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THE DAILY TAR HEEI
FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1952
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ANYONE WANT A CAR? This one is available almost daily
in a campus parking lot keys ready to drive it of fv Staff photo
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THE OWNER OF THIS MISCELLANY probably was in the shower when -this picture was
taken in a men's dorm. His wallet, pipe, clock and clothes seemed alluring to our- photographer's
camera eye as he passed the open door. Staff photo, by Ruff in Woody.
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ere Is District - By - District Elections Score
PRESIDENT
Ken Barton (SP).
Ham Horton (UP)...
Women's
Dorm I
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.... 114
Women's Men's Men's Men's Men's Men's Infirm
Town I Dorm I Dorm II Town I Town II Town III ary
63
54
410
322
VICE-PRESIDENT
Jim McLeod (UP). 95
Julian Mason (SP) .... 73
Ted Fraakel (Ind.) .'.115'
Runoff: McLend and Frankel.
58 263
21 217
34 249
321
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239
162
169
131
146
151
62
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47
310
278
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90
181
131
48
92
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Total
1,233
1,360
1,219
610
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CEC.-TREAS.
Ken Penegar (SP) ... 158 . 54
Ed Gross (UP) 123 62
DAILY TAR HEEL EDITOR
Bev Baylor (UP) 36
Dave Buckner (SP) 65
Barry Farber. (Ind.) 183
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HEAD CHEERLEADER
Check Coodin (UP)- 75
Bo Thorpe (SP) 200
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175
504
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416
271
282
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224
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294
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Valuable Years Lost
by Glenn Harden
Last week a $200 camera was
stolen from the Pathology lab
in the Medical building. At the
end of March three large pro
jectiles were stoie from in front
of the Naval Armory. They are
still missing.
Fall and winter quarters a
series of thefts occure& in Smith
dormitory. In February, the KA
house reported thefts of a brass
table lamp, small rug, and a
picture of Robert E. Lee.
At least one student had a car
stolen, and another lost a bicycle.
The car was later recovered, be
ing the only item in this story
which has been. But the theif
never was apprehended.
Miscellaneous parts from auto
mobiles, and gallons of gas also
have been taken. In men's dorms,
wallets, clothing, books, personal
belongings, and bills occasionally
have been missed.
Captain W. D. Blake of the
local police department is charged
P r i n c e 1 o n, IT. J.-(LP.) "We
are needlessly losing valuable
years in the productive lives of
our brightest students," Henry
Chauncey, president of the Edu
cational Testing Service, declares
it! his annual report. He proposed
tnat modern tests be used to
fielp identify students capable
of progressing through school at
& faster-than-average pace. He
Strongly advocated educational
acceleration for superior students
aa pi means of reducing the man
power shortage
"If it is possible' he said, "to
place as many as one-third of
the engineers who will be gradr
uatecT during the next five years
into! active productive status one
ear fearlier, there will be some.
30,0(jo 'extra engineer man-years
at the disposal of the nation."
Comparable savings in manpower,
he said, ca nbe made in chemistry,
physics, medicine, and other
specialties in critically short sup
ply. Present "lockstep" educa
tional procedures delay the deve
lopment of critical skills sorely
needed in this period 6f "national
emergency, he stressed.
Changes in regard to annual
promotions would be desirable,
Mr. Chauncey stated. It has been
commonly thought that faster
progress for gifted students re
sults in maladjustment. Recent
evidence indicates, however, he
pointed out, that superior students
are likely to benefit m their
all-around .development from an
accelerated program. The import
ant point is to .permit ' each stu
dent to develop at! his own pace.
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with the responsibility of inves
tigating campus thefts. (In my
experience," he says, "niost thefts
occur in December and in May,
before the close of school."
With' a new season for thefts
coming up, The Daily Tar Heel
sent a reporter and photographer
to inquire into the reason? for
these unsolved mysteries. We
failed to discover why anyone
would want three artillery shells
or a portrait of Robert E. Lee
(except the KA's) but we did un
cover one basic reason people
take property which is not theirs.
There was a song written about
this. It was called 'Temptation."
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