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THE DAILY TAR HEEL
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Tired Of Writing?
Do you hats to write letters? the Charlotte Observer and
Are you overcome with nau- Charlotte News College Press
sea at the thought of trying to Awards competition, the UNC
keep the folks back home in- paper captured four of five
formed of the goings-on in first places, including "Best
Chapel Hill? ' Newspaper."
There's an easier way. 1 Then came the Southeastern
For just $8 a yearor $4.50 College Newspaper Compti-
a semester we will send your tion where the DTH was ac-
parents or friends The Daily claimed the best college daily
Tar Heel six days every week, newspaper in the Southeast.
And we'll even arrange it so Capping the stack, this past
they pay for it. June the American Newspaper
You can't beat it with a Publishers Association honored
stick. Tar Hel with its
The DTH reports all the "Pacemaker Award," an hon-
campus news from piano re- or extended to the top five
citals to wrestling matches, et college newspapers in the
al country.
Last year The Daily Tar Heel And it only costs $8 a year,
was tapped with the American If you would like to take ad-
Newspaper Guild's "All-American
Honor Rating." Later, in
Please Send
And Then It Was September
... Monday Through Friday Pouring Over Books
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FIAYS KI-FI RECCED
Forgetting Weekday Studies
. . . Favorite Carolina Saturday Pastime.
Wh
ite House Com
ission
Jkided,fiy UKC president
Friday is, one of the 12
members of the Commission
on White House Fellows. Pres-
William C. Friday, presi
dent of the University ; of
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rect the White House fellows went Jonnson appointed mm
program from his office in a on Oct. 3, 1964, the day the
tree-shaded, Georgian - de- President announced the pro
signed building opposite the, gram in a speech to 264 col
university campus. lege-student leaders in the
wnite nouse s iasa xvuum.
Friday keeps in touch with
the commission and the fel
lows with letters, phone calls
and occasional trips to the
capital. He is one of the most
active commissioners, and is
highly praised by the fellows.
He said he did not know
ner, secretary of health, Edu
cation and Welfare.
Gardner, former president
of the Carnegie Corp., sug
gested an internship program
to President Johnson early in
1964. The President liked the
idea, made some refinements
in it and named Gardner one
of the commissioners.
Friday probably worked
closer with this year's fel
lows, the "first calss," be
cause he was chairman of the
commission's executive com
mittee, which proposed poli
cies for the Droeram. As
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