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the students turned themselves in
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i ( chairman, and in several other
eases nine studtnts were found
not guilty of violations of the
Honor Code.
For violations of the Campus
Code five students were placed
en indefinite probation and three
were given reprimands.
Also one stidtnt was removed
frorix probation, he said.
The violations for the summer
included: cheating, lying, drink
ing in a;claitoom building, and
lighting, he revealed.
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, The Daily-Tar Heel is offering to all their advertisers an
opportunity to advertise With them for the academic year
1 951-52 on contract at specially reduced rates over their
open rate.
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vlous advertising commitments, and only those adver
tisers who are on contract with the Daily Tar Heel will be
allowed rebates in June. . 1
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BOOKMOBILE HERE
The Hacker Gallery Bookmo
bile will be parked on the campus
all day Tuesday in the area be
hind Hill Hall, Bull's Head Book
shop officials announced yester
day. In the traveling bookshop will
be- displayed rare items as well
as recent works in the fine arts
field.
PLANE GEOMETRY CLASS
A class in Plape Geometry is'
being offered this quarter only,
in' order for the freshmen to re
move deficiencies. It starts tonight
at 7:30 in 320 Phillips Hall.
RUSSIAN CHANGE
Russian 76, 77, 78 (Fall, Winter
and Spring) which is at present
scheduled daily at 12 a.m., will
be held on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday from 2 to 3:30 p.m. '
W.W. Arndt, professor of
modern languages at Guilford
College, will commute from Guil
ford three times a week tq con
duct this course.
Roosevelt, and Norn;an Thomas.
The program of speakers for
elude figures prominent tootii ill
the state and the nation,
PLAN TO TRAVEL '
Th . eTravel Agency will open
Monday on the second floor of
GM Mondoy from 2 until 4 p.m.
The agency will be open to give
information and make reserva
tions Monday through Friday ev
ery week. ,
Recreation Facilities
Offered By GM
Students looking for entertain
ment in their spare time for the
rest of the quarter can utilize the
facilities of their student union,
Graham Memorial.
A wide variety of things to do
is planned for 'students while
many activities are sponsored
throughout the year to keep Caro
linians occupied.
Besides the work shop, ping
pong room, television room, and
the Rendezvous Room, GM has
a large magazine and book
library.
A Red Cross Bloodmobiie unit
will be at Graham Memorial Oct
10 and 1 1 to dain blood from
drait exempt students to be used
to save lives of American sol
diers in Korea who aren't safe
from anything, R, H. Wettach,
chairman of the local Red Cross
blood donor committed an
nouiiced yesterday.
Last year Bloodmobiie units
worked the University twice and
piled up pints way above the set
quota' both times.
Persons willing to give blood
on this next visit are asked by
Wettach to make appointments
by calling the Chapel Hill Red
Cross office at 2-8811.
1
Book Written
ByScheer r
George F. Scheer, sales and ad
vertising director of the Univer
sity of .North Carolina Press, is
a contributor in a new book of
stories for children which xwiil
appear next month,
In "Coonskin For A General,"
a volume of stories about great
American cities, Scheer wrote a
chapter on Richmond, Va. The
author is formerly from that city.
The work marks Scheer's first
juvenile work, although he is a
well known book reviewer and
is a former newspaperman.
A similar book is projected for
next season by Aladdin Books,
New York publishers, containing
a North . Carolina story with
Scheer as author.
Meanwhile, he is working on a
fuM length western for boys for
the same publisher.
jScheer has been with the Uni
versity Press for six years.
Graham
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The peace that is won on the battlefield is but an uneasy
armistice. True agreement and concord among peoples can
be attained only at the conference table. .. : . -
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