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The official student publication of the Publications Doard of the Univer
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Editor
Managing Editor .
Business Manager
Sports Editor
J3ARRY FARBEB
ROLFE NEILL
JIM SCHENCK
.BIFF ROBERTS
Express
Yourself
Robbing Vaul To Pay Paul.
The Student Legislature may be called upon tomorrow
night to decide whether or; not students will be taxed up to
fiftv cents admission fee to attend performances of the Stu
tter! Enter laMlmentCoinmittee. -
The bill was introduced last Thursday night in the Open
ing session of the Thirteenth Legislature and was referred to
the Finance Committee for further study and consideration.
Proponents of this legislation claim this year's SEC pro
gram has been inadequate and an enriched selection of en
tertainment would result in the future from the increased
revenue.. ... - ' . .
We hope the resolution will be soundly defeated. We fail
to see why a student should be asked to reach into his pocket
at the doors of Memorial Hall for the privilege of enjoying a
commodity he already paid for upon matriculation.
We admit the present system of operation is far from
equitable. Admission tariffs for the SEC presentations are
included in the block fees (as is your yearly subscription to
The Daily Tar Heel) even though the student may be unde
sirous of investing in such a luxury. Once the "tickets" have
been involuntarily purchased, the student in theory, still
faces better than a fifty percent chance of being rejected at
the gate, since the -seating capacity of Memorial Hall amounts
to only half the number of students entitled to attend SEC
performances. "
We feel that a more logical approach to the problenTwould
lie in a quest for talent more in keeping with the SEC budget
and an effort to contract those entertainers with exceptional
drawing appeal for a series of two consecutive night performances.
Editor:
You might be interested in
this little clipping from LIF&
April 28, 1952. I feel slighted
not haying been informed of the
association named in the article.
I feel that others might wish
to be enlightened as I have
been:
"Commission to Jack up the
duty on all manner of European
products from bicycles to wood
screws, Europe will get less
money from the U. S. in trade
and may have to ask for more
in grants."
"As v though the tariff situa
tion (above) were not bad enough
the U. S. tariff Commission an
nounced that it is now investi
gating a complaint that imports
of a certain commodity are
causing "threat in injury" to
domestic producers. The com
plaint was lodged by the Na
tional Pregnant Mares Urine
Producers' Association of Farm
er City, 111., whose product
yields hormones for medical
use.'
Jim Fitch
From a Massachusetts paper:
Frank Cape is at the hospital
suffering from head injuries and
shock- caused by coming in con
tact with a live wife."
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Over in the Institute of
Government a group of students
and a fellow who used to be a
student here, Henry Lewis, are
doing a monumental -job. They
are the committee appointed by
Chancellor House to investigate
hazing.
Within the leathery confines
of Lewis office the group is
conducting scores of interviews
with people who are supposed
to know something about hazing
on the campus. Daily the haz
ing probers are sifting through
the memos turned into them.
These memos are lists of names
or alleged instances of hazing.
Thus far the group hasn't
turned up much. It hasn't
turned up anything to support
the hysteria so rampant here
last month.
Whatever the committees re
port to the Chancellor may turn
out to be, students should know
in advance that the group is
doing a thorough, efficient job.
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From up in windy Chicago
comes report on a man who
was operating a profitable draft
dodging scheme.
Charles Herband, 43,. Selec-
. tice Service psychiatrist, wift be
tried in Federal Court today
for accepting bribes from pros
pective draftees to classify" them
unfit for service. He allegedly,
took $2,657 in two and a half
months. Of the 61 draftees he
examined all have been re
examined and 29 classified 1-A.
Herband was classing the men
as unfit for service because they
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