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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1952 PAGE SEVEN THE Dy.ARflPJp. 'X I f emir 11 we n; rresiiiinneni Twelve fresTimen in tlie School of Denistry were initiated into XI Psi Phi dental fraternity this week. Present for the ceremonies and banquet that followed were Dr. Glenn E. Cartwright Chicago, 111., Supreme President of XI Psi Phi, and a number vof dentists Kuiper Plans Talk Here On Thursday Dr. John Kuiper, chairman of the University of Kentucky's Y or Z V ' im x. jt ftoi Dr A- P- Chne, Canton: Walter philosophy department since 1931, A , ' . ' n r- mi, Clark, Asheville; Dr. R. M. will speak m Gerrard hall Tnurs- , , . o -. Blackman; Selma; Dr. C. C. Pom- frpm throughout the state who are members of the fraternity. Dr. A. C. Current, Gastonia, president-elect of the North Caro lina Dental Society was master of ceremonies ; for the banquet. Those initiated were: Laurence S. Alspaugh, Elmo L. Bishop, Marion L, Ralls, Jr., and Clyde T Taylor, all ; of Greensboro; Donald E. Bland, Wallace; Char lie M. Johnston, Charlotte; Do nald M. - McGowan and Troy B. Sluder, 'Jr., Asheville; Walter H. Moore,, Reidsville; James H. Rogers, Mooresville; John W. Smith, Jr., Pinehurst; and" George C. Wilson, Chapnoke. : Visiting dentists who attended the event included: Dr. Current; day night, at 8 o'clock. dexter, ; Dr. J. II. Guion, Dr. Mack Of Yale Sets Talk Dr. Kuiper, whose topic will Sylvester P. Gav and Dr. Neal be "An Eighteenth Century Shad- Sheffield, all of Greensboro; Dr. ow; on Contemporary Thought," Burke Fox and Dr. Frank O. will appear here under auspices of Alford, Charlotte; Dr. TL. M. Mas- tne pniiosopny department, ne sey) Zebulon; Dr. J.W. Branham will discuss the influence of cer- and Dr. Tnm CnlhW RnlpiPh. tain eighteenth century thinkers Many were accompanied by their on contemporary pnuosopnicai wives S . .it T .. I Friday evening, April 4, Dr. the presentation - of the charter Kuiper will read a paper before UQ the fraternity by Dr. Cart- a seminar group at tne nome oi wright. L. P. Megginson, Jr., Dr. L. O. Kattsoff, chairman of Shelby, president of the local the philosophy department. His chapter, accepted the charter on topic will be "Does Science Have behalf of the fraternity. - J t ! I a meiapnysict Dr. Branham. Tn-P:ir1pnt nf VT Psi Phi alumni in North Carolina extended greetings from the orga nization. Prior to the banquet Dr. John C. Brauer, Dean of the School of Dentistry, conducted the visitors and members of . the fraternity on Dr. Raymond Mack, professor a tour of the new school which of English at Yale University, will is under construction. give a public lecture rext Thurs day night at 8:30 o'clock in Hill hall under the auspices of the English department. ' Known as one of the most ad mired undergraduate lecturers at Yale, Dr. Mack has done much literary criticism and has written many articles, notably on Pope and Shakespeare. His "Essay on Man," described as superseding all previous criti cal editions, was published in 1951. It forms one volume 'of the famous Twickenham edition of Pope's poetry, which has been in the process of publication for many years. iQuunern .asks or Sketches1 n Kloifiinees All SP candidates who haven't turned in their short biographical sketch should do so at once, Lew Southern, publicity chairman, an nounced yesterday. Candidates should hand in any publicity they wish distributed to SP headquarters, first floor Gra ham Memorial, immediately. "You can't win without publicity,", says the SP press agent. University rules prohibit the placing of posters in dorms, class buildings, etc., except on bulletin boards. Don't tack them on the doors, Southern advised. Dorm officials are on the watch to pre vent defacement of posters which has been prevalent recently. Southern asked that SP. candi dates not say anything derroga tory about the University Party. "The Sutdent Party is going to maintain a positive position against the UP smear-type of campaign, even if it means going down in defeat," he said. In a statement to the party yes terday, JKen Barton, SP presiden tial aspirant, declared, "the num ber of . people working and the amount of work being put forth for the cause . we represent is pleasing to see, and I am confi dent that , we will continue to fight the negative campaign be ing waged against us. "Answer their silly chafges but don't smear in return. Ends never justify the means. We have 10 more days in which to prove to tfie campus that we have a con tinuing program, that we have superior candidates, and that stu dent government needs us if it is to remain constructive and positive." arikSuysCart I o Haul tunas r rom Vault-Cage A distinguished looking gentle man walked into a local store the other day and : asked to see ya child's wagon. The clerk brought out a honey -red, bigwheels, and high wooden side boards. ' Giving .the rubber-tired model a test spin, the customer express ed his satisfaction and said, "I'll take it." . ; But why, the bemused sales person wanted to know, - did a banker want a little red wagon? Simple: The Bank of Chapel Hill was - remodeling, moving the vault further away from the telU weary clerks, the bank was buy ing a wagon to wheel around its money in. .to 1 "in , ; OUR LEFTIST ECONOMIC TEACIIH1G by LudwiQ von Mhct 1 & i -mm. to 1 n ' I IIIIIIMUU Read... 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