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c'lsrters and nothing more.
C i aire and Ehringhaus are just
ti.is side of rivaling rosort hotels
i.ir the niceties otfered.
AH three dormitories are built
of brick and designed to house
run, bur there the similarity be
tween the oldest and the newest
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one townsman was heard to
remark w hi io inspecting C raise
:mA i:hrinyhaus recently that he
almost would be willing to start
over again as a freshman in
order to live in either of the new
dormitories this from a man who
i-; now married, owns his home,
and has a a'u.l deal more to look
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Saturday
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GM Activities,
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Vary All Year
Graham Memorial is the cen
ter for varied student activities.
Student government offices, rec
reational facilities, and the DTH
oifices are only a few of the
things in G. M.
On the first floor is the main
lounge where a student can read
magazines, play chess, listen to
recorded music or just relax
in a comfortable chair. There,
too, is the information office
where one can find out any of
the who's what's, or when's of
any activity on campus. The
TV lounge is available for those
who want some sedentary enter
tainment. For the more athlet
ic, there are billiards in the
basement or ping pong on the
porch.
Every weekend there is free
dancing in the Rendezvous Room
to the juke box or an occasional .
combo. The tables and chairs !
are good for an afternoon's en-
tertainment. Also in t.hp hisp. I
ment, one can get a haircut at
the GM Barbershop.
The second floor is devoted to
of! ice space and meeting rooms
for the many facets of student
government at Carolina. The
Graham Memorial Activities
Doard, under the leadership of
?b Rearden, plans a wide va
riety of activities. Under GMAB
sponsorship is the Petite Drama
''ie, a group which annually
presents plays to the UNC cam
pus. The Free Flicks shown each
tekend in Carroll Hall are an
'ier GMAB activity. Among
those planned for the month of
feiember are "Carousel" and
"The Young Lions."
GMAB also brings a number
of outstanding attractions to the
IW'C campus each year. Slated
for this year are well-known en
tertainers: The Weavers; Peter,
Paul, and Mary, the Phakavi
Dancers of Thailand; and the
Four Preps, to name a few.
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drinking beer downtown.
Craige and Ehringhaus are
identical, except for a cafeteria in
the basement of Ehringhaus
which will relieve much of the
crush in Lenoir Hall. On the
first floor there is a broad lobby
beyond double glass doors. There
j-s a dorm manager's office much
hKe & hotel registration desk
and behind the office is the man
ager's apartment for himself and
his wife; living-dining room, bed
room, kitchen and bath. (The
same managerial facilities are
provided in the Parker-Teague-Avery
dorm group.)
At one end of the lobby is a
library-lounge with leather chairs
and sofas, reading lamps, tables
bookcases, and wall-to-wall car
peting. At the other end of the lobby
is a full-scale snack bar, as
fully equipped as any drag store
lunch counter, with upholstered
booths for customers.
There is even a ladies' room
cff the lobb'. "nheard of in men's
dorms previously.
Fitness buffs mav choose tn
climb six flights of stairs to the
top floor. Students preferring
comforts will take either of the
two automatic elevators. Students
of a more Alpine turn of mind
may choose to use the apertures
in the handsome masonry lattice
work as a ladder.
On each floor, the two-man
rooms are arranged in groups of
four with one bathroom for each
group (solutions to the problem
posed by eight students all hav
ing eight o'clock classes, simul
taneously using a bathroom equip
ped with, one of ever facility ex
cept washbasins, which there are
two. should be interesting).
The rooms and bathroom in
each group open off a short hall,
which opens off a balcony. On
every floor, each balcony runs
the entire length of one side of
each of the four spokes. The
elevators are in the hub of the
spokes. Stairs at the hub, and
also at the ends of the spokes,
are roofed and walled, but not
enclosed. Thus, no heat
is ex
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pended on either stairwells or
hallways.
Water fountains and pay tele
phones are at the hub of the
spokes on each floor. Craige has
13 pay phones, Ehringhaus 14.
On the top floor of each dormi
tory', one spoke is devoted to
single rooms, which open off
both sides of an inner corridor.
In each room, only the beds
and the chairs can be moved.
Everything else is bolted down
or built-in. For this reason,
Ehringhaus and Craige will prob
ably not be popular if ever turn
ed over to women. One side of
each room is devoted to a desk,
closets, dresser, and overhead
cabinets, all built together in one
piece. A second desk is bolted to
another wall. Desk lamps are also
provided bolted down. Devotees
of gracious living, parents for in
stance, may ask why the walls
are not padded and the windows
barred, but unjustly. Despite the
University administration's wry
ly knowing implication in render
ing student furniture immovable,
Craige and Ehringhaus dormitor
ies have been done well.
There are four double elec
trical outlets in each room. The
mattresses are not exactly downy,
but they are thick and new.
There is a telephone outlet for
each room, and any student can
have a telephone installed, at his
own expense at the usual rate for
a four-party line. The Chapel Hill
Telephone Company had planned
to install a telephone in each
room automatically, tacking the
cost onto the room rent, but the
University was reluctant to do
this. At the moment, eight medi
cal students in Craige have had
telephones installed in order to
be on call from Memorial Hos
pital. Picture molding has been
provided, in deference to the stu
dent tendency to hang things
pennants, pictures, pinups, neck
ties and a bulletin board (bolted
down) has also been installed in
each room. At the moment, the
bulletin boards are subtly deco
rated with building inspection
check lists proving that all the
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equipment is in proper order.
E'en waste baskets movable)
are provided.
The walls of the rooms are
tiered cinderblock painted a
delicate off-white. The ceilings
are accoustically tiled.
Naturally, it is highly unlikely
that every desk will still be bolt
ed to the wall next spring, and
among 1.400-odd young men there
is bound to be someone who finds
it necessary to remove the bul
letin board for use as a card
table. Nevertheless, the basic ar
rangement of four-room clusters
and small bathrooms will doubt
less provide an atmosphere much
more conductive to education than
UNC, Band Open
All new students have been in
vited to join the University Band.
The major program during the
fall semester is the activity of
the Marching Tar Heels, the
marching-show band, which per
forms at all home games and one
out-of-state game, the University
of Virginia. Students with a modi
cum of high school instrumental
experience qualify for member
ship, according to a band spokes
man. All band members receive J2
hour credit per semester. These
Undergraduates and Graduates . . . Professors . .
Newcomers to the University Community.
If you don't feel like a "Tarheel" now, we predict it won't
take long". It's rather hard to live in our community for
any length of time without some of that college spirit
rubbing off on you, and each Autumn seems to be the
most vulnerable time. That's certainly true in our case.
After the "dog days" of August, we look forward
to the opening of school, the chance to see old friends
and meet new ones. Old and new friends alike are
invited to make our bank "YOUR BANK" in Chapel Hill.
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Only the Bank of Chapel Hill can
offer you all 'round banking service
all 'round town. Four offices with
plenty of parking, and three drive-up
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that found in Cobb Dormitory
when it opened ten years ago
(Cobb's long, bare corridors am
plified sound better than most
megaphones, and the large, multi
facilitied' bathrooms sent show
er bellowings ringing from floor
to floor). Altogether, Craige and
Ehringhaus may exert a signifi
cant influence in reducing ths
drop-out rate.
Craige is now finished, and
was christened recently with tne
arrival of twenty single men
undergoing Peace Corps training
here. Ehringhaus is not quite
finished, but probably will be
when the University opens. Both
buildings have been under con-
credits may be substituted for
elective courses. Monogrammed
sweaters and keys are given to
those members who satisfactoril
ly meet certain requirements.
Instruments, for those who
need them, and uniforms are
issued at no cost to the student.
Persons interested in member
ship in the University Band have
been asked to see Dr. Herbert W.
Fred in room 02, Hill Hall, from
9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on September
18. 19. 20.
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District. Parking and Drive-Up entrance on Rosemary
Main Office: Franklin Street across from campus. Heart of Business
Street.
Glen Lennox Office: In the middle of the Shopping Center. Plenty of
parking. Drive-Up window behind office.
Carrboro Office: Serving West Chapel Hill and Carrboro. Parking and
complete service.
Eastgate Office: In the Eastgate Shopping Center. Plenty of Parking
and Drive-Up Window.
The
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struction for many months 'the
trailer housing the field effiee
of the Rural Plumbing and Heat
ing Co. still bears a 1961 license
plate, never having been moved
since plumbing work began last
year).
The transformation of Cobb
Dormitory into an institutional
building fit for females must have
presented a lofty challenge to the
remodeling architect. Cobb was
built during the long-corridor-with-rows-of-doors
phase of Uni
versity dormitory design, and
while its quaters were adequate,
they were unimaginative to the
point of being spartan. There was
no picture molding, which frus
trated the decorative urges of
Cobb's initial residents. Picture
molding has since been aided,
but at first there was no paint on
the walls, either. Stark white
made the whole building look
rather like a hospital. There were
2 television rooms for the entire
building, each of which held only
a fraction of the 442 residents. It
was fundamentally about as un
female a place to live as could
be found outside the Army.
Aside from obvious alterations
in plumbing, a serious and on the
whole quite considerate effort has
been made to render Cobb a place
Southern ladies can call home-away-from-home
without blush
ing. The two television rooms
have been expanded, eliminating
all private rooms on the first
floor of the middle section Cobb
is H-shaped), and transformed
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into a series of small lounges
connected by archwajs. Chande
liers have been hung in the loung
es, and one corridor- wall has
been replaced by waist-high plant
ers. The planters contain plastic
ivy and lend a softening touch.
At the end of each hall, at the
water fountains, a full-length
mirror has been installed.
Connecting doors have been
kno.krtl through walls and small
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bathroom? added, forming apart
ments for hon-semothers.
Cohb's originally paiiid walls
had. of course, been painted eye
ease green alter three or tour
years, but the rooms and halls
have all again been painted, a
sort of peach pink on the first
floor, pistachio green on the
second, powder blue on the third,
and a light turquoisv ou the
fourth.
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