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searches for loopholes." What the
Men's Honor Council will punish,
based on violations of the gentle
manly conduct of the Campus
Code is the only apparent test
of the Campus Code's coverage
ana influence.
Throughout the report the com
mittee declared that a definition
for hazing and suggestions for its
eradication was a very difficult
matter, but the committee did
recommend the following for con
sideration by all members of the
University Community:
1. All cases of fraternity haz
ing be reported to the Men's Hon
or Council. Cases now are report
ed through the Dean of Student's
office to the Interfraternity Coun
cil.
v 2. The committee reminded the
IFC of its penalties for violators
$100 fine for first offense, auto
matic suspension of the fraterni
ty's right to engage in rushing
new men for a 12 months' period
for second offense, and dismissal
of the fraternity from the IFC if
tne second and third offenses oc
cur within five years of the fire
offense.
3. The commitke r4iggested thai
students and student government
agencies give serious considera
tion t the need for initiating
some form of adequate regula
tion for corporate conduet of stu
dent organizations other than so
cial fraternities.
4. MoA intense program of edu
cation for freshmen and for fra
ternity fudges regarding the
Campus Code is urged. The com
mittee advocates an active role
of the faculty in aiding this edu
cational process.. ?
Hazing incidents, as noted by
the committee report, -will be
brought to the attention of Stu
dent President Ham Horton.
Governor Scott and Presidpnf
Grajp both thought the commit
tee had accomplished its purpose.
"I feel that Chancellor House and
his committee have done an py.
cellent job," said the Governor.
Gray commented, "I think the
committee has done thorough
and painstaking work and has
produced a valuable report."
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the texts on display.
In the south exhibit room are
a large number of books and
jackets samples of the 700 titles
which have been published and
distributed internationally by the
North Carolina Press. Press
authors include many distin
guished scholars and writers
throughout the country as well
as U.N.C. faculty.
Planetarium
priate scenes, the Bible story of
the creation of the Universe and
(Continued from page 1)
man unfolds.
One huge set portrays a variety
of prehistoric animals and rep
tiles, while another scene is of
the Garden of Eden with Adam
and Eve standing in the fore
ground gazing toward the rotating
hot mass of the new-born sun,
paying solemn tribute to the
work of God.
(See page 3 for other planetarium
news) .
The Greyhound, student news
paper at Loyola Collecre (Md.).
struck a new note in newspaper
makeup -last week. A counle
its page four stories were con
tinued on page three: and
three story "jumped" to page two.
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In a Big Six basketball game
recently the referee did the un
heard of; He admitted he had
made a mistake and actually
apologized to the players.
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