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Wayne Hurder, Editor
Bill Staton, Business Manager
Students Should Not
Protest At Wallace Talk
Everywhere that George Wallace
has gone he has been met by
students protesting him and what
he stands for. Some students
protested by loud heckling, others
by over-cheering, others by silence.
George Wallace will be in
Durham on Thursday to practice
his demagoguery. As much as we
despise him, we discourage students
from going to the rally and
heckling, or other wise protesting
him. ,
Rather, we think students
should do what the Southern
Student Organizing Committee is
going to do at the rally: try to talk
to the people that are supporting
him.
Heckling can only play into
George Wallace's hands, as has been
shown at rallies elsewhere across
the country.
Heckling is bad as it is taken by
the Wallace people as a sign of
contempt for them, which can only
widen the gap between students
and workers, and can only lead to
more trouble in the future.
What "needs to be done is to
lessen that gap, to make the
workers, the Wallace supporters,
realize that there is much common
ground, between students and
workers.
As odd as that might sound, it is
true. There- is - common ground.
BotV the Wallace people arid
students who cannot support
Humphrey or Nixon are united' by
their alienation from the American
political system. Both groups feel
the two parties are not responsive
to their needs.
In addition, both are on
common ground in their distrust
for the increasingly technological
society we are in: students because
SL 's Road Show Will Be
Entertaining, Enlightening
Student Legislature's traveling
road show starts making the circuit
Want Aetion
On Sandwiches?
Picket, Boycott
Choking over that last
sandwich you ate at a Book
Ex run smack bar on campus?
Worried that the sandwich
issue will be railroaded into
some committee from whenc
it will never emerge?
Two lower quad legislators,
Rafael Perez and Gene
Ramsey, are taking steps to
insure that the sandwich
problem is not forgotten, to
see to it that you don't have
to choke over anymore
sandwiches.
The two are organizing
picketing of the circus room
to let the management know
that the sandwiches they serve
are not appreciated. In
addition, they are asking the
students to boycott the
sandwiches.
In addition, all students
should boycott the sandwiches
and try to get all their friends
who might continue to eat the
sandwiches to , join in the
boycott.
If students will take these
two steps, they should be able,
to keep the Book Ex and
Food Service aware of the
problem and force them to
improve the sandwiches, or get
another brand.
Dale Gibson, Managing Editor
Rebel Good, News Editor
Joe Sanders, Features Editor
Owen Davis. Sports Editor
Scott GoodfeUew, Associate Editor
Kermit Buckner, Jr, Advertising Manager
they feel they will become mere
tools of the computer and a society
that pays homage to them and
workers because they realize the
automation means less jobs for
them.
As for the problem of whether
the average Wallace supporter can
be reached, the answer is a probable
yes, if the student will try hard to
and if he will meet the worker on
common ground, not in a
servant-master relationship.
The work that students did with
the Cone Mill workers two years
ago is proof of what can be done if
students will try.
There, after several months of
aiding workers in establishing a
union, the students noticed many
changes in attitudes of the workers
towards students and blacks. In
some instances former Ku Klux
Klansmen willingly joined unions
that were desegregated and in one
instance, in a local that had a
considerable number of Klansmen
in it, a black man was elected an
official of the union.
An attempt to convert Wallace
supporters is not futile and even if a
supporter does not change his vote,
his attitudes will at least been
shaken some.
However, should widespread
heckling take place it would only
serve to strengthen the attitudes of
.the : supporters and liurt those
alienated students who are seeking
.a change in A jnerican society. . ; ,
When Wallace comes to Durham
Thursday students need to forget
their hatred for his demagoguery,
and should concentrate, not on
showing their feelings toward
Wallace, but in showing to his
supporters, the students' desire to
build a better American society
with the workers' help.
tomorrow as it hits Morrison
Residence College for an evening of
entertainment and enlightenment
for dorm residents.
With some luck it may turn out
to be an evening of enlightenment
for student legislators.
Legislators are accustomed to
meeting in the Di-Phi Senate with
no spectators and so were able to
conduct their fights over
parliamentary procedures, minor
clauses in minor bills, and otherwise
carry-on, without getting any
feedback from persons who were
not in the group.
Now legislators will be under the
scrutiny of students who are more
interested in having legislature
accomplish things that will benefit
them than having legislators prove
their knowledge of Roberts Rules
of Order or fight party battles in
the chambers.
Students who come to see
legislature, not only will get some
laughs, but will have the chance to
see some of the good points about
legislature and learn how they can
be most effective in working within
the system by using their
representatives.
The change, first proposed by
Lacy Reaves last year, and now
being implemented by student
body vice-president Charlie Mercer,
represents the first real attempt by
legislature in the last three years to
improve themselves.
The attempt by legislature to
improve themselves is
commendable. We only hope that
student legislators, when
confronted by students laughing at
their parliamentary antics, will
learn that students expect more
positive action out of them and less
concern for irrelevant matters.
THE DAILY
Kurt Chambers
Carolina Gentleunam Stalks Prey
Just what is the Carolina look? We
must first establish the fact that this look
connotes a student in North Carolina. In
limiting this we will deal strictly with the
University of North Carolina at Chapel
Hill. Next we will establish the premise
. . that marvelous little
container which carries his
most powerful weapon, liq
uor.' that it does not necessarily denote
gender, but rather encompasses both and
is interrelated. In order to get the most
specific of details and concise overall'
picture, we will further restrict our
efforts to that most grandiose of
occasions, that day we all anxiously
await, the big football game (game is used
here according to Webster's Seventh in its
fullest and broadest meaning, i.e. a
situation involving opposing interests
given specific information and allowed a
choice of moves with the object of
maximizing their wins and minimizing
their loses, and or an animal under
pursuit or taken in hunting). In this case
the animal or the opposition is the female
counterpart.
With these basic facts established, we
will now concentrate our efforts on the
male complement. This creature is
approximately five feet eleven and
one-half inches in height; his weight is
close to one hundred and seventy pounds.
He would not be classified as the athletic
type, nor would he be classified as the
pansy. He lies somewhere in between. He
keeps his nails beautifully manicured, but
he would not turn down a rip roaring
game of touch football. The color of his
hair is jet black, not greasy but very
shiny. His hair is thick and hangs smartly
above his eyebrows. The sides are
trimmed up very high and he is extremely
proud of his long low sideburns which
drop all the way down to the middle of
the ear.
The most obvious characteristic of this
"look" is the apparel. Since it is the "big
day", Mr. Carolina must use all of his
artistic faculties in deciding upon the suit
he will wear on the hunt and to the game.
If the game he is stalking is of exceptional
quality and virtue then he will pick his
very best pin striped three piece
suit Usually along the navy blue line.
This allows him to wear his seven dollar,
light blue, perma-press, Gant shirt and his
Letters To The Editor
Editor,
Two weeks ago, we sent a letter to the
Daily Tar Heel regarding the poor quality
of the U.N.C. sandwiches. Since then,
many articles have been written and
much discussion has occurred but no
action has been taken.
The Morehead Action Group has
decided that something needs to be done
and is, therefore, planning a boycott of
the Circus Room today. We invite all
students of the University to come and
participate in the picketing.
The reason for our initiation of such a
boycott is that we sincerely feel that a
change needs to be made and will only
come through a united student protest.
Mr. Shetley has had ample time to make
amends in the present situation and has,
we feel, stalled long enough probably
hoping that "this, too, will pass."
If you are interested in improving the
quality of the sandwiches sold at the
snack bars on campus, we need your
support. Please come to the Circus Room
today and make your feelings known.
Sincerely,
Bill Wisdom
Morehead Action Group
Purse Strings Short
In Student Govt.
Editor:
Since when did students start getting
paid for "doing their own thing"? That is
exactly what Student Legislature
officially sanctioned Thursday night
wnen it passed a bill that authorizes over
150.00 dollars direct payment to three
students who accepted the responsibility
for compiling a new Course and Teacher
Evaluation booklet.
The rationale used was that "it takes a
L0! f Jim,f ' Wel1' 50 d0 a lot of other
Student Government and non-Student
Government positions. Using the same
rationale, why not pay the chairmen of
all SG committees a flat fee for their
services to the campus. Legislature could
start with the Carolina Talent Search the
Fine Arts Festival, or the International
Student Center. From there it can vote an
TAR HEEL
dark blue tie with his country club
insignia. Since he is wearing blue he must
match his socks so he chooses dark blue
all-cotton socks. The topping to this
wonderful guy is his highly polished new
tassle loafers. If he really wishes to go all
out he can wear his alligator grained
tassles to match his fifteen dollar alligator
belt. The key word here is "match". Of
course we must not forget his umbrella.
He will carry that even if it is ninety
degrees out and it is in the midst of the
worse drought in history. He just must
have that neatly rolled umbrella.
Naturally his clothes are most
impressive. However, even these are
subordinated to that marvelous little
container which carries his most powerful
weapon. This one little item is truly a
masterpiece. Not only is it beautifully
constructed, but its assuasive potency is
fantastic. It can pacify even the most
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appropriation to SSOC, the Ad hoc
committee on Women's Security, or to
leaders of Experimental College and
Action Government groups.
Would Legislature be so generous if
any or all of these groups, using the "it
takes a lot of time" argument, submitted
bills next week for similar amounts of
money. Realistically speaking, it would
not and could not. Why then line the
pockets of the coordinators of one group
and not all the others?
The only fair and just thing Legislature
can do now is to admit it made a mistake,
pass a resolution asking the three students
involved to refuse to take money for their
services, and then draw up a set of clear
guidelines that outline how and when
students merit payment for student
government work. Otherwise the
credibility gap between Student
Government and the student body will
widen at least one more notch.
Sincerely,
Roger Thompson
733 James
Dooley Receives
Unfair Commentary
Editor:
In reading the Daily Tar Heel's
accounts of the UNC-Florida game, I
resented what I considered an inaccurate
and unfair statement in Art Chansky's
front-page story. According to Chansky's
second paragraph, up until yesterday the
Tar Heels had shown "virtually no
progress since (Dooley's) arrival."
I admit that I don't understand the
technicalities of football as a sportswriter
does, but I don't see how anyone can
deny that the Tar Heels' playing against
South Carolina and Maryland this season,
whether they won or not, was by far
superior to pre-Dooley days. The only
thing that hasn't changed, unfortunately,
is the public attitude toward the Loser of
the Day. "
Surely no one would accuse Wake
Forest, for instance, of poor playing on
Saturday simply because Purdue managed
at the last moment to save face in
winning by one point Why, then, should
fierce and obstinate game. If handled
properly, it is a guaranteed killing.
Superficially made of stainless steel and,
elegantly chrome plated, it has a snug
fitting leather sheath and is formed to fit
any hip.
fi. . . to the arboretum. Arm
ed icith blanket and good
lines, he quickly tackles his
prey head on,9
Not only do the contents greatly
simplify the hunt, they also give Mr.
Carolina the courage to yell his head off
for his team when they are winning and
also cuss them equally vehemently if they
are losing. The key word here is alcohoL
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we condemn the Tar Heels' past
performances this season solely on the
basis of the final scores?
Congratulations to Coach Dooley and
the Heels on a good season, and let's give
them all-out support in true Carolina
fashion.
Yours sincerely,
Mrs. Leonid Mihalap
600-D Hibbard Drive
Chapel Hill
Chancellor Receives
Griping Open Letter
Dear Chancellor:
It is my intent in this letter to let you
know of the feelings of many of the
graduate students here with whom I have
talked. We have, as individual students,
been for quite some time been concerned
with what seems to be a basic attitude of
the administration here: That the quality
of education has been relegated to a
status perhaps even as low as that of the
students themselves. We are concerned
that the university has, for the most part,
neglected to plan for the future in any
significant ways such things as the
shortage of library space, parking space,
and of course water can be considered
little other than the most natural results
of ignorance and lack of planning.
One of the most obvious examples of
emphasis on non-educational things
would be that of the athletics. Each
student is required, regardless of his
wishes, to pay $10.00 per semester for an
athletic ticket This is the first major
university I have heard of where the
athletic ticket is not an optional
purchase. I can see that there is some
possible logic (which I would not agree
with) which can to some degree
rationalize requiring it for the
undergraduates, but I suggest that it
should be made optional at least for
graduate students or we should be given
some good reason why not Further it
seems most illogical to urge all students
to be sacrificing to save water while the
football team continues to practice, using
the normal amount of water, the
swimming pool is kept refilled for the
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Wednesday, October 23, 1963
At the termination of the game, Mr.
Carolina and his prey head to his great
frat house. Immediately upon arriving, he
puts her on display for all the other
hunters to view or drool over. After the
hunter fills up on courage and fills his
prey up on his only charm, they take in
the super big concert. The next move is
up to the hunter. If his game still has not
succombed to the power of his bottled "
charm then he returns to the house for a
few more rounds. However, if the gar
has become sufficiently tranquilized, they
immediately head for that well knovri
battleground, the arboritum, Armed with
blanket and good lines, he quickly tackles
his prey head on. After an
undeterminable amount of tin
hopefully, the hunter, victorious, with a .
broad smile and his date with her";
pseudo-frown leave and anxiously avrait.;
next weeks "big game." i
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swimming team, and thousands of people
are welcomed to come to town for the
game this Saturday.
Hence we feel that it would be an
extreme form of hypocrisy to even
tacitly agree with any kind of logic that
justifies turning off the urinals before
calling off the football game. As a result
we intend to do anything but try to
conserve water until such non-educational
water uses as the football game are called
off or moved. Some have, and more will,
intentionally use more water as their
form of protesting against the perverted
value system being used -by the
administration. It is quite likely that if
there is neither a cancellation of the game
nor some other constructive action by
Saturday, there will be an attempt to
waste, as a protest, at least as much water
as we feel is being wasted by the
continuing of athletics while all else has
been cut back. In part this is, perhaps, a
threat However I feel some obligation to
let you know why many people have
done nothing to conserve water and will
very likely see how much water they can
waste unless they see some reason to
believe the administration actually cares
about the needs and desires of the
students.
Sincerely,
A Graduate Student
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