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Editorial Staff
Seals
Psxxex: Herbert Gsierg, 2ewk2S Crz5g.
Bern, BcrsLry rpser, PxeI Jerjsr. Joe
Spotte: Ira. Sarsj-ir, eficr. Sd TTg 22i Bay
2Tm Frmrrr H- T. Terry," Bco Errrfr, ?l2s3ss
JLesztzast ro tzz IDlscaeucs ZxsTOE; J- L. Ceics.
Gecr-S Ber, Kma BacLsfid, Ted
PscTTOGatTHT: J&ha Letbes, Alin C2:
Business Sta5
C3CCUkTEJ2C: Jse Lewis.
LdCAI. Ai?VI2T2iLKG: Fi Jcjer.
Locax. AmrzTSiKS aesztasts: Bi
KeeL Crist BladnriS, Bib Drrs, Harris. Ut-ej,
ForTba Issce
News Edrtcr: Seed S&rrsii. Spcrts: Ezy-Hcwe.
e TlreVoteToday
Tod27 the studert bodj pdll Iiets its fet op
portusltj to set cn the proposal f cr d&ss hcror
coinnlttee cf lo nen and woineli, passed 2
t Cotnscfl cf tsivthe proposals fcr Tecrg22
izfrg the sdislmstrstioii cf thelicrsr 2jtci tsr'
not until today been cpes for general carsps
adoption cr rejection.
The import cf lodayVYCie cannot be orer-em-phanzed.
Whether we trj something chf erent,
ssrith a hope for an improved campus honor, ex
whether we chnr dcggedly to the present falter
ing arrangement we decide today. The snb-stmc-tnxe;Mea
efs a stepand the earnest men
who've worked cat the new program believe it's
a step in the direction cf a better, Carolina gov
ernment, a more conscious Carolina honor.
.Politics, especially the idea cf "slkk" manen
venngT has always stirred up more cr less dis
taste in the saner eampns month, bnt it must fee
admitted that political scraps draw their vote
More students voted in the 33 spring election
on this campus than ever before, mainly becasse
there was a big "fight" up.
We have championed the idea cf no politics"
in the new honor councils. And the campus has
agreed: "spoiLs" shouldn't be made of student in
tegrity. It is the duty of the student body to
see that quality, and quality alone, be considered.
But, without the prick of politics, this student
body has consistently sulked away.frcm the polls.
Today we have a great issue before us. Without
a "vote getter" to do our thinking are we capable
of coiuff to those tcIIs and making cur "X?" If
we can't show enough concern to vote u today, we.
the student body, ought to give up student govern
ment and crawl hack in the faculty arms to be
Small Investment
"The most helpful tnEg eacb sfudeni can "do to
help get a new swiniming pool is to write Con
troller Woollen a personal letter stressing the need
This is the way Bob Williams, leader of the
swimming pool forces, outlines the first step in
The theory is that Mr. Woollen, armed with the
letters from members of the student body, will be
in a better position to back up requests for a new
pool. There must be a show cf students interest.
we beheve that a vast majority of students
here want a place to swim. A personal letter
stating specific reasons why Carolina students
want a pool is a mighty small investment. And
it may pay a very pleasant dividend.
There is a need for concerted effort on the part
of campu3 organizations to get behind the drive
for University swimming facilities. As a starter,
campus organizations might support the swim
ming pool forces in their campaign for letters to
Controller Woollen. S. W. R.
University
Majors
PSYCHODOGY
lan nature mar ie
prtiached- In . many different
ways. Hverydax eaeriesses
fnrnishss one way. literature,
Mstory,- and ihr'hn-"
anities, furnish - another. But
a moft- direct and. definite
uriilshsd by meth
&5s cf natural sciences, namely,
tna pcre ' scsense
and cn the basis cf their f
nal fndings, csefsl; and practi
cal appSed arts dealing with
hnman beings are made possible
and reSahle.
' This should appeal to many a
student who has developed an 2p
preciatisn cf the scientific atti
tude toward things in general;
and a major in the czzszinxikt
of psychology-is planned fcr
sssh. It should appeal also to
those going into fields cf practi
cal activity where an apprecia
tion cf the difference between
fancies and feet about how hu
man beings behave is important
In social service, in meikine,
in law, in education, in many as
pects cf business and industry.
Special majors in the department
are planned to meet these de
mands.. Two types of careers He open
to the student who has had ad
vanced undergraduate and grad
j
uate training in psychology; Orie
ls that cf the college teacher and
investigator in the fast-developing
field of psychology. The
other is that of the mental ex
aminer in individual clinical
sonnel fields.
R A D O
6:00 : Dinner Concert WPTF.
6:15: Tony Eussell songs
WPTF; 31usical Toast WDKC.
6 :S0: Kate Smith WBT.
6:45: Boake Carter WBT.
7:00: Vallee's Varieties
WEAF;3Iark Warnows Air
show WABC, WBT; Pittsburgh
Symph. Oreh. WPTF.
8:00: Casa Ixmia Orch.
WDXC, WBT; Show Boat
WPTF.
8 :S0 : CoL Stoopnagle . and
Budd WDNC, WBT, WABC. .
9:00: Bing Crosby's Show
WPTF; Horace Heidtfs Briga
diers WBT, WABC.
1G'.00: Amos 'n Andy WLW;
Clem MeCarthy, Sports-WPTF;
Don Bestors Orch. WDKC. .
s 10:15: Kay Kysers Orch.
WGN.
10 :30 ; Fletcher Henderson's
Orch, WPTF; Tommy Dorsey's
Orch. WDNC, WABC.
U;00: Orvflle Knapp's Orch.
WGN, WOB; Henry Busse's
Orch. WENR, WE AF.
11:20: Horace Heidtfs Orch.
WGN, .WLW; Bob Crosby's
Orch., WDNC, WHT, WABC.
12:00: Fletcher Henderson's
Orch. WENR. ...
PHAR3IACY SENIORS
The following are scandidates
for degrees in pharmacy in
June: B. S. in Pharmacy: E. C.
.Buchanan, Loamie Gilbert, Jr.
W. T. Glass, Jr W. C. Lewis,
W. F. Matthewson, A. E. Mfflis,
H. T. Murrell, Mary Nancy Pike,
Hallie Craven Reaves ; for Ph.
G.: R. W. CoHette. v-"
Eider the appbed arts based cn
c'g . . i r-L'y fiTV- physs, zo o. ,
and bOaany, geology and anxnro
poaogyw anatomy and physiology.
With the same intellectual to&ls,
seentists are staying man, also;
Ha
er Thinks Sub
Would Help Honor Administration
Bj Psn. TTiinrra
Lens musx appareniry
bs ccnemec"with the mere "as-t-'c
rrf -j-v hsnr 'yt
rather v? the in-ulcation cf
its individual meaning" and ac-ceptance.-
We must nt lose
sight cf th ' essent!al purpose cf
any recsmmsndatf ons, whether
; concern
witn acm
cr not, whkh is to re-emphasise
1 the fundamental individuality cf
hsziGT zzi& its place In the lives cf
each cf us.
The proposed additions to the
: haner system, while' emcemed '
- esters viry with aiiminisi
more senous
voids brought cut so "clearly' in
the study of the honor system
znd iis relation to the individual
ever the xst 60 years.
Fairer Judgment
The propesed ' additions would
provide a fairer, dearer, easier
ana more responsive opportunity
for judging" breaches "cf honor
by the individual thfough'a more
' -widespread and intimate" sjzten
JL - - " - y
They would provide for a bet
ter understanding of the honor
system tnrougn a setter system
of discussion and presentation;
They would provide essential
faculty contact, utilizing faculty
aid in three ways : determina
" lion of guilt cr innocence, keep
, ing faculty in touch with the hon
or system, THEIR honor system,
and most important, working
with men as individuals after the
judgment of the councils has
been passed;
Training Ground
They would provide an excel-
gro':
:d for student-
government officials, insuring
to a marked degree the person
nel of student government;
They would offer greater cp-
Continuations
Phi
Csnnth&ud fro frrt page
cnairman
of the Ways and
Means committee. Appointed to
assist were Patricia Dicks and
Alvin Wingneld.
Representative Mace Gwyer
defeated Representative Billy
SeaweH for the position of Phi
Assembly representative to the
Debate Council.
The representatives re-assembled
after adjournment at Gra
ham Memorial for the annual
social Speaker Winthrop Dur
fee and former speaker Francis
Fairley andWHey-Parker deliv
ered here their farewell address
es to the assembly.
Federal Actors
CorJtixtud frojric frst pzgy
Southeastern" states, "and due to.
popular cfemand .the length of -the
tour may be increased to, five
weels insfead of original three.
Dr. KocK says that the cast of
'Tostlloar' ii cdmpdsed of ait-
Poppy Sale
.The Chapel Hill unit of the
American Legion Auxiliary win
sponsor its annual Poppy Day
Saturday.
The Auxiliary sells poppies
made by disabled World War
veterans and money made over
expenses is used for local relief
purposes. The popples will be
on sale all day Saturday through
out the town.
LOST: A grey easel Jjair sweater,
lost about two etk ago with
Phi Gamma Delta frararty pin
on it. Name ergTaved on back cf
of pin. Finder piease reton to
Carl PeiSer at the Fhx Gamma
Delta House.
- Structure Plan
ries fcr individual ceres-
is the ?,"r:-r act
ivities ef- cur student gcrerr?-'
- xney wcuiu nerp.-re-
a f eeling cf gicp ccnscSoar
and campus sdidaritv whirh
been so lacking;
Greater Freedom
.v They" would give the Student
Counrfl greater freedom in the
exercise cf its growing functions
- - . - -h. -. ii i - i - -- . ,
They 'wculd do all these things
and greater still, help us avoid
future lack cf confidence and
nnsuhderstanding resulting
from the: administration cf the
honor system by a single, . un
trained,' often uninformed eoun
cL The proposed additions must
restore our faith in cur f eZlow
tt,ti to be honorahle, to act in
teSgent' to be sincere and
ing of the honor system, a closer-
student-faculty co-cperaticn,
a better management cf campus
affairs, a spread cf functions in
a sort cf federal system.
Above all, they must carry
one point: tne noucr sys
tem is the" natural effort cf a
.community" to such
standards cf individual honor as
would be beccming cf the tradi
tions cf this in; titu lion. We
must seek honor as individuals
and guarantee cur acceptance cf
1 it by the maintenance of a dem
i " , . - - - -
ocratic ana ecu can ve system
spontaneously se
up oy tne ccm-
The sub-council plan is no innovation-
It has been used suc
cessfully throughout the nation.
It is the immediate and, I hope,
the long-run answer to our slip
ping acceptance cf the most Im
portant tenet cf this University's
liberal existence.
crs with wide professional ex
perience. Playing in the produc
tion are Thomas Camahan, Mil
dred Byron, Halbert W. Brown,
Stanley Huff, Allison Quinn, Ju
lia Fassett, Joan Quinn, Guy
Standing, Jr., Sally Saunders,
Alma Brock, Kent Mcntoy, Al
bert Durand, Merk C. Brown,
and Betty Brown.
Sociologists
CeHxsed frem rri pz?t)
McCraig, Mildred Moore; Mrs.
Margaret Perry, Floyd M. Cox,
Lawrence C. Lastruci, T. P.
Yeatmah, Y. EL Whitney, J- G.
Harris, James P. Beckwith.
Woman's Gonege : Misses Dora"
Shapiro, Frances White, IiHa
Victor, Daphne Savage, Susan
White, Alma McCain, and Mans
leat Garrard.
State College: 01af Wakefield,
Clark L. Loomis, Selz Mayb; J.
E.. Penland, and Misses Bessie
3fae Cowan, . Marguerite York,
and Virginia Silver.
BUSINESS COURSE
, Beginning June 9, a six weeks
course in business organization
and general accounting will be
offered graduates and business
men.
In announcing the course,
Dean D. D. Carroll declared that
"the school of commerce will
undertake to serve the needs of
young men already in business
positions who feel the need of
additional training with a view
to advancement and promotion.
LOST: A pair of lady's pisce-ces
glasses on the set cf Lvsistrata
Saturday nigtt. Eetrrn to H. W
Sams, English oSce, Saunders tklL
just. They must heip us to a
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SAM) AND
SALVE
BIG CHIEF BOB
me papers rebate noTr ortn
Carcjna s traveormz
senator, tur Bco" Byn'Zds has
been made a chieftain in the
Sioux Indian tribe. Of course
rrf: is net news. Politicians
have been getting themselves
made T chiefs ever since
the noble red man perceived the
. pecuniary value cf one cf those
Eut one wonders why "Our
BotT was not given some fating
name. They could have dub
bed him Ye-pmg Bsnus," or
"Wampum Warrlcr." Or maybe
"Wind Maker."
Anyway, uot that Our Bob'
is a big chlf, maybe he will
turn his zrSiliZ niuse tCTrard the
tribe t t jent tt? id the big
paw-wow and listed. Maybe he
that the trTtenten are burdened
with taxes befcre he throws
himself befcre the gods oi demo-
eracy m sui
ission. Maybe he
will consider lessening expendi
tures rather than increasing tax
es. Maybe.
But "Our Bob" he love big
number. He hke much money
for pass around to all good"
braves. He like friends. He
like give friends job in Big
White City. He must do like
Great Chief sav.
Uh!
Correspondence
Proctor System
The Daily Tas ttttt
I would yike to ask, What
Is the purpose cf the proposed
class honor councils." I have
tried to nnd reasons justifying
their establishment
v
possi
cr system is a failure and that
we are now beginning to f o
a Procter svstem. Six msn
io a
class seems to be a very small
proctor start, but these bodies
may be enlarged until we have
a splendid student proctor sys
tem. & These councils could not have
been found to aid In dealing out
justke. The Student Drandl
Is perfectly capable of judging
whether the party is guilty or
not. They will not save time as
the cases are subject to the ap
peal to the Student Council and
the. Student Council also will
sua deal out the punish
the guilty.
Gussie Guesses:
"Dirty r FURz? C5 fczr
This Picymzkers sJ.oc nasi
Acre eversikszg.