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has waived preliminary hearings and -will
be tried today at 3 p.m. in the
UNC Law School courtroom.
Gooding's murder trial, a staged
event, is part of the Phi Alpha Delta
' annual mock trial. Any interested
student may sign-up as a juror in
M front of the Undergraduate Library
51 beginning at 10:30 a.m. .
;f Bello, former UNC student body ,
" president, was shot and killed last
"Monday while walking through
campus.
Gooding, former editor of The
Daily Tar Heel, was apprehended
shortly after the shooting took
place.
The State reportedly will be
requesting capital punishment for
Gooding, who waived preliminary
hearings before District Court
Judge Dan Dobbs.
It was revealed that Judge Ken
Broun will hear the case with Jon
Anderson acting as ' prosecuting
attorney and Steve Edelstein
defending the former editor.
All interested students
invited to attend the trial.
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The Society of Hellenas, honoring
sorority women for outstanding service to
the sorority system through the
Panhellenic system and individual
sororities, inducted 27 undergraduates
last week.
New inductees were chosen from
nominations by each of the nine
sororities on campus, the Panhellenic
system and from Hellenas. A committee r
composed of a representative from the
Dean of Women's Office, the president of
Hellenas, and representatives at large
reviewed the nominations and chose the
girls considered to have made the most
outstanding contributions to the Greek
system as a whole. ;
New initiates and their contributions
to the sorority system include:
Deborah Barreau a senior from
Kernersville, has served Kappa Alpha
Theta on numerous committees and as
Fraternity Trends chairman; Carolyn
Beeson a senior from Charlotte, has been
both rush chairman and social chairman
for Sigma Sigma Sigma; Donna Anne .
- Brown-served as Alpha Delta Pi's pledge
trainer this year, and is a senior from
Charlotte; '
Kathy- Carlton a junior from
Greensboro, has been Kappa Kappa
Gamma's activities chairman and is the
new president of the Panhellenic Council;
Betsy Cochrane this year's president of
Kappa Delta, is a senior from Charlotte;
Corinne Davidson is Pi Beta Phi's house
manager and is a senior from Jacksonville,
Fla.; Ann Dans a senior from Asheville,
. has been secretary of Phi Mu this year;
Laurie Emerson is Pi Beta Phi
treasurer and a junior from Larchmont,
New York; Sally . English a senior from
Greensboro, has been the rush chairman
of Phi Mu for the past year; Lou
Fleming a senior from Wilson, has served
as Alpha Delta Pi's rush chairman;
Dm cilia French a senior from Grapevine,
Texas, has been the Panhellenic
representative from Chi Omega sorority;
Jane Hackney-a senior from Durham,
was Kappa Delta's treasurer this year;
Roma Kerr is a senior from High Point
and Kappa Alpha Theta activities
chairman; Margaret Nelson a junior from
Charlotte, has served as second'
vice-president this year for Phi Mu and is
the first vice-president . elect; Kathy
O'Konnell-a senior from Annondale,
Virginia, has been Kappa Delta's Chapter
chairman of standards and has also served
the Panhellenic Council as activities
chairman;
May Morrison Pennington is a senior
from Tarrboro and Chi Omega's pledge
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Sigma and is a charter member of the
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Six alumni were induct e- into
Hellenas as honorary members.
Among the honorary inductees was
Miss Katherine Kennedy Carmichatl, an
Alphi Chi Omega alumnus who has been
instrumental in bringing sororities to this
campus and fostering a positive sorority
attitude at the University.
Miss Marjorie Howard, A Zeta Tau
Alpha alumnus and transfer to the
University, organized and handled
activities for the Stray Greek organization
on campus. Mrs. Elizabeth Barclay
Murray, a Thi Mu alumnus, was
housemother of that sorority.
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Mary Coker and Mrs. Dee Turner-Delta
Delta Delta alumnus and Mrs. A. Price
Heusner, Kappa Alph3 Theta alumnus.
The tapping took place on April 21
during the dinner hours at the sorority
houses. Initiation into the honorary
society is a once-3-year event.
Newly-elected officers of Hellenas for
next year are Banta Whitner, President;
Mary Norris Preyer, Secretary ; and Laurie
Emerson, Treasurer.
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