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rS rf " iiT' - TfwsY SPECIAL ORIENTATION ISSUE SPECIAL ORIENTATION ISSUE VOL LVIII NO. 1 Complete W Wire Service CHAPEL HILL, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1957 Offices in Graham Memorial TWELVE PAGES THIS ISSUE Auto Fee Drops From $2.50To$1 The registration for student fjs his Ven. than .tiI IhU car lr ii S- ."n U $1. Uv-i-.M ilii: Im Hay J-f I rit As,M.ml bean of Stu dent Affairs. H;wvvvr. '.he rule tint freshmen cann t have car Mi'l remains. In additi)u L h s rule, il has Wen decided that sophomores who th not haw a "C" average cannot havt' cars on the campus fir-d se mester. Th:p sophomores. 4.1.2 in niimlHT. haw ahv.idy bom noti fied by the Sludrnt Affairs (1 ficr. The? rule about freshmen and snplrmrn-s do not apply to vot ers n. All ol hi r student who do have ors -ti campus are required to regMer th.MU. Registration wiTl bo on September 17 and 1U in the gvm except for profesional stu dents wiio will rcgMcr in their Th w who arrive z school late or ar unable to register ;u this tint.- oan ngiv.cr later at tho SU deM Allaire office. 2iH Smith liuihlir Students who register ar ex pected to stick the registration sticker on their front windshield immediately o that tlieir cars can prupetly identified. There are aU regulations about parking on Hie campus which read as follows: "There shall be no parking on the campus proper be tween the hours ot 7-3. Monday through Saturday, except by auth orised students. and visitors. Parking permits are issued by the Dean of Student Affairs. The ('ampin proper is defined as that the North by 1 : ( i i v 5 AS NEW SCHOOL YEAR OPENS 2,000 New Stud To Start O Here This M ents nentation ornin INC . .. r .v 'J "V "S , . . 1 v is. L-i.-'. i . -ii lu-.vri-nn d iti ii-ntiii ion into Approxinuilflv 2,1 oo new students win emu toni"ln at a encval assemV)K in Memorial Hall at 7. O ri emition d.ai.man lerrv Dppenheimer in a sta.enunt to Ireshmen s.ud tins utik that lUc purpole Z planlini of orientation ate , help new sttulents a.l.ust ,0 thetr en vironnient at lTNC. ,m a(lillsl , wm new enun uu ,.,f Overcrowded Housing Remains This Semester It Happens Every Semester In Woollen Gym The scene above will be a familiar one to freshman by the time classer start next week. Registration for freshmen begins at 8 a.m. Mcnday, and will continue Tuesday. New students will sign up for classes Wednesday. All thoughts of basketball are forgotten in the rush that every semester turns the home floor of the National Champions into a smoke-filled room. n over-crowded situation men's and women's dorms is still t li 3 housing story in Chapel Hill. And there is a chapter on inade quate housing for married stu dents. Housing director James Wads- Free Picnic, Other Activities Planned F or Tod oyAtE merson CALENDAR OF EVENTS 1 .L n4 your college (lays, we nope you will bs an active participant and not a passive bystander. "Before- classes begin next Thursday, you will be tested both physically and mentally, have the Honor System and Student Gov- . . . .J in' worth said yesterday that there ; ernment explained to you, am. will be three-man rooms in an mm nuu u..u.wU m-n's dorms, and three girls in Remember that all of these pen almost all rooms in the girls dorm- pie are here to help you. especial- 1 W vour orientation counselor. He has been chosen for his knowledge He said that the office is try- f and love for Carolina and ing to avoid the use of the base-: trained to help you this week and ment of Cobb dormitory, but that throughout the coming semester, beds have been placed there in, Don't hesitate to question him case they are needed. By MARY MOORE MASON The i-arnival is coming to Car olina on September 17. But this i. .i.i,., c.rf ,n ihi South bv is nn unusual carnival. There are 11, !..;.. rid Mlihwav .4). on no lions or ti--htrope wnHcers. bnt J,., ,v tt:d,M'h Strret. and there u a boardwalk lined with with the activities on on the V-t bv South Columbia Street and the l'i'.t shorn Koad. the area adjacent to the More head Planetarium is restricted 24 lYum each day to the sjrne group and v;-utrr to the Planetarium and Morehead Art C.alleri' s. The Chapel Hill police 0 ornra'e with the UNC student gov ernment in the enforcing of car registration and parking rules. AT FRESHMAN CAMP gaily 'eeorated b oths. I Th carnival will be in the! torm f a free pienie and special ac-tivUie session which will be held in Kmerson Field at 4:30 p.m.; The carnsval. sponsored by the Activities Committee of the Or ientation Committee, and the pic nic, sponsored 'by (iraham Memor ial Activities Hoard, have been planned to get new students ac- 170 Freshmen Remain t Four Days At New Hope ... ..,1 Appr ximntely 170 freshman v., II return to the I'NC campus today alter lour dais at annual ft. .J. nun carno held at Camp - - New Hope. The camp be -no .n d.;y and ends tda at noon. Ireshinan nmper., will gather for the lat tiin a group to night when t iey will meet for din ner in t!ie upstairs dining room of Unolr Hall. This ear's (amp is directed by junior Mike (livens, under the su pem.i n of Claud- Shotts and Jim Carse of the Y.MC.V Freshman camp is sponsored be fore 'lie beginning of every fall semester to help students meet problems of adjustment to college Me and learn f opportunities on campus. The cap. held annually at New Hope. seen miles from Chap el Hill, precedes the regular orien tation program for all new stu dents. Warm & Humid Is Prediction For Weekend upper-classmen acted t'r.s e:ir as coins. lors t. the fresh men. Freshmen were grouped in cabins corresponding to theii dovmi'.i.-ry as;gnnien1 to give them 1 eli;i:ue l'i 'tt acquainted before (he otiicial opening of the semes ter. Discussion led by campus offic ials and staff members included such subjects as religion in college life, adjustment problems, and ex-' Ira curricu'ar activities. A f.iculty iresooian sotlball ame and a panel on dating, courtship and marriage were al.-o on the agenda. A Ireshman faculty picnic gave freshmvn and faculty a chance to meet informally. Facuitv and staff members par- iw-ir.:itm. in the camn inciuoea quainted campus. According to Al Goldsmith, Libby McCord and Bob Carter, ca-chairmen of the activities esion, each major organiiation will hawe a g'dv decorated booth t on the Emerson Field board walk. There will be a represen tative of the organiiation behind each booth who will explain to interested new students about the organiiation, its purpose, and what the requirements for mem bership are. Already entered in the Carni-; val are b oths or displays from ( the following campus groups: ; Philanthropic Society, Men's Glee Club. Cardboard, YMCA. YWCA, I Carolina Quarterly. Men's Inter-j Drrmitory Council. Young Demo crat's Club. Student Party, Uni versity Party. Alpha Epsilon Del c, nre-med sroup). Dialectic Senate. Alpha Phi Omega (a ser vice fraternity). Humor Magazine, Debate Council, Yackety Yack. Daily Tar Heel, Sound and Fury, Hand, and (Iraham Mem .rial. There will be a general infor mation booth for those organiza tions unable to be there. The giving away of door prii es will be one of the big attrac tions of the Carnival. As each student visits each booth he will receive a ticket. The more booths he visits the more chanc es he has. The door priie will probably be a gift certificate. Each male orientation group will , attend the carnival with a female j j orientation group. Sept. 16 Sept. 17 Sept. 18 Sept. 19 Sept. 21 'r'nlcrtiiininenl also be (eal ured during the picnic. Chairmay of the entertainment are Lucy Crossland and Larry Taylor. All organizations which wish to have booths and displays and who haven't yet contacted the commit tee are urged to do so immed i iately. Those organizations which i already nave are to have their booths on the field by 2:30 the afternoon of the carnival. In case of rain the Carnival will be held in the Tin Can. Sept, Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. 23 - , 5 12 2 9 27 30 2 19 2. 1958 17 18 20 28 28 29 30 Jan. 31 Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. April 3 3 ADril 8 May 19 May 20 May 21 May 29 May 31 June 1 June 2 Orientation closes. Examinations for advanced stand ing and removal of conditions. Registration in Woollen Gym. Examinations con tinue. . Registration continues. Preregistered students pick up class tickets. Classes begin. Late registration opens. Late registration ends. Carolina-State football game here. Carelina-Clemson game here. Carolina-Navy game here. University Day. Classes suspended at 10:50 a.m. Carolina-Tennessee game here. Carolina-South Carolina game here. Thanksgiving holidays begin. 1 p.m. Carolina-Virginia game here. Classes resume after Thanksgiving recess. Christmas holidays begin. 6 p.m. Classes resume after Christmas holidays. 8 a.m. Classes end for fall semester. 6 p.m. Reading day for fall semester examinations. Fall semester examinations begin. 8:30 a.m. Fall semester examinations end. 6 p.m. Dormitories open for new students. Orientation for all new students. Registration. Preregistered students pick up class tickets. "C'sses begin for spring semester in all depart nito Late registration begins. Late registration closes. Classes end for spring recess. 6 p.m. Classes resume after spring recess. 8 a.m. Classes end for spring semester. Reading day for spring semester examinations. Spring semester examinations begin. 8:30 a.m. Spring semester examinations end. 6 p.m. Commencement begins. Commencement sermon. Graduation exercises. IT'S WHERE YOU FIND IT - s J . 5 i 5.r AH i : : r j licipanng in mr kom ...v."-... jr" .W.. '.l, i Consolidated University President jry William C. Friday. Chancellor Wil- 'n -V O-1 li.nn Avcock. retired Chancellor VH '-.' , Kobert House. Dean Cecil Johnson ZfT'lZ; f,T- There' no hope for the week rnd weatherwlfe. acetrding to the . S Weather Bureau at the Pa h igh Durham Airport. The prediction h fur continued warm and humid weather, with the promise of late afternoon and rer.ng thundershowers. The average high and low tem peratures arc predicted as high er than the average for this season of the year. Normal temperatures ior Ute summer average at a high f C3 and a low of t53 154. of the General College ami noy Armstrong, director of admissions. Others participating in the pro gram were Sam Magill. director of student activities, Stewart Colson,! YMCA president, and ministers of. Chapel Hill churches. t'pper classmen councelors and; , planning committee members were j Tom Allied, Colman Barks. Bob, Cart-r. Lin Church, (iraham Clay-j ton. Stewart Colson. Wilson Coop-j er. Ralph Cummings. Thomas Downer. Joe Ferrel. Dick Frank, Michael Givens. Don Cray. George Haddad. Leon Holt. Tom Isley. Jenky Jenkins. Hamp Lefler. Tom Long. Jack Luflin. Boh Mathews, Gene McDaniel, Forest Patterson, Charles PiHman, G. C. Pridgen, Bill Hand. Jack Uaper, Jack Redd. Hobart Steele. Lawrence Wilson, ; Tel Wholbruch and Steve Woody. Pi. 4 i. ft V 1 Merchants Assn. Plans Program One of the most extensive wel comes ever given new Tar Heels by the Chapel Hill - Carrboro Merchants' Assn. has been plan ned by the association for this fall. Next Monday has been set for the big day when local merchants : will hold epen houses for the new students. Various souvenirs and gifts, such as key chains, ball point pens ami asmravs. wm uv 8n , ,..,:K, ,h w.,v smile of a new away. An information booth win a pnase u.eu lo " i mcet him on campus. in the hand- be maintained all day at Battle things are done in Chapel Hill . , m Dorm, with maps and new spapers or the way : """ns in the class T buildings. s to be given away, as well as ad-1 just tne neauiy o. '-' ditional copies of the classified. It is the phrase that cove s aU ,.;.arv Itadioi 0f the many facets of hie on the broadcasts from the booth are also Hill. Occasionally someone at inncd i tempts to define it. lew meet Vwentv-five gift certificates for with the success that was achiev S10 each will be given away in a - ed this year by the staff of the campus quiz contest. Students can ; Carolina Handbook, fin , entry blanks for the contest I They say that the rolma a in anv stores or they may obtain1, of Life is "- that cup of coffee them from orientation counsellors, j in Y-court before the mad dash . snivel to vour tirst class in the morn- ine nrsi u 10 iui - tj;i,i. on me stei3s 01 ouum FOUR HUNDRED Four hundred names are on a waiting list for married students' : housing in Victory Village. The : I situation there has been eompli . I cated bv a ruling that no children : may be allowed to live in the sec ond story barracks. Two-room apartments are maintained on the second floor. YVadsworth stated that plans are underway to provide more and better housing for marr ied stu dents, but that not too many steps have been taken yet. Three new dorms are currently under construction which will relieve the situation next fall. Three dorms located near Kenan Stadium will house 650-7(10 stu dents when they are completed in I the fall of 1953. : Construction work on an addition j to Spencer women's dormitory i I well under way. according to Wadsw-i rth. , He, said that some housing is ' available in Chapel Hill. Wads-...,-vrth :i.-itp(l that "People in the u vm n - ' town have been very cooperative in helping the housing office." or ask for his assistance; for he is here to help you. 'Here's wishing you the best rf luck in your first endeavor at the University of North Carolina." Freshmen men wPJ meet vn Memorial Hall for the assembly over which Dean Cecil Johnson will preside tonight. Meetings have been set for freshmen women in 106 Carroll Hall, with Miss Sue : Mayhi? presiding and for trans fer men in Gerrard HaJI with Dirt-clot of Student Activities Sam MairiI presiding. Miss Sue Mayhue will conduct the women's convocation in 106 Carroll Hall at 7:30. Meetings will be the order of the day as the orientation program gets into full swing today and continues 'through next Wednes day. The general w.lcome assembly 1 r all new students is scheduled for t.unorow night in Memorial Ha'l. Chancellor W. B. Aycock and orientaticn chairman Jerry Oppenheimer will speak, and a film, 'in the Name of Freedom " will be shown. Included on the program for orientaticn week are tours, tests, dances, physicals, lectures, and a Planetarium show. Chapel Hill merchants will stage a special Walworth stat?d that the rush; Merchants' Day to welcome the The Carolina Way Of Life -In Kenan, In Lab, In Dorms in housing began yesterday and! he anticipates that it will continue until well in to the semester. The Housing Office will be open until 10 p.m. from now until reg istration is over or until students are settled. Wadsworth stated that he has met the parents of many new stu dents and that they have "all se:med to he happy about the sit- ,,i;rr," nifl l-derstand tne new students to the community. The Chancellor's reception is scheduled for 2:30-5:30 on Sunday at Graham Memorial. A graduate picnic on M elver lawn will be held Monday. According to Ray Jeffries, as sistant dean of student affairs, in cluded in the 2.000 new students are appr -ximatLdy 1.100 freshmen and 500-600 graduate students. 1 u n' iry the uaiiMi JOO . 'The Carolina Way of Life" is down its sandy paths It s in tne crowde() con(Utions friend when you ticians, in the class Duiiaings. w, quiet and lonely at twilight as, you return from lab. in the study-; ing or the poker game late at ; night. j "It's in the tempo room where you may drink beer with a friend, in the chimes of the bell tower every evening. It is everywhere and all you have to do is find it. "But you can't find it alone. ! You will need friends. You will Polio Vaccine Will Be Given At Infirmary Polio shots will 'be offered to Carolina students this year at the University Infirmary. Asiatic flu shots . may be available later, acording to a source at the in- will be charged SI Insurance Is Offered Students The Chamblee Insurance Agen cy of Raleigh is offering accident and health insurance coverage to UNC students agsin this year. The service provides for married and single stuaents. The plan, set up by American Casualtv Co. of Pennsylvania. covers medical services not pro- 1 A ! i Miss Lucinda Holderness Miss Lucinda Holderness, a campus beauty queen, as she pos ed last fall during her reign as 'Beat Dook" queen. Miss Hold erness is a member of Delta, Del ta Delta sorority. the quiz will win a siu gm n. , "... -- , from Bar Swimp. Mete for in 0ny store j E J' ,v rl o ' an(1 New York City - San "' Thn nnrrmc of lhf Winners Will triCnQS SUI 1 eimiutu - CtiiHentS Any. .iu..,o ." , .,.. 14 in rrnmco,, an1 H5 PIPn A 1 1 Will ! - . . , ,., t be published in The Daily Tar , ly pack ot campu rVm iiffprpn as the places from! apiece for the series of three po- vided for by student neaun xees. Heel and other local newspapers. I Kenan Stadium and W oollen Gym as diff e"n' "JVattw1 Ho shots. The second shot, accord- The service may be oota.ned Four different sets of quiz blanks , as you cheer with your friends which hey come The no - to tne infirmary S0Urce, during registration by filling out wre"ted to provide v,iat victory-and it s in the Sllence - sh;uld be taken 6-8 weeks after an application card and paying a mat iouows ueiedi. - - i f- t j .y.p third snould De 514 ice. -It is in the inevitable lines at as much of Carolina as you are the tirst and all activities i . . l Ill -irH i mtlULIl dllCl j-vva.v.. g i i iin r i-t r a- g- ruit r i c i ii i will i uu in tne air wnen iiv. , rvmuiig mtac y.vr, j ... . . r . -1 . -w r am vpr vim i u..: thir nar- Cork e Place is alive wun s.uimS.; jum ' i ,t . . n tn. tbe ores .... ..u.L.. u aiints'i in the crowd when they, Yankees, turn you will meet someone new! 'tll.nliM nf Asiatic the husband or wife of the holder eius iu aummiit: uia.,, , t , j c;na i . . . ..jAa. c,u ...aM"" i-r ; .... . .. , , ,t auusuaiwc, fJu vaccine however, definite ana an aepenuams. i PiumC3 and a short game of "Do you lans as to its distribution will : two nays traveling uu. - there is a new not be announced until later this lately oetore anu aiier a "l : month. i or married students. riety. VTj,i. cfnrlonfc alcn Will be IU ,-i.H f,. ctn'h credit in the registration. tiUU IU V O I I V 1 1 ' 1 1 - - - - - Polio shots wer offered to stu- of the holder. 24 hours a oa. Mart-iPfJ students DOHCieS cover ents to autnorize cnaiye ci.-wU... - . with any association member. The and Rebels both, stand and sin0 an(J after a friendy handshake ' Credit Bureau here will handle aU i the arrangements, according to ' Mrs. Jane Whitefield, executive secretary of the association. Hark the Sound '"Tt'c iha Arhnretum at tw'0 VO 111 LIU . , minutes before the women's dorms Know close as you and your date run friend.
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