Thursday, February 23, 1978 Anniversary Supplement 3
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Double Feature
"High Rise"
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"Kinky Ladies of Bourbon St.
'Thrusts' random as ever
Spearman still gives chuckles
When Walter Spearman was asked to
write a "Random Thrusts" column for the
anniversary section of the the DTH today,
he warned that "The thrusts may not be as
random as they once were." But after
reading his modern offerings, we must
disagree. They're just as random as ever.
Excerpts from the Random Thrusts of
1927 and 1928 include:
Chapel Hill Heap Big City!
No longer can sneerers call Chapel Hill
a small country village. That time has
passed; now the day of the Great City is
dawning. ... Already a start has been
made. The estimable Town Aldermen of
Chapel Hill are even now discussing the
advisability of installing stop-and-go
lights on Franklin Street. Red and green
lights controlling the dangerous traffic on
our main thoroughfare! All hail, ye Great
City!
A Change for the Better
...We understand that progress is being
made in the installation of the new
telephone system, the "dial system"
Week!
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already in use in most cities. We trust that
this dial system will at least be an
improvement over our present "trial
system!"
Good-bye and Good Luck
Here is the final
Column this quarter;
If you don't like it
We think you orter!
But whether you blame
Or whether you praise,
Here's wishing you joy
For the holidays!
This Frightful Traffic
This question of Chapel Hill traffic
must be growing into a serious problem....
Yesterday new parking regulations went
into effect, and little red tags were found
adorning the car or many a professor who
had inadvertently left his auto parked on
the campus instead of taking it into the
classroom with him. Indeed it is serious!
Nothing is Heard
We wonder what has happened in
regard to the movie scene that was to have
been filmed here for College Humor?
General student elections, only a week oft,
might well furnish the theme of a college
farce for the movies. There would be
plenty of action, comic characters and
plots galore!
The week after that last thrust was
'written, Spearman was named editor
the unanimous choice of the Carolina
Publications Union and the Tar Heel suit.
His last column appeared April 17, 1928, as
"A Last Thrust by Spearman," and with it
he made the transition from humor
columnist to editorial writer.
"An actor who regularly plavs Falstaff
cannot be taken seriously when he first
plays Hamlet," he wrote. "Every word
from the mouth of the editor is taken
seriously; every line from his pen is
regarded as a matter tor serious
consideration. Were he to lapse into a
mood of frivolity or were lie to make an
attempt at light satire why the humor
and satire would be taken as want of
stability or as serious attack!"
As tor "Random Thrusts," he writes.
"If he has been able to bring forth a tew
chuckles every Tuesday by his "Random
Thrusts," it he has in a small way lightened
the heavy reading of a more serious type, it
he has produced a smile or two over the
foibles of the campus then his year's
work has been successful, and he may
retire satisfied. If not, why then he retires
anyhow, and his very retirement should
bring satisfaction.
Walter Spearman retires again this year
as professor ot journalism tor almost 40
years. He may retire satisfied.
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