Thursday, March 31, 1966
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
Page 3
iberal Poli
By ALAN BANOV
Special to the DTII
(Ed. note: In the first part
of this four - part series on
visitation rules, this member
f the Honor System Commis
sion describes the rules at
? Carolina, comparing them with
pother schools. Here he con
(. Unties his study of "parietal"
privileges on other campas-
" Student movements for lib-
eralizing vistation rules are
'spreading all over the coun
try. r Duke students, who do mora
, than cheer basketball teams,
recently persuaded their ad-
ministration to reform their
.visitation privileges.
' After conducting three suc
, cessful open house experiments
; this year, the Men's Student
-Government Association effect
: ed two major innovations to
- .previous "open - open " house
regulations:
Living groups may hold
open houses on any weekend,
subject to their discretion and
4 preference.
' 2. The stipulation requiring
the presence of chaperones has
jnbeen eliminated from open
rehouse policy (due to the in
convenience both to sudents
, ...and adults in obtaining chap-
, - erones). (from the Duke Chro-
;;nicle)
"J Previous rules allowed open
t houses from 2 to 5 p.m. Sat
''tsrday, but doors were to be
tiieft open, and the open house
: .registered with the dean.
' MORE FREEDOM
rA
-Hi Duke's dean asserted, "The
.. responsible way in which the
(inen's living groups have plan
ned these Saturday afternoons
" leads us to believe that more
freedom can now be given to
the Host Committees of the
-'residences and to representa
lives of the IFC, Association of
Independent Houses, and
Freshman house for the super
vision of these events."
""'Dartmouth, in New Hamp
shire, where all students seem
3 to do is ski and drink, has had
J perhaps the most liberal rules
studied.
pc In dormitories 68 hours of
visitation are permitteed each
,week, divided thusly: 10 a.m.
to 7 p.m. from Sunday through
Friday and 10 a.m. to 12 mid-
ale auuncu m innua ui uw-
etals" each week, from' 10 aan.
to 11 p-m. from Sunday
through Friday and 10 a.m. to
1 a.m. on Saturday.
There are no liquor regula
tions or "open door" policies.
The University of Pennsyl
Vanis, another Ivy League
school, allows dormitories 29
hours of visitation: from 11
ra.m. to 9 p.m. on Fridays, 11
e.m. to 11 p.m. on Saturdays,
and 11 aim. to 6 p.m. on Sun
days. FRATERNITY HOURS
Fraternities mav have wom
en visit the men's rooms from
12 noon to 7 p.m. from Sunday
through Thursday, from 12
non to 8p.m. on Friday, and
from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. on
Saturdays, for a total of 52
hours.
Harvard allows women visi-
tors in men's dormitory rooms
on Monday through Thursday
from 4 to 8 p.m. On weekends
hours are 12 to 12 on Fridays
and Saturdays, and 12 to 8 p.m.
on Sundays.
: A woman entering men's
houses must sign a "parietal
book" in the lobbies, indicat-
ing her name, her school, her
DAILY CROSSWORD
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5. Black
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Campus Visitation Rules
icy
date's name, the time checked
in and time checked out. The
occasional violations of these
rules generally result in expul
sion, according to a student
there. But the rules are so lib
eral that no student wants to
jeopardize removal of such
privileges or has any need to
violate them.
At Radcliffe, the women's
counterpart of Harvard, wom
en may entertain male guests
in their rooms up to 25 hours
per week, which are determin
ed by each house and must
range etween 12 noon and 10
p.m.
OPEN DOORS
Columbia University's tall
Carman Hall is similar in some
Drs. Marvin Silver And Eugen Merzbacher
Physicists Meeting In Area
Chapel Hill and Durham are
bulging with physicists this
week attending one of the
biggest meetings ever held in
the Research Triangle area.
Over 1,800 members of t h e
American Physical Society are
Duke' University and the Uni
versity here for the annual
meeting now being held at
Duke in co - operation with
UNC and the Army Research
Office.
Almost 700 scientific papers
will be delivered by physicists
from Los Angeles to Boston,
specializing in high - polymer,
solid state and chemical phy
sics. This meeting was held once
before in Durham - Chapel
Hill in 1953.
"We asked to bring it here
again," said Dr. Eugen Merz
bacher, chairman of the UNC
physics department and one
of the members of the or
ganizing committee for the
meeting, "because the last
meeting did the Triangle area
so much good.
"At the many meetings the
society has, North Carolina is
m0re frequently mentioned
ncrw as a place of scientific
and industrial competence," he
said.
The meeting began on Mon-
day and will continue through
Thursday with conference, ato-
mic - age "bull sessions" and
even a special program for
the wives.
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and others
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dormitories: Suites containing
two rooms open onto indoor
halls. The suite doors are self
locking, so matchbooks, "Fan
ny Hill," or other obstructions
are required to keep them
ajar, although men may lock
their individual rooms' doors.
Rules there are similar to
Harvard's.
At Douglass, New Jersey's
state women's college, relativ
es are allowed in girls rooms
from 2 to 5 every Sunday after
noon. Girls may take a vote
several times a year to deter
mine which weekends they
want "open - open - house."
This is on a Saturday after
noon, when men are allowed
in the rooms from 2 to 5 p.m.
Tuesday night there was al
so a banquet which featured
Harry Golden, author of Only
In America, as speaker.
With these physicists scat
tered throughout Durham,
Chapel Hill and even Raleigh,
one of the biggest obstacles to
a smoothly run meeting is
transportation. This problem
went to Sherwood Githens, an
exphysicist i nthe School of
Education at Duke.
"He has organized the equi
valent of a Washington, D. C.
Transit Bureau," said Dr.
Merzbacher, "and with his
schedule anyone should be able
to find any meeting at any
time."
Dr. Githens was a little less
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have more liberal rules than
UN'C's. At Goucher College, a.
girls' school outside Baltimore,
women's rooms are "m
bounds" for men to visit on
Sundays from 2 to 5 p.m. Hol
lins College in Virginia allows
men to visit women's rooms
during two formal weekends
each year, but they must keep
the doors open and their feet
on the floor.
Students at the University of
Virginia have recently pro
posed new rules to allow fe
male guests to be entertained
in students' rooms at certain
times and under certain regu
lations. Their proposals will be
discussed in the next part of
this four - part series.
excited about his schedule. "I
just hope it , works" he said.
Besides an intricate bus ser
vice, there are several UNC
graduate students who are op
erating a taxi service between
Duke and UNC.
Chairman of the , meeting
cdminittee' is' HenH "AV Fair1:
bank "of Duke." Other commit
tee members are Dr. Mere
bacher. Dr. Githens, Marvin
Silver of UNC and the Army
Research office, Horst Meyer
of Duke, Robert Lontz of Duke
and the Army Research Of
fice, and Lawrence Slifkin of
UNC.
Nine papers will be present
ed by UNC physicists.
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