Total Summer School Enrollment: 3,512
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
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CHAPEL HILL, NORTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 1959
VOL. I, NO. 3
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This is no ordinary man being sawed in half,
but is Morehead Planetarium's Lt. Maltsby being
prepared to accommodate the reclining support
in the hypothetical space ship for a "Trip to the
Moon" program opening June 30. Authentic
high altitude pilot's gear in the background was
lent to Morehead Planetarium for the program
by Seymour Johnson Air Force Base. Sawing the
hypothetical spaceman is Jim W. Gates, Plane
tarium technician.
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Five bills, four of them dealing
with summer school operation of
campus judiciary bodies, were in
troduced in the Monday afternoon
meeting of the Summer School
Government Board.
The fifth, introduced by Dewey
Sheffield, proposed anDroDriatin?
$1,000 for air conditioning the Stu
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bill was sent to the Finance Com-.
mittee for consideration.
The four judiciary bills are:
1. a resolution to establish coun
cils for Honor Codp and rammu
coae violations;
2. a resolution to establish an
attorney general, an assistant at
torney general and an attorney
general's staff for summer school
sessions. (Investigations of cam
pus and honor code violations are
curently investigated by two non
voting members of the Honor
Councils.)
3. a resolution to specify jurors'
responsibilities and duties.
4. a resolution to specify coun
cils' duties and responsibilities.
All five bills were sent to the
Ways and Means and Finance
Committee as for consideration;
they will be reported out of com
mittee at a Tuesday meeting.
Acting Student Body President
. Angus Duff appointed Moyer
Smith and Dick Olive to investi
gate the feasibility of paving the
parking lot in big fraternity
court. He said the present lot
has several holes in the paving.
In other executive action, the
following appointments were
made with Board approval:
Men's Honor Council: Bill Allen;
Student Government Board: David
Leffler; Ways and Means Commit
tee: Chairman Dewey Sheffield.
Jerry Fisher and Richard Olive;
Finance Committee: Chairman
David Leffler, Moyer Smith and
Marvin Taylor.
Magill: Wo Activities Unless
Interest'; Meeting Set Today
Underwriters Open Seminar
"If there is no interest after this
next meeting, there will be no sum
mer activities council," said Sam Ma
gill, assistant dean of student affairs,
Monday when two students showed
up to organize summer activities.
Today at 4:30, with "a thousand
dollars to finance us," Magill will
help "anyone interested" plan sum
mer activities in Roland Parker
Lounge of Graham Memorial.
"There can be or cannot be an ac
tivities council," said the assistant
dean, "but the students should do it.
If I wanted a program I could sit
down in my office and write one out.
That's not the way it should be
done."
The eighth annual Seminar on
Life Insurance, featuring separate
sessions on formula programming
and estate planning, will be June
22-25 at the University.
The North Carolina Assn. of
Life Underwriters joins the South
Carolina and Virginia Associations
in sponsoring the study.
Courses will be taught by ex
i perts from the Institute of Insur
ance Marketing at Southern Meth
odist University in Dallas. Texas.
The program is designed for
j agents, supervisors, managers and
; home office men fro-n the tri
slate area, anJ approximately 130
persons are expected to attend.
Full time representati es of legal
leserve life itvnirance companies
are eligible to attend.
Classes will be conducted 13
Carroll Hall, under auspices of the
UC Bureau of Business Services
and Research.
Advance enrollment is being
handled by R. Kennon Taylor Jr.,
C. L. U.. of Durham, special egent
for New England Mutual Lite In
surance Company.
George Stone of Greensboro U
the publicity chairman for the N.
C. Assn. of Life Underwriters.