THE daily tar heel
Saturday, March 26, 1966
Page 6
No Late Hours In Honor Dorm
Vandv Exraerimei it Works
By STEVE LACKEY
DTII Staff Writer
An "Honor Dormitory" for
women students at Vanderbilt
University was established this
academic year, and from all
indications the idea has been
a smashing success.
Rules in the dormitory are
few in number and lenient to
wards all residents.
Heading the list of "missing
rules" is the fact that at Ken
sington House there are no late
hour restrictions. Barbara
Brosby, writing in The Vander
bilt Hustler, has this to say
about the late hours:
"The dominant symbol of an
honor dorm to many people is
its lack of closing hours. Ken
sington residents feel that the
main significance of the clos
ing policy is that it empha
sizes the freedom of the girls
have in all their activities.
"Most of the Kensington girls
say they come in earlier or at
the same time they would if
Book Thief Identified
The book thief whose name
was being traced by Booketer
ia officials Thursday has been
identified and turned over to
the Book Exchange office.
The Book Ex will turn their
file in to Dean of Men William
Long for prosecution.
Any other people who have
lost books should go to the
Booketeria and attempt to find
them on the shelves.
Markle Scholar Selected
Dr. Frank C. Wilson Jr., assistant professor of orthopedic
surgery at the School of Medicine, has been appointed a
Markle Scholar in Academic Medicine.
He is one of 25 young medical scientists in the U. S. and
Canada selected for the honor by the John and Mary R.
Markle Foundation of New York City.
The sum of $30,000 will be paid $6,000 a year for five
years to the medical school at which the Scholars are faculty
members.
The Markle Foundation funds are used to supplement sal
aries, to assist in research or to otherwise help the scholar
develop as a teacher or investigator.
Wilson's major research interests are in the use of anti
biotics for bone and joint infections. He has been successful
with a unique orthopedic procedure known as knee arthroplasty,
in which a patient's diseased knee joints are complete removed
and replaced with artificial metal knee joints.
The Marke Foundation now has selected 11 medical faculty
members at UNC as Scholars. Its grants have been made an
nually since 1948 "to relieve the faculty shortage in medical
schools by giving support to young teachers and investigators
early in their careers."
Campus
TODAY
.Combo Party from 8-12 p.m.
featuring "The Wanderers
Combo" in the Red Lantern
Room of Scott Residence
College.
Graduates or Undergraduates
interested in directing a one
act play for Graham Me
morial please contact An
nette Randall at 968-9173 or
933-1157.
The American Association of
, University Women is hold
ing a book sale from 8 a.m.
to 8 p.m. at the University
Mehtodist Church, East and
West Parlors. Used books of
all descriptions will be on
sale, prices from 5c and 10c.
Catholic students are urged to
attend as many of the Mich
ael Novak discussions as
possible. This afternoon from
2-4 p.m. there will be dis
cussion and coffee at the
Wesley Foundation. "This is
an exciting, provocative
speaker whose subject mat
ter is of greatest pertinence
to all students.
Election of Westminster Fel
lowship Council Officers will
run through 1 p.m., Sunday,
March 27. Vote in the Cam
pus Ministry Office at the
Presbyterian Student Cen
ter. Interviews will be held for
chairmanships of commit
tees on the Graham Memor
ial Activities Board on
March 28 - April 1. Sign up
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living at the Quad. (Branscomb
Quadrangle, the major wom
en's living area).
"They say that often they
and their dates don't feel as
obligated to stay out to clos
ing hours every night."
Another Hustler writer, Judy
Carmack, stated that the pres
sure of staying out earlier or
later than they wish is now
gone. She wrote, "Most coeds
feel that they actually come
in earlier than they did be
fore." The criterion for selection of
the residents are rigid. A re
lease by the Office of the Dean
of Women states that "only
those juniors and seniors who
are committed to the highest
personal standards and to max
imum scholastic achievement
are eligible to live in the Hon
or Dormitory."
At present, there are 22 jun
ior and 18 seniors who have
met the requirements and been
invited to live at Kensington.
Miss Crosby, in writing of
the advantages offered by life
in Kensington, placed "infor
mality" at the head of the list.
"Girls like being able to go
into the lobby wearing slacks.
They enjoy being able to go
downstairs and watch TV with
the other girls and their dates.
"Informality is symbolic of
a home atmosphere to the
girls. Talk to a girl about her
college dorm, and you will of
ten discover how possessive
she feels about her room. She
Calendar
Tickets for the Ford Caravan
of Music, starring Roger
Miller are on sale now at
GM all day and at Chase
Cafeteria from 5-7 p.m. They
cost $1 for students and $1.50
for general public.
Vandervoort's of St. Louis,
Missouri are looking for
girls who would be inter
ested in spending the sum
mer working for them and
gaining training in fashion,
sales, merchandising, and
modeling. If you are inter
ested, please contact the
Placement Office in Gardner
Hall.
SUNDAY
To all Lambda Chi Alumni:
Organizational meeting of
area Alumni Association at
the House on Sunday at 4
p.m. For more information
contact Neil Baker at 968
9094. The Carolina Political Union
will meet in the Grail Room
at 7 p.m. instead of 8 p.m.
Members must be present at
7 p.m. if they are to vote
o ninterviewers.
Hillel Sunday Supper Social at
5:30 p.m. Call 942-4057 for
reservations between 3 and
5 p.m. Sunday afternoon.
Graduate Christian Fellowshin
meets at 8 p.m. Roland Par
ker III.
The Mozart "Requiem" will
be performed by choir, so
loists, and orchestra at the
Chapel of the Cross at 8
p.m. Everyone is invited.
wants it to be her home.
"Her room often becomes
her means of fighting the im
personality of college life. Ken
sington residents feel that their
entire dorm is a means of de
stroying this impersonality."
The community spirit
abounds at Kensington each
girls seems to feel that she is
responsible not only for herself
but for her friends who also
live in the dorm.
Dean of Women Nora Chaf
fin said the girls have taken
the responsibility that was pre
viously held by floor counselors
and house mothers. She said
the girls "like the fact that
they are running the dorm
themselves. The coeds have
taken the initiative."
The few rules that do exist
are for the benefit and protec
tion of the residents.
Each girl has her own key
to the dorm. This is not to keep
people in, but to keep people
out, according to Dean Chaffin.
Guests must leave the dorm
by 12 each night, for the con-
School Accepts
70 Out Of 600
The 70 students who will en
ter the School of Medicine next
fall were selected from more
than 600 applications.
In his annual report to the
UNC Medical Alumni Associa
tion here. Dean Isaac M. Tay
lor said that competition for
admission to the medical school
increases as the babies born
during the post-World War II
boom reach medical school
age.
He said that plans are being
made to increase the number
of new students entering med
icine here from 70 to 75 in the
fall of 1967.
The UNC medical school now
has 279 students, one under a
full complement of 280 and
probably the largest student
body in its history-
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venience of other residents
Men guests may be entertain
ed only in the public lounge
areas.
No alocholic beverages are
allowed in the dorm.
Juanita Goodman, a graduate
of Duke, summed up the feel
ings about the Honor Dormi
tory when she said, "From the
beginning I felt that an hon
or dormitory was a good idea,
and so far, nothing has destroy
ed this imDression."
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2. Any organization with a
"discriminatory clause" in its
by-laws or constitution should
not be eligible for Student
Government funds.
Dickson told the DTH that
two Negro students, whom he
refused to name, had told him
they would protest to the Of
fice of Education in Washing
ton if fraternities and sorori
ties practicing discrimination
were permitted to receive Stu
dent Government funds.
Dickson said he based his
decision refusing Student Gov
ernment funds to organizations
practicing discrimination on the
following statement from the
U. S. Office of Education.
United States Commissioner
of Education' Francis Keppel
wrote on June 17, 1965:
. . It is apparent that an
institution which maintains
a fraternity system as a part
of its activities and overall
program is responsible under
the Civil Rights Act require
ments for assuring that dis
crimination is not practiced by
the fraternities in the sys
tem." It has been suggested that
Congress later overruled this
action. Dickson said he is in
vestigating this now.
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