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-;--i7Bla:-campus- has seen;n steady growth in -Fspnsifeile
itt6jKmos student wmjaaent almost since -the -ciay -el
the louiMiing ol the University. It lias a national reputation
for Jrtudnt-ifeedom fcf responsibility. Concurrent and vital
to the growth in government has Been a constant maturation
of? political -parties This has heen partkraJartfy true since the
ratitication- of the constitution in 1D4SV
Tfte Daily Tar HfeeH is therefore distressed to see hoth
political parties on this eampus at an al?-time,lov of respon
sisibie activity. - :
The old; firmly established and &rel conservative Uni
versity Party is- using eeiy method5 pessibfet totefeat :a bilk
vmch: was originally? non-partisan- jjv. intent; ancc wiaen. vas
Reviews
During the coming days tHeie
are a number of mevies of note
coining to Cliapel - Hill; For the
benefit of any interested Tor
ileels there f HiDws a brief run
own on tiiree of the best.
"Boom for One xiore," one of
-'-I','woldi-l&ei4o-ibJdg to yeur
attentien-a feTrrem"'wi44tSn
and "published by-yeu in-tb$
, tien- f January 23r u .wer
evidently defending-: yw ctls
; kiate jfeviewer, J B:rSpo
T?ou said 'jfi review; is a etiT? ;,
r is a revievjer's mt& . . fr
dMsagreemenf 3a- SeiS25 "nad"
pointless,- unless -,T?e K .
rfrtte these iniens ''ifflfvcCSf; t
e''jMsyc3rf tpveAp: ca o
tk??tf52&' '. "yoWaway - mi tea
sldr-4i3- "' an-effer to .
James C, -BewyM3
citwo-io J;TJVJ.C54 "tr"L. Carolina Theatte en Sunday. Jt
Grantf and
student tevemmenf. The UP is deliberate strainings every
rrliamentry and pohticaf fiber to Iteep 1 ,200 students-r29
prcentol the student body-rwithout; any representation.
Meanwhile the younger recently successful4 anoT largely
lifeeral Student-JParty has all' but abandoned responsible
jsolitieals aetion- and? dfegenerateoT into a part of 'potential
candidates." Ms marteup is currently easily recognizable as
consisting ahnost entirely: of off ice-seelters dealing with one
-another for support in the eoming nominations for Spring
elections, -
W& dd not believe that the University Party has an un
dying an unqualified hatred for the 1,2(10 students Irving in
the outers darkness of town residences.
Keither db we believe that the active members of the
Student Party are :incapabl6 of : thinlung beyond" their own
iiamediate political: futures; Of course, these indictments do
' hdtppjy. tt all; members- oi 'either' Pr.' ' "
But- we do believe that both parties are showing a degree
of 4politieal infantilism- "which- has not fceen exhibited on this
eampusin a long- time. . ' m -
the better family comedies of e
year-, sfarts a regular rim the do some. xevievtsJ
" .Step loe at eH5 jpsr
-of this statement; ' XRSSSa '-9ii -
strs Gary Grant and Oietsy
Brake as husband and wife "who,
although they already have two
children, of their 'ewn,' canT re
sist adopting every orphan and
stray dog they see. The movie
has much more feeling to it and
is hetter acted than most movies
of its type. -
On Tuesday the Varsity will
show "The Hocking Horse "Win
ner," a British-made - comedy
drama,' telling the story of a lit
tle boy who has the uncanny .
talent picking all the. winners
at the local race. , track. The pic
ture, stars John Howard Ba vies,
"Valerie. Hebsen, and- John. Mills'.-'
It is well worth seeing.
view is' a review amV it eon-tain-''
Vome of the ivlT5sif
opinions, J have- never reacl' a-
more stupid- and neintlfcss; statl
ment in- my life. Ajufe I Hav
read seme in my time. V fewsen
heen- reading this- paper Q &73
my - hreath- when I write that "
word) fw -years for nothing.
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f- rraa22-eCTediied)
r-tes &- splsndM - professioBw
Errs 'e'0ptjnctry-vdeigre
hr&-tZ3Qe SLsars ior - students
e3Stsfe--vwsiy ;or-more
Ossteits'.in'SpeeilSed,
rlsraf-irta'ccurses. .
f. Ssnt3-are grantedpsoJea-
gi2iP5eeonitBn-:by.:-the "U;
iGT' Efasapt5aent- of Defens
r anCfilsctiv Service.
-.E3!8n4r clinicalv" facilities,
ntSe and?ereatifeal ae
:t&93lteto Dormitories on the
ncsilv- GfciW Slree
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e v-i ews Afield Previews
The Carolina Play malters aef
etV three new one .aetf plays on
Fr'iday , evenig: The plays were
a bonus in-ar least two respeets ;
thtey were not originally sehed-w4ed-
for production and the
atfdnee evidently found' them
; most'entdrtainiug; .
It is ; unfortunate that ima gi-,
mthre plays are not" more en
eowaged? , nancy Henderson's
Speed? Bonnie Boat proved that
- remote settings, such as that she
. eKescr a -Scottish island, are
'. ideal . ibv- atmospheric drama.
- This semi-romantic, remote set-;
. tin. -1 contrasts favorably with
: thot " of pieces a bout : the rather
-dreary v backwoods activities of
at?oiigines of any region. The
teas were acted well enough to
eonvey the desired atmosphere.
.,;.W7n Johnny Co-mes March
ing Heme by Alfred Klein was
the most "ambitious of the three
plays. Tecliirically it demanded
careful ''direction, and accvirately
controlled; -acting A serious
. problem,- - a conflict between
. honesty, and integrity and erno-
tional" family attachment, is
treated almost ironically, by
two people who have failed as
po rents. Their failure is perhaps
. alfttle confused with the prob
Jem that : illustrates it. Louisa
The Carolina Theatre will pre
PloySSlotsCS DOHUS sent a re-issue of George Ber
. nard" Shaw's "Caesar ' and! deo-
patraj" en Wednesday. Viven.
JLeigh and CHaude Rains portray-1
the title roles and Stewart-Granger
is featured; This is a fine
representation of the Shaw clas
sic, and you should see it, if you
didn't catch it the firtsf time
around; " .
. ' al ICO & CValiars-CJ.
- v Phone 101 For PvompS Delivery
Cartledge and John Miller aetecT
difficult roles with intensity and
flexibility. -
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