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CCUN Delegates Briefing Sel Monday
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For Paul Winter Concert
Ticket sales for the Paul Win
ter Sextet appearance here be
gin at 1 p.m. tomorrow in GM
Lounge.
The ensemble acclaimed as
"possibly the most important
new jazz group of the 1960's,"
will play in Memorial Hall on
Nov. 18 at 8 p.m., sponsored by
the Graham Memorial Activities
Board.
Comprising a saxophone, clas
sical guitar, flute, piano, bass
and drums, the sextet has played
in concerts all over the country,
made many television appear
ances and recorded five albums.
The Winter Sextet has advan
ced the State Department cultur
al exchange program to Latin
America, where the sextet pre
sented 160 concerts in 61 cities.
For its successful tour, the late
President John F. Kennedy paid
tribute to them by inviting the
group to perform at the White
House. The sextet accepted, be
coming the first jazz group to
play at the Executive Mansion.
Danielson Says
UNC Not 'Pink'
Dr. Wayne Danielson, dean of
the Journalism School, praised
UNC's journalism students Fri
day night at a Raleigh meeting of
the Eastern North Carolina Press
Association.
He said employers cf his stu
dents "can have confidence that
the next generation of North Caro
lina journalists will be a good
one." Journalism students here,
he asserted, are politically alive,
intellectually advancing and
"have the Tar Heel touch."
Dean Danielson said he some
times gets the impression that
North Carolina feels UNC is "a
giant factory turning out Reds
or at least pinks."
This belief is false, he said, ex
plaining that students reflect the
political life of the state to a
marked degree.
"For five years I have observ
ed the same phenomenon ap
proximately half the students are
liberal and approximately half are
conservative."
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day's Fall Sidewalk Art $how. The exhibit is one of two annual
shows done in Chapel Hill by local artists which always attracts a
crowd of art lovers and just plain curious passers by.
Photo by Jock Lauterer.
Folk Dance Group Formed
Accomplished folk dances, be
ginners and some who enjoy
watching are included among a.
group which meets at 7:30 p.m. '
Mondays in Hillel Center.
The folk dancing sessions spon
sored by Hillel and Graham Me
morial, incorporate both instruc
tion and dancing.
Meetings are under the direc
tion of Jim Kahan, graduate stu
dent, in psychology. Kahan has
taught dance workshops in Ore
gon and California and was the
1962 winner of the Oregon Folk
Dance Federation Scholarship.
"Folk dancing is not square
' dancing," he says, but an activity
which incorporates both educa
tional and social elements.
Dances from Israel, Greece,
Yugoslavia, Russia and Great
Britain are included.
No charge is made for the ses
sions. Kahan has issued an in
vitation to those interested in
either watching or participating
to attend. '
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All delegates and alternates
in the CCUN Thanksgiving
seminar at the United Nations
should attend the second brief
ing session for the trip at 7:30
Monday night in Gerrard.
Dr. George Yu, assistant pro
fessor of political science, will
discuss China. Magnus Gunth
er, political science graduate
student - instructor, will talk
- about South Africa.
Smiley Is Radio Club Speaker
Thomas B. Smiley of Ra
leigh, founder of a radio club
here in 1919, will speak at a
meeting of the UNC Amateur
Radio Club at 7:30 p.m. Mon
day in Caldwell Annex "5T.
Officers elected at the last
meeting of the club are John
Zunes, president; Bob Bets
ford, vice-president; David
Rothman, secretary - treasurer,
and Neilds DeVere and Perry
Wheless, activities managers.
The club has obtained a motor
generator for emergency com
munications during power fail
ures. "
Sigma Theta Tail Initiates Six
The fall initiation of Alpha
Alpha chapter of Sigma Theta
Tau was held Friday at the In
stitute of Pharmacy. Dr. Elcise
Lewis, professor - of nursing,
spoke.
New members include Bet
tina Holder, Vivia Barbee, Stel
la Gilmore, Martha Zinc, Mary
Dodd and Judith UnderkofTler
Initiated were Margaret , Wei
dal, Ruth Stevens, Catherine
Farror, Carolyn Williams, Shir
ley Thompson, and Mary Se
gall. Sigma Theta Tau is the na
tional honor society for nurses.
Need A Job ?
) . The following companies will
recruit on campus next weekj
Monday Union Carbide Corp.
;(also summer), California Pack
ing Sales Co., Philco Corpora
tion, McCormick & Company.
Tuesday Union Carbide Corp.
(also summer), Air Products &
Chemicals, Inc., IBM (also wo
men). . Wednesday Weyerhaeuser Co.,
S. S. Kresge Co., Prentice-Hall,
Inc. Union Carbide Corp. (also
summer). ?
Thursday Allied Chemical
Corp., Kleeb & Bullard, Pure
Oil Co., Southern Bell Tel. &
Tel., American Tel. & Tel.
Friday J. B. Ivey (also wo
men), Wachovia Bank &, Trust
Co. (juniors for summer, work,
also women), FMC-. Corp. , (also
women); U. S. Information
Agency. ' '
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