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Valkyrie Sing, Carolina's an
nual skit and singing competi
tion, will be held Monday, April
17, at 7 p.m. in Memorial HalL
The campus musical talent show
will be held in conjunction with
the tapping of the Golden
Fleece.
Entries for the sing will be
accepted from any group on the
Carolina campus: f dormitories,
sororities, fraternities, church
groups, campus organizations
and all eligible groups have al
ready received applications by
campus mail. These applications
must be returned with an eight
dollar entrance fee by March 8
to Helen McCallum at Carr
Dormitory.
Similar to last year's Sing,
groups may perform either in
the Musical Skit division or the
Sing division. Emphasis in the
Sing division will be placed this
year on the quality of the singing.
In the Skit division, origi-4
nality, singing and presentation
will be the most important fac
tors. However, groups may op!ly
spend ten dollars for costuxnes
and props and an itemized ac
count of expenses . must lae
turned in to the Sing Chair
man. Because there is no major
theme for the Sing, groups are
urged to use original themes;
contrary to the belief of many
groups that the theme must tie
in with Carolina, the Valkyries
have not specified a Carolina
theme as a requirement. .
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kyrie Sing production. The annual event is open to all
dorms, fraternities, sororities and organizations.
Orientation
Interviewing
Starts Soon
Interviews for positions on the
Campus Orientation Committee
will be held Wednesday-Friday,
March 1-3, from 2 to 5 p.m. in
Roland Parker III.
Application blanks can be ob
tained now at the information
desk of Graham Memorial or
at the desk of the Reserve Read
ing Room in the library.
All blanks are to be turned
in at the information desk of
GM and applicants are to sign
there for interview times.
Al Pollard, chairman of orienr
tation, said that he wished to
"emphasize the fact that the
success of the entire Orientation
Week depends upon the work
of the committee in its plan
ning and execution of the program."
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Second Oldest Honorary
AmBhotoFothen
Carolina's second oldest hon
orary organization still exists to
honor the thirteen outstanding
junior and senior men in the
fields of Oratory, Leadership
and Service.
This, organization is the Am
photerothen Society.
The presiding officer, whose
name is kept secret until the
tapping each year, it titled the
Janus after the ancient double
faced god. ;
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The name Amphoterothen
comes from the Greek word
meaning two-sided.
The society was founded in
the academic year 1912-13,
largely due to the initiative of
Dr. Joseph Gregoire de Raulhac
Hamilton.
Dr. Hamilton had been a
member of an oratorical society
called Chelidon at the Univer
sity of the South.
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P O G O By Walfr Kelly
Thinking that the promotion
of extemporaneous speaking was
worthwhile, he and three out
standing seniors, among them
Claude Teague, now Special As
sistant to the President of the
Consolidated University, found
ed the Amphoterothen Society
for that purpose.
This group of four men de
cided to initiate thirteen mem
bers each year on the basis of
oratory, leadership and service
The meetings of the newly
formed group were held every
Friday afternoon in the history
office of the Old West Building
A leader was chosen alphabetic
ally each week to present an un
announced topic on which each
of the members were to speak
ttiree miniates without prepara
tion. In 1947 the Society became in
active after thirty-five years of
active existence. In 1951-52,
James Wallace and William Po
teat, who had been members of
the Society when it became in
active, along with Dr. Ernest
L. Mackie, selected a group of
campus leaders to reactivate the
organization.
Gordon W. Lovejoy, of
Greensboro, will deliver a Gas
ton Lecture at Carroll Hall
Tuesday, March 7 at 8:00 p.m.
His topic will be "Report from
the South."
Dr. Lovejoy is experienced in
the field of human relations, in
cluding problems concerning
race relations. He received a
doctorate in Sociology from the
The World Today
MOSCOW (UPI) Soviet
Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev,
dismayed when an agriculture
secretary announced at a con
ference plans for the experimen
tal sowing of sugar beet:
"Think of what you are say
ing. Do not the Kussian people
know how to sow beet? . . .
don't slander yourself."
University of North Carolina,
after obtaining; his B.AJL and
M.A. degrees at the University
of Florida.
,He was professor of human
relations at the University of
Miami, this being: the first en
dowed chair in the field at any
American university.
For his analyses both in the
classroom and ' on the lecture
platform he has been awarded
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lotte, and Louisville, Ky.
Dr. Lovejoy is currently o
sociate director of the South
eastern Division of the National
Conference cf Christians and
Jews.
His reputation in his field
brought him to Notre Dame as
visiting professor in the sum
mers of 1957 and 1958, at which
time he became the first Protes
tant to teach Sociology at that
university.
His lecture will mark the
eighth in the Gaston series
which are being sponsored fr
the public by the Newman Club,
the Catholic student group at
the University. No admission i;
charged.
NEW YORK (UPI) Busi
nessman George Neuwirth, who
flew from Los Angeles to New
York via the North Pole and
Copenhagen to avoid the airline
strike:
"I was determined to get home
by hook or by crook and I got
home by crook."
NEW YORK (UPI) Rep.
James Roosevelt, D.-Calif urg
ing the abolition of the House
Committee on Un-American Ac
tivities: "Barriers to free debate are
genuinely subversive of the na
tional security."
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