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Everest Movie
Americans On Everest, the
Resource Conservation and
official film of the 1963
American Mount Everest Ex
pedition, is to be presented at
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Prices are reasonable,
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at 9:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m.
The film was made by
Norman G. Dyrenfurth, a film
maker of considerable distinc-
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Sure, the new psychedelic
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Paperback Gallery! Mr. Roger Sauls has
just arrived from Atlanta to take
charge and to make a good paperback
department into a truly great one!
Aside from his managerial talents.
Brother Sauls is also a fine young poet,
and has been invited to hold readings
all over the map.
Tear out the coupon and any time from
10 a.m. to 10 p.m. today you'll be
granted a 10 discount on any purchase
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tion in his field and a faculty
member at UCLA, and the
other members of The Ex
pedition. Dyrenfurth was the
leader of the expedition itself,
which placed three two-man
teams on the summit of the
highest mountain in the world
in May, 1953.
Americans On Everest is
narrated by Orson Wells. The
sequence of scenes follows The
Expedition from Katmandu,
the capital of Nepal, through
the two hundred mile trek to
the base of Everest at the
Tibetan border. From there
the ascent was made to the
summit over the course of
three weeks, but the expedition
was actually on the .mountain
for about three months. The
motion picture about this effort
includes the first moving pic
tures ever made from the
summit of Everest.
Preparation for the ex
pedition lasted for two years
prior to its beginning, and the
entire endeavor cost $200,000,
including climbing equipment,
supplies for sustenance and
care, and scientific in
struments, which were used to
run extensive sociological,
biological, and psychological
tests for various schools and
research projects. It was the
largest and bestequiped moun
taineering expedition in man's
history.
Admission to the showing of
the film at The Wesley Foun
dation is one dollar.
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By CHERRY SAMPSON
Special to The Daily Tar Heel
"Each student should be an
individual within the universi
ty. "He should feel he is follow
ing a course of study different
from that of any other stu
dent." This is a reaction to the
undergraduate program here
by Tjebbe Westendorp, a
Dutch graduate student at the
University.
He describes universities in
Holland as being more similar
to American graduate schools
than undergraduate schools.
Students concentrate in just
one area of study.
"You have a great deal of
talking and lecturing here,' he
said. "It seems that more
tutorials and seminars would
be good. We have much more
independent study."
In Holland there is no degree
which corresponds to the A.B.
Instead a degree much like the
M.A. is granted after a
minimum of six years of
study.
Dutch students, however,
feel no pressure to finish their
work in a specified length of
time, according to Westendorp.
BERMUDAS ARE A
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. . . THE HUB declares
waf on hot weather and
our big weapon is our
tremendous selection of
cool and comfortable
Bermudas . . . Tailored
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designed for the gentleman
who cares about his
appearance . . . available
in a wide assortment of
season's boldest colors
and patterns
And, what better way to top off the ensemble than with a
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"Everyore decides his own
speed." Many students
especially girls, quit at a half
way point after about three
years. Others may stay on for
as many as 12 years.
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which they attend if tw
wish," he explained. "WW 1
scuaeni leeis ne is ready to
take an exam in a nartirniar
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course, he arranges to do so
with his professor. Often this is
at the end of a summer of
study."
Westendorp is impressed by
UNC graduate students
desires to teach and also the
number of opportunities
available in the Tlnivfrsit;oc
Dutch graduates usually return
to teachu in high school
the nost of linivprcitTT f-
the post of universitv Drofessnr
is quite prestigious and hard to
attain. Old professors are
powerful, especially because of
the university's connection
widi Tne government.
Languages are a ppntrai t!h-
of the Dutch educ atioSai
system, vvestenaorp continued.
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take six years of Latin and
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Westendorp has been here
for a year and a half working
for his Ph.D. from Leyden
University in Holland. He is
writing a book about Rnhrt
Penn Warren his view of the
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Westerndorp is helping teach
a course, "Europe and the
American South," in the Ex
perimental College.
He calls the course an at-
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William Faulkner."
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source of
something called American.
All outsiders agree on it. No
matter where thev are from
they have one thing in common
if they know even one
American.
"You seem much freer than
people in Holland," he said.
"You generally do what you
want. It's good to see someone
in the library laughing aloud at
a funny book he's reading.
In Holland sports are mainly
a source of individual pleasure.
Westendorp said that an an-
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their only competitive sports
event But even this is really
"just an occasion to have fan
and to meet people from other
universities. The winners
home-town hosts the other
groups for a day of parties."
WestendorD says he likes the
University and espe
English Vrtment.
University and especially the
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