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Wkt t ti "TO CREATE A CAMPUS PERSONALmr A JOURNAL OF -THE AC11VUIL3 OF CAHOLCnAKS VOLUME XLIV OITOKUL fHOn 4111 CHAPEL HILL, N. O, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1935 rsosxif NUMBER 29 vzr - STUDENT CREDIT ELAN UNDERGO REORGANIZATION Enables University to Keep Ac curate Record of 'Incurred Debts by ' Concentration EVANS TO HANDLE rOANS umrij Arriving For Homecoming Event Tomorrow Expect 4,000 University Gradu ates to be on Hand for Gala Homecoming Day Program Reorganization of the prin ciples behind the extension of student credit has destroyed the old, indefinite system of direct lending through University agencies in favor of an indirect method through the cashier's office, according to a report yes terday by Student Loan Chief J A. Williams. The new system will, 'claimed Mr. Williams, "enable the -University cashier, : T. H. Evans," to keep a more accurate record :6f debts incurred by the students on various local "auxiliaries, and will by its limitation" prevent ' a student from compiling too many debts that cannot be?paid, thus losing scholastic credit. Direct Credit' The plan prohibits 'credit to be extended by the Book -Ex change or any University-agency and gives as an alternative, if a student1 needs books at once, a credit memorandum, checked ' on the student's University-ill, , which is extended by the student : loan office. This loan will be ex tended or- refused in accordance with his potential ability; to pay the debt. The credit, which is extended according to the same regula tions regardink-the payment of tuitions and fees, is : recorded : in the cashier's office with- the : amount loaned and the date pay - ment is due. This form of concentrated stu dent credit was decided on this past summer and is now in ope ration, according to Mr. Williams. (Continued onpage two) Four thousand' Carolina alumni will come home tomor row. And home will be INEW EFFICIENCY PROGRAM ATOM DORMffORYPLAN Service Readjustments Eliminat ing : Red-Tape by Improve ment of Physical Set-up (Safe pep pally -'ScEnedSnslecfl oangM WEAVER REPORTS CHANGE Tlie operation efficiency of University dormitories has been waitine i creatlv increased ; bv recent re- for them, - with a big game ten- organization measures accord- sion m the air mam street a mg to a report by Fred Weaver long dizzy -arch of "W elcome" student assistant, to Assistant signs ; the atmosphere heavy Controller L. B. Rogerson. with gasoline ' fumes s and the SOPHOMORES PICK LEADERS FOR HOP Four Fraternities Share in Vic tory; Selections Tentative An extremely small group of Raleigh Radio Station W P TF- To Relay Affair FromEmerson Art Exhibit Featured lParade Will March As Homecoming Event worn rost Uince 10 Emerson rieia sophomores, approximately one- Dispiay First of Season, to be last night in Memorial hall to select additional ' dance leaders, Held in HiU Music Hall The first art exhibit of the Fifty-five Gallons of Oil Obtained For Torches and Bon Fire Bill Jordan, Bob Ellison, "New- season will open in Hill music HENDERSON WILL SPEAK -o. rVo?rr Hotio Simmons. I Vi nil Tiontmi .F.hrinffhaus. and Da- of Homecomin? Dav. and will In preparation for tomorrow s vid Allen. These men will parti- continue through November 16. critical battle with the invading i xi irtTi m, w; : A;on- ?T-Tfiii I leixow jackets, me uuiveranj mul : j;-.i.-JJa ! , . tLt. i U j i vru:. -ICluh will sDonsor tonizht what s"""""' v. uu v w rearUjusuiiciius ux uuiun- Qancer ngure WliJa ciasa. uuivcao u auueuu iuc taiuib. xiixi ucua . - urgent -honking: of automobile tory service, has reduced the and members of the dance com- each day at 8 o'clock, and con- promises to be the hugest pep horns: everywhere depictions of nctivitips of twn store rr-r.. a ,;ffAO t,um snhRMiuent i votes tinues until 10:30 at nifirht. rally of . recent years. triumphant Tar Heels .nd' un- laundry agent, and a 'l -ryice tendered b Class President Ram- Ten of the foremost print- A glamorous parade will start comiortaDie,ieuow,jacKeis.ana man, each repartmgncmdu- gayotts change the results. - makers of the country are repre- irom luc lAHl uur riamoimg wrecks; ioua cries ox ally to tneir-respective aepart- view 0f-the fact that ' the sented in the 40 etchings, wood- " " L' T ; ram, program-xur. xuc ments, to a aormitory manager iast minute change in plice of cuts and lithographs of this - . - :,":small colorfully clad and two,assistants,. performing meeting was 'unknown to Jmany display. -Among them are the lusty voices of engetic. Lcs Os ?s of .oldgrads, -collegiate the same functions but report- SODh0mores.Tresident Potts has popular artists Wanda Gag and tlWs rooters will be broadcast Program, groups of .oldgrids, -collegiate the same functions but artists Wanda Gae and tlWs rooters wfll be broadcast irm-rrtr - Vnm-Pi1a - rtiotttr,.-'riT1 1 u .'.i'TT:nnw.: I - ,:.'n . ... I nil nvfr the South thrOUCTh & juuii6 ..uviu, -Fiv; ,6"" wuuiy uue uuivciauji ic-upeed to accept "votes oi;inose Kockweil nent, wun uenxon ---- ". , .." flustered rmammas. tall I hUStlinff apntativp ' TTprman Srlmpll. U special . radio Hook-up .witn : flustered nammas, -all i hustling sentative, Herman Schnell. about m loud rcareles uoy New System , Homecoming Day at Chapel Hill. Under C the new . system, the ' ! Many ialumni will pause i to- total number of employees in night in their preparations for the dormitory system has been the trek to the-Village - and lis-rreduced from 50 to 39, a de- (Continued on page two) Spruance, whose footbaU-printsPecialoook-up .with sta- in keeping with the seasonf orm an Interesting contrast to the Prominent Speakers TVT i XT ATI'PXT IT AT usual suDjects 01 sucn worss. aiamemaiicai Aimutuaw rMWVllIlvb prints are being shown derson and Coach Snavely.will tnrougn courtesy oi rt. neyxie,iwc - jacK.rooi AYCOGMIAT uie trefi. me Tiuogc, uu uo- iv.uuwiu v -" i - 1 1 through courtesy ol VYeyne,ioc ,uj xetuicu ten to Carolina cheers, songs, crease of 11 members. This was ;Avrock Dormitory to" Jold nf -Npw York Citv. who has pep rally. President and pep tallcs : coming over the made possible by the increased , Homecominfir jjay Open House H loaned them to the' University will also talk, along with Harry Homecoming Day Open House Saturday from -4 to' 6 art extension division. radio. 'as WPTF in 'Raleigh efficiency of the new set-up, broadcasts the Tally on Emerson Weaver stated. The average field. compensation of these men has The proposal to Hold QPffilVA IT TVAlVJri? VlTT Prizes been increased from $246 to house in Aycock dormitory durrUHilL lmntlJ OLil $335, a difference of For -dormitories, fraternity houses, and "upstreet" business establishments," the high spot of tomorrow's program will be the judges' inspection of decorations. On their decisions will depend, for the dormitories, a Graham Memorial smoker ; for the Greek lodges, the cup now held by the S. A. Es; : for the merchants, two tickets to the game; and for the special division of Carr, the men's Graduate Club, Continued on last page) $89. ine , Homecoming Day was ap- proved last night by the admin istration and will be put m ef- TO OPEN TONIGHT Montgomery and Herman Sny der, co-captains of Carolina's un defeated team. Lester Ostrow will preside at the affair and lead yells. The cheer leaders will sport new suits ELLIS ANNOUNCES niSPLAY DEADLINE 1 - .. , , - L' Originally suggested by James e';first of a series of two Dormitories Must ttave uecora- Svendson and Joe Harnett, tne dances to' be sponsored by the 4inno' TT Yvr ft n?dnrc ' I TNAriorvi Vi o a aa its I i i 'i ;n - 1 tions Up by 8 o'clock Tomorrow Morning To be eligible for the decora tions-prize, dormitories must orr, "- rr Wfi their displays up by -8 n f ' rtii n to i inn unii . w - I open house program has as its c Tail over the weekend will be ,. i purpose to acquaint parents in- hejd tonight in the' Tin Can. itimately with student life at r- will be a benefit the proceeds of which will 'be Carolina. the first time. The University band will also be on hand.' A eicrantic bon : fire will be lighted and-firecrackers and sky rockets will help iUuminate the field. -A special band stand will be constructed and ampifiers in- (ConHnued on last page") The .social room on the nrstl,. ... , n tt; gl . lUivlUtfU cviunjr rtiuuug v" flnnr will OPGn to the reSl- m -L. tt: i. was auuuuutcu aoou ui8m- woWmpd on pverv floor oi the . , r . Dancine will start at 9 o clock yrjtynthtued on'vaae twoj 1 DANCE REGULATIONS J i ii . - Carolina Theatre lor an resi- 7. ' weicomea on every uuux;ux. -.n - . sfjirt: 9 o'clock - ii..:. i now.w s innrm u rv suuci- . m i , . - (ConUnueaonpageznTee, r ouiiamg. . . n illlj to the fact that visor. Anrnrdintr to President Cocn- r. . : . been orifirinallv set at ' 6 o'clock Since the rules and re&ulatiop of the University-dance commit tee governing student conduct on the dance floor have never been published heretofore, they are now being-presented to. the campus in 6rder that 'no misun dprRtandinffs nor "embarrassing aitiints shall arise during the Or nil djmr.p.a here this weekend or at any ' other ' campus dances during the year.' , , , ThP mkin-Tules:croveming stu dent lflTirpa as set forth last night by Tom Hawthorne, chair man the dance committee, are: 1. Th p. dance committee has complete f upervisiori of the dan ces. 2. The committee ig empuvy ered to suspend from all dances given imdeif he Auspices of the University, for a period at the discretion of tHe committee, any student, visitor or alumnus for flnv miirnndnct -whatsoever in which the dance or dances -are- being held, TPo-nrfiiAss of whether the mis j.js'Vi- ufJa i vitrlnc or ai- ter the dance.' ' r ; 3. The following rules govern a At v the dance ' floor : vwuvmvv VA. '.--- m (a) "No one 'showing signs' ox drinking will be ermltied to rej main on the floor. y (b) No girls willjbe allowed to leave the hall during an- Ev ening dance unless accompanied to-night. Dormitories will be go behind the decorations. : aiiowea .more um( uBvCI, g0. cause the nature of some pro- will act as temporary members jects prevents, their ;beingleft of the dance committee. . up uvdu p r .i-x QTiP Jof the Amesijuagca , -Aa -Jnrtcfts in tne aormiwjry uc- above reguiaxions uy. " k AAaa the CmOUS COTatlOn COnieSb axe XTxiaa i ( : urgently requested by "tne Maiiett,ecrexary w rlutJ: ' ; sha:' Di. Ernest' L.' Mackie; . b tvcpd now civen in the H. F. Comer, . general , secret rlxnvan are uuuci . j,w"i'--v7wv ; imposed by the state 'msurance r Wiley, freshman aavisor. ? 5tiift (tmmit-- rane, the open house idea will be a regular feature of the dormi tory's program for the year. The, plan is receiving full co operation from the freshmen ad visers and the administrative of ficials. night, o'clock. Music for the benefit dance will be donated by Freddy Johnson. No Smoking Since the specifications of the buildings department have to be nais. filled, there will be no smoking AycocK s open nouseu - Decoration8 mitory upervisor luex t , . announcea .last nigx the Weil known. pine trees thing.to do wim-xne-iiomecuui- , a-51lv v TOUch in ing lDay -display contest among YConted on vaae twi) - the r dormitories. :i ne prize aor i theVdonnitoiT with the best de coration-display is a social to be given by " Graham Memorial, a free show at the Carolina, and a .niirht's .use of the campus nfFinpr; members of 'the commit- a - special release from the tee also; urge that there be no University Club last mgnt - .t-t.iJ ! iitA floor. a'nt.Hlip. Ceor- smoitxuis uu --T- bucmcu ww. o.w-- I oame room. ''For any organization or men- -a Tech's tolors' are gold and viduals wishmg to give a uauww, white and not yellow and DiacK. Dance Committee Since the 'Dormitory Coun cil has come to represent a large part of the University student body, ' Tom Hicks of Rocky Mount has been ap pointed as representative of that body on the University dance committee. 'The other -members of the committee are 'Tom Haw thorne, chairman, Trip' Rand Billy YandelliTeck Hartv Crist Blackwell, Henry - Valk, Ben -Willis,' Charlie : Edwards, Jim McCachren; and-Van Webb. the method of procedure s as follows: uiiAiirt,n "ic" made "to the . Ajjpiiwanv" w - tip 4 faculty com- cnaxrxuaii vir "" , , . mittee on dancing several oays beforehand, stating time,, piace and character W dance ; . giving names - of the committee m charge of the 4dance, namesOf chaperonesrtwo memoers oi xne onrA committee xney wish invite and the' name of the door keeper. On the "Monday alter tne Ao-nrp the applicants meet wiui the dance committee and make a nii report of the dance. -, Pnl as twverhing 'dances of any organizatioirmay-be obtained at the time oi-appiiww.wvii. ' Thw6lt lCC OI ine uiainuan ux ily a oMiltv committee on dances W ,W ,S- tsernara is ,xuo xuur- iohy-. hau.He '-mairbe feachea there any j u "" ? Trbm the Book -.Exchange came the welcome news that the campus text book --center would compete with the Frank- in: street merchants an decora- tine. - Decorating in the fraternities and other special i rooming houses "of -'the campus are lalso well underway. i Ggahamito lecture .Dr. Frank P. Graham wiU adl drpss'ihe-lnternational Relations Club at" Campbell : College Sun day morning, November iu, as a fPAtnre of the Armistice cei ebration," Dr.' K. X. Skaggs'fa- 'i.'iA nnnmi.A a fhA r.lub an- CUlby i3 pUilOUl VJ. v w , nonnced tbdav. TTi Riihiect wilt be "Seventeen Years After.". DrVEdgar knight and -Paul -Green were speakers ThotoDeaclline Due ' to the tremendous rush last week end, ' Woulton- "Moultoii photographers were unable. to see all of the jun iors and seniors who were sup posed i;o have' had their pic tures made. ' Ned McAllister, . ' businesg manager of the Yackety Yack; thereforeannounced last night that the 1 deadlinef or 'juniors and seniors will' be extended until' Saturday week. All stu dents concerned should ;go down immediately, ' even : if they have no dates; and avoid. the last minute rush. . Those who have not yet ob tained their last year's Yack ety Yacks may do so by see ing McAllister in Graham Me morial any afternoon " from 2 to 3 p. m., except Wednesday. NoWj they tell us that to defend : vonrsftlf -makes vou - vulner able to your attackers unless there is a direct challenge which cannot' be overlooked.1 Dr. Frank Graham doesn't get direct chal lenges but -he is . continuously made- the butt of attacks out ' in the state. As we're a third party and not on the inside we don t believe it will" make Dr'Frank vulnerable- to say a few things which pusb down heavily on out chest. Our president's stand'on'this ineiiidbuity iTnatter- has banned up another-little nre. among the alumni t and other tate : person- alities?Being' straight and. hon est and working . on : principles evidently; is not what these gent ium en tpsrire. They shot s up- into the air" because Dr. Graham be lieves in organized labor and helped a man whom he believed to be innocent in a strike to gain tiis freedom.' They yell about this conservative dean 1 being "radi cal." They yell for good football teams at any price. .They yell about -consolidation and any other administrative move. They yell about too much student free dom, and "then get upset when Dr.' Graham corrected a logical error of student government. In short, they. yell. ' They won't come , and talk to Dr.' Graham about it. ' Oh, ho. Theywon't .consider his view point. They -won't. undertake to think out.Dr.-Graham's liberal- ism. No,. the man is t too damed free ? and radical ; and. idealistic He ought to be in Russia. If these; gentlementiwant Dr. Graxmrniibecausehevis president of a stete-supporte4;instittition, to ; foxidw ,the , dictates ? of , ; 'the state's powerful : politicians., and tycoons to the. jeopardy i of in tellectual freedom: on Jiis,paxt and on .the: part ' of .hisr faculty and students, then rthey; had bet ter ; go .search s for; another man. ; But ; it would. be.;lhe most fool ish, step this state :has ever - ta ken. P. G. H.. , . i tin is 11 by a chaperone; at the club last month. (c) -o-We-will-be- allowed- to iod.
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