THURSDAY, CEPTETJBER 27, 1C51
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
Me
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Reviews " :
Upon entrance, ev&ry student attending the "University
signs a pledge stating that fee will adhere to all facets of the
honor code. - ;.;
According this testimonial and according; to the' honor
sjstem, this assures individual integrity; however, students
are confronted with reminders of their honesty on every
quiz ahd eMsninatibn. This practice of signing additional
pledges at the end of tests is unattractive to. the, honor sys
tem. It shtr-ts '---meaning from the code in ;that one is not
ctmpletely on his own. It is suggestive that there is still
doubt m. the minds of ins'tnetars even though the students
have already sworn their obedieaee. Professors might as well
regain in the amifta-Hon rowns as to impose this rule.
Of' e&urse, there are arguments for the psychological angle
fcit the practice provides. Some say it offers guidance, that
it Js A Caastajt :remmder of honor. Eesentially, a person who
is 'lSGsaest does not &eed tis'Tremifide-r, f or ..'-to them, honesty
is a habit. PschoiegiealiLy, we think this additional proof has
st dkpcsawpag e&ect, t&at it depreciates the value of the
honor system.
by
Bernard Fleischman
The movie version of Haymond
by Horry Snook
by David Alexander
Last spring, there was a con
troversial motion picture re
leased which has caused discus
sion on practically every major Radiguef s DEVIL IN THE
college campus. Due to the late F LE S H, playing at the Varsity
release date, it was shown here today, is a must for discriminate
during exam week of the first ing moviegoers. DEyiL IN THE
summer session. I don't know FLESH is a modern tragedy,
how many people had an op- Whatever " adolescent . hero and
portunity to see "Take Care of heroine may miss in stature is
My Little Girl", but I would like made up by the subtle psyeholog-
to urge you to see it today at ical depth "with which they are
the Carolina Theater. portrayed. The development of
I won't judge the picture on their pathetic love in a sordid
what it has to say, that must be World War 1 setting, starkly re
left up to you as an individual, -veals the problems of growing
but on how it is said. The pic- up in strife-torn "Europe. The
ture is, : from an entertainment supporting cast and technical
point of view, superior. You details are of high quality
have probably read a skeleton throughout. DEVIL IN THE
plot already, since it has been FLESH will long remain an out
so widely talked about. standing example of French
It is fair in most every re- moviemaking,
spect, except that it does tend -:
Today's issue of The Daily Tar
Heel returns to its editorial page
one of the finest beloved wad hated
fifutres in the &eid.-Ifary Sook
lms emd his diverse titles by
wxing eotwwteiiily about what
ha tl&Ua&s, m. plain words. That
what oe mn thinks can be so
oatrovesafil idkmtes ' some
power 'in Ws rational ability. Here
he is asain, . ,fafare). . .our own
Harry ok. Editor.
This is to you.
Just a year ago this eolumn
; was-published for the first time
ad began. making people
furious. Tttrious because it was
inconeeivafcle that . anyone
should ; have the audacity to
. print; his opmion--epitical opin
ion, at that-on sueh matters as
religion and sex. .
But the eohama is here again,
lind this ie what yW my ex
pect of it:
Nonplus wi31 caatinue to
- think for itself and bring to
y&at attmtiea matters that re
jiire ymwr consideration. The
column will discuss sex and ,
religion, govewwaent and poli
tics, echetin ad eeonomics,
the BaorRss of kwMin relations,
you. '
-:' -farsws tints wriWr k eon
cerwed, -Ithere is seeing to ac
rosa&et that a discussion of it
cRftot i be approached in some
Way. The greater, the ; conse
quence of an . issue, he . more
brutally frank the discussion
fhould be. '. .' '. -
It; is more imperative than
ever that free individuals re
examine basic issues, restate
their objectives and get to work
securing them. Conventional
"truths" are dangerous, for they
are what the psychological per
isuaders use in manipulating
whole groups of people.
Just "believing" is not enough.
Just adhering to the mores and
superstitions and ' traditions is
not enough. We must know
what we're doingand why.
Tod many people are cowardly
with difficult issues. They take
the easy way out of accepting
the conventional "truths". And
they are annoyed by any effort
to make them resolve such
matters for themselves. The
chances are, sadly enough, that
you are one of these individuals.
Just how many basic concepts
do you understand? Do you know
what you want of our govern
ment? Can you spot weaknesses
'in our present political structure
so .that you can help correct
them? What is a christian? Ex
actly what is capitalism? What is
truth, precisely, and how do you
recognize it? Wht is
party system and how does it
work? How important to love is
sex? ;
Do you realize that questions
like these' have a direct connec
tion with everyday affairs? Too
many are too busy to be bothered
with such questions. Perhaps
this columh - will help provoke
some interest in and discussion
of these matters. If so, the
eolumn is justified.
You won't agree with all of
the opinions expressed in Non
plus. When you disagree, have
some definite reason for your
opposing opinion. t
Many won't.
to exaggerate the social element
on a college campus, even where
fraternities' and sororities are
concerned. Students don't stay
in college, when they don't per
form a certain amount of work,
that is, they don't stay long. --
The cast is as impressive as
is the skillful production, and
some good acting is turned in
by Jean Peters, Betty - Ann
Lynn, and Mitzi Gaynor. Jeanne
Crain was her usual beautiful
self, but the . standout in the
film is Carol Brannon, as the
sorority girl who practically fi
nances her house single-handed,
by paying fines for her many
mis-deeds. f
One thing I must commend
Fox Studios for, and that is for
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HORIZONTAL 46. city in Italy
1. slack
6. adult male
9. Luzon
Negrito
12. tapestry ".
13. macaw
14. light brown
15. miseries
16. a fish spear
17. worthless bit
18. golf mound
19. ingle unit
20. hostels
21. 'trouble
22. maltreats .
24. behold!
25. stiffly proper
and neat
26. slip
30. habituates
32. metric cubic
units
33. capital of
Ruhr
"34. pastries
35. printer's
measure
36. drawing- ,
rooms '
38. mimic
39. fclinc-s -: '
42. frost '
43. tvil;"ljt
48. soft metal
49. malt drink
50. eagles
51. bizarre
52. steep flax
53. peruses
VERTICAL
1. fold over
'2. declamations
3. bay window
4. rational
5. S-shaped
worm
6. large wine
bottle 7. sign of
zodiac
8. pony
9. solar disk
10. mountain
lake
11. insects
19. Japanese
sashes
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20. islands .
(poet.)
21. toward the
sheltered side
22. fieldof -
combat
23. division of a. "
" National
Park
25. iron
27. symbol for
indium
28. became
graver
29. serf
31. personal
pronoun
32. function in
. trigonometry
34. small pouch
37. city in.
France
38. genus ot
grasses
39. Roman
statesman
40. greedy
41. look after
43. independent '
Ireland
45. auditory
organ : " ' .'
4C. Indian
.-weight (var.)
.47. Vx-ast of
b'jrden -
having plenty of new young
talent, and. for giving' male roles
in this film to young men, and
by Ted DcVcl
Last night I went to the More
head Building to review the cur
rent planetarium show, only to
discover that the show itself was
little more than a review of
every other performance given
there in the past. With the. ex
ception of the title, "Music of the
Spheres", drawing its name from
a few mathematically inspired
(we are told) but aesthetically
uninspiring runs on somebody's
Hammond organ, and a few
comments pertaining thereto,
there isn't much to be seen, or
heard, if you happen to have
ben to a planetarium show al
ready. Of course, if you haven't been,
you should by all means go. One's
first encounter with this amazing
place is guaranteed to be an ex
citing and worthwhile experi
ence. My only complaint is that,
with all the astounding things
the Zeiss .machine is purport-
not some suave somebody who
has been hanging around the -edly able to do, the directors of
lot for a decade or two. Dale the Morehead Building have not
Robertson (last seen in "Call
Me. Mister"-) and Jeffrey Hunter
(the" boy Deb Padget fell for in
"The Fourteen Hours") are the .
male leads and represent non
f rat, and f rat men respectively.
felt it; necessary to offer their
audiences more variety. We are
indeed fortunate to have such
a place on this campus, and per
haps it is ungrateful to complain.
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