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The Dally Tar Heel Tuesday. December 91952
Wht -Batty
The official student publication of the Publications Board of the University
of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, where it is published daily, except Monday,
examination and vacation periods, and during the official summer terms.
Entered as second class matter at the post office in Chapel Hill. N. C, under
the act of March 3, 1879. Subscription rates mailed $4 per year, $1.50 per
quarter; delivered, $6 and $2.25 per quarter.
Editor .. - WALT DKAR
Managing Editor ROLFE NEILL
Business Manager - JIM SCHENCK
Sports Editor -.BIFF ROBERTS
News Ed Bob Slough
Sub Mgr Carolyn Reichard
Ass't. Sub Mgr. Delaine Bradsher
Office Mgr Buzzy Shull
News Staff Bob Slough, John Jamison. Punchy (Billy) Grimes. Louis Kraar.
Jerry Reece, Tom Parramore, Alice Chapman, Dixon Wallace, Tony Burke,
Jennie Lynn. Tish Rodman, Tom Neal Jr.. Jane Carter, Sally Schindel.
Sports Staff Vardy Buckalew. Paul Cheney, Melvin Lang, Everett Parker,
Charlie Dunn.
Society Staff Peggy Jean Goode, Janie Bugg. Alice Hinds.
"Advertising Staff Buzzy ShuU. Buddy Harper, Eleanor Saunders, Judy Taylor,
Bozy Sugg, Nancy Perryman.
Editorial Department Bev Baylor, Sue
Raff.
Night Edior for this issue: Tom Peacock
Inspection Parties In Dorms
They come in at all times of the day. Some carry nothing
but a sheet of paper and a pencil. They scrutinize the walls,
the closets, the bureau drawers, the beds, everything.
They are an army of dorm managers, health inspectors,
administration officials. Their purpose? To see that people
abide by the rules. We are pleased that the University is
making sure that the dormitories are kept in good physical
condition.
We are concerned, however, that an organized array of
men are continually walking through the men's dormitories.
This is legal. Yet the privacy of over 2500 men is being dis
turbed. We suggest that this team of inspectors post bulletins in
a conspicuous place in each dormitory, with such notice giv
ing the time the squad will be around.
As for the cooking, coffee drinking, and after dinner
snacks in dorms, we suggest that dorm men consider the
cockroach plagues before their stomachs. Some dorms are al
ready overrun by the hungry creatures. And once they start,
even in a new dorm, they're hard to stop.
X-Word And Pearson
Readers have been missing Drew Pearson's column, the
Herblock cartoon, and even the crossword puzzle occasional
ly. We are glad to hear that people are reading our outside
feature material.
The volume of student copy turned into the editor's office
is gratifying, and we think we ought to run student material
before we use our syndicated features. We will try to run
both as much as space allows.
To those students who have been contributing to our
columns, thanks. Keep them coming.
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7. debate
12. beam
13. high, in
music
14. English
actress
15. a wonder
17. senseless
18. appearing as
if gnawed
19. virulent
epidemics
21. dunce
22. health resort
23. serf
26. goes in
29. lamprey
30. city in
Illinois
33. clamors
35. paddle
36. loses blood
38. units of work
40. youth
41. endure
45. pile up
47. eagle's nest
48. more
rational
50. bed canopies
52. old- .
womanish
53. silkworm
54. gain
55. ancient
peoples
56. the turmeric
57. donkey
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An extra game has been added
to Carolina's basketball schedule.
The Tar Heels meet East Caro
lina's basketball schedule. The
Tar Heels meet East Carolina Col
lege at Greenville January 6 to
help the institution dedicate a
new gymnasium.
Morris Osborne, Carolina cross
country co-captain, is from Ashe-viUe.
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Soc. Ed Deenie Schoeppe
Circ. Mgr - Donald Hogg .
Ass't. SDts. Ed Tom Peacock
Adv. Mgr. Ned Beeker
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5. house
addition
6. vast treeless
plain
7. mountain
aborigines
8. French
security
9. covers with
turf
10. footed vase
11. ogle
16. fall flower
20. won through
effort
22. stable
24. born
25. street rail
ways (abbr.)
27. pen point
28. sward
30. American
writer
31. auditory
organ
32. a branch of
chemistry
34. small island
37. church
festival
39. fuse, as a
metal
42. field of
combat
43. producers
44. tries out
46. land
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Tennis
Anyone?
' Some time ago an irritated
undergraduate, enmeshed in the
wicked, grinding wheels of phy
sical education, clearly express
ed his opinion of the physical
education department. His con
tention was that boxing, tum
bling, wrestling and swimming
are useless and that if students
are to be compelled to take six
quarters of physical education,
they should be allowed to
choose something that is more
useful to them and that they
like better.
Three days later came a di
rect reply from the physical
education department smugly
stating that if the only effect
the present physical education
system had on students was to
Dentists
(Continued from page 1)
tients admitted since then, es
pecially because they represent
"a large cross-section of Uni
versity students and faculty
from all areas of the campus."
Dr. Brauer is equally proud
of , the building . facilities no
wonder. In accordance with
his opinion that "dentistry is
an integral function working
with medicine, pharmacy, nurs
ing, and public health," the
dental school adjoins the Uni
versity Hospital. It has exten
sive modern equipment for all
departments 10 chairs each
in the oral surgery, children
and prosthetic clinics and 54
chairs in the graduate clinics.
It has separate Negro clinics,
laboratories for all classes,
graduate, postgraduate and re
fresher courses.
"An individual who does not
take a refresher loses a lot,"
Dean Brauer believes.
One of the school's most
unique facilities is that it has
provided space for the faculty
to carry on individual private
practice.
The school is also widening
the opportunities in the dentis
try field to women by starting
a course in dental hygiene next
fall. The course will be two
years or four years long and
can be entered from either
high school or after two years
of college. The longer course
will contain a broader curricu
lum although the two year pro
gram will be sufficient for
certification.
Although the new dental
school has been occupied only
since Sept. 22, Dr. Brauer is
already "pleased not Only with
the structural part of the
building but with the function
ability of it." The dental school
is doing all it can "to give ade
quate facilities to the dentists
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Editor:
May I clarify a point regard
ing the present Presbyterian in
vestigation in Chapel Hill, as
mentioned in " a letter to you
printed Saturday from a person
who asked that his name be
withheld.
I quote from his letter: "The
decision was presented to the
church officers at a secret meet
ing and was to be disclosed to
the congregation calmly next
Sunday. Unfortunately, one of
the officers is a reporter for a
make them take a shower twice"
a week, the whole system was
completely justified. Accom
panying this there appeared to
be an indirect reply irrelevant
ly commenting on the fact that
fewer boys are going out for
swimming now than ten years
ago.
These two articles, especially
the first one, hardly seem an
adequate answer to a very rea
sonable question. The complain
ing stude?nt did not actually say
so, but what he implied in his
article was the question, "Why
must we be made to take box
ing, wrestling, and tumbling?"
He has a good point. Why must
a person who is planning to
spend most of his life at a desk,
have to learn to box and tumble
and wrestle?
Those who argue that a
healthy body is an advantage
regardless of occupation are not
being unreasonable, but on the
other hand does not fencing or
swiniming keep one in shape as
well as tumbling or wrestling?
The department is not showing
much intelligence, it appears, in
saying that one is made to take
six quarters of athletics just to
insure one's taking a shower
twice a week. Further, the ap
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ment to give a straight answer
to a straight question does not
strengthen their assumption
that people who complain of the
present system are wrong in do
ing so.
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