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person,
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12. A gaseous
clement
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dugouts
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song
15. Standards
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by liquids
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to swim
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6. German
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7. The book
palm ,
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poles
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blanket
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composition
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17. Fish
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Being Plaone
Student representatives and
staff members of Graham Memor-
Root-Tilden Grant
Competition Open
According to an announcement
from the College of Arts t an
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Sciences, any unmarried male cit
izen of the United States w ho is
interested in obtaining an LL.B. de-
' gree from the NYU School of Law
will have an "excellent" opportun
ity to represent the state in the
national Root-Tilden competition.
The scholarship has a vaiue of
$2,300 a year. Anyone interested
may obtain full information about
the scholarship by writing to Dean
Russell D. Niles, School of Law,
New York University, Washing
ton Square, New York 3, NY.
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22. Releases
from
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bark of
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Biblical
mount
27. Morning
moisture
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under
contract
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ial and the Intramurals Dept.
are going forward with plains for
the formation of a University
Outings Club, according to Tex
Burleson, chairman of the GMAB
Outings Committee.
Burleson said the primary
purposes of the club are to bring
students and faculty members
interested in various types of
outdoor recreation together, to
provide an organization through
which the necessary equipment
and leadership will be made
available for the activities select
ed and to direct the attention of
everyone on campus to the op-,
portunities afforded by outing
activities for personal, group and
family recreation.
Students interested in becom
ing members of the club have
been invited to attend its organ
izational meeting Monday at 8:15
p.m. in 304 Woollen Gymnasium.
Tentative plans include the
establishment of a central com
mittee, or board of control, said
Burleson. He also said a regular
slate of officers and a chairman
and committe for each area of '
special interest will probably
be set up. Burleson added , that
student representation will be'
provided. '
Demand For Students
In Journalism Is Up
The demand for journalism
graduates in North Carolina and
adjoining states far exceeds the
supply, Dr. Norval Neil Luxon,
dean of the UNC School of Journa
lism, reported on the basis of cur
rent calls made on the school for
personnel.
The School of Journalism has in
its files recent requests to recom
mend graduates for 27 jobs which
it is unable to fill, he said.
The school expects to graduate
three two men and one woman
in January and approximately 20
in June, the dean said. Current
enrollment totals 48 undergradu
ate and five graduate students.
Covering
The Campus
UNC PRESS
Classical Myth and Legend in
Renaissance Dictionaries will be
released by the University Press
on Jan. 21.
SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY
The Elisha Mitchell Society will
meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at 206
Phillips Hall.
PHI BETA KAPPA
Newly initiated Phi Beta rappas
have been requested by Ernest
Mackie, dean of student awards
and distinctions, to call for their
pictures, which are now available
in 312 South Building.
GLEE CLUB
Members of the men's and wo
mens glee clubs planning to par
ticipate in the campus wide carol
sing on Monday were requested to
meet at Graham Memorial on Mon
day between 9-9:30 p.m.
DORM PARTY
Smith Dormitory's annual Christ
mas party for. faculty members and
their children will be held Sunday
from 4-6 p.m.
BOOKS "
Copies have been received from
Rome of a new book written by B.
L. Ullman, Kenan professor and
head of the University Dept. of
Classics.
PRE-REGISTRATION
All General College students
who are eligible to pre - register
ad have not already should come
by 308 South Building to make ap
pointments with their advisers ac
cording to an announcement.
CLASSIFIEDS
LOST: MAN'S BULOVA WRIST
watch with vSpiedel expansion
band rose gold with round face.
Lost between Wollen Gym and
7o uorra- vvAitu. 11 louad
please contact Walter Wilson, '
Cobb Dorm. 89C93. (1-8943-1)
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By PEG HUMPHREY
Fraternities and sororities have
been giving a lot of parties for
the children in Chapel Hill and
vicinity.'
Lambda Chis will entertain local
orphans at their house this after
noon. ATOs have invited the first
I grade of the local grammar school
to a party next Wednesday.
Last Tuesday Tri Deltas and the
KAs joined forces and gave a party
for the colored children.
Kappa Delta and Delta Sigma
Phi played Santa for the orphans
at the Masonic Orphanage in -''Ox
ford yesterday. Alpha Kappa Psi
invited orphans from Elorf to a
party next Friday.
PLEDGES
AJpha Gam pledges were pre
sented last night. A banquet was
held preceding the dance. .
The interns ' entertained the Al
pha Gams Tuesday night in their
social room. Sigma 'Nus -played
host to the Tri Deltas Thursday at
the American Legion Club. . - :
Mahgum is entertaining Mclver.
coeds at the Wishing Well tonight."
Graham dormitory, has adopted
Groups Give f
Orphans Big
Christmas
Approximately . 6Q children,
five to nine years old, from Ox
ford Orphanage had a Christmas
party yesterday 1 with . all the
trimmings, thanks" to Kappa
Delta Sorority and Delta Sigma
Pi commercial fraternity.
The two organizations spent
between $150 and $175 to give
the children a merry Christmas
at the orphanage complete with
Santa Claus. . ,.
, Tbe party featured a decorated
tree, and the children had fruiV
nuts, . punch and other refresh- v
ments. Santa Claus gave out a
variety ,o( toys to. the children.
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Square Dance Slated
Tonight After Game
A square dance will be, sponsor
ed in the .Tin Can. tonight after the
basketball "game by .the Square
Dance, Club, and , the Recreation
Committee , of ,the Graham JIe
morial Activities Board. f .
Music and a caller will' be . pro
vided, and cokes will be available
for refreshments. Students with
dates and stags will be welcome.
More square dances are planned
in the future after home basketball
games with groups of women from
nearby women's colleges. .
Coed Dorm
Deodline
Is Today
Women students who plan ' to
live in a dormitory, during the
spring semester have only this
morning left in which to jnakea:
room ' reservation. Each woman
pays her $6 room deposit in the;
Cashier's Office in the basement
of South Building and makes -her
reservation in the Dean of Wo
men's Office. .
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ly appraised." . .
Watkms was - defeated for re-J
election as president of the board
of trustees by Odus Mull of Shel-
I by who will assume the post Jan.-1.
Mul1 reached by telephone at Shel
by, said he had "not been advised t
of the committee or anything about
it." Asked about low faculty morr
ale and alumni discontent men
tioned by Watkins, he said he had
heard of it, but "it's only rumors."
"Honof""
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I set down in the Honor System by
ourselves and those who make it
possible for us to have this Honor
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Cobb ' dormitory is planning :a
party to be given next Friday.
KDs will entertain their Puke
sisters Tuesday evening at " the
house. .;
Lambda Chis will have a party
at 'the Castle tonight, an! Sigma
Nus andthe, DPis : had a party
at the American Legiosa Ctob Mon-?
day nighfc Wednesday night -the
ADPis attended a party at Goat
IIHl Country USUD girea 0 110 rw
Gams. ; . V' - :
CHRISTMAS
ADPis will have, their. annual
Christmas! party Thursday. After
dinner , they willi-entertaia their
dates at the''.'- Ajnerican Jgion
ciub. -:v -'
Pi Kappa Phi held; a sta beer
party VVe4nesday fox the chapter.
Their Christmas party is scheduled
for next 'Friday. ,; "'Z :
Zeta;;Psi Muray Williams, Ra
leigh', is engaged to MissiUschew
Cooper; Jlenderson.
ADPiHarriet Morgan, Johnson
City, Tenn., has been pinned by
Bill.SKinner, zeta, Psi from liiza-
beth:,City:-....';.-"..,; ::.
ATO ' Harry Cannon, Lakeland,
Fla., has pinned Miss Molly Hough,
Washington,
Miss Jen. Mackey, York, Pa., is
engaged to " John Richardson
Schehck Jr.; " 1 ir
Kappa: Sig pledge class officers
electe d are George Williamson
Wray, president; James Otha Dun
lap Jr., vice-president and sergeant
at arms; Frank Hines Bjmum ; Jr.,
secretary, ; and Louis - Benjamin
Price Jr., treasurer.
LEGAL r - ": .-V" '. " ;
The three legal fraternities of
the Law School are planning to end
the year with parties. Brothers
will live it up before the rush to
get ready, for. exams, which are
only., two weeks after holidays for
legal .aspirants. ,.
.Vance. ( inn of Phi Delta Phi is
ha'vJ ng ; 'its r annual r" Ch ristmas ban
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quet Friday night. The banquet
will be followed by a dance and
and other .entertainment while
music will be furnished by several
orchestras.
The Ruffin Chapter of Phi Alpha
Delta will, have its annual Christ
mas banquet tonight at the Cup
Knsrri in Durham. Following the
four-course steak supper, the chap
ter will have as guest speaker Dr.
Preston : Epps of the University
Classics Dept. The evening will
conclude with dancing.
Battle Senate of Delta Theta Phi
will have its Christmas party at
the Little Acorn in Durham to
night. Tiinner will be served and
an exchange of gifts will take place
before the dancing. A favor for
the ladies will be the evening's
highlight.
Correspondence Prof.
-Has Footry Published
A new book f poetry entitled
The Greenhouse in the Garden by
Charles Edward Eaton, corespon
dence instructor of creative writ
ing in the English Dept., was pub
lished this week by Twayne Pub
lishers of New York.
Eaton's new collection includes
all of the poems which he wrote
during the years 1946-52 when he
taught creative writing here, and,
in his words, "reflects the poetic
sensibility at work in a Southern
environment." Eaton is presently
living in Woodbury, Conn., devot
ing his full time to writing.
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Campus Carol Sj'
The Order, of the Grail will sponsor a .
carol sing Monday at 9 p.m., according to BrT-"
the Grail Social Committee.
Students wishing to participate were requ "
am Memorial on Monday between 9 and
doughnuts will be served during that time. P v
Members of the mens' and women's g!ee u '
sing, which will consist of a general tour of the ?
communities.
Song books will be provided. Students who '
at Graham Memorial were requested to join d
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