THE. DAILY TAR HEEL. THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1352
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By A.Singlo Vote
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Swtfch- Next Fall Will Bring Carolina
In Line -With 51 Oilier Naval Groups
by Tom Peacock
Carolina's NROTC next fall
will swing -into' line with 51
other units by adopting a stan
dard quarter system for naval
science courses.
The NROTC operates at pre
sent with a semester" curriculum
on a quarterly schedule.
CMDR. F. L. Edwards, exe
- eutive officer and associate
professor of naval science, yes
terday said in explanation of
the program:
"We sincerely believe that
this new method of matricula
tion will not only help the naval
student to understand his naval
science courses better, but it
will also be an immense help
to him in his other college
courses."
The Executive officer listed
several other reasons for the
switch to the semester system:
.less of an administrative ""pro
blem; equally proportion the
teaching load on the NROTC
, staff; indoctrination of new stu
dents will be improved, and
students will have to attend
class only three days a week.
Under the new system the
students will attend classes
Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
The Phi Assembly at its meet
ing Tuesday night passed by a
single vote a bill endorsing the
removal of the School of Busi
ness Administration to State Col
lege. The bill, which was introduced
by Representative Fred Crawford,
was supported on the grounds
that the school is a professional
and technical school and as such,
properly belongs . at State Col
lege where the other specialized
technical schools of the Consoli
dated University are located.
Also, it was stated that the
Geo r g e Bi re I i n e G ets $ 3 0 0
Award From Vomen s Club
George Bireline, graduate stu
dent here, has . been named re
cipient of the annual $300 art
scholarship of the N. C. Fereda-
tion of Women's Clubs.
It is their second annual award
to the person whom they judge
to be the "most promising" art
student in the state. '
Bireline is now working toward
his master's degree in creative
art. He previously graduated from
Bradley University with a bach
elor's degree in fine art.
His paintings have been widely
exhibited in such shows as Ohio
Valley, oil and. watercolor; North
West Territory, 1948-49-50; Mo
mentum in Chicago, 1950; Indiana,
first prize; Butler; Philadelphia,
and a one-man-show in the Dur
ham BICE gallery last year.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
George L. Bireline Sr. of Ingle
wood, Calif.
Business School was not as firmly
established as other technical
school here and that it is in the
process of being moved on cam
pus. It was suggested in -the bill
that the three new buildings now
being erected here for the School
of Business Administration be
turned over to the classics, lan
guage, and philosophy depart
ments in the event that the school
lis moved. :to the .State icampaasv -
ThAsernlyeena'ed' pro
visional membership to Edward
Bizzell and Stuart Jones.
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DAILY CROSSWORD
A DATS WORK IN RUSSIA will put less lhan a fifth as much
food in the market basket as a day's work in the U. S according
to this map-chart made from U. S. Labor Department figures.
With the U. S. as 100. food a day's work will buy is compared for
various countries. Meanwhile, wholesale and retail grocers this
week got the go-ahead for higher price ceilings under the Cape
hart Amendment.
Ritchie Elected New President
, H Ray. Ritchie, general mana-
ger of the retail stores of the ,
University, was elected president
of the National Association of
College Stores at the annual
convention of the organization in
Miami, Fla. '
Ritchie has been a member of
the Board of : director f or ' the
last four years, was vice-president
last year and chairman of the
program and budget committees
this year.
The Book Exchange, the main
retail store here; was a charter
member of the Association when
it was organized in New York
in. 1923. Ritchie was appointed
general manager of all retail
store here in 1941. He has been
active in the association since
then.
A native of High Point, Ritchie
is' an alumnus of the University
and became associated with, the
Book Exchange ra 1935 when he
was made assistant manages.
Thf National Association of
College Stores has more than 700
college and university stores in
its membership, which extends
throughout the United States and
Canada. The national office js
located, in Oberlhv Ohio.
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