THE DAILY TAR HEEL. TUESDAY. APRIL 29. 1952
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Carr To Get
Face. Lifted
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Room Capacity In
Coed Dormitories
Will Be Reduced
Carr Dormitory will get a face
lifting beginning in June, Mrs. R.
II. Wettach, acting dean of wo
men, said yesterday.
"We hope to make Carr one of
the most attractive dormitories
on campus, Mrs. Wettach said.
The Carr parlors will be com
pletely redecorated with new
furniture, Venetian blinds and
new carpeting, she said.
The second and third floor
rooms will also be painted, she
said. Renovated furniture now in i
the social rooms will be used in
lounge and study rooms on the j
second and third floors. Capacity j
of Carr will be 64.
Spencer dormitory was painted
,this winter. New beds will be put
in Spencer this summer and Al
derman will get hew carpeting.
Work on, Carr will definitely be
gin in the first session of summer
school, Mrs. Wettach said.
Beginning in September there
will be no more three girl
rooi-s, she said. This policy
will be made possible by convert
ing Carr into a completely under
graduate residence and by space
made available in Smith dorm
which housed nursing students
this year. This effort to prevent
over-crowding among the under
graduates will cause more gradu
ate women to live in town, Mrs.
Wettach added.
Collier's wrote in the February
23 issue, "The North Carolina
Symphony Society delivers mus
ic by the carload to tens of thou
sands who otherwise might never
have more than a nodding ac
quaintance with the likes of
Brahms."
The Symphony will bring a
carload of Brahms, Back, Rezni
cek and Rimsky-Korsakov to
Memorial hall Thursday at 2:30
in a free children's concert and
again at 8:15 for the regular adult
program.
Living by the principle that
"good music is capable of en
nobling its hearers," Symphony
Director Benjamin Swalin is ded
icated to giving an appreciation
of good music to everyone, in
North Carolina. lie. has the uni
que position of conductor of the
only state-subsidized orchestra in
America.
Every member of .the orchestra
is a professional, union musician.
Each receives a union-scale sal
ary, about $60 a week.
The 25 player "Little" Sym
phony, all of whom are members
of the full orchestra, have already
played 90 concerts to audiences of
58,000 school children and 21,000
adults. They have traveled 5,000
miles in and near North Carolina.
Tickets may be purchased at
Ledbetter-Pickard's. Prices are
adults, $2.10, college students,
$1.20, and junior tickets, $60.
,. HOUSE OFF
Chancellor Robert B. House left
"yesterday to attend a meeting of
the National Association of State
Universities in Minneapolis,
Minn. He will return on Monday.
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CONDUCTOR BENJAMIN SWALIN
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liam D. Cash, Chrystopher.
Other members active during
this school year were Larry Bot
to, Ray Jefferies Jr., Dick Jen
rette, Allan Milledge, Jim Mcln
tyre, Bill Roth, John Sanders,
Robin Scroggs, Richard Walker
Jr.. and Bill Wolf.
Immediately following the tap
ping, the new and old Fleece
members retired to the Carolina
Inn for the annual Fleece banquet.
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