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THE DAILY TAR
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1937
Graham Las no ,
Comment; Busy
With Speeches
University President Really
Earning Board And Keep
President Frank Porter Gra
ham is really earning his board
and keep during these initial
days of the new college season,
In his office Wednesday the
president of the University ex
plained why he didn't have time
to talk over , the general situa
tion of the University. Said Dr.
Graham, "Dean House and I will
say everything we have to say
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M
acNider Succeeds Manjnim
As Dean Of Medical School
Cooley Now Manages
U. N. C. Dining Hall
New Head Succeeds Haywood
Duke Over Summer Vacation
1 Since last spring when Hay
wood Duke resigned as manager
of the University cafeteria, E.
F. Cooley has taken over the
position.
Mr. Cooley is originally from
High Point. He has been con
nected with the cafeteria busi
ness for seven years, having
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WELCOME
Make a Good Impression with
Your Professors
Charm Them with a Well Groomed
Appearance
TAR HEEL BARBER SHOP
Under Gibson's Next to Sutton's
New Head Has Served
On Faculty For Past
Thirty Years
Frosh Get Taste
Of School Spirit
University Club Treats New Blen
To Smoker In Swain Hall
Given their first real taste "of
Carolina spirit, the class of '41
was xreatea to a smoKer in
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lYlcUlgUlU 1U X eaCIl the sponsorship of Jim Balding
and his University club.
Dr. William deBernier Mac- -oaioing was master oi cere-
Nider, for the past 30 years a momes for the affair which was
member of the f acultv of "' the gotten off to a big start with the
University pharmacy school, on triumphant entrance into the
September 1 succeeded Dr. dining hall of Ramases IV and
Charles Maple Mangum as dean h feeling was maintained
Of the medical school. throughout the evening by Glenn
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th- MqpNTiVIot. TxrV,rtioo rm,,,. pavis who put tne new men
ate of the school that he will through their cheerinS Paces.
head, was aDDointed to the uost Fiul "amnier
after Dr. Mangum asked to be . surprise feature of the
relieved of his duties so that he 6 appea.ranc? oi
could dAvntA mnrA nf Tiis timo nKXi11 namiuer' P eauor OI tne
teaching.
his!
Daily Tar Heel, and author of
a statement of the Honor Svs
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tem presented to tne new men
this year.
Ml 1 m
uiner nigmignts oi the pro
rAT. tLuA-I Patterson, president of the Se
Here Since 1905
The new. dean received
meaicai aegree in Kaieign m
1905 and has I been connected
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time. A grandson of Dr. Wil
liam Peter Mallet, the first Uni
versity physician, Dr. MacNider
is the son of the late Dr. Virgilus
St. Clair MacNider, native - of
Chapel Hill.
The new dean has received
world wide recognition for his
research into diseases of the kid
ney, particularly Bright's dis
ease, and together with his
teaching anility, was named a
research professor in 1924. He
has held several important
Adult Conference
On Education To
Convene On Oct 4
Grumman Acts As Chairman
Of Committee On Arrangements
A Southeastern Conference
on Adult Education will be held
at the University here October
4 and 5 under the auspices of
the North Carolina Conference
n Adult Education and the
American Association for Adult
Education.
R. M. Grumman, director of
the University extension division
is chairman of the committee on
arrangements. Dr.' E. W.
Knight and Mrs. Elizabeth C.
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Assembly To Open
Quarter Tuesday
Governor Hoey Will Be Initial
Guest Speaker This Year
. The Phi assembly will hold
its first meeting of the year
Tuesday night on the fourth
floor of New East.
The society, organized in
1795, will continue with a pro
gram similar to last year's. In
formal discussions will be held
during the meetings, and a guest
speaker will be invited to con
duct an open forum once each
month. The first speaker of the
year will be Governor Clyde R.
Hoey.
nior class, Bob Magill, president
of the Student -Body, Coaches
Bob Fetzer and "Bear" Wolf.
Pete Ivey, director of Graham
Memorial, Scott Hunter, presi
dent of the Y. M. C. A.. Mac
Smith, editor of the Daily Tar
Heel, and Dr. Archibald Hen
derson, head tof the mathematics
department.
Football co-captains Crowell
Little and Andy Bershak were
also on hand. Olivia Root fur
nished music to accompany the
singing and refreshments were
Betsy Aim Shop
Distinctive Fall Dresses & Suits
HosierysSHpss Negligees, Purses
chairmanships in committees of served the new men throughout
leaamg meaicai societies, ana une evening.
his writings have appeared in
many leading medical journals.
Kenan Awards
Four University professors,
Harold D. Meyer of the sociol
ogy department,. Richmond P.
Bond of the English department,
William S. Jenkins of the de-
and Milton S. Heath of the
school of commerce, have been
awarded Kenan leaves by the
trustees for the fall term to do
special work on research proj
ects, it was announced today.
Glee Club To
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Toms Invites New Men
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