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The Unirersily symphony
orchestra "will present a public
concert in Ilill hall next Wed
nesday at 8:30 p. iru
Composed of students, fac
ulty and townspeople the . or
chestra will play a program
consisting ol Beethoven's
"Prometheus Overture. Schu
mann's "Symphony no. 2 in
C Major' and Wagner's "Sieg
fried Idyll" and "Rhine Jour
ney." The orchestra is conducted by
Earl Slocunu
Aimoiritments of key "personnel f nital.
for the operational staff of the! Miss Anderson is a native of
new UNC teaching Hospital, Greensboro and graduated from
which is' to open this summer in the Woman's College with a B.S.
connection with the four-year in home economics. She took her
medical school, were announced I dietetic internship at Duke hos-
today by Chancellor Robert B. pital and worked at South Balti-
House and Dr. Robert P. Cad- more General hospital a year be
mus Hospital administrator. fore going to England as an Army
Four men and six women have dietitian. Upon T her return she
iiKt heeii announced as new. 3D- was administratis riip-titian t
pointees to the staff, including Union -Memorial hospital, after
nursing service. which she took a master's degree
The men annointed are Wallace in institution management at
Womble, Carrboro, as purchasing Columbia- University.- She re
Ann: stores oftUcer of the hospital; turned to this state in, 1949 to
Henry P. Leighton, Chapel Hill, serve as administrative dietitian
as - chief admitting office; Leon m Charlotte. The department
TTiriff Hhanel Hill, central SUDPly 1 here will numher fift. RKa " ?
supervisor, and Raymond Ingra-1 president-elect of the State Die-
ham, Rochester, N. x., as collect- tetic "Association.
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; Miss Lucy Boylan, formerly as- College in Greensboro where she
sistant director of nursing ser- received a B. S. in home econo-
vipo Tlant5:t hosoital. Winston- cu. .Ua.j.j hjji
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Salem, has been appointed to the center, Indiana University, for
bdiiie pwafc wcic. one year's dietetic internsnip,
Other .women appomted to the afterwards going to State hosr
etaff fsr-A Miss Marv. Anderson, e
: . . - m w - I iitai Aicttvj. uictikiciii. kjiic io
formerly administrative dietitian, gecretary o the gtate dietetic
vnariovu; i.ctiiwi.tiA -1 Association.
chief dietitian here; Mrs. jseryi
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Jaynes, lormeny neaa aiexman, n f
!'!hSonM UNC To Administer Lavs
CtCtOi.OVO.il k - '
Gladys Korn, formerly executive . . . ...
housekeeper av Harding Sanito- AdffilSSIOn tXQ HI I nQT lOtl S
titrrt Wnrthmeton. Ohio, as ex- .
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af!ira TiniicVeener here! MlSS I rm. inni.'nr ...... !. tin
V lAV T v- .w. JLi-C ICO .-il, Uti C XIOUS
"Anna Ball former medical record been designated as a center for
ltbrariaa at Greenwich (Conn.) the nationwide administrations of
hospital, to the same post here; the Law School Admission Test
and MIsa Barbara Bam, former on April 26 and August 9, Law
. operating .room supervisor I School Dean Henry Brandis, Jr,
t Strong Memorial hospital, Ro- announced yesterday.
cliester, N. as operatmg room Tha School of Law Is one of
tupervisor here. 1 20-odd schools In the country re-
irtit nf thn annointees arol..- - nnniiAania f taVo thi
from out of the state. Ingraham test. The tests are given here in
svucueo, wuuuv. . jnoom zuo, jrniuips nan.
fi9i .nA remained as offica Depending upon the law schools 4
Unagep there until he accepted to which they wish to make ap
posittca here, pUcation, college seniors, Juniors
fisti Bain, who also came nere i ant .- owmb (iuvw
Mewinniaini
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-William S. Newman of .the
music department will broadcast
a piano recital over Raleigh sta
tion WPTF at 3 p.m. today.
Included in the program will
be compositions by Beethoven,
Debussy, andl. Chopin.
On Tuesday evening he will
give a piano concert here at 8:30.
in Hill hall.
This program will be one of
two . that he has given during
the past two weeks while on a
lecture-recital tour of colleges and
universities in the Midwest.
The program will include two
preludes and fugues from Bach's
"Well Tempered Clavier;" the So
nata in E-flat, op. 31, no. 3, by
Beethoven; a modern sonata by
Aaron Copland, and a virtuoso
concert by Busoni of Bach's
"Chaconne."
Admission is free and everyone
is invited.
Tom Scott, Carolina basketball
coach, has won 100 games and lost
53 since coming here six years
ago. .
! iramnr4Ai TinsnltaL mores are eligible to take the
t TTriTi nuiMiu uiwiiiw jr i .
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34 schools In iaeorgia, lesxs. xacii appaxxi, -
ivilzi liberal arts at Washing- out from the .law schoolj In
'l UnJrcrxlty in St. Louli, and Which lia U interested whether
'tHSf . t30& her Ji-S.. degree in he sh0uld . take Tthe test and on
H-rikit Bt DukelUnlversity ho?- what iatev Dean Brandiaf said.
,t rreived EDGCial train-
- fooni teclmiaue The Taw School Admission
T r.-hn-Tresbvterlan in ITew T-f i- -rAnaTA(f and administered
7 CStt was xor. t"5 four tim&j a year in November,
1 :a tosr at Memorial nosoi- . . Xnril and August, by
vnin, Thfxr YoiOc before going tot " -
If Qsa Ball attended schools. In
fT?rr Jersey and the West Jersey
r hoot 1 Wursin& Camden, after
K ilci E&a served as a nurse In the
ft JL L Army for several years.
"l then entered tna &cnooi w
idlc&l Record Scierc at the
fiilverslter of Pennsylvania and
ikblen medical record librarian
Greenwich hospital since
f fr. TTnm who. will head &
department, of approximately S3
. " .' i j 'l ' trrli. .
rrucn. nas responsiDiusy. naijr-
sifvfnif a ' Clean ; and: attraetiva
lSnItiL attended West Virginia
iMversity and the Mount Vernon
IZivsTCAcademy bef oraspeciallz
rielcecutive hol$ihms&
.keeping. -n Vil,r;'r- .
: &1lsk 'Byiaii, a. natlya of Wil
mington, attended' Mitchell Col
lege and UNC where she received
hap B.S. degree. She took, her
the Educational Testing Service,
Princeton, N. J.
Application blanks jmd a bulle
tin of information describing re
gistration procedures and contain
ing sample test questions may be
obtained from the School of Law,
the U.N.C. Testing Service, or
directly from the Law School Ad
mission Test, Educational Testing
Service, P. O. Box 592, Prince
ton, N.-J.
Applications must be mailed
so as to be received at the Prince
ton office not later than 10 clays
prior to the testing date chosen,
Dean Brandis advised.
Scores on the Law School Ad
mission Test are used In many
law schools throughout the United
States, along with previous scho
lastic record and other evidences
of -suitable personal characteris
tics, as a basi for, admission of
applicants.;
bt.A. 'at the University; of Pehii
syivania and studied nursing for
inree years a i rresoyiciia-i xxw--
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nurse, and since ; 4943
&i tstztt '' "assistant director - of
'nirsln ccrvice at Baptist hos-.
HAVE' -YOU SEEN
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SCENIC PLATES
Showing
The Old Well, South Buildi
Gcrrard Hall?
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They're beaitiesWonfl
come into see them?
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Off Campus
Today we live in a society
which is dominated by the de
sire to speed through life with
out realizing what living actual
ly entails. It is seldom we find
a person who has the insight
to live his own life and deter
mine his own code of living. We
do things because other people
are doing them.
The stream is flowing in one
direction. Most of us float or
drift along with the current be
cause living is . easier, that way.
A few people" buck the current
in trying to. go their own way,
find themselves carried alolig
by the on-rushing stream, and
against their own desires are
driven to accept the way of soc
iety. The reformer of society to
day is the person who can have
the insight to stand on the bank
of the stream, watching the on
rushing current. In seeing the
stream of public opinion and ac
tion rushing madly to its final
destruction, the person on the
bank may be able to use his in
telligence to build dikes, dams
and reservoirs.
In building these controls, the
thoughtful person can. mold the
stream of society by changing
its current into a stream which
might benefit mankind and the
civilization to come.
Why not be the person who
stands aside considering and an
alyzing the direction the stream
is taking? Seeing that society
may be rushing headlong to its
Ultimate destruction, the pen
sive person may investigate the
building of a dam or dike which
could aid in preserving the
profitable elements in our society.
As one Park Student phrases
. it:-"
It is endeavoring to make me
one of the majority.
The age is trying to place its
stamp upon me.
It wants me to listen to blank
radio commercials.
To go TV mad.
To try the latest Hadacol -type
product.
To view the nearest car with
longing.
To hate the Russians.
To absorb the Reader's Di
gest and ..Colliers and gospel,
To wave my flag above the
boys in Korea.
I rebel.
I want to run from it all.
There must be an escape,
But am I capable of finding
it?
(From the Park Stylus, Park
College, Mo. Editors
Rodney McKnight of Charlotte,
a mainstay on Carolina's golf
team for the past few years, is
a medical school student here
now.
Jay Hall's 6-7 high jump here
for the Florida team in the
Southern Conference Indoor
Games in March j$ the second
best jump record nationally this
year. It is only. Yt inch off of
Illinois' Ron Mitchell's best leap.
Farmers received an average
of 25.7 cents a pound live weight
for chickens in mid-February,
compared with 25.1 cents a
month earlier and 26.9 cents a
year earlier. Poultry markets
during the month were f inri on
roasters and irregular on other
classes.
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