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4The Daily Tar HeelWednesday, April 6. 1983 ecrecy is trademark of honorary societies By AMY TANNER Staff Writer The latest in Chapel Hill night wear during the past three weeks has been black robes and hoods. Various UNC honorary societies have been inducting new mem bers recently, and most have worn the hoods and robes as part of secret ceremonies. "My roommate and I looked out the door, and we heard a gong going off. People had on black robes and hoods and were chanting," said Michele Dillon, a resi dent of Ruffin residence hall. Greg Noble saw people in Teague residence hall dressed the same way March 22 at 1:30 a.m. He said there were approximately 12 people, and when he asked them what they were doing they only said, "Secret." David Diduch, 1982-83 governor of Scott Residence College, lives on the same floor Noble does. "They scared me to death," Diduch said. The group banged on Diduch's door and window, but he did not answer quickly enough. They came back an hour later, he said. This time he let them in. Diduch said the group, the Society of Janus, came in and said, "The guides have looked with favor upon you, David Diduch." Then they handed him a letter and said, "Speak of this to no one," he said. The Society of Janus is an honorary society for those who have contributed to residence hall life. "We don't want to scare anyone," said Susan Palmer, president of the Society of Janus. The letter handed to inductees told them where to meet the group the follow ing week for a ceremony, Palmer sard. "I can't tell anything about the ceremony," said Susan Hedrick, a member of the Society of Janus. "That keeps is secretive so you realize the importance of it." The people in Teague were not the only group in black robes and hoods seen on campus recently. Students also reported seeing a group leading blindfolded people by a rope around the Undergraduate Library at 11:30 p.m. March 16. - This was the Order of the Old Well, said member Alison Pentz. The people received letters that said to meet at the Bell Tower, she said. The group was then taken on a blindfolded journey around campus, and a ceremony followed, Pentz said. The Order of the Old Well honors people who receive little recognition for the work they do. People in black robes and hoods walked through the Morrison dormitory lobby banging a gong at 12:30 a.m. March 23, said Ed Lynn, Morrison dormitory desk at tendant. . The mysterious figures, members of the Order of the Valkyries, surprised Carolyn Clark of Morrison, she said. Clark said she was studying and was almost asleep when she heard the gong. It was not until the women en tered her room and spoke to her that she understood who they were, she said. . , The Order of the Valkyries recognizes outstanding women on the University campus. Leadership, scholar ship, service and character are the four essential quali ties, said Nadine Bourgeois, president of the Order of the Grail Valkyries. The Order of the Golden Fleece also wears black robes and hoods, said ElChino Martin, Golden Fleece vice president. They tapped members on March 28 before Gov. Jim Hunt spoke in Memorial Hall. The Order of the Golden Fleece, the oldest and highest honorary society at UNC, honors those persons who have made significant contributions toward improv ing the University. The Order of the Grail wore black robes and hoods and passed out letters last week, said Martin, a member. The Order of the Grail honors people who have provided service to the University and have met certain academic standards, Martin said. CAMPUS CALENDAR Compiled by Jam Olson Pubfic service announcements most be turned into the box outside the DTH offices bi the CaroGna Union by 1 p.m. if the are to be run the next day. Only announcements from University recognized and campus organizations win be printed. Al announcements must be limited to 25 words and can only nut for two days. In the event that the Calendar does not ran because of space limitations, croups should turn in announcements at least two days in advance to ensure they run at least once. Initiates into the Society of Janus are: Kendall Leon BlackweQ, Teresa Marie Blackwood, Dwan Margaret Browning, Eleanor Arey Cornish, Jeff cry Mark Dalton, Margaret Ann Dees, David Randall Diduch, Amy Faith Doster, JeroM Lee Edwards, Cathy Susan Cunzenhauser, Laurie Anne Harris, Theodore Xenophon Koinis, Dana Joette Langdon. Robert David Largman, Patricia Ann McConegal, Susan Marie McNitt, Mark Hamilton Merrill, Nanette Frances Montgomery, Patsey Rivers Mosdey, Janice Lee Murphy, Pamela Ann Newell, Edward Stephen Piskura Jr., Michael Jose Rice, Christopher Scott Robbins, Danny Lorenzo Shaw, Susan Grace Sparks. David Caldwell Suddreth, Sylvestor Taylor and Durward William Waters Jr. Honorary members initiated are: Lesiter Bet is, Ned Andrew Comar, Walter Anderson Holt Jr., Michad-Ann Sullivan and Vanessa Williams. New members of the Order of the Old Well arc: Nicholas Peter Addison, Robert Joseph Bach, Bradley Hayes Bardin. Edith Maria Baxter, Anne Milton Beeson, Lorre Dorette Bonner, Karen Denise Boyd, Julie Chiu, Luann Beamon Craft, John Thomas Crawford, Joseph Allen D'Amico, Vann Williams Donaldson, Scotty Allen Elliott, James Jervalle Exum, Kathryn Carper Ficklin, Susan First, Justin Louis Gottlieb, William Joe Green, Joseph Alan Hall, John Candler Hamilton, Lila Hanft, William Edward Hen nessee, Elinor Jeffers, Harvey Clarke Jenkins Jr., Kevin Dar row Jones, Jessie Handfotth Kome, David Scott Kushner, Vicli Legrand Latham, Maria Greenough Burgwyn Long, William Christopher Long, George Ned Lattimore, Walter Leake Lit tle, Stephen Jonathan Love, Ruth Eliza Lucas, Marc Kevin Manganaro, Steven James Meis, David Lee Milford, Kevin Andre Monroe, Jacob Wayne Moore, Joseph M. Morris, Sharon Louise Moylan, Janice Lee Murphy, Paul Gray Parker, Rachel Ann Perry, Ann Sara Peters, Thomas Joseph Pkkhardt, Eric Franklin Plott, Margaret Pengilly Reed, Suzanne Elizabeth Rowe, Linda Diana Robertson, Lillian Lee Sensing, George McCoUum Smart Jr., Kenneth Gaines Smith, Andrea Emily Stumpf, Andrew Reed Sutherland, Alicia Anne Swaringen, Leslie Takahashi, Lynne Marie Thomson, Phillip Zachary Tunmons, Michelle Dawn Tousignant, Lenoir Mercer Tucker, Ralph Russell Varnum, Michael Alan Welker, Tommy Earl Williams and James George Wrinn. New members of the Order of the Golden Fleece are: V Rachaei Keefe Horovitz, Robert Wayne Plummer, Hunter Ashley Hoover. Robert Joseph Bach. Susan Elizabeth Walsh, William Hugo Kimball, Frances Lucille Blackburn, Anne Crowe Fischer, John Ernest Drescher, Stephen Alphonsus Mit chell, Jeffrey James McElhaney, Elizabeth Leigh Ennen, David Edwin Drechsler, Lisa Anne Staton, Gerrie Michelle Shiver, John Michael Cumpsty, Michael Paul Vandenbergh, Valeric Lynn Moore, Samuel Bruce Perkins, VicWi Legrand Latham, Mary Patricia Devine, Julie Chiu, Anne Milton Beeson, Professor James Richard Leutze, Charles Knox Massey Sr. and N.C. Gov. James Baxter Hunt Jr. New members of the Order of the Valkyries are: Edith Maria Baxter, Anne Milton Beeson, Martha Burnet ' Carlisle, Julie Chiu, Charlotte Claire Fischer, Robin Shemita Hadley, Lucia Veronica Halpern, Hattie Faye Hardy, Rachaei Keefe Horovitz, Vicki Legrand Latham, Patricia Florie Padgett, Janice Leslie Pliner. Lisa Ann Pullen, Janet Elizabeth Ray field, Linda Diane Robertson, Suzanne Elizabeth Rowe, Synthia Marion Scott, Ellen Coleman Starr, Andrea Emily Stumpf, Leslie Takahashi, Michelle Anne Volpe, Susan Elizabeth Walsh and Wendy Gail Weisner. Honorary members inducted are: . Anne Rea Bowden and Carol Jan Holcomb. Inductees into the Order of the Grail are: Joseph Talbert Canady, Brent Mitchell Clark, David Edwin Drechsler, Craig Mitchell Frankel, John Candler Hamilton, Hunter Ashley Hoover, Robert Otis Jenkins, Kevin Darrow Jones, David Culver Keesler, Michael Steven Langman, Charles Atlee Madison, Jeffrey James McElhaney, Paul Gray Parker, Alfred Clinton Perry, Douglas Scott Richardson, Ken neth Gains Smith, Jonathan Hart Talcott and Dermis Bryan Whittle. Honorary members initiated are: Mark Thacker Brown, Allan Joseph Calarco and Archie W. Copeland. TODAY'S ACTIVITIES Bob Sheldon, R.N., will speak on Health Care in China, giving impressions from a U.S.China People's Friendship Tour at 1 p.m. in 231 Rosenau Hall. There will be a commemoration for Dr. Martin Luther King at noon in the Pit. Students and Nelson Johnson of the CWP will speak on King, the FBI, and the movement. UNC Hash House Harriers will meet at 5 p.m. on the Woollen Gymnasium steps. All runners fast and slow are in vited to join this unique run. IM office has details. NCAF (North Carolina Action for Farmworkers) will meet at 6:30 p.m. in the Carolina Union. Soviet Studies Discussion Group will meet at 6 p.m. in 102C Lenoir Hall. Colonel Paul Grimmib, USAF, will speak on Soviet vs. American Military Power. ECOS will meet at 5:30 p.m. in the Carolina Union. We need hands to put up posters and to sell raffle tickets. Dr. Thomas M. Mayer, UNC, will speak on "Polymer Resists for Mkrolithography" at 9 a.m. in 224 Venable Hall. There will be a meeting of all haisons and Area Coordinators at 8 p.m. in the Union. Check at the Union desk for room . number. COMING EVENTS The general body of the Off-Campus Student Association will meet at 5:30 p.m. Thursday. New members please attend. Students for Hart will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday in the Stacy study lounge. Everyone is welcome. Dr. George Curlin will speak on "The New U.S. Interna tional Health Policy: Issues and Forecasts" at I p.m. Thursday n If1 " " Mall. The UNC Industrial Ketauons Assoaanoa win cwhiuu its peer counseling service to aid pre-registering IR majors during afternoons until Monday on third floor Steele Building. There will be an Off-Campus Student Association meeting Thursday at 5:30. New members are welcome. ITEMS OF INTEREST Better late than never. Cue "Rale Your Professors" results will be published next week before pre-registration ends. Watch for it. What you have all been waiting for is here: Cab oktures. 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