Glee Club
Men and Women, glee clubs
moet tonight at 5 o'clock in Hill
rausle hall.
Card Board
Czrd Board meets tonight at
?ocloek in Roland Parker
Lcunge No. 1.
VAA Council
There will be an important
nutting of the VAA Council to-
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Gym. All members are urged to
fee present at this time.
Graduate Club
The Graduate Club meets to
night at 8 o'clock in Gerrard Hall.
The Club is open to all graduate
students and is being formed to
meet their various interests. Plans
for the year and election of
officers will be made at this meet
ing. Refreshments will be served
after the meeting.
Law Wives
The Law Wives Association
meets tonight at 8 o'clock in
Graham Memorial.
The Carolina football- team has
a trio of .veteran Virginians in the
lineup this fall. There is George
Norris, and end from Radford ;
Skeet -Hesmer, fullback from Sa
lem, and Billy O'Brien, an end
from Portsmouth.
Winston-Salem has supplied
Carolina with, some outstanding
football players. The 1951 squad
roster lists five. Julain King and
Jack Cooke are vets, while Son
ny Ridenhour, Will Alexander
and Fred Hutchins are prospec
tive freshmen.
Class VJork
Now Is Used
To Orientate
A new plan replacing fresh
man assembly is now in opera
tion, Ken Barton, Orientation
Chairman said yesterday.
- Freshman now participate in
classroom work where they get
instruction from faculty members
two times- a week. Student gov
ernment, the honor system, and
academic procedures are among
the topics instructed and discuss
ed. The course lasts for five weeks.
Upperclassmen, acting as obser
vers, will report to Barton the
success of the program after it
has been completed. Barton hopes
the course will help better the
faculty-freshman relationship.
Faculty members that taught the
course in the summer sessions
liked the new plan, he added.
"The old freshman assembly has
been replaced because the large
groups made the orientation job
too impersonal," Barton said. "The
new program makes the orien
tation more meaningful".
The Daily Tar Heel
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cations Board of the University of
North Carolina at Chapel Hill where
it is published daily at the Colonial
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of Chapel Hill, N. C. under the act
of 'March 3, 1879. Subscription price,
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Editor Glenn Harder
Managing Editor Bruce Melton
Business Manager Oliver Watkins
Business Office -Manager ..Jim Schenck
Society Editor Mary Nell Boddie
Sports Editor j Billy Peacock
Associate Editors ......... Al Perry,
Beverly Baylor
feature Editor : Walt Dear
Advertising Manager .... Marie Costello
Staff Photographers RufTin Woody.
Hal Miller
Circulation Manager ........ Neil Cadieu
News Staff Thomas McDonald, Barbara Sue Tuttle. Clinton Andrews,
June Pearson, Thomas Long, Virginia Hatcher. Betty Kirby, Jody Levey,
Gayle Ruffin, Sandy Klostermever, David Rowe.Marion Benfield, Jim Oglesby,
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Burress, Bill Scarborough, Barty Dunlop. Jerry Reece, David Euckner, Varty
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Society " Staff Nancy Burgess, assistant society editor Peggy Keith, Dian
McComb, Lindie Lindeman, BettV Jean Schoeppe, Beverly Lively, Nancy Ann
Ader, Wanda Lou Philpott, Celia Lively.
Sports Staff Zane Robbins, Ken Barton, Alva Stewart, Eddie Starnes, Buddy
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