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THE DAIliV'T AR if EEtf TUESDAY; MAY 20. 1S52'
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198 Out Of 600 Answer,
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Ninety-nine percent of 198
University instructors think the
faculty should encourage discus
sion of current social issues in
their classes when relevant t
the course work.
In a faculty questionnaire de
signed to provide some factual
basis for the current discussion
of "academic freedom on the
, campus, eighty-three percent of
t the faculty members questioned
approve of the requirement of
the oath . of allegiance to the
state and national constitutions,
of all new faculty since 1941.
The survey was conducted by
Jack Phillips and Wyman Rich
ardson, graduate students here.
Questionnaires were sent to all
of the faculty some 600 but
Jefferies Gets
IFC Honot
The Interfraternity Council
honored Assistant to the Dean of
Students Ray Jefferies at its final
meeting of the quarter last night.
Jake Froelich, IFC president,
presented Jefferies with a pen
and pencil desk set in recognition
of "outstanding service to the
fraternities and the campus."
Froelich, in-giving the honor,
praised Jefferies for his "under
standing and untiring efforts in
behalf of "the Interfraternity
Council's work."
ON HAND io greet Gen. Mat
thew Ridgway on I his arrival
in San Francisco is Louis Jen
sen, 4. The laiter's photo ap
peared in the nation's newspa
pers when he saluted President
Truman on the Chief Execu
tive's recent trip to the Golden
Gate City.
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only 193 answered the forms.
As for discussion outside the
classroom only 33 percent of
the faculty members questioned
think" they are now expressing
their opinions on current social
issues more than three years
ago. Forty-eight percent- feel
their discussion is the same
while feel there is more
discussion outside the class
room. When asked if they approve
of the inclusion of the "Com
munist affiliations" question on
the University personnel forms,
105 faculty members answered
yes, 68 said no, and nine were
undecided. "' -
Other questions included: Do
you feel to express your views
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omore class and as a student
marshal.
Virginia Hall, is from Elizabeth
City. A Pi Beta Phi, she has been
active as a Brownie Scout Lead
er, in the Phi Assembly, the
YWCA, the Canterbury Club and
on her dormitory House Council
and is president o the Women's
Residence Council.
Nancy Ripple, from Winston
Salem, is majoring in German.
She is president of the Indepen
dent Coed Board, has served on
the May Day Committee and the
Orientation Committee, and has
been active in the Cosmopolitan
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publicly on the following issues
would harm your relations with
the University Administration
(answer yes, slightly, or no)
(a) U. S. foreign policy, (b)
Federal aid to education (c)
Negro segregation (d) McCar
thy's charges Forty said yes;
26 said slightly, and 106 said no.
Do you think the results of
this questionnaire will accurate
ly reflect the attitude of the
faculty toward the state of aca-
demic freedom on the campus
at the present time? Sixty-nine
said yes; sixty-six said no, and
40 were undecided. .
Phillips and Richardson's sur
vey was begun under" the aus
pices of ex-President Henry
Bowers.
Club, the Glee Club, the Choral
Club, Wesley Foundation and
Sigma Alpha Iota.
Miss Parker, honorary member,
is assistant to the director of
Placement. She is. -a graduate of
Women'iTollege, and holds a Mas
ter's Degree from Columbia. She
has taught English and Business,
served as secretary to D. D. Car
roll in Commerce, as a lieutenant
in theWACS stationed in North
Africa and Italy, and worked for
a state government agency in
Raleigh.
Mrs. Wettach, for the past year,
has served as the acting dean of
women. She has taught in the
University. Psychology Depart
ment. She graduated from the
University of Pittsburgh and re
ceived her M. A. in psychology
at Columbia University and in
the year following received a j
fellowship in mental hygiene atj
the New York School of Social
Work. Associated with the Uni
versity in 1924 in various capaci
ties, she has served on the YMCA !
Advisory Board for nine years i
and as a consulting psychologist
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WASHINGTON The Supreme
Hnurt recessed yesterday until
next Monday without handing
down a decision in the steel sei
zure case.
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MUNSAN, Korea Top United
Nations truce negotiators yester
day labeled as an "out-and-out"
lie a communist denial that the
Reds had agreed to Allied screen
ing of captured Reds.
WASHINGTON Irate South
ern Democrats promised a-bitter
fight to prevent the party's na
tional convention from being,
"captured" by the militant North
ern liberals organized under the
banner of Americans for Demo
cratic Action. At a meeting this
weekend the ADA said it cannot
accept "any ticket on which lib
eralism and reaction are com
bined for the sake of artificial
balance."
GREENSBORO Leaders of a
rebellion in the CIO's Textile
Workers Union of America said
yesterday that 40,000 members
had transferred to a rival AFL
union, but CIO scofled at the
claim. James W. Bamf ord of At
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TWUA, said the revolt "is prac-
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a member of the Chapel Hill
School Board and chairman of
the Recreation Commission. Dur
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Jim Adams. Warrenlorw was
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