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TUESDAY, MARCH 18, 1952
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Ken' Barton, SP nominee for president of the student body,
and Ham Horlon, UP nominee, will lead the first Aycock dorm
discussion of the spring quarter tomorrow night at 7:30.
Topic for discussion will be "Politics UNC' and is designed
to answer student questions about party and personal politics.
The meeting will be held in the Aycock dormitory social room.
All interested students are invited to attend.
Store Committee Picked
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"Neither the store at State Col
lege nor the store at Chapel Hill
makes mu?h money on the books
sold," Comptroller Carmichael
has stated, "but since it is the pol
icy not to undersell the competi
tive price of the tax-paying mer
chants in the vicinity of our
vicinity of our three institutions,
except for textbooks, there is a
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good profit on all merchandise
sold by our stores."
Carmichael said he hoped "that
some day in the not too distant
future the profits from the Book
Exchange in Chapel Hill will be
devoted to scholarships available
to all students."
Douglass
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graduate school- that same year
and went to Elon College in 1949.
He was visiting instructor in the
University of Chicago summer
session in 1950. His special field
is early American history.
Dr. Douglass is a member of
the American Historical Associa
tion, and the Square and Com
pass of the Masonic Order.
Campus Briefs
Pi Delia Phi
; Pi Delta Phi, honorary French
fraternity, has invited all persons
wishing to speak or practice
French to attend their weekly
dinner meeting tonight at- 6
o'clock in the Leiiior hall upstairs
dining room.
Faculty Club
Commander George Z. Dimit
roffr personnel training and war
plans officer of the Office of Na
val Research, will speak to the
Faculty Club at 1 p.m. today in
the Carolina Inn.
His Talk on "The State of the
Cosmos" will be illustrated with
slides and films. Dimitroff was
formerly director of the Harvard
observatory and professor of as
tronomy at Dartmouth.
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