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Girl, ne tiers get
full recognition
To the editor: . V
The sports staff of "The Daily Tar
Heel persists in giving its readers the
impression that our women's tennis team
is composed of a "star and the other
players. : . " '
For the benefit of your readers might I
suggest you print the following names:
Carol .Rite, Elizabeth Sloan; Kay
Ke. nodle, Laurie Langstroth, Mary Norris
Preyen Leslie Aldridge, and Brett
Elebash. - ' .
These are the names .of the women
who attend every practice and participate
in every competition with other teams.
These are the individuals on Carolina's
women's tennis team.
Laura who? ;
. PhUWhiteseU.
; . .1533 Granville West
Hoover stamp
as better man
To the Editor:
DTH was thoughtful to remind us of
the increase in stamp prices. In your
discussion of the Old and New Faces of
U.S. postage, however, I think you did an
injustice to Herbert Hoover by melting
him into the same mold as Warren
Harding. Harding would be better
m a t ch e d with another brilliant soldier
who hardly lit up the White House when
he got there. Granted, the U.S. saw some
lean days with Hoover, but if our hope is
to have only statesmen in our upper
cmifio From
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Another Chapel Hill Boy
Done GoodThis One Is
Already In
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1HILTNG MEN WITH BAD EZFUTATION
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Mike Heron (Of The Incredible
String Band) With The Who
New Album "Ram"
With 10 New Songs
Later This Month
right-hand-corner, the hero-president I
won't name, or even hint at, is a much
better preliminary to "anything but"
thanHCH.
R. Schooler
' 351 Craige
Secretary gives
grammar lesson
To the Editor:
I may be crazy, or you may have your
own reasons, but why doesn't your
subject agree with your predicate in the
sixth paragraph of your masthead (May
10, 1971 edition, pg. 2)?
You don't look educated with this
explanation of typographical tones.
Sincerely yours,
Mrs. Marion Perry
(One of those stinking
ole secretaries of UNO
Senator reveals
a rare candor
To the editor:
A certain state senator has objected to
your recent article and photograph
depicting homosexuality in Chapel Hill.
What the senator actually said was "I
thought it was as rank of pornography as
thy public should be subjected to." On
close examination the sentence implies
that there exist different degrees of
pornography, some fit for the public and
some not, and that -the DTH story was
the lowest level that "the public should
be subjected to."
Yet the senator further states, "It is
not the type of material that should
appear in a paper." Does he prefer his
In Celebration Of You Who Will
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pornography in some other media?
The good senator adds, "I don't think
the students should be subjected to it."
Why does this distinguished senator
exclude students from that public which
he had just said "should be subjected to
it"? Is it perhaps because many students
cannot vote as of yet? This acute
senator's bill shows that he is very
interested in votes.
Furthermore, since pornography is
often defined as that , which appeals to
the prurient interest, our forthright
senator has in a commendable spirit of
honesty confessed to his constituents 'as
to what excites his prurient interest.
Such public service is rare in our times.
Bernard Leigg
Greenlaw 442
'Freeh' reader
trips on Jubilee
To the editor:
Just sitting here with typewriter in
hand to tell you UNC finally came
around and I was glad to see it has. going
to jubilee as i did from the grooviest part
of south campus with a couple of "caps'.
of pot and some good mexican lsd to
pertake in the farout happening and
maintain my position in the
WOODSTOCK (!!!) nation found
murmurs going around the crowd, "Wow,
man just like Altamont ...far out
man!"
(youH notice i use few capital letters
in the right places that's because us
groovy people have no regard for .
grammatical rules and irrelevant like
that -after all it's the people's language.)
and something else, man, keep up the
good work in your mag (that's freek talk
for newspaper) cause it is really far out
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They'll Be On Sale Here As Soon As They
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This Week
rnan. you know, man, that "hitler would
be proud" caption on that picture was
really where it is at, man. but, tripping as
i was at the time (and am most of the
time) i thought the picture was a picture
taken at jubilee. FAR OUT, MAN.
Ronald Wooden
Lawmen wait
for next crime
Dear Mr. Bryan:
The members of Ruffin Chapter of Phi
Alpha Delta Law Fraternity wish to
thank "The Daily Tar Heel", staff for the
excellent news coverage of our annual
Mock Trial activities given us in "The
Daily Tar Heel" from 27 April to 30
April, 1971. ,
We look forward to working with you
when we stage our 1 972 Mock Trial.
Luther T.Moore
Justice
Ruffin Chapter
Phi Alpha Delta
Survey confirms
DTH drug poll
To the editor:
I would like to use your letter column
to thank those students who responded
to the survey on drug use which my
research methods class has been
conducting this term. Out of the 450
students in our sample for whom we
could locate addresses, 375 responded to
our six page questionnaire an extremely
high return rate, as these things go, and
an indication surely of the level of
interest in the topic.
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Soon Be Graduating And Coming Out Into The World
Be Coming Out Of Chapel Hill This Summer, We'd Like To
THE BEATLES
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Yep, It's True
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New Beatles Album In
Shortly On Import
Joni Mitchell's Fourth LP
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Several of the respondents asked to be
informed of the results. We axe just
beginning to analyze the data, and I am
tell you more next fall, but where our
survey overlaps that done by The Daily
Tar Heel" in March, our results are in
rough agreement with those reported,
despite differences in the sample (we
questioned only undergraduates) and in
. the data-gathering technique (ours was a
mail questionnaire with anonymity
guaranteed, yours a telephone interview).
Angain, thanks to those who replied
(and a plea to those who didn't to please
do so -it's not too late).
John S. Reed
Department of Sociology
AMDS benefits
claims Renwick
To the Editor:
I am writing in response to Harry
Bryan's and Robert Grady's DTH
comments concerning the funding of
AMDS.
Harry Bryan stated that the AMDS is
not an organization that benefits the
student body. That is probably the most
ridiculous statement made by the DTH.
Any constructive activity that students
participate in helps the student body.
That includes the football club that SL so
generously supports financially. SL needs
to face the actual facts and stop trying to
hide the truth. Do you think that that
few dollars you donated to the BSM will
cover up the truth? I repeat my initial
accusations, you are basically a biased
and prejudiced committee. You cannot
stand the thought of having too many
blacks on this campus and this is your
way of slowing down the process. I say
that the AMDS recruitment program
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benefits the student body, the state ar.i
th University. SL is basicalTv concerned
with whether it will ujki their tnie
"Southern Part of Heaven! The student
body, the University, and the state should
support this program.
The number of black students who
nave appli-d for admission to the
University was quoted incorrectly, either
by me or by the reporter who interviewed
me. I'm glad I was misquoted because SL
would probably try to cut off my
recruitment funds if they knew the real
figures. As I stated before, the AMDS
group was quite successful.
Hayden B. Renwick
Assistant Director of
Undergraduate Admissions
Faculty deserves
'most wanted' li
tern
To the Editor:
The dropping of the faculty fine
policy by the Administrative Board cf the
Library is, as your May 7 editorial
indicates, based on weak arguments. I
suggest the following countermeasure:
The Tar Heel should publish on its front
page every day the names (and possibly
the pictures) of faculty members who
have failed to return books that students
need.
This feature might be expanded, to
include the names of faculty who in other
ways have seemingly intentionally
disregarded the interests of the students
and the University community.
You might title the column: "Here's
Who Has Shafted You Today."
Andrew Ruppel
99 Maxwell Road
Chapel Hill
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