Tuesday, December 14, 1965
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at the DTH offices in GM by
2 p.m. the day before the de
sired publication date (by 10
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DTH). Lost and Found notices
will be run on Tuesday and
Saturdays only.
TODAY
The WRC will meet at 6:45
p.m. in the Grail Room
Tuesday.
The Department of Anthropol
ogy and Anthropology Club
will sponsor a speech by
Dr William Crocker of the
Bureau of American Ethn
ology at 8:30 p.m. in the
Alumni Lounge. Tne speech
will be "A Messianic Move
ment among the Canela of
Brazil." Slides will be
shown, and the public is in
vited. The student Committee on
Honors meets at 4 p.m. in
G.M. Professor J. P. Dal
zell will speak to the Inter
national Law Society at 1
p.m. upstairs in Lenoir Hall.
His topic will be "The
Hague Academy of Interna
tional Law." Law students,
graduate students, and in
terested undergraduates are
invited.
The UXC Debate Team meets
tonight in Bingham Annex at
6:30 p.m. Both varsity and
novice debaters are expect
ed. State Student Legislature
meeting of the Highway Bill
Committee at 4:30 p.m. in
Roland Parker I.
The Elisha Mitchell Scientific
Society will hold its 604th
meeting in Room 05 Mitch
ell at 7:30 p.m. The topic,
-Does High Blood Choles
tral Matter?", will be pre
sented by Dr. John B. Gra
ham of the Department of
Pathology at the UXC School
of Medicine. Dr. Graham
has specialized in blood dis
eases and disorders and
has been interested in genet
ic factors which may influ
ence blood composition and
its physiology.
Folk Dancing at 7:30 p.m. at
the Presbyterian Student
Center.
Important SPU meeting at
12:30 a.m. upstairs in Le
noir Hall.
Due to extensive interest in
the positions of Men and
Women's Coordinators, in
terviews have been extend
ed to include the following
dates: Dec. 14. 15. Call Stu
dent Government and sign
up for interviews which will
be held from 3-4:30 p.m.
All people who have not seen
their Vack proofs please do
so immediately.
Jerry Elliot will speak at the
Young Democratic Club
seminar at 5:30 p.m. in
Chase Cafeteria.
WEDNESDAY
The student Physical Therapy
Club will hold' its Christmas
Party in the parlor of Nurs
es Dorm 4:30 p m.
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By MARY JO HESTER
Special to the DTH
Forty - seven major execu
tives from North Carolina and
neighboring states will once
again don the role of students
on the UNC campus on Thurs
day as they participate in the
13th annual Executive Pro
gram of the School of Busi
ness Administration.
This week's visit will mark
the fifth of the alternate week
ends in the Program, which
includes two weeks of full
time residence and eight alter
nate weekends. The Program
runs from October through
March of each year.
During the period between
1943 and 1958 many universi
ties in the United States and
Canada began to offer man
agement courses for men al
ready occupying management
positions. Today there are ap
proximately 40 advanced man
agement programs within the
United States.
The University of North Ca
rolina established its first Ex
ecutive Program in 1953 with
Dr. Willard J. Graham as in
itiator and director.
Before coming to North Ca
rolina, Dr. Graham directed
a successful program for 10
years at the University of Chi
cago. "I would certainly put this
(program) in the top five Ex
ecutive Programs in the coun
try, for several reasons," di
rector Graham said in a re-
ftml In
eimope
Summer '66
ON THE EIGHTH ANNUAL
COLLEGE STUDENT TOUR
Cboost from SEVEN unique tours to Germany, Spain,
France, Scandinavia, Greek Islands, Istanbul, Central Europe
Q Small, congenial groups led by young knowl
edgeable directors, independent leisure time
Fun places on every tour . . . night spots,
theatres, beach parties, water-skiing, picnics
Native guides for visits to key cultural and
historic points
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cent interview.
"We get substantially more
homework, individual work,
than most other Programs be
cause of the spaced schedule."
The men study at home be
tween sessions, in small dis
cussion groups, and in class
meetings. This affords them
"more total exposure to ev
er assignment, case, and pro
blem than most other pro
grams," Dr. Graham said.
"Per class hour, this sort of
operation has a greater, more
lasting impact on the stu
dent," he said.
Another reason why UNC's
Executive Program is among
the top, Dr. Graham stressed,
is that "we have close to the
best faculty of any program
with which I am acquainted,
and I'm acquainted with quite
a few. We really have a tough
bunch of faculty members in
the Program."
Other features which make
Carolina's Program unique in
clude the long - range plan
and the Management Develop
ment, INC. (MDI). Upon aj
plication to the Program, eacfi
executive must develop and
submit a written long-ranged
plan for his company. Many
have followed the plan through
to its maturity.
MDI is a stock corporation
chartered bv the alumni of
the Program to expand this
contributions of the Program
throughout the state.
MDI, by invitation, enters a
community to conduct an In
stitute taught by alumni of the
Executive Program. The
alumni receive no pay but are
awarded shares of MDI. Ap
proximately 500 businessmen
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have studied in this Institute.
Although most of the execu
tive students are from North
Carolina, a considerable num- ;
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Dr. Graham said that men as
far away as New York City,
Pittsburg, and Decatur, Ala.
have attended the sessions.
During the first year of the
Program a man from Mur
phy, N. C. drove a total of
9,100 miles to attend the 13
separate meetings.
"Rarely do we have any
one here who doesn't want de
finitely to do the work," said
Dr. Graham. "No man has
ever dropped out of the Pro
gram voluntarily."
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