THE DAILY TAB HEEIi
Saturday, September!, , ICC
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-Mural Manager-
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port issued by the Intramural of
fice asked that the program be
continued. It said that the' de
partment felt that "the dormi
tories under the paid manager
program have been successful, in
part, in establishing better dormi
tory 'e spirit de corps."
The budget office was unavail
able for comment on the situa
tion, but apparently the money
is simply not available to con
tinue the program with univer
sity funds. . . .
Dr. O. K. Cornwell, chairman
of the Physical Education Depart
ment, said the application for
the funds included the statistics
given above. "The Budget Com
mittee is aware of the success
of the program," he said, "but
the money just isn't there."
Dr. Cornwell expressed regret
that the program may have to
be discontinued. He said the
department has turned again to
Student Government, in an effort
to secure . the necessary funds.
Gerry Good, IDC President, al
so expressed concern over the
situation. "There is a high cor
rellation between the activities
available outside the dorms and
the cooperation within them," he
said. "Dorms which have good
intramural programs are sub
ject to less noise and damage
than those which do not."
DENTAL DAMES
The UNC Dental Dames will
meet Tuesday at 8 pjn. in the
Victory Village day nursery. The
program will consist of a party
honoring freshman wives.
AIDS PROGRESS
Progress is being made in com
bating mastitis in North Caro
lina dairy cattle through studies
financed by Nickels for Know
How funds.
Cosmopolitan Club' To Mold Reception At 4:30 Today
The Cosmopolitan Club at tli
University begins the 1963-1954
academic year with a tea in the
main lounge of Graham Memorial
today at 4:30 p.m.
The tea is being held to intro
duce new foreign students to
both their host families and
members of the University com
munity. Academic personnel,
host families. Cosmopolitan Club
members, foreign student orien
tation counselors, student' govern
ment officers and new and old
foreign students have been in
vited to attend.
The 15-year-old dub was orig
inated on October 1, 1948. It be
gan as a result of the feeling
that both foreign and American
students- could benefit through
mutual association. The club
now has over a hundred mem
bers compared to a beginning
number of about fifty.
The first real undertaking of
the club was in 1949, when a
variety international show was
IDE MDMITC ile
Purefoy and Mason Farm Roads
Is a worshipping and working fellowship
of people from varied backgrounds and
faiths, a church of open membership; a
spiritual home in which there is unity in
christian essentials, liberty in non-essentials,
and charity in all things.
Sunday Services 9:30 A.M. with Sunday School
11:00 A.M.
CHARLES M. JONES
Minister
presented in the Playmakers successful that it played to a each country represented. Club Five years ago the annual m-
. Theater. This show was the idea full house and was later taken members were able to get these ternational display was replaced
of Shahen Haroutunian (an Irani- to Woman's College. items from embassies, foreign by the annual international din-
an who is now an importer of Later the club began a yearly students at other colleges, mis- ner, held each spring. From two
Middle Eastern goods into Ham-, international display which con- sionaries, and their personal be- to three hundred persons usually
, burg, Germany), and it was so tained distinctive items from longings. enjoy the efforts of foreign stu
dent cooks preparing native dish
es. There is entertainment of an
international flavor and door
prizes. The newest addition to
the club's special events program
is an annual formal dar.ee. i
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