November 22, 1970
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Tar Heel line and scored with springing
blocks from Bucky Perry and McCauley.
Miller, "who certainly gave us a threat
we needed to complement McCauley,"
according to Dooley, accounted for the
next touchdown with an 18-yard pass to
tight end Tony Blanchard.
The UNC passer hit on nine of 13
attempts, with five of them going to
Blanchard, the big senior receiver and ace
blocker.
McCauley put the game out of Duke's
reach at 45-10 with the first of his fourth
quarter TD's.
Hart then went over the 6,000-yard
mark in career passing with a 36-yard
scoring pitch to Dennis Satyshur.
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McCauley came back with an
eight-yard six-pointer, preceding a Hart
bomb to Chesson, then the Tar Heel great
pounded over from the three for
Carolina's final scnr
Art Bosetti recorded Duke's fifth
touchdown with seconds left in the game.
It was the most points ever scored in a
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Carolina came within five points of
running up the highest total ever against a
Devil team. Notre Dame had a 64-0
shutout four years ago to claim that
distinction.
Dooley was ecstatic after the game.
"We want to go to a bowl and we
think we deserve to. Well go in a minute
if we are invited.
'This was our best offensive and
defensive execution of the year. Everyone
did a heckuva job.
"I've said it before, but if Don
McCauley is not an All-American, there is
no such -thing. He is in a class with the
Simpsons and Gayle Sayers types."
The coach added that he believes
Carolina will have "a respectable team
from now on."
It certainly had one Saturday. It had a
respectable team in Don McCauley.
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by Bill Pope
Staff Writer
The Board of the School of Public
Health Student Union voted unanimously
Thursday to investigate the controversy
surrounding the reappointment of C.
Wilson Anderson, dean of the School of
Social Work.
"The seeming lack of approval of some
of Dean Anderson's policies by the
administration and trustees," said Lanny
Morrison, chairman of the Union, "has
obvious implications for the direction and
programming at the School of Public
Health."
The recently formed Public Health
Student Union is composed of 14
members elected by the students in the
Public Health department.
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The reappointment of Anderson to a
second term as dean has been the subject
of controversy this fall between faculty
and students in the School of Social Work
and the University.
The Board of the School of Public
Health Union decided to investigate the
Anderson reappointment because of the
"implications" it has for the School of
Public Health, according to Morrison.
The chairman of the union said that
the School of Social Work under
Anderson's direction began a more
community action oriented program.
. "The School of Public Health is
pushing into more community action
programs," Morrison explained. "We
don't want to see the same thing happen
to our school."
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season. (Staff photo by John Gellman)
Morrison said he is mobilizing 15
students to "gather information
concerning the Anderson situation
through interviews with officials involved
in the reappointment.
"When we have full knowledge, we
will take a stand," Morrison said.
Anderson was reportedly told on June
30 by Provost J.C. Morrow that he will
not be recommended to a second
five-year term as dean.
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