."
he said.
MRC must efrect changes in residence
lite tund.ng from Student Legislature
,SL according to O'Neal.
He said specific bills, projects and a
budget request ar
ubrr.:-i :-r. to SL.
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The Physical Plant is moving this week
to repair three more sagging ceilings in
Old West dormitory, the site of a ceiling
collapse in early Ovtober.
The five occupants of 35, 36, and 39
Old West were told of the immediate
implementation of the repairs only
Tuesday. They have to move temporarily
from their rooms by 8 a.m. this morning
when the work will begin.
The nine occupants of the five-room
suite in Old West where ceilings have been
a problem all year were first quite
perturbed by the sudden decision to
repair the roofs, since they did not have
places to stay, said Dan Biddell, one of
the occupants.
According to Steve Calos, in whose
room the ceiling collapsed in October,
John Meeker, assistant director of
Residence Life, helped clear up the
confusion.
Only the occupants of three of the
rooms will have to move for the three
days of repair work. But two of those will
triple up in 37 and 38 Old West. Another
occupant is moving to another Old West
room, and one is going to live in a
fraternity house.
Mike Fincher, occupant of the single
room of the suite, said he had pleaded for
the past week with both the Physical
Plant and the Offke of Residence Lite to
fix his roof which was "sagging like the
belly of a cow."
Nothing definite was told to the
occupants until Iuesday. less
than
ith
be
hnur from when thev would hae t
vacate the rooms, Fincher said.
Biddell said, "Knowing the Ph :.a
Plant and being thoroughly familiar w
their emnlovees. I think it will
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Monday before it is finished."
Biddell and Calos, whose property was
damaged when their roof fell earlier in
the year, are still waiting fr the
University to pay for the damage cau-ed
in the accident, Biddell said.
Draft objectors
set workshop
A Conscientious Ob;ecters workshop
will be held at p.m. today m the
Carolina Union Coffeehouse.
The workshop, open to the public, is
sponsored by the Union Current Affairs
Committee.
Carl Culberson, from the Presbyterian
Student Center, will discuss the religious
a-pects of non-violence. Jim Gulick. from
the Chapel Hill Draft Counseling Service,
will speak on the legal aspects of
contentious objection.
Musical entertainment by Marguerite
Wonsey and a question-and-answ er
session conducted by members of the
drat t counseling team will follow the
speeches.
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