Page Six
THE TWIG
March 6,1969
SNOOP SCOOP
Vann Williford, you win! But
then how could he lose when as the
only contestant in the second String-
field-sponsored dating contest. He
won the prize date with one of
them.
What first Stringfield freshmen de
light in nocturnal jaunts to the other
side of the court via the cafeteria
roof?
Seems like Tim, Bass, and Bet
have adopted a new friend. Eh, Frau-
lein!
The second Vann mascot, Scoobe-
doo, would appreciate information
on the whereabouts of a male com
panion.
Embarrassment to a senior is
when her date brings her in at eleven,
thinking it is twelve. Would you
agree, A.B.?
Did you happen to catch the tele
vision debut of Carrie Frampton
and Ann Henry Mar. 1? They ap
peared on the tube at the Duke vs.
Carolina game. How ’bout an auto
graph, girls?
Does a certain senior need
coaching on how to change a
tire at 12:50 a.m. on Saturday night?
Who’s the budding artist who
drew a worm in a religion class that
caused curiosity when the professor
added a wheel to it?
Why did all the State boys go to
the freshmen side and not even
bother with Poteat during the recent
snow storm?
How in the world did all those
people get mono?
What poor little freshman un
fortunately stayed too long in the
library and got locked in?
Who was evidently hungry in
English not too long ago?
AROUND CAMPUS
Tl)c Raleigh Little Theatre will of*
fcr one week of Student Nights for
MEDEA. MEDEA will run Thurs.,
Mar. 20—Sun., the 23rd and Mar,
26-30.
Any faculty member or any student
and his date may purchase tickets
for any performance Mar. 20-23 for
$1.00, Groups of 15 or more may
attend any performance at reduced
rates.
Convocation to Host
Mathematics Professor
R. H. Bing, professor of mathe
matics at the University of Wiscon
sin, will speak in chapel Mar. 17.
Professor Bing was born in Oakland,
Texas and received his B.S. from
Southwest Texas State Teachers Col
lege. He received his M.A. and
Ph.D. from the University of Texas.
Joining the Wisconsin faculty in
1947 as an assistant professor, he
has continued teaching mathematics,
specializing on an oR-shoot of ge
ometric topology. From 1958 to
1960, he served as chairman, mathe
matics department. University of
Wisconsin.
Dr. Bing has also taught at the
University of Texas, the University
of Virginia and Princeton Univer
sity. In 1961, he toured Canada,
Alaska and other states, giving lec
tures.
He has been active in the Ameri
can Mathematical Society and the
Mathematical Association of Amer
ica, of which he is currently presi
dent.
Bing has solved several mathe
matical problems, many of them
posed in the 1920’s and 30’s, and
his research papers have appeared
in various mathematical journals.
Professor Bing, who is married
and has three children, plays chess
at least once a week, maintaining
that “the concentration required by
chess drives out the mathematical
notions that where accumulating in
my mind.”
Dr. Bing’s topic in convocation
will be “Innovating in Mathe
matics.”
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Surprise Professors
Monday night, Feb, 24, the
senior members of the Business and
Economics Department honored
three professors, Dr. Lois Fraaer,
Mrs. Annie Parnell, and Mrs. Eve
lyn Simmons, at a special dinner
at the Plantation Inn. The location
of the “Senior Surprise” was a secret
and provided the majors an oppor
tunity to reciprocate the dinners to
which they had been invited by the
faculty members in the past.
CRC Director
Attends Meeting
Dr. John Yarbrough went to Chi
cago for a meeting Mar. 2 at the
Conrad Hilton Hotel. He was in
session with other directors of Co
operating Colleges.
Dr. Lemmon
Edits Book
Builders of the Old North State
by Marshall Delancey and edited
by Dr. Sarah Lemmon, head of the
history department, has been recent
ly published by Litho Industries of
Raleigh. The work, a collection of
historical writings of Marshall De
lancey, was compiled and indexed
by Dr. Lemmon. The writings com
mence with the colonial period and
end with the Civil War, featuring
sketches of governors, businessmen,
artists, naval heroes and other prom
inent North Carolina citizens.
Mar. 15, Dr. Sarah Lemmon will
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