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Pae 4 TEE TAR HEEL Thursday, August 12, 1965 Coed Handed Indefinite Probation A coed was handed indefi nite probation and a two-week campusment in a Women's Council trial last week. The woman was charged with lying to her housemoth er, failure to report change in destination to dormitory of ficials and falsification of cam pusment. She pleaded guilty to the first two charges and indefi nite to the third. She was found guilty on the first two and not guilty on the third. COMBO PARTY The Jammers will play at 8 p.m. tomorrow at a combo party in Graham Memorial, Music will be in the Rendez vous Room. Outside Pressure Cited (Oontixaed from Page 1) accreditation. He read letters written to him from the heads of these oganizations. A number of these oganiza tions said that loss of accredi tation would automatically cut off funds, while some said that this action "would raise seri ous questions." Others replied that their grants were based on criteria other than accredi tation. The Carnegie Foundation said that while accreditation was not a direct factor in the 0 Chapel Hill's Finest SHOE SALON BACK TO SCHOOL DOLLAR DAYS the hottest BACK-TO-SCHOOL fashion going .... CORDOVAN-COLOR the one that will be big on the campus this fall ill 'i Jlj Mwmi$ :tlll f l( J J . pifsii$5 m Ift litis? wsm 1 1 i: jf "'3 Vj:,B i - . ' . . -v- ,!Si-'T,WipS!:-S La Cm regularly 8.00 PER PAIR 2 PAIRS FOR 12.00 Widths AAAA to B's Sizes z to 10 Deep, Rich Cordovan Only J. B. ROBBINS, CHAPEL HILL, N. C. ; ESCAPADES Please send..... pair(s) of Cordovan Loafers to: Name .,, Street ; ; City Sires '.Y.Y.'. V .-. .......... . Add N. C. Sales Tax and 40c Handling distribution of grants, it had been a number of years since the organization had given funds to a non - accredited institution. The Foundation stated flatly that it favors re peal of the speaker ban law. Organizations which wrote to Boozer included the Depart ment of Health, Education and Welfare, the National Aero nautics and Space Agency, the National Science Foundation, the Department of State, the Department of Defense, the Department of Agriculture and the Peace Corps. A spokesman for a branch of the Department of Health, Education and Welfare wrote: "It would be unlikely that this office would select an un accredited institution for train ing grants." The Department of State also wrote that it deals only with accredited institutions. The Department of Defense informed Boozer that accredi tation is mandatory for some programs and would "create problems" on others. One of the major areas which would be affected by a loss of accrediation would be tuition assistance under the National Defense Education Act. During the past year 840 students on this campus re ceived $541,815 in tuition sup plements. During the next two years this is estimated to total $1,083,000. Most of this aid would be threatened by a loss of accreditation. However, Boozer, pointed out that many agencies mak ing grants base these on the qualifications of the faculty, and that if an institution lost its accreditation, it would also lose its top faculty members. Asked to give an example of this, Boozer mentioned that a large number of top faculty and administration members left the University of Missis sippi when it was placed on probation recently. Some 150 spectators watched the commission proceedings along with a state-wide tele vision audience. Sessions were held in the auditorium of the Legislative Building in Ra leigh. Hearings were to continue today with officials of Ameri can Association of University Professors to speak this morn ing and the American Legion to present its case this after noon. No dates were announced yesterday for the commis sion's next public hearing. Britt has implied that it will be in early September. ANNUAL REPORTS The North Carolina Heart Association and all other af filiates of the American Heart Association subscribe to the National Health Council's uni form accounting and reporting procedures. For single copies of the current annual reports of the State and national heart groups, write HEART, Chapel Hill. 3 LZLIU HOME COOKlNGl'Ui midtowa CHAPEL HILL tibce 1922 V 75c STUDENT SPECIALS DAILY
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