Wednesday, December 10, 1924,
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Di Society Opposed
To Class Separation i
By the overwhelming vote of 61 to fi,
the Di society Saturday night defeated
the proposition:1' "Reaolvedr-That each
class in the University should room' in
a separate dormitory." The debate was
introduced by Taylor Bledsoe for the
affirmative, and C. R. Jonas for the neg
ative. A moderate discussion extending
over the period of an hour took place.
The affirmative contended" that the sep
aration of the classes would develop class
feeling and class "unity, which they con
tended would be a good thing for the
University. They further argued that
the system was now in use in most of the
larger Northern colleges and universities,
and had proved to. be a better system
than one allowing each man to room
where he pleases. : Also the affirmative
said that for men taking the same work
and undergoing the same pleasures and
difficulties, to be constantly thrown to
gether, would open the way for a larger
number of closer and more genuine
friendships amotig college men. '
The negative thought that such a sys
tem would not be in accordance with the
modern ideas of democracy and indi
vidualism, which ideas, they said, were
fasf becoming predominate in modern
universities. They made the point that
when a man comes to the University, he
conies to learn how to get along in life,
and that he can best do this by associat
ing equally with men of all classes, and
not by in any way being confined to any
particular class. Another point brought
out by the negative' was that the Uni
versity had developed out of the "prep
school" ,,stage, and that such a system
of division would be a step backwards;
whereas, they said, a , great university
should be a place where people can come
to study and be governed and bothered
by as few rules and regulations as pos
sible. ' .
A motion to purchase the president
another staff to replace the old one that
was displaced last year, was passed. ' ,
The following men were taken into
the society! J. Frazier Glenn, Chapel
Hill; Hoyt B. Pritchett, Greensboro;
Dillard S. Gardner, Reidsville, and J. W.
Harden, Burlington.
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application in the office of the graduate
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Demand for University .''.
Music Greatly Increased
. The demand for "University made"
music is growing by leaps and hounds.
During the next week a University choir
will sing in the cities of Greensboro and
Durham. . "' , -4' ; '
The A Capella Choir will sing a con
cert in Durham next Sunday afternoon
at 4:00 o'clock at the Paris Theatre un
der the auspices of the Music Depart
ment of the Durham Womans' Club.
On the evening of Tuesday, December
16th, the Choir will sing at the Odell
Memorial Building in Greensboro under
the auspices of the Euterpe Club.
On both of the' above occasions, the
program will be the same as the one
given in Memorial Hall last Sunday afternoon.
; Assistant Dean A. C. Howell, of the
graduate school, is back at his desk after
spending 10 days in Watts hospital, Dur
ham. .
F. B. Simpkins, of the history depart
ment, delivered a lecture in Rocky Mount
Monday night before the Current Topics
club on "Brazil." Mr. Simpkins' lecture
was arranged by the University's Bureau
of Lectures.
' Alpha Gamma chapter of .Phi Delta
Chi, national pharmacy fraternity, , ini
tiated on December 8 the following five
members of the school of pharmacy! K.
V. Franklin, Raleigh; W. M. Matthews,
Wilson; W. 'P. O'Neal, Belhaven; M. H.
Roberts, Morristown,. Tenn.; R. W.
Shepperd, Chadbourne. K.,B. Spoon of
Charlotte was pledged.
Charles Causey, '28, of Greensboro
was pledged by the D. K. E. fraternity
Saturday morning. Because of a mis
understanding and general mix-up 'on
the regular pledge night last Thursday,
Saturday was designated as the day for
Causey to be pledged since it is asserted
that the Pan-Hellenic rules were violated
on the regular night and that Causey"
was taken off the Hill on-Thursday;
The woman's dormitory is ready for
the placing of the forms for the concrete
first floor. When completed this dormi
tory will be a fireproof building of the
ame type of construction .as Dormitories
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Economic study is one of many branches
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