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ft
^'orld War Two" theory, let me say that
"ket'ore World War Two" we were ffkp,g
with ouch undecadent, undepraved things
as labor wars, bribery, gang wars,
ful where they f indeed "depraved"
If our generation is inaeeu t
/-r j. j +v,o+ it is no more so than the
(I contend that m is , „hi=re
generations which upon
lies the blame? How much of it rests upon
the generations before us. ^ +>,„+ ,• f
I have a sneaking suspicion that if
the "averape" middle-aged man were to
look took kt himself with »°heyy “e
age of, say, twenty, he would find that
WPS as decadent** as we are*
he was as HINES
OPEN HOUSE CANCELLED
Last week brought another round in the
growing conflict between students and the
administration.
The incident arose out of a dorm party
and open hcuse scheduled for last Thursday
in New Hall. The event required the ad
vance approval of Dean of Students David
McCullough, who had been reportedly told
as much as a week in advance that such af
fairs were traditional at Montreat.
After much explaining by the students,
Mr, McCullough permitted the party, but
said that no open house could be held at
this time.
Since the decision was made, no explan
ation of the reasons behind it has been
offered. Also, the Dean has reportedly re
fused to see students in connection with
the matter.
CLIFTON D, HILL
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ADMINISTRATIVE COMMITTEE MEETS
In a tvjo-hrur sossl'sn this Monday,
19 October, the Administrative Commlt-
toe agreed to appoint a panel of students,
faculty members, and administrators to
investigate the area of social regula
tions, specifically the room decoration
rule.
At this time, nr members cf the
panel have been named, and no date for
their report back to the Administrative
Committee has been set.
The SGA Legislature will meet Tues
day, 2C October, at S:15 p.m. in the
Moore Center conference room to discuss
the room decoration issue. AUSTIN
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