Wednesday, October 6, 1965
THE DAILY.TAR HEEL
i lie Noisiest Tar Heels Of Them All
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In the old days, they de
pended entirely on mega
phones and the power of their
vocal chords. Sow they use
microphones and stereo" amp
lifiers. Tint the purpose is still the
same to let the eleven men
on the Tar Heel team know
that they have eleven thou
sand fans in 'the stands pull
ing for them all the way.
What would a football Sat
urday in Kenan Stadium be
without the team spirit and
jovial atmosphere of the Car
olina cheerleading squad?
Those attending the game,
who know nothing about foot
ball, only have to watch the
soaring megaphones and
frisky skirts at the edge of the
field to know when to yell and
when to moan.
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Don't jump to any quick conclusions! Capitol Records has thoughtfully
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Is Our Society Going To Pot? and Are You Ready To Hear
ART BUCHWALD
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ART BUCHWALD?
Pictured here is the first and only record
made by nationally-syndicated columnist Art
Buchwald. You may or may not know of this
fellow. No matter. Buchwald is either:
a) "The most comic American since Mark
Twain"
b) "Nothing more than a writer of
unadulterated rot"
Now with that in mind, you can see why we're afraid this album could fall into the wrong
hands. To prevent that possibility, we've designed the little quiz you are about to take.
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"YOU CAH'T AFFORD TO
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TRUE FALSE
1) The Russians scramble every third word of Mr. Buchwald's column
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2) The Louvre can be run in under six minutes.
3) Arthritis is unavailable in Palm Beach, Florida.
4) The best reason for contributing to charity is getting your picture
taken.
5) There is a drastic shortage of Communists in the U.S.
6) Every American city should have a resident Communist.
7) J. Edgar Hoover is a fictional character appearing in the Reader's
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8) The majority of college men believe in chastity.
9) College girls don't respect boys who "give in."
10) A Harvard boy wouldn't think of "going all the way" with a girl;
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fot those who qualify only . . .
SEX AI1D THE COLLEGE BOY
by ART BUCHWALD
THE RECORD BAR
(Across from the Post Office on Henderson Street)
DURHAM GAINESVILLE, FLA. DURHAM
(Wellons Village) (Uptown)
Liberal Arts. Major:
Announcing the Prof eSSiOOal
QualufBcattnoo Test
for outstanding career appointments to
Natoooal Security Agency
Registration Deadline: Wednesday, October 13
If you expect to receive a liberal arts degree before September 1966, don't miss
this opportunity to qualify for a rewarding career with the National Security
Agency. All liberal arts applicants must take the Professional Qualification Test
(PQT) as a prerequisite to NSA interviews for employment.
THE DEADLINE FOR TEST REGISTRATION IS WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13 . . .
THE TEST ITSELF WILL BE GIVEN ON CAMPUS ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23.
Challenging Career Program Areas
A unique agency functioning within the Department of Defense, NSA has
a critical need for imaginative people. You can make immediate use of your
college-acquired capabilities without first accumulating years of "experience."
Your specific academic major is of secondary consequence as long as you relish
and meet the challenge of extremely complex research problems that frequently
will take you beyond the known and accepted boundaries of knowledge.
You will work on programs of national importance, in such areas as:
Cryptography . . . the making of codes and ciphers
Analytic research
Language research
Data systems design and programming
Administrative management (finance and accounting, personnel, training, engi
neering administration)
The PQT Bulletin at your Placement Office outlines these areas further.
Advancement, Training and Educational Opportunities
NSA promotes from within and emphasizes orderly career development, awarding
substantial salary increases as you assume greater responsibility. The environment
is academic, and NSA stimulates professional and intellectual growth in many
ways, including intensive formal and on-the-job training in new d.scip' nes and
methodology. Advanced study at any of seven area universities ss partially or
wholly reimbursed through NSA Fellowships and other assistance programs.
Attractive Location and Other Advantages
Located between Washington and Baltimore, NSA is also near the Chesapeake
Bay, ocean beaches, ski resorts and other popular summer and winter receation
areas. The location permits your choice of city, suburban or country Uing.
Policies relating to vacations, insurance and retirement a-e fair and I beraf-you
enjoy the benefits of Federal employment without the necessity of Cim! Service
certification.
Where to go.What to do
First, pick up a PQT Bulletin at your Place
ment Office, the sooner the better. It
contains a brief registration form which
must be received in Princeton, N J. by
October 13. You will then be mailed a
ticket admitting you to the Test on
October 23.
Taking and passing the Professional
Qualification Test in no way commits or
obligates you to anything. But we urge
you even if you are not fully certain of
your career interests to investigate NSA
opportunit-es new. The Test will be fol
lowed by on-campus interviews with
representatives.
P.esie note: You must be a U. S. citien,
subject to a character and loyalty check.
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