FRIDAY APRIL 7, 19C3
AGE FOUR
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
Honor Group Dismisses Two,
Refuses To Let Two Re-Enter
Two General College students
were suspended, from the Uni
versity for indefinite periods of
time and another was refused re
udmittance for Honor Code viola
tions in recent action by the
Men's Honor Council, Clerk Bud
dy Vaden announced yesterday.
In other tastj, six student who ,
had been suspended for Honor
Code violations were readmitted
to the University after being sus
pended for at least one full school
term.
In one suspension case involv
ing three students, the suspended
student admitted copying t from
another person's paper on a math
examination, 'lhe other two stu
dents lud no know ico ot the
violation and weic exonerated.
In tne other su:.p.n..ion ease
the student admitted copying
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from the person next to him on
a Spanish examination. The guil
ty student said he was certain
the person he copied from had
no knowledge of his doing so.
In another case one student
who had been put on probation
for fighting charged another
with instigating the fight. The
student cnarged was exonerated
alter testimony revealed tnat the
student bringing suit had been
drinking and was unable to re
member whether he had struck
the first blow .after he had re
membered clearly all other de
tails of the fight.
The Honor Council warned that
students founds guilty of violat
ing the Honor and Campus codes
faced possible suspension from i
the University for an indefinite,
pei iod, pointing out that such acf- j
tion is recorded on tne student's
transcript in Central Records of
fice. They further stressed the im
portance of signing and adhering
to the honor pledge on all exam-
! inations."
Heat's On
EAST LANSING. Mich April
6 lf) A burning desir for
sustained shoulders to go with
strapless dance gowns put
three Michigan Slate College
coeds under sun lamps today.
But they stayed loo long and
got blistered backs instead.
One girl was hospitalized.
So their faces wouldn't' be
any redder, college officials re
fused to give the coeds' names.
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fair and accurate. But everyone
thinks their story is the most
given the highest and most
space.
Other people are working
against me for minor reasons,
such as the fact that their item
in Campus Briefs was mislaid
one day by the reporter (usual
ly new and inexperienced) who
t ped up the column. One group,
I understand, is out of sorts
because a story of tneirs was
misplaced in the office on an af-'
ternoon when I was not even
personally on the desk, but was
tied up in Publications Board
and Budget Committee meet-
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important one in tne paper, ana
everyone tmnKs they should be
ings.
in- few of these cases does
anyone come up to me and ask
for an explanation. They just
leei very hurt. Arid it the
last specific case mentioned,
no one concerned has spoken
to me .personally. The infor
mation had lo come to me via
the grapevine that they felt
wronged by something which
I personally did not do and
personally would have seen
did not happen if I had the
lime lo be on the desk every
minute of the day.
In this election, I stand on
my record experience, ser
vice and ability. No one has
challenged those yet. I am ask
ing for your vole in Tuesday's
election. If I go into office.
speaking for myself and the
staff which overwhelmingly
is backing me, we will do our
best lo give you the finest
Daily Tar Heel possible, and
God willing, the finest Daily
Tar Heel ever published.
Good Friday
services will be held at the Epis-
Prof Defeats
Fast Muskrat
By Foul Play
MT. PLEASANT, Mich., April
C VT) A college professor and a
muskrat staged "a Tace down a
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selor, but it will most assuredly
be a consideration when the Or
ientation Committee makes its
selections."
Around 150 counselors are ex
pected to be chosen to "teach the
ropes" to next fall's incoming
students.
The committee which worked
out the plans for the training
program was appointed by pres
ident Bill Mackie, John Sanders,
Don VanNoppen, and Toby Sel
by. " .
Charles MacRae, member of
the .Orientation Committee, con
ceived the idea and did much of
the work toward planning the
program.
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of challenge and opportunity for
the man we elect as our pres
ident. . .
"It is my' hope," he asserted,
"that the students will allow me
to ocupy this, the highest pos
ition which they can bestow.".
In Tuesday's voting, VanNop
pen scored 1,120 votes, Sanders
received 1,030. Independent Toby
Selby garnered 558 and Joe Bo
rello received 186.
copal Church today from 12 noon j street by the central Michigan
until 3 o'clock, the Rev. David college campus last night. The
Yates said yesterday. j professor won. but hardly by fair
Tiff With Prexy Brings
Tenn. College W aikout
as
HENDERSON. Tenn.. April 6 I the women's dormitory was "
iT)A steady stream of 'angry j bare as a skeleton."
homeward-bound students left, Clashes' were due to resume
Freed-Hardeman Junior -College f Tuesday, barring an unexpected
nearly deserted today. 'shutdown.
A majority of the little Church The walkout was approved Fi :
of Christ school's 335 students 'day night at a mass meeting of
tt-rp ctirkin? to their threat to 'students in the auditorium, it
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ability in the runoff campaign
"I'm sure the voters will judge
cated he would stand on his
He asked that worshippers en
ter or leave the church only dur
ing the singing of a hymn, which
will ' occur about every 15 min
utes. . . ..
A Square Dance
will be held at the Presbyterian
Church at 8:30 Saturday night.
The dance will continue until
11:30, and refreshments will be
served at 10 o'clock. j
Ways and Means
committee of the Philanthropic
Assembly will meet in Phi Hall
at 4:30 on Monday afternoon,
Committee .Chairman George
Rodman announced yesterday.
Phi Speaker Graham Jones has
asked that the committee present
a ..tentative calendar -for this
quarter's Sessions by next Tues
day, and this will be the business
of the day for the committee.
Hillel Services
will be held tonight at 7 o'clock
in the Horace Williams Lounge
of Graham Memorial, it was an
nounced yesterday. x
Rabbi Perlman will speak on
"From Slavery to Freedom."
record of experience, service and
vho can best put out their news
paper for the difficult year ahead,"
he said.
In his campaign statement,
Jones added, "Since Gordon Gray
will he here in September, it is
essential that we prove to him
that the students on this camp
us are fully capable of running
a daily representative of t.hp finp
institution that it is a part of."
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berg introduced a similar substi
tute measure which wasdef eat
ed after much debate and Parlia
mentary maneuvering.
Senators Jack Tripp and Bob
Clampitt both introduced amend
ments to the main motion which
carried different connotations on
certain provisions of the bill of
the evening. Senator Tripp's mo
tion was defeated after a short
debate while the Clampitt motion
died .for the lack of a second.
Senator Jim Lamm, chairman
of the Ways and Means Commit
tee, said, "The Ways and Means
Committee, in order to garner
suggestions for the solution of the
parking problem, submitted the
most distasteful bill possible."
Senator Charles O. Long, newly-elected
Di president, presided
over his first meeting since the
inauguration ceremonies last
means.
'Nicholas L. Cuthbert, assistant
professor of biology, said he was
glad there were no spectators.
"I must not have looked very
dignified," he explained.
Let the professor tell the story:
He was quietly reading about
10:30. All of a sudden, he heard
a loud commotion. Going out
doors, he saw a cat tangling with
a muskrat. Back into the house
the professor dashed and got
himself a large cardboard box.
Then he took out after the
muskrat. It was a fairly close j
race for a while, but the rnusk-j
rat started to pull away from the I
panting professor. j
The professor, who had been ;
running with the box held in his j
upraised hands, gave the box a i
heave. Much to his surprise, it
fell plunk right over the musk
rat. The critter was his prisoner.
Prof. Cuthbert lugged it to the
college biological laboratory. He's
going to keep it there for use in
oioiogical experiments.
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other two-game series here this
afternoon when they tangle with
West Virginia. The two will meet
again tomorrow.
First Big Four competition be
gins here on Monday when the
Tar Heels meet the Blue Devil
nine. On Wednesday they end
their home stand to travel to
Wake Forest for a clash 'with
the Deacons. 8
quit and go home the climax of
a series of tiffs with President
N. B. Hardeman.
And half of the school's faculty
I of 14 has resigned in sympathy
' with the walkout. There was no
comment f orthcoming from
Hardeman or other college offi
cials. '
It was impossible to determine
exactly how many students had
left the campus. Authorities were
mum, but a lonesome coed said
was the second uprising agairt
Hardeman's administration.
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