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tEIl IPAILY TAIVHEEI
Tuesday, Septerriber
1. T
Aycock Announces-Faculty
Appointments, Resignatio:
New faculty appointments, pro
motions, leaves of absence and,
resigrations from the University
were announced today by Chan
cellor William B. Aycock, fol
lowing approval by- the Presi
dent and the trustees' executive
committee.
Two new faculty members are
Henry II. Deal man, Statesville
native who comes to Chapel Hill
from the University of Chicago to
be an assistant professor in the
Department of Chemistry, and
Ruth Elaine Stone of Charlotte
who is appointed a lecturer-librarian
in the School of Library
Science. Kenneth J. Lessle of
Michigan State University was
appointed an assistant professor
in Psychiatry, School of Medi
cine. Dr. David It. Hawkins was pro
moted to the rank of professor in
the Department of Psychiatry in
the School of Medicine. Dr.
Thomas E. Curtis was promoted
to associate professor in the
Medical School. Dr. Clifton E.
Crandell was promoted to asso
ciate professor in the School of
Dentistry. Dr. Burton II. Kaplan
was promoted to assistant pro
fessor in the School of Public
Health.
Leaves of absence have been
granted to Prof. Stephen Emey,
Philosophy Department, to com
plete professional publication
work; Prof. Maurice A. Natan
son, Philosophy Department, to
be a visiting professor at Penn
sylvania State College; Prof.
Ralph W. Pfouts, School ol Busi
ness Administration, to do re
search under a Ford Founda
tion grant; Prof. A. C. Howell,
English Department, to be a
visiting professor at the. Univer
sity of Paraguay; Dr. Louis. G.
Welt, School of Medicine, to do
research at Duke University; and
Prof. John Charles .Morrow, De-
partrhent of .Clierhistry, id do re
search at the University of
Heidelberg, Germany.
Resignations from the faculty
include: Dr. David W. Abse, De
partment of Psychiatry in the
Medical School; Prof. O. L.
Davis, Jr., from the School of
Education; Dr; Kerr L. White,
School of Medicine; Assistant
Professor Sherwin D. Cooper,
Department of Geography; Dr.
Ralph W. Dunlap, Medidal
School: Assistant Professor
Thomas E. Jeffrey, Depatrment
of Psychology; D. Gordon E.
Rader, School of Medicine.,
Janus Society
Blazer Fittings
Tomorrow Only
UNC Blazer fittings will be to
morrow, only, from 9:30 a.m. to
4:30 p.m. at Graham Memorial,
the Society of Janus has announ
ced. "Whether used for football
games, parties, semi-formals, or
just every day campus -wear, the
official UNC Blazer is considered
a 'must' by : every well-dressed
Carolina lady or gentleman," a
Janus spokesman said.
Price range from $23.95 up
for girls and $26.95 up for men.
The proceeds from this sale will
go into scholarships and dorm
improvement projects.
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Studen t Affa irs Sh ifts Sta ff
There have been two changes
in the office of Student Affairs
efective this term.
W7illiam Harriss has replaced
Rudy Edwards as Assistant to
the Dean of Student Affairs.
Harriss, who gradauted last year,
was president of the student
body. He is from Burlington and
plans to study law after a year
in this position. His main duties
will be dealing with the fraterni
ties and discipline problems.
LENOIR HALL
Breakfast 7:00-11:00
Lunch U:00:2: 00
Dinner 5:00-7:15
Pine Room
Weekdays 7:00 a.m.-12 midnight
Saturday Closed
Sunday 4:00 p.m.-12 midnight
The other change will be in
the office of assistant to Asst.
Dean of Affairs, William Long.
Dallis Cameron will take over
this position replacing George B.
Strong who held the office for one
year.
The U. S. Agriculture Depart
ment is 100 years old this year.
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