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TONIGHT SATURDAY 6:30— HomecomingQueen candidates' 11— Wildcat— Club Meeting banquet Noon Student-Alumni barbecue 2— game 8:15— Concert, Carlos Montoya Football 8— Concert, Chad Mitchell Trio — Formal dance, Union 10 «f The News and Editorial Voice of Davidson College 25, NUMBER SEVEN' VOL. LII DAVIDSON COLLEGE, DAVIDSON, N. C. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 1963

A SEPARATE PEACE Knowles'FirstNovelToBe Football,ConcertsHighlight YBook-Of-The-Semester BY HARRY CARR Fortieth Homecoming Day John Knowles" A SeparatePeace is the "Book of the Davidson's 40th annual Homecoming Day will be Semester,' announced this week. the YMCA held tomorrow highlighted by the Davidson-Presbyterian Knowk-k will appear at Dav- Chambers Auditorium.Informal CLASH! College football game and featuring the revivals of a idson Dec. 3 to lecture at chapel discussions will follow both ses- In an attempt to draw student-alumnibarbecue and the selection of a Homecom- and at gions. Slips Tuesday morning a Committee away the ing 1963. Executive eager crowds from Queen for special assembly night in. fj Separate that ]jls rst book. A first annual Patterson Fra- The homecoming celebration, tickets for the luncheon at the captured 1960 Peace the Ros- ternity Court Alumni Picnic whichbegan with the dedication Union desk. Bill DeVaughn, National tomorrow, enthal Award of the a novel match of of the Richardson AthleticField president of Linglc Manor, indi- Institute of Arts and Letters, as AP the English game of croquet Pacifier To Freshmen cated Agent in 1923, will attract to the cam- considerableinterest from U.N. ToTalk of well as the first award the BY TOM LOFLIN will begin at 12:30 p.m. on pus many graduate:. as his group in the meal. Foundation, William Faulkner will now be allowed to partici- the front lawn of Chambers well an estimated750 or more Needs Freshman football players on academic probation , as s actually> cheaper On in School The match will # «u P for fra- Africa's also 1980. In its "Book Re- pate in off-campus games as a result of Executive Committee action yesterday. House. g.rls wh". will be here for the section, the New York last approximately IS min- P The Undersecretary of thei view" D. Martin probation rule, any freshman by the six-week grade report, first of three IK dance week- Times compared the novel with President G. indi- utes. Bonduram IN Departmentof Trusteeship\ cated that the committee made who does not have grades that If the Faculty next month ap e J. D. Salinger's Catcher in the Opponents in this battle of The charge is 75 cents for single for Non-Self-Governing Nations,' even more sweeping and liberal represent 12 hours and 9 quality proves the resolution for abol- Rye and Lord of the Flies by brawn will be THE DAVID- The weekend's events actual- or couple. Bondurant said that the Honorable Godfrey K. J. proposals regard to the aca- points the six-weeks ishing the «fficia! status of , WilliamGolding. Like Salinger's in when SONIAN and the Scripts 'n ly began this David chairs, stands and tables willbe Amachree. will lecture in the probation rules. For one grades areevaluated will beput freshman six-week gTade re- afternoon. novel, A Separate Peace takes demic Pranks , .set up' and rpromised a "gay." ' Great Issues series next Thurs-\ specific probationand kept ports, all freshmen who are to staffs. son s once-beaten. soccer team . „ place prep school with a thing, recommendations on academic festive atmosphere." day evening on "What Black in a were regard to proba- on the end of the se- be placed on probation this took on the visiting Mountain- 16-year-old boy as principal made in it until Africa Wants" at 8:15 inCham- tion at mid-semester. mester. This means such a stud- month will be removed from it. eers from Appalachian State Members of the Class of character. longer " bers Auditorium. "If the Faculty approves our ent will not be allowed to miss They will no be held re Reporter College 2 19M< who wi "* celebrating According sponsible meeting probation Teachers at o'clock A Nigerian, Amachree was to Chairman Sid proposals, then the academic "> academic exercises or rep- for their 35th reunion, will be educated at tne Government Moore, the Books-ofthe-Semes- probationrulenow in effect will resent the school in any off- requirements, Tonight at 1:15 in Cham honored guests at the barbe- College in Umwahia, the Uni- terCommitteeselectedKnowles' campus activity. only Auditorium, Carlos be changed and we think for the Freshmen are me stud- To Discuss! bers Men- eu# <*,,.,. tp%citt 9U#m wj|| versity of London, end Pem- book because of its timely sub- "But committee, however, ents graded at better." Martin said. we The has who are the end { toy*, the Spanish flamenco lne\u4* th candidates for broke Colleae, Cambridge. He ject and its popularity with col- any do not wish to say more made an exception in the cue of the first six weeks of school , guitarist, will open this years . barrister after stud- lege Intercolleg- Homecoming Queen. became a readers. The about it at this time because of the freshman football team All students are subject to be- Arms Curb ing at Grays Inn, London,and iate Magazine lists the novel Faculty ing placed probation at the | Artist Series with a concert. we do not want the to and resolved that: "Freshman on Kickoff for lhe homecoming later Queen's Counsel. among the top 15 books inpopu- committed players can participate grade report mid-semester, Montoya was born in Madrid ap- feel that we have football James K. Batten, a gov-i .. . game will be at 2. Neither Dav- In Nigeria, Amachree was larity throughout U.S. colleges. anything." games C of Spanish. gyps.es. them publicly to in off-campus football Dean of Students Richard ernmental affairs reporter the son nor Prcsbyterian has any. pointed Crown Counsel in 1949. they miss pointed out that the corn- .^ Having written anothernovel, Martin would say that the provided that do not Burts for The Charlotte Observer, He began playing the guitar thing to boast aDOUt tnjs season From this position he advanced any so was not trying to abolish Morning in Antibes, Knowles is committee voted to recommend academic exercises in mittce will speak to the Conserva- at the age of eight, won early The Wildcats be looking for to Solicitor-General of the Fed- the reports will currently writer-in-residence at to the Faculty that the current doing." six-week for be^in tive Club on the problems their win they trounc- eration of Nigeria, serving as ap recognition in Europe andhas first since theUniversity ofNorthCarolina six-week grade report for fresh- Since the Faculty must ning students "We willcontinue of disarmament Monday W <**" principal legal adviser to the\ for pur I since played in concerts a- ed this Mme tcam on 6 at Chapel Hill. He earned his men be considered non-official prove the recommendationin its to havethem evaluation night at 7:15 in the Green year. Governmentof Nigeria and rep- 5, I globe. last AB from Yale University after and that theconsiderationbeap- next meeting, on Nov. before poses, and we will continue to Room. round the resenting the Crown in all civil become policy, grades home," said, graduating from Phillips Exeter plied to all six-week grade re- it can school the send the he ., . .!..,■ Halftime activities will in- litigation. felt that "But the committee is recom- The club is also formulating After the concert the Union crowning next Academy. ports in future years. If this Executive Committee clude thc of Homo. Following the lecture at mending they not usedI plans trip to a seminar on Social Committee is sponsoring j g the Both of Knowles'books are on is done then nofreshman would something had to be done that be for a comn Queen and introduc- Thursday an informal coffee to relieve the problem of in a official capacity; i.e.. toi "Freedom and Federalism" at a formal dance in the Morrison tion of the new Alumni Associa- Morri- sale in paperback form in the be placed on probation because once ' hour will be held in the freshman football team, the place students on probation for Randolph Macon Woman's Col- Room of College tion officers. The Interfraternity College Union Knovel Knook at the Student of his first grade report. the " the Union. The son Room of the only activity currently affected failing to meet a set standard 'Jlege next weekend. Featured Council has P|anned to ivc the Union. Under the current academic " dance is open to the student « for informal discussion. speakers at the two-day gather- queen an engraved trophv along .body at no admission. . charge.. ing in Lynchburg will be James wj(h a dozcn rpd roses J. Kilpatrick. editor of the Music will b* provided by Sid IFC " * INTEGRAT1ON1STS ORGANIZE Itichmoml News Leader, and Farrar's combo The eone»rt "♥ m- Cutlfried Dietzc. professor of tomorrow will feature the political science at The Johns Saturday morning will be fill chad Mjtche|| Trio in Cham- meetings Hopkins Uuivmlty. ad Witt Iround of for Aoditoriom Group Guns AtCore OfRacial Prejudice i alumni in the Union. The an- Batten, a 1957 graduate of nual meeting of the Wildcat After the concert the various way Robert Mormon, a Negro. bi-racialcommitteewas the first group was in no a clandes- local DtvUMoa, w;is editor of THE Club, the alumni group that as fraternity after-parties will be BY BOB ADAMS Publicity Chairman. Tom Vin- organization. envision CORE uses varied topic the group attempted to tine Zon stressed that DAVIDSON1AN. After a tour of mm-. Davidson's athletic pro- held off campus and, as on Fri- rights advocatesor son. The executive committee goals of the group as tactics and resorts to demonstra- Local civil together discuss. ed the duty in the service, he attended gram. willbe held at 11 a.m. day night, will last into the wee ganized a racial progress group consists of the officers to improve communi- tions only as a final effort to Sam (Note: F. L. Jackson, mayor twofold: Princeton's Woodrow Wilson j The student-alumni barbecue, hours of the following morning, St. Alban's Episcopal Church with Davidson Professors between the white and dispel problems. at Maloney. Max Polley. andErnest of Davidson, recently appoint- cations School of International Studies. which has not been held in re- All dormitory space for the yesterday. Negro communities and to TnV Dr. Patterson stated, "It F. Patterson, the latter three ed a committee composed of His paper on arms controls and cent years, will be held in the weekend has beentaken, accord- by prove economic, social, and woulddamage the effectlocal- The meeting, attended 43 yesterday. Negro citizens, the problems, completed while he center of Patterson Fraternity jng to Mrs. J. B. Moore, super- unanimously added localwhite and the Negro ly if we affiliated with CORE." students and adults, was a se- Though lacking including Davidson political status of was at Princeton, has been pub- Court (weather permitting), visor of dormitories. On Wed- official title several community. The office "Publi Patterson, nevertheless,favors quel to a preliminary meeting constitution, group members, purpose lished. Serving will begin at noon and nesday afternoon, Mrs. Moore and the new faculty the is of non-violent action. held last Thursday under the readily publicized be act as city Chairman" evidence willcontinue until the beginning had a long list of alumni and its basic aims of which would to group's candor, Zon com- Dr. Secor advised that the guidance of Buddy Triger, a through sub- "sounding for the Associated with the Observer of the football game at 2. guests waiting for rooms; how- graduate the titles of its both a board group delay affiliation with Batten 1963 Duke University discovering problems in mented. for about a year. is cur- ever, she anticipated no trouble committees. racial a specific proposal of CORE until Davidson's racial rently covering county govern- With six eight serv- employed as a field worker for the community" and as a In or lines in p\Kms inose for tne week- Equality. The subcommittees are for: objective, Or. P. B. Secor, problems were defined by the ing at all times, Bill Bondu- , the Congress of Racial Reg- means of unobtrusively solv- ment. end since there are Ufully again present NegroEducation and Voter professor, moved committee, at which time the rant, director in (CORE). Triger. istration; ing local problems considered Davidson by alumni cnougn cancellations at the last Enrollment of Ameri- formation of a subcommittee members could decide what, if Also planned the club this charge of the barbecue, prom- yesterday, stated he would like to the racial harmony by W. minute t0 ,ccornmodate them. rights group can Negroes at Davidson Col- inimical to "expedite integration of any,national organization could semester is a talk D. ises quick service for every- tosee thenewcivil Investigating of Davidson. No member of Nov. 11. A veteran CORE, yet he be lege; Economic Davidson College social fra- best aid solution of local prob- Workman on one. In case of inclement Homecoming is one of three affiliate with Negroes; the mayor's committeeattend- journalist former syndicat- of an active Conditionsof Davidson ternities." His motion was lems. and weather on Thursday or Fri- weekends during the year in lieved the creation Spiritual. Cultural, ed the Thursday afternoon columnist, compil- club, regardless title, and Social later reworded to place this A motion that theclub remain ed Workman day, the luncheon will be held which nearly half the boys va local of Community: meeting.) Contact within the objective under the aospicies autonomous at present was pro- ed the largest Republican vote in the old quadrangle in front cate their dormitory rooms to wouldbe an important step for- Exchange Recon- and Student Between Rev. Morris stated. "The may- of the "Social Contaet" com- posed by Davidson Professor in South Carolina since of the Fine Arts Building. If provide rooms for their dates. ward. College and Johnson passed. struction when he made an un- A de facto nominating com- Davidson or's committee will deal with mittee, At this time it was Polley. The motion it is raining on Saturday, the 'Homecoming is naturally big- C Smith University (Charlotte). presented it; that The civil rights group has successful bid for a seat in the ger Midwinters Spring mittee including Davidson stud- grievances to our pointed out Davidson's new barbecuewillbeserved in the than or Possible conflict with a local to two native Congolese scheduled meetings for the first U.S. Senate last year. Chambers dining explained Mrs. Moore. ents Calvin Zon. BillFerris, Joe committee's aim should be students Hamilton, old hall. Frolics." committee, club ob- yet the fra- Tuesday of each On Dec. 9. R. S. why have Howell. Tom Vinson. and Hank bi-racial search out local problems, do not eat meals on and third "so that's we this jectives, and the decision con- it should not create crises." ternity court. month: however, it will meet vice-president of the Southern Eight fraternities have voted waiting list." Taylor prepared the club's slate Railway System, speak to nominees, cerning affiliation with CORE Others concurred that the may- Concerning the question of again next Tuesday night at St. will to eat with the alumni in the of officers. The elect- arising " H.yncs Kelly ,s acclamation, were the primary topics mod- act CORE affiliation, field worker Arban's at 8 p.m. Though David the club on the issues center of the court. The board President ed yesterday by or's committee wouldn't l'n * typical Davidson Mary B erated by Bill Ferris during the until trouble developed, where- Triger restated that he wasn't son students constituteda major- out of the recent ICC decision for their regular Saturday noon «P<* « were Chairman. Mrs. attending proposed reduc-i ***** weekend "Everything Johnson; Vice-chairman, theRev. meeting. as the new group wouldseek to present solely to organize a ity of those Thurs- on Southern's meal will helpv payv for the bar- j grain freight rates.Ear-. set and we're looking forward Morris; Second Vice- The new club's objective as stymie problemsbefore "action" CORE chapter— but added. day's meeting, the club has not tion in William day Hamilton willspeak' to a really good weekend."said Calvin Zon; Secretary- differentiated from that of a was necessary. "CORE affiliation would add sought a charter as a Davidson liar that chairman. College-sponsored organization. in assembly. Independents may purchase Kelly in the middleof the week. Treasurer. Hank Taylor, and recently established community Zon emphasized that the new strength and prestige ..." abr Dauti-smttmt State Law Gags Reds; THE NEWS AND EDITORIAL VOICE OF DAVIDSON COLLEGE

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i not naeuanly nt-xs the editor.) Now reflect the of Gagged letters to the iJitor do Davidson "But the peculiar evilof silencingtheexpression By Wright of en opinion is, that it is robbing Hm human race; Think About It .... those who dissent from the opinion, still more than those who hold it. If the opinion is right, they are Probation deprivedof the opportunity of exchangingerror for Academic truth: if wrong, they lose what is as great a benefit, We were extremely pleased to reason deemed necessary, why not the clearer perception and livettor impression of 'Committee concentrate on students who are fail- produced by its collision with error. learn that the Executive rule, truthtruth, producedoy has seen fit to propose to the faculty ing courses? Under the 12and 9 L|b#rfyJ/) Acadeni a tiudent with two Fs can stil escape certain liberalizations of the BY BILL HUFFORD ;,. prohation rule Academic Probation. We feel that the rule, of North Carolina have now The to make the six- old 9 and 6 with perhaps a pro- The state legislators SoXsa'l "«<»> for students with two Fs. is deemed what ideas shall or, more properly, what ideas week; freshmS reSr unof Sal is supporteduniversities. Fn L"r"is the adequate, if such a rule is necessary shall not be heard in the state mercifiranriust In a brief 39-minute period near the close of last isTpo^r 'secondly, for reasons Rick Lowery year's state legislature, the first step was taken toward Sr^deTefcore^hichex^irP^^impS discussed in detail last week, we ifl IbwHw Jm3^« r\t^Ki *Kv^ the destruction of academic freedom on the state cam- semester strongly advocate removal of the puses of North Carolina. «ontion torfor an entire wnesier. . restriction on extra-curricular rules the communist, As we were not told exactly what activities away from Davidson. That Inrailroading thebill through, except for proposals the Executive Com- discussion, no other restriction serves no purpose apart there was no and Jo|jn ( student Council did make, we are limited to college umvorsity was mittee {nm punisning those contributing to state or cumjnt ,,,„,,_ believes Cip hopeful suggestions of changes in the {ht given the opportunityto express , c outside the dassroom hayc yw rule necessary. £ u . m trouWe Mt we feel are Thirdly, rather than forcing a lts Vlews on speakers. "I think," said The first question we have con- student on Academic Probation to at- educator.; Spratt. "that there was a com change this year in In fact, the leading cerns the made tentj an classes,' why not simply re- not told of the promise last year: James Far Probation requirement j of the state were the Academic str ct ms cuts bill's existence until after it was mer (head of CORE) and some raising the minimum number of hours at to (Americans Finally, we are a loss under- passe(j body from ADA for and quality points from 9 and 6 re- stand why the rule was changed so Democratic Action) instead of spectively to 12 and 9 Questionbeing. that Oncc'a student got on probation, The law (HR 1395). commonly tfce communjst." is this change necessary or useful"" ne couid not get off for an entire called the "gag law." prohibits We definitely think not. for sev- semester. The previous rule stated from state supported campuse- Many students have suspect eral reasons. For instance, the exist- that a student could go on or off at all speakers who (1) are known ed that Davidson hat a fixed ing promotion requirement for en- any gradingperiod, membersof the Communist par- policy banning communists trance into the juniorclass is 54 hours Actually, we are against both ty. (2) advocate the overthrow from the campus. Thit, how- and 48 quality points. Even if a stud- rules. Why not make Academic Pro- <>f the Constitution of theUnited ever, it not quite true. mt were to make12 hours and9 quali bation a real probation period? If a States or the State of North semesters, Carolina, 3) pleaded the ty points for four he would student fails to make 9 hours and 6 or have controver not qualify for promotion to the junior quality points or has two F's at the Fifth Amendment with respec » class, of semester, put pro- questions about communist £ despite the fact that he had END any him on to „ j{,„ und£ standin}, never been on Academic Probation. bation. If he cannot make his grades or subversive activities. In other words, the promotion rule the following semester, then review takes care of itself, so why harass a his case, and if necessary boot him. student when he knows he has to im- But please cut out this "silly harass- prove anyway? ment. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR " reasonable approach." one), educator, and even the st Even if the harassment is for some DTS State Board of Higher Edu- There are many reasons why cation have clamored for its President Martin has hesitated '" Paper, repeal. on giving the green light to a ??? and S'nPPilotLauds communist speaker. "The big Not only must the institutions th,ng/. believes Spratt ..js tnat speak- Can it be possible that the four we feel that Christianity can be made refrain from having such Martjn wou](J get 10000 ,eUerj> but they arc given thousand-plus alumni and student relevant on the Davidson campus, ers. also the jf of)c communist speaker cam(. in the Weejun Blasts Montana Doctor task to enforce it. That(j feet which will tramp around even for the Gant & set Rev. hen> troublcr President D. Oner Martin Patterson Fraternity Court during the Terry is no gung-ho evangelist, in the sonal criticism based on the sense, comments on the situation: "Un- The main thinn is this— the IFCAlumni luncheon this Homecom- Bible-Belt but in his own un- contents of one short letter. gets ing weekend will improve the appear- assuming way he has been most ef- Ackerman Orr der this law. it will almost be president hit from both perennial eye-sore? Dear Editor: Dear Editor: However, Ifeel a man of Dr. necessary for the universities to sides. There are a lot of con ance of this Good fective in his work. He listens so well. Hiding problems." said Martin. good Last Friday there appeared ini Hurd's professional standing, if send out questionaires to the Luck Still theCollege refuses tospend And it is to see the Chaplain do- The letter to the editor by "and any money beautify "Weejun ing something than drinking attacking THE DAVTDSONIAN an indict-■ sincerely interested in any sub- prospective speakers, resulting these make it difficult for to this more cof- Dr. F. D. Hurd the - me" Walking the fence not trap," as it has aptly been called May- fee with the secretaries ment of Rick von Unwerthdeal- ject, should spend more time in in many speakers" saying. 'To is in the Union article written by Rick von Un- a Tpleasantvocation. be one of our wealthy alumni will see every morning, werth on the actions of Gover- ing indirectly with a very basic! the preparation of his theme heck withit.' * * * ♥ style the mess and donate a small sum to nor Wallace seemed to me very question— that of the purpose of thandidDr.Hurd.The and Answering whether there is GAG LOOSENING? a college education. form of his remarks detract remedy the situation. Our Father. We (editorially 1 shot an arrow "radical"and uncalled for. a chance for repeal of the gag art air, markedly from the impact of his what about,hc futufc? An. which in heaven .... into the " law. Martin continues. "There is , , " " " " 1suggest that this parentshas 1 speak of Dr. F. D. Hurd's wc Q aIowed tQ hear It fell to the earth . .. and disap- censure. some but not a first some abnormal desire to find letter admonishing the editor to1 David Orr chance ng M djfferen, A bouquet of .'!!!.' 's to Assist- peared in the slimy muck of the fra- class Maybe in the fu- ternity court, out more than he knows now refrain from allowing such "un from those adminislration. ant Dean of Students Bob Young for * * * * appear tore itchance^can be modified B it , genuine intelligent about Davidson College, es- typical'' articles to in trustees am his interest in an pecially when on THE future DAVIDSONIANs. Dr. isn t modified. North Carolina service Wonder what kind of reception he calls Open to Davidsons fraternities. He DAVTDSONIAN to publish Kurd's use of the phrase "to get BaumSeeks will have a rough time getting This year the Student Coon is constantly on the look-out for pos- Madame Nhu would have received at speakersand faculty members." cil hataskedPresidentMartin problems might Davidson? Despite the fact that David- "more articles typical of David- away." used in connection with *° ""° * sible and crises which son College." coming to a southern college. W eMy eou"«llm«n of arise andhas taken steps to son is trying to cover her- Basketball Drills DAVIDSONDAVIDSON'S5 GAG6A6 y9W, solvethem desperately conflicts rather sharply with my H^ yorfc c|fy f any damage is to self with Ivy (which, we hear, raises before further done Articles which are "typi- opinion on the purpose of col- Dear Editor: The "gag rule" doesn't apply Benjamin R. Davit, to speak fraternity-Administration relations academic standards immeasurably), it cal" of any campus newt- But how about us? In chapel. Davis was and is a efforts, is to lege. having to Davidson. We appreciate his through hard believe that the Davidson paper's have no news After studied several actuality answer gentlement domain afternoon, Are we in better off communist. Martin's which he has made the position of would have resorted to in themselves. Is it college "to en- hours in the Ide- colleges? should come this week. eggs rocks, idols, value not To attend is to than the state Fraternity Liaison Officer an increas- and as did our true virtue het no news ter;" it is to enter the realm of cided lake a short break.Re- Princeton that alizing team Davidson has never hadacom- long way ingly important and helpful post and Harvard. The often value? learning with its ideas, its ideals. that the basketball Davidsonhas come a " » " " intolerable maleness of Davidson's had started practicing, Idecid- munist on campus to speak, nor jn the past few years in present Its capacities, its personalities, year j writer must ed to go down to the gym and untillast had the possibili ng speakers whose opinion* This admit such but above all, with its questions. Danny actions as taken bv Gov W'a! watch the team work out for a ty ever been considered. differ from the college's. This Carrell, year's lace, which we might cown- Thee is no valid reason (ex- while. last Student wcck will be crucial in determ political activities. lently "vice." do ru v r the facade of tradition) Council president, presented a injnK whether the campus of a more suitable for worship than those label ham ■ However, and read by people why -outhcrn colleges such as I was cogently in- list of controversial speakers to private institution is a freer ___ ■ value arc which arenot within the town-limits of » nf1 u-uii- „,„ . ,, formed that the practice was a Martin. such as Dr. Hurd. Davidson cannot or should not President sounding board for unpopular be concerned with the questions closed one and that noone was A communist was on that list, ideas than campuses dictated to A student newspaper is not facing our nation today. to be allowed to even watch the All the speakers were approved by politicians. dedicatedto catering to Alumn; team pactice from the balcony. to parents The r«ce dispute is the and or of students. They coach, momentous question of our said that the Instead, this newspaper is generation, and it cannot be (Orissell,IbelieveIshis name) LETTER TO THE EDITOR printing what the students feel, decided, or even dealt with, had told them to let no one and no one has the prerogative without the "individuals" watch the practice. I check- o,... . . , Welcome to our campus MayMondav my Still in an ecclesiastical vein, we to propagate their prejudices or from whom Or. Hurd would ed schedule of basketball never come " " " " feelings on a conscientious stud- games and foundthat the first would like to express our thanks to seek to escape. Chapel ent trying one was only days away. Culture who is to find out the 37 Huckster Chaplain Will Terry for nothing in And remember: There are no particular everything general truth for himself. It is through the efforts and and in after-dance parties this weekend: active, Now, Ican definitely see the The National to contrary, abilities of interested Review the THK Am Inot right that students individuals that an eventual so- need for a closedpractice for a are attempting to expose them- lution to the Negro problem few days previoustosome major Wasted Worthless Words selves to as many different will be evolved,not through the game, but starting this proced- points view possible, ure at this point a little of as even distant, disinterested passivism seems of crime in America and the Home To The Wars though they may be hinderedby which constitutes such a large ridiculous to me. dearth of culture in America. their parents? Newcomer It's interesting to speculate on pretty harried lot bloc of America'srecreation. The school pays a lot of Hardly a validcause and effect Dear Editor: 11 how many college and universitiy Dr. Hurd states that "I am I further disagree with Dr. money tohave a good basketball How does culture cure crime presidents There is something very un- have worked themselves The president of this college has still happy thatIsaw fit to send Hurd's contention that the arti- team and Iam sure that we all Was not Louis XIV a paragonof te death Between squeezing money not to is my boy.at an increasedexpense, cle by Mr. von Unwerth was benefit a lot from this program. cultural about a salesman of the culturedcriminal? worked himself death. This culture. from reluctant capitalists, represent- not because he doesn't work hard (he so far away from home in or- "very radical and explosive." But it does seem that we the No. the absence of culture is ing their institutions at various of- does), der to get away from similar as even an institution such as students should be able to sec There is something crass not the fall of society, nor then ficial functions, but because he has sense for defending their ad- enough to take an occassional break sociates (von Unwerth) in the Davidson. Ours is an exalting the team perform at other times— about a man who deprecates is the presence of culture the missions committees' selection of fu- and relax. We welcome President northern colleges." and controversial era in which than at the regular ball games crass materialism, yet offers the salvation of the 1930's. the land ture classes and absorbingthe person- opinions a team that ha* definite All remedy of bigger crowds for of Kant, Martin back to the Princeton of the May von Unwerth's and Beethoven and the al attacks of tactless, if well-meaning. South from Iask the writer «f this expressionare as wide- American potential among its culture. of a well-deserved vacation letter any modesof 'ountainhead much of the critics, they are understandably a jrw wholtmhis sen had spreadas the daily task of brush- members. Tuesday's Dale Carnegie of West's best philosophy, music, considerationin wherehe per- the Arts cries for ing one's teeth. Could it be that the presence more faces at theology, and art, and then tonally wanted to 00 to eel- plays, more at concerts, preach of "outsiders" would the ears culture as the salvation ■^G©« 9ttn okI tht writw writ# His thoughts represent the cramp blinking, eyes style of theabovenamed coach? more gating at art of Germany1 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF his ton's application, and did views of thinking people, and galleries. He equatesthe culture- sdasmsr, David Stitt He appear assump- Parties*evenby jutt watch- Culture is net a 1 BUSINESS I fer his sen's inter- there is no basis for an boom with culture. end It dees net filter down MANAGER RtakFtoch office, ""nf vftv rvfliii prscr1©", w" or view In Dr. White's or tion that admission to Davidson ButIsnot the truth, O worm te the Associate Editors . Tim Kimrey Newt Editor « . Jim Downey less ewtatansMna) athletic abili- mats vie —mint mw—— whet? automatically curtails the clothing, SB Itsmft I.. Iv L. " In sheer's rather ■Mllffv IflNNvrstaii^a- INgUM«. "OOP Ruth Photography Editor JoeMeCutehen thought ty could pick up few point Bill process. that whars two or three are eA|ka1y dbe^MA^e^ -,,.-X■_■_■■■ """"Ia^l. Photographers The writer says that his son ers and would thus come to ""■I wr^^'P*» "■ w*lHOTm Sam Smith tjatharad at a play end fraap ffjll^f a"dkieaaBUkaA«J **S *4*M^k«4tJ- Jeff Wanvier came to Davidsonrather than a Icertainly hope that vonUn- "njoy our own attempt! at the — _.., Romir Chatterjee Its meaning culture is Inthe «. — northern college at an increas- werth's article is typical of Dav- 9Afvtt w%or# wf%#o w# H#o 4 hatted widows. Managing E*tors CharlesDibble mMst of Cartoonist* Dan Adanw ed expense. Though Davidson idson, us play simple pickup them. Call thet cul- Let the pudding be the proof Charles Ramberg because while few of chance to a Johliny Wright may pride itself unduly and contributed significantly ture. Whonow will attend a play be- AstiatantEditor have "MM. A campaigns Rick vonUnwerth Rufus Hallmark naively in being among the fin- the body of werld thought, man who forcul- cause of Tuesday's pep-talk for Assignments _ __ to in Editor John Todd p,.., " ..„ _„ estinthe South,she does rightly many at Also, we might Just absorb ture speaks tongues like, "all culture? Editor Paul va den *** students Davidson are knowledge Keetare Tom Loflin pride herself in offering pros- interestedand sometimes active some of the coach's H busted loose. "or "Cul- Pew. Assistant Sport* Editor Advertising Manager game improve ture-wise we Bob Strauscr Irvine Welling pective students, as opposed to participants In the struggles of of the and thus most consider..." But hsten to Eudora Welty Sports _ _— even our own game. If materialism Editor Rick Lowery Circulation Manager Malcolm parents, a less expensiveeduca- our society, from which we do further is the cancer murmur a short story, or hear Lane this afternoon of culture, then why judge AMirtamBus Manafer Cherlie Smith Manager tion than mostnorthern schools. not wish to be sheltered. But as it was the Rhodes Scholar-novelist Rey- Oration Dan Broadhe^ and as it has been for several success of culture on the ContributorsThis Week: Vinson, num- nolds Price read a paper on Tom RonSnow,DavidCoffey,BillHufford Tom AllIcan add is in the letter's There is one final point which other previous afternoons this ber, the material total, of those aesthetics, read, Peaden, Dick BUI Norfleet, or hearapoem Hicks. Bill Aitken, Greg Govan, Sidney Farrar own words: "...if one knew Ifeel should not be dwelt on, year,this mode of self improve- who attend it, of the collected then Erie Nichols,Forrest Roles, Jim Beaaiey and culture willkindle iU and David Powell, more concerning the writer's but neither should it be over- ment is being prevented by the 1conglomerated heap thatstuff a own fire innun. entered a* Second Cl.it Matter history at the Pott OfNee et DavMten. North CareliM. this type of vicious ex- looked. My respect for Dr. obstinaterulings by the man in theater with straw people? Culture ii its own best advo- under Act ef March 3, U79. pression might be explained." Hurd's intelligence and educa- charge. And, O "iion-philistiise". a cate,it needs no salesman Hank Aekerman tion restrains me frem any per- John Baum 1correlation between the deluge Duncan Newcoaner FRIDAY,OCTOBER 25, 1963 THE DAVIDSON1AN PAGE THREE COLLEGEMAN: A CONTEMPORARY Homecoming Hastens Fall; MORALITY PLAY The BY RICK von UNWERTH nnxiL".Tv,np is (osmos College Quadrangle Knter HOMECOMING and COLLBGEMAN.) Autumn Seasons Work With Play HOMECOMING: Collegeman. Igot you a date for the WMMBd. Ihope you — -— - — — _ _ can handle her. 4 ■ ■ i . ja^fc J^^^_ J^_^^_ COLLEGEMAN: \ date 1 A blind date1 1 Oh. no. What is Homecoming; Holiday: -lie like'. HOMECOMING: I'm afraid Idon't know. Prepare for the worst, though Rum,Corduroy, " r*^? Tweed (Exit HOMECOMING) > mote who have one after supper, what d' ya say: Its Friday,baby, lets ;: function of the sc.K.in. hew lift) get plowed. Come on. we'll use inv car But no* to the are sure!) two homec >m y.imc. the} mum Join to the COLLEGEMAN: That swings Hey. you got a date for the GRETCHEN GEE KATHRINE BAGBY MRS. JAN HART SANDRA LINEBERGER ic onl> we. kend rait) bou»e«. They come weekend'.' lay. It is "a HoiI "WU ,1. an I and the leave* ai d lur" no* to that the COLLEGEMAN: Listen. I've got a blind date, but Iought in;;cr- ion. ire (I-. to sharp, study. She's supposed to be and I thought tlta: is Til.' coiner, maybe you'd. jihi another \\fk hone !,;,. .. Davidson i>. hind. I l*>l>ul;ir BROTHERHOOD: Are you kiddhf nti Me take your blind ttball jame M i- " sport; ,ne' r. dale'.' Hah1 you lose Hut look.I'll drive you to the party, i re DaV- U!1 tor the bi« gami R 1 and il she's hall-way . maybe' you can I decent . drive 1 '""' back and I'll help you out with her. ,. laun I: k i thC dav ■■ ,:■ \\;!i. spring tfe'd »top I COLLEGEMAN: Man Iin serious. Igotta study, and you ri ipil heels .mil tweed And because I don't have anything to do. . . . which have alone, wren the lit fall, No dates don't it. lj pinned on by <>f they come back to BROTHERHOOD: deals.Blind get Sorry, th.' oUteri they brother. Hved '. knou «i!)i (EXIT BROTHERHOOD) Homecoming is the day of the game, the afternoon crowd, COLLEGEMAN: Roommates taste ip women is pretty the way the stadium And thi- ;, slowly achieves fall hoflweoninx. flexible. Surely he'll help me out. its bone-chill Without it. this Himircin, '. when you sit in the shadow. (Enter SHAROLYN HOOSE NANCY CHOSTNER Holiday, in another weekend, an ROOMMATEi It is the going to and the com- :hi: ' llKA exbaurtive aad late-aleeping XT ing from, but never being ROOMMATE: Hey.you gnome! What's the matter? Some- wing ding likt all the rnt, a;i fall, it ii not a weekend in It got date, And i.ii! ..« the time oi apeni Ml ii the unmiatakable COLLEGEMAN Homecoming's me a blind and imelh and -ichts ' Iwas going to study this weekend.I'm behind in every- C witii and broke, sick, irduroj that come io quietlj !. I thing. I'm and Ican't afford a haircut Do and you suppose you. ... uimmer winter :.> do with ri i ROOMMATE Ami don't know anything And if they come quietly, you about !),:.Mtif.,1 wish could do it but thf-s r.lyj, of death, huh'.' Damn. I I for \ou. I'm al they star) a!s: cimo si'ddenly. One Iwon't have time. 1 really ought in on my term IB wake-, paper pretty toon, and I been datin' too much ; up to f!nd the leaver have fallen that light anyway. I dog ■ niay scout around tor some at Sho ■ weekend, I "IB , en M tony ii th«:r own or soniethin'" later in the but Ibetter not rait myself. 'rum. The sky wis blue, liquid b.'uo, and now is dirty COLLEGEMAN Yeah, but white, and tSe suddenness is ROOMMATE: l,ook. can Ibring you a sandwich'.' 1betit i Outside of i; thot of our own dreams of get on over before they close and Igo hungry. " " dyiiB. 1 later, couples kick through then and COLLEGEMAN: No thanks See you huh? LINDA LOVELL LIBBY McCEACHY uiuiil ■ Tims we ar.' riu.;.; when we (Exit ROOMMATE, Enter GOOD DEALS) ii :i.c picking IlK* a leal l>ei ire it wv ready ;■! thoul and ting, .ma the daj Is GOOD DEALS: You know you deserve a lot better. < 'ol- fall; if you an- nut "entertain- "m 1 lr.it !! i lcgeman. You and Ihave done a lot for these guys. If Ing" bi bind an on: ol ii »"" bundled io blankets, it I- part there's any justice your blind datc'H be cool beer , spring face. ;t u good t.) tplaafa of the » ir hip oi "■■'■:. as a uini Bhakeipeare and you'll get the laugh. I through leaves and lie sorn you was puked one too soon. that we 1 >\f thai well which we COLLEGEMAN: Maybe you're right. Sure— I've never must li'ave ere long. hung people with bad dates, Ilet everybody use my But most entertain and for- Biology notes. Ireferee flickerball games for free 1 get the clean feeling* of na- The fight little 'iriik sprawl sometimes. Iloan out my underwear ...Ieven lent ture's annual funeral, perhaps !f ai:a:n On ;: m.-rr\ somebody my car once. > because it is not like funerals l>:it :Is, it bai t" be, iii. i of men. The trees do not 1' i not the t>.ir. limbi > !)iiunc^ (Enter WIT and SAVOIR-FAIRE) shroud themselves in black of spring or the eloth i-kfvy brightness, -rn-i; g ,: PERCEPTION: Yeah, boy. Remember when old whats- but in color, and iusn< of winter: :" tin- you , beauty In there proud wrap- digtiitx n! : rlumy. his-face wanted to get rid of his date early and ■ pings the ghc«t the ■■ wouldn't let him have the keys until he'd missed the of life bides aju the Hi time for the millionth time, A i:ide;tu: train. Hoo Ha. He had to stay with that skank all day! I ' ' Oh God that was funny. Wah haw was that slick! BMl everything waits, not sad- ■ i butt ly, but with the quietude of a while leavi " i...: on .i p; tchwerk GOOD DEALS: Iforgot about that. Oh, me. That sort of j falling leaf somewhere in the quilt, clo^r undc-r a dirty linen thing could ruin your average. , hills. , PERCEPTION: ... and that business about having to carolyn McAllister carol robinson This is one honiocuminj; ol No matlor how or how hard holiday, the study you've been putting out. Study hah! You just ■IIA Lingle Manor lloiiMT"m.iiK. the we run. the fall of honiecMtiiitiK don't want to drink with a roach all weekend. That I1misplaced bacchanal 'I In other is ;ticro sympathy program is wild— you ought to bag some- body with that. GOOD DEALS: God, we're sunk. REFLECTION: Hang on a minute. Let's look at this thing and see where we stand. You got this commitment; you can't shake it.You don't know what this dolly's holding so you don't know how to approach it. If she's a fag. you waste time and money. But If she's sharp, you'll blow a good thing with your attitude. Now let's see — <^ - ij *"- w hat we got to offer there's no harm in trying. i 4~-- -M « *, ■ .Jl PERCEPTION: At least keep the front up. She may have a sister. GOOD DEALS: Yeah, a little optimism. Shape up and 111 go with you. Maybe you'll get a break. (Enter PERCEPTION and REFLECTION) SAVOIR-FAIRE: Hey stud. What's the story? You after a honey'I'm with you, boy. We can't lose. SARAH PORTER MRS. SALLY KELLY BEA UPSOH WIT: I'm yours too, Collegeman. We'll put words on her that'll damn sure bring her to heel. Who is it? COLLEGEMAN:Idon't know. It's a blind date for Home coming ... SAVOIR-FAIRE: Blind date for a weekend? That's kind of chancy. Visit, WIT: Man, with the wrong company it could last forever! FallA GreatPlace To But... this What do you say we call her and put thing off? BY SIDNEY L. FARRAR . : think abmit it ju*1 keep charter 'cause when they fall prided jn-t keep picking up tin COLLEGEMAN: It's too late. She's on the plane and we I picking them up and fii.'.nn up you know nothing gram baek crumV leave* VaMtr >oi»\i have to meet her at the airport at midnight Red >v ■i.iiie'v of brown the baskets and boxes and m> then come* winter and i'm not to pick evwj damn 0m1 0 1 I if bit don': about 1* v- * tprinj everything " SAVOIR-FAIRE: And you don't know what she is? For- Sum I i.m mi else cause you getting .1 little ahead yes them no man think £ It s^L^LWatr - the W :11b) you know, i'm | ts it jn>: pii'kitu: lliem up get it, boy. think' voli klUM fa kanp oun(i ■"■>"""'* ' trouui and and became .. C Law 3 man why put them back djnv1lhs ltinkin9 things ther're itop m,: mice and let than PERCEPTION: Look it's getting late. I'll take you to the Summers dead (and' sunn-' « uj " '' * j on **ie tr"*s ' t s "*" growing the trees ahead of y>':i'!' airport. the ■im'b) £OU i° more baek on jrou food h that but i got toput them in the but don't look *t them 'cause completely and won't ha\ e any GOOD DEALS: Yeah, pull yourself together.I'llgive you! Sharp the air. gray the sky baskets and haul them away those patches of ground are chance of finishing nun they something to talk about. Naked sun burns blind the eye le life will be PERCEPTION: There's her plane. Summer's dead(and winter is that fell in their place holl just hang up there and maybe one bfcj summer without the GOOD DEALS: Allright, Collegeman, she's all youre. the tomb) there's another gust of w.nd it's you hope that just this once (TSUI without the joy without| PLAYMATES WITH CLOTHES? — This unlikely situation COLLEGEMAN:Boy,it's dark as hell out here. Is that her? j n fighting me all the way just they'll stay, just this time but the life . look at the pretty cceurr«d after two stu<*ents, Rick Ramseur and Erskin* Sproul, PERCEPTION: Ican't see a thing. stinking leaves everywhere all let meget a littlebit ahead and they stay there waiting until i leaf. Ireceived a mandate from Mrs. J. B. Moore, supervisor of dormi- DATE, (enter BLIND speaking) over everywhere covering this there goes another gust of wind pick up that last one and they m ' tories, to remove any nasty pictures from their bulletinboard in BLIND DATE: Oh, hello there. wholecrumby earth every lousy but just keep picking them up die and start coming down in 109 Belk before the Homecoming Weekend. They complied, but COLLEGEMAN: WellI'llbe damned. inch and i got to pick every 'cause remember winter'* com big bunches and i start again, fall is a great place to visit, but.| with some nifty art work rather than by removal thereof. (Staff And so it was. damn one of them up no man ing and then maybe you cot a start again something that never Iwouldn't want to livethere. Photo by Smith) FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1963 PAGE FOUR THE DAY1DS0NIAN 2nd AGSChapterConceived: Blind Dating . . . By van den Berg Males Ture As Snow' Locals Greet Scott Offspring Despite Coed Pressures Ed, Not* The following communicationmarks a major breakthrough in the Anti-Gnomitic A man by the name of Art Buchwald who writes a Society's all-out campaign to defeat the Gnomes. Members of the Alpha Chapter of AGS at David- nationally syndicated column, decided to interview a son welcome the establishmentof a Beta Chapter at Agnes Scott. Although thit letter requests representative group of college males to determine the that a charter be sent to Scott, ■ Gnome spokesmanha< pointed out" that "They should write Hie national attitude concerning the subject of premarital charter themselves and have it approvedby us. After «»l, this it creative organisation." sex, and came up with some rather interesting comments. Following are excerpts from his column: Dear Alpha Chapter of Anti-Gnomitic Society: "A University of Southern ies that I'm a "loose guy." I Upon reading the account in the October 11 issue of THE DAVIDSONIAN we. a California football player said, prize my reputationabove every- group of students at Agnes Scott, decided to take advantage of your far-sighted in- 'I think there has been an over- thing else.' to campuses to own chapters of ACS. vitation other form their emphasis on promiscuity on col- "A Harvardman said. When I We are convinced of the ex- We realize, however, the prob- in the area of sex anddating, j lege campuses. It's true that first came to Harvard, several of men who cellenceand fruitfulness of your lenis inherent in the adaptation We propose to alter the de-; there are a few weak the students asked me if Iwould may to persistent new born group from our read- of an ideal *et by men to meet finition to read. "... and succumb a "go all the way" with a girl. I coed, college ing of your ideals and standards the need* of Imen's campus to welcomessex on weekendsor but the majority of didn't evenknow what it meant, believe in chastity and as set forth in that article. be one which would be appro MM suitable campus sub- men but when Ifound out Ireported We therefore crave the dis- priate and relevant to a wom- stitute such a* prestige or wouldn't think of having an af- them to the dean. Ibelieve a — happiest years tinction of beini: the second or en's campus. The only digres- pedantry to relieve herself" fair during the school is judged by its students, Beta— chapter to be delivered sions from your program that 1' Although we wouldlike noth . of their lives.' and Iwould hate to believe the from the womb of productive we deem necessary for us are ing more than to publish our girls from Smith and Vassar — "Two Princeton men we minds —viz of our minds as the following: list of Grand lizards, lesser Act and Radcliffe would think Har impregnated by this conception 1 In reference to your defim- gnomes, faculty { were first very wary' about dis- thoughts in — and advisers finally vard men had such yours. (Please pardon the tion of It:n,>me a girlis not we feel that the students on cussing the problem, but of of them "I their heads.' metaphor.) in thesame situation as a boy this campus would one said: think it's mixed react to girls "We Yale senior, such a listing in a all right for college to be asked a such hostile all, home on vacation, if he believ- way that our chapter would emancipated, since after ; nothing lose,but ed that a man should submit to be crushed at its birth and they have to as 1 a very idealistic about relations before he is married. thus rendered ineffectiw in ' man I'm Indignant CARE Gnomess such things. Besides, Ithink "Certainly not,' he told us. 'Col- service to freshmen and' Ml 1 you lege girls may others. Unfortunately for girls think so much less of call me old-fash- give I a boy- at Agnes Scott, most when you in. Idon't want ioned but think ' nice A.G.S. pure Program womenare as naturally short- them saying in their dormitor- should remain Assaults AGS sighted as Schopenhatir said. We talked to at least 200 We would appreciate \our ad- male college students and not Ed. Note— The Gnomes* author of the following letter at- vice on these two problems: and one of them admitted to having tempted to keep her identity secret from the powerful forces of we are eagerly awaitinn your had a promiscuous relationship. the Anti-Cnomitic Society. However, through their incomparable approval of H .k the Beta It BM a very encouraging thinu communications network, diligent Anti-Gnomitic underground chap-j Sophs Assaulting ter of A.C.S. We plan our or- Frosh gave us faith in the youth Soak and investigators soon unearthed one B. B. "Squirrel" Chafin, of 1 ganization rites for th« ni^ht BY JOHN BARNHARDT AND TOM LOFLIN of America.If our survey is cor- Greensboro College, as the perpetrator of the Gnome War on your Thursday night a week ago under a starry midnight sky. three dark figures could be observed lurking near rect, college boy is keenly Creativity. after we receive letter of the authorization (We have already the college workshop behind Cannon. Suddenly they became bold and began to rifle the scrap woodpile. aware of the inherent dangers pickedout an appropriategnome in >exual emancipation and. de- Dear Alpha Chapter of A G. S.: The three were not thieve*, time until the clothe*, started across Belk's front lawn in his anybody." to be ritualistically burned ) spite the enormous pressures Gnappers but freshmen sign maker- lmiM flying. One freshman was soonI undershorts. on Having read the recent article "Gnome With admiration we are A freshman who workcd from college coeds, he will, in compelled ering material for their trade. prepared, a trifle early, for was Spratt, clean-up grip- GnabGnomes" in THEDAVIDSONIAN. we feel sincerely yours. "That character" the detail was not almost all cases, graduate as Most Soon several signs appeared dance weekend. He was left to1 say to offer several comments. Jean McCurdy and he had this to about the ing too much.Heoverlookedthe pure as the driven snow." bearing the wards: "BURN THE blush with only a shred of a doings: "I am a good sport. It menialtask in light of his great- First, it is our contention that Restoration of Equality) Ellen KaBf BEANIES!" shirt his body Wee — on and one was all in the spirit of clean er activity the night before. As Reprinted from The grossly misnam- II B. Jo Sundy the article was Chafin With this rather innocent junon a foot. Undaunted by his it, College Mae Hall IAmerican fun. I'm not mad at he put "It was fun!" SEWANEE PURPLE ed. The correct title should have Greensboro start, the evening soon became lack of proper battle gear, he been "immature Idiots Incar the biggetl Freshman Kiot of continued in the fray. cerate Irresponsible*." the year. Encouraged no doubt While the battle of the classes ragad, Student Body President Secondly, we are appalled at by the homemade symbols of John Spratt, an avowed enemy SUBSCRIPTION FORM the idea that the future leaders AGS Spokesman Hits GC, their class unity, othsr fresh- of fun on campus, dis- have n men soon had a bonfire flam- stood Subscribeto the 1963-44 DAVIDSONIAN. Year.$3.00 of America gruntedly by with little to say such child.sh of ing into the night. Then began model behavior. and less to do. And he might a thing strange at Christian NAME 1 .- ajatta obvious that the Higher Davidson— pagan rites. The have been the wettest person V, Suggests Standards members of tht A S. arc in youngest classmen began to on the field that night. reality, projecting their own fire, But then on Friday, with the ADDRESS Dear (ARE.: dance around the chanting inadequaciesin'.u the personality puerile fulminations, their num- first groups of parents begin- character Gnomes. Al this week's ipokcunan for the Anti-Gnomitic bers growing every minute. ning to drive in for Freshman CITY Day, Spratt thought ' ' Society, It-; me express my appreciation for the com- Suddenly enemies Parents he — — IK t'd oui- warning' Tran- tho of their mJgfet have his by IEnclose Three Dollars Renewal ments contained in your recent letter Your suggestions class began to gather on the own fun or- — scend this pettinevs! If you de- ganizing clean-up Bill Me Later —New have Indeed had a great effect on the im-inhers of our porch — the sophomores! a committee Subscription mto to rise above so-called of Belk of guilty Parents soeietv. Undoubtedly wishing to save freshmen. are Gnomism. display in practical probably still talking about The Davidsonian letter, I)AY.1>niiNI.\\ the night from thenoise ofDav- applications the qualities which Prior to your we had .hould have pants flying place Box 218 splitting siren, th those in the you as AGS 's have deemedso been unsuccessful in locating ben "Immature' Idiots Inear- idson's of Old Glory — Davidson, N. C. " ond-year fire that afternoon worthy. the heart of female Gnomism Irresponsible- Your class formed a ( and that character running m North CafOtisa Now we are al :ln word brigade, and soon there was no yourselves this question. ' "Irrniniiml Ask " confident that we havepinpoint- bio has led us to question bondfire. but there was a full- "I.-, creativity." thw your ideaof ed the Gnomes stronghold and just whose side you arc on. scale riot. We sincerely hope that you will can effectively concentrate our The freshmen had evidently j THE BELL TELEPHONE justify our faith in you by an- Secondly, you refer to the COMPANIES attack failed to learn their principles j swering this question negative- member*of the AGS as "future Maj. Pierce There are two apparent dis- of war from in thej ]>. leaders of America." For this, ROTC Dept for SALUTE: TOM ASHWORTH crepancies in your letter which applaud your . the> madi! Sincerely. we judgment and many to 1feel are worthy of notice First. foresight, disunificd attacks ' tr> j Dell but we are neverthe- to take the porch ofBelk Southern Telephone Accountant Tom Ashworth Mh rewardenme in the fniin of frei|M<-itl salary inm\i<<-« C.AJtE ".hi mggatt that the correct (B.B.A.. )'>51ti lesspuzzledby the inconsistency and again they failed, provinj ixoiH- ofliisconipaii>> ninst kiiiiv\lelii-,,mversiun job, once more the principle uf mi.- | etmtfttan. Tom li:i- harnataed computers to man) tasks. After Tom skillfull) IwhnIIoI A- n-ult. K\en the your organ- at the critical spat at the triti ■ another. ■ he m pro- title of p-nrral alignments ;m.l li\.- nitmlhs' in punch.li\ illcdisliicl,«h, ization.Creative Association for cal time cannot be vtolaJ tr.iinin^ u - DavMaaa Pallagi Then it was only a matter of The Hub Now Bus Station and IN THE COLLEGE — Ticket Office BRAND ROUND-UP Hours 9:00 A.M.Till 9:00 P.M. PRIZES: 1ST PRIZEBeautiful 19" Portable Television by Admiral 2NDPRIZEPortable StereophonicRecord Player by Admiral WHO WINS: Prizes willbe awarded to any recognised Croup or Individual FOR TOPS submitting the Urges* number of empty packages of Marl- boro, Parliament, Philip Morris, Alpine or Paxton. RULES: IN DINING 1. Contest open to qualified students only. 2. Empty packages of Marlboro, Parliament, Philip Morris, VISIT THE NEW Alpin or Pastonmust bo submitted in order to qualify. 3. Closing date, time and location will be announced in your newspaper. 4. No entries will be accepted after official closing time. ELICS Get «n theIRANOWAGON...Iff Uh"!ffnl RESTAURANT MOORESVILLE On U.S. 21 By The Golf Course FRIDAY. OCTOBER 25. 1963 THE DAVIDSONIAN PAGE FIVE Davidson And PC Meet Side Lights In Intra-Caivinist Battle BY RICK LOWERY BY JIM BEASLEY Davidsonian Sports Thtt Wildcats haven't won a football game yet They have played some fine Editor games against tough opponents, but they haven't won. this fact can't be overlooked by anyone, least of all by the 'Cats themselves. From an optimistic beginning. easy game with them." Las! was set up by a nine yard pass THE BUBBLE BURST? victory has spitefully eluded year's 13-9 win was no excep- from Cdie to Steve lleckard This Monday the soccer team absorbed their first Davidson, hiding behind mis- tion. and a' 14-yardrun by Dave Lopp. defeat of the season at the hands of North— Carolina State. takes and even bad breaks. De- One of their players, quarter- Benny Coxton scored from the For many this was the end of a dream that of national termination to win. however, back Leighton Grantham. has a three-yard line. The second Dav- recognition for Davidson. Yet,the whole matter of nation- can produce results: tomorrow special grudge against Davidson idson score was the result of a al recognition for soccer is a rather vague and little could be a happy homecoming His father and grandfather came 10-yard pass fromCole to Heck- known process. for thr Davidson team, students here, but he was turned away. ard. to expanding and alumni According to scouting reports Split endHeckard is averaging Due the interest in soccer among col- catch, leges in the country, the National Collegiate Athletic Prwbytcrian brings an unim- he is a fine passer. Another over 12 yards a having Association has expanded the national championship pressive 1-4 record into the standout is fullback Randy Me received 12 passes this season. soccer tournament into a sixteen-team affair. game. They won their opener Cranic. one of their leading One of the most versatile play- ground gainers ers on the squad, he has a 33- The teams that make up with Frederick 19-9. but have this tournament are select- lost to I^enoir Rhyne. East Caro One bright spot showing yard punting average,holds for ed by a National Selections Committee on the basis of through points and goals, and season Two lina. The Citadel, and last week last week's 13-21 loss extra field records. teams are selected from each of the the University of Tampa. to Richmond was the"Cats' pass- as safety has returned four country's six divisions (including South) along to the with However. Coach Dole reminds. ing attack Led hy quarterback punts for a 28-yard average. He four at-large entries to complete the field. These selec- pose THIS WEEK'S HOMECOMING TRI CAP break from practice to for the cameras. "PC always plays atfain»i Earl Cole, who has completed is expected to repeat his fine are based upon a Smith) touch tions complicated point-rating system TAINS Dave Lopp,Dick Fulp and Lylc Blalock (Photo by n< 1 pan never remember an 27 of 54 ■"MM this year, the performance against PC. last computed by wins and losses and the rating of the op- Cits gamed 110 yards through year when he ncored on a 33- ponent. In the first round of the national to be played the air. In addition to his pass- yard pass from Cole. between November 21and 25. the two regional selections tag <<>le did a fine job at de- Themajor defensive weakness teams; are paired against one another and the at-large fensive climaxed by against Richmond wa- Wild- eight regionals. haVback. the matched. The winners then advance to the TheMagnificent SevenCup a pass interception on the Dav- cat right end position Big 215- In the Regionals theSouthern winner would play the Mid- :d«on 10 lit raced 8(1 vanl- lie pnuiul halfback .lim Fuller was Atlantic winner;at the same time other regional winners, lure he was Mopped. moved to tIii~ defensive position and the other regional winners and the two at-largc win- Then a Davidson lineman in practice this week.He is ex- against ners would vie one another. The four winners! SplitInWeek'sCompetition downfield >>n second down with pected :<> mned> the litttatlof). of the regionals would then advance to the semi-finals five to go nullified ,i pass inter- The two-team system employ- and finals to be held at Rutgers on December 5-7. BY DAVin POWELL ference penalty which would ed in the la-1 tw.i gamei vvill be Davidson at the present time "has an excellent have put the ball on the one .114am tomorrow The 'Cats Despite a loss Friday Furman. Used chance to receive a bid,if we remain undefeated." iCoach' last to Davidson's yard line. f;r-t down and are in j,'"oil physical shape with Foglmanl. The four teams considered the best in this cross imintry team rebounded on Tuesday to score hl||i|)s and Little crossing the There is one further consideration which muddies lv l.v John Barrow and Tomm> ,,m, jn (ha, ordpr Coach \\hii Beffner, in prcv , 1517 Central Ave. the outcome of the soccer season: the National both winners ,1( m commcntinK on the two ' Tournament to be held at Rutgers is for major college MSJt.SMCU. meets, felt that the team had Phone 376-7551 ami w ..< ftS1ierma^ftJk teams. Davidson qualifies due to its schedule for this Andy and Hcinnie made good tbowiags en Uttle ■mm COTSWOLD SHOPPING CENTER tournament, but there is also a tournament for the Na- captured fifth and sixth places eouratfed liy "the continued lag tional Collegiate Small College Division to be held at COBting in under 22 minutes PfoTO— I hi tMagS Stand Phone 366-6474 Tufts College and Davidson qualifies for the second Davidson'a pushers finished now." he continued, '"we're Good Luck WILDCATS! ! tournament. nixed in with the pack, with pointing for the state Meet Obviously a team cannot receive bids from two' persistent stive Roach fiphtin^ In Raleigh on Kov. 4th." I tournaments sponsored by the same organization, butt a nwUlnirri rear yuanl action The freataian harrier' the question is to which tournament Davidson can be Ktirnian. as expected. toi>k Hi losi tu Kurinan on Friday, but invited has not been determined. At the present time the meet with Imst Davidson last B) Imore lopsided 1840 K Reaches New Heights athletic office is in communication with the NCAA of- Friday, Ml the Cat harriers Still. Hob Sjorsren. who took Dean, ficials to determine the alternatives open to this year's BMNUged I" make it Iclose 25 fourth, and Robert sixth._ of Versatility team. 30. The I'aladin continuent was turned in commendabletimes just strong in capturing the breaking 11 minutes. This Kri Such alternatives raise the speculation as to which| TOMMY HEFFNER. RONNIE REESE. DENNY PHILLIPS too tournament Davidson should attend if given the option. JOHN BARROW, AND ANDY LITTLE break through the foliage first three places As Coach day the Kmsh will meet Win with the outlook good for To be perfectly frank the major college tournamentcould, in a vain attempt to catch the leaders in Friday's lots to Furman. Heath Whittle pointed out. even Kate, involve competition with a team which gives as many as' (Photo by Smith) if Davidson could have taken a victory. 10 soccer scholarships and could very well mean elimina- tion in the openinground. The small college tournament, ■the other hand, is made up of schools who either do not subsidize soccer (Davidson)or do so onlyin a limited Upsets Mark Flickerball Action way. > The choice is no easy one. In one direction lies As flickerball moves into its tailback Lenny Turner several of the ball. The gamble failed.; however, KA'.< on prestige and almost assured defeat.In the other direction final week, two things are ob- In the SAKiSitfmu Nu gejM, openings, but in the end the and Hie hunc possibility of advancement and perhaps a cham- vious: days are getting shorter the tables were turned. Thr "Sic" defense proved equal to to win Often over-lookeddefen- lies the Brand, averaging pionship. and almost nobody is immune to Nsl's were lending by only one the job. sive end Rick interceptions game the: Any involves a! defeat. Even those teams who touchdown with less than two With less than a minute to two a for mention of national tournaments ' vvas again the defensive great deal of speculation and bubble blowing. So. for the seem to have developed the minutes to co: the SAE's were j;o. the Phi Gams trailed the Fiji*, ought greatest immunity have had inside the Nu 18-yard line KA's 25-24, after having led by ■tar. present time, perhaps the bubble blowing to take ■ lest the bubble break and the their share of close calls. "Grub" Uchlrr preserved the two touchdowns earlier in the The ATO's overcame the 1'i ' a second seat to the playing gamble Kapp.- 27-18. LittleDick Cathey. beginnings of an excellent soccr season disappear into The Phi Delts, for example, victory '>> intorceptinK a pass half. In a desperation experienced the first half trau and taking it all the way back. the Phi dams gave up a touch standout at tailback for the l'i apathy over pipe dreams. to ma of almost losing to (he Freshman Ricky Pfitzner looked down and stopped the extra K.ipp- all year, continued HOMECOMING FOOTBALL... SAK'v The "sons of Minerva" good all afternoon at tailback point in order to gain possession shine even in defeat 6-0 but the Dclts for the Nu's. and those of the other , led at halftime Amidst the smells of autumn came back with three touch- Another upset resulted from sex, Davidson's winless football team searches for its ; the to win Presbyterian. downs in second half the Beta-KA clash Jimm.s Lewis first victory tomorrow against Jim the wide Drops First suggests that anything writ- and Killebrrw. Soccer Team Lest Davidsons record IMAC STANDINGS for the Betas, have is done in the form of an apology, Ihope halfback* ten about them Kappa Sig 11-0 looked good all year and were suggestion. outings | to correct that In Davidson's last two »-2 instrumental in the upset. In Ican't find that much about which to apologize. KA Rugged Wolfpack end State Phi Delt 8 3 the excuse department, To ago the VMI,a team that last Three weeks 'Cats tied 8 3 Haynci Kelly missed the tfanv closing week lost to nationallyranked Navy by one touchdown. Phi Gam BY ERIC NICHOLS pack cagr The minute- Sigma Chi 8 3 |for the KA's. first time this year of the third quarter brought the Last week Davidson lost to a heavily favored Richmond 64 Smith, wearing For the by Florida (35-28) Beta "Coyote" a soccer fans went most satisfaction to an expect squad who had previously been beaten ] Davidson's ATO 55 light blue sweatshirt that got disappointed Monday ant crowd as halfback Jan Brak byone touchdown. darker, home on aboutone Ind. 4-5 1lighter as the day got in a poorly-played el climaxed Ipenalty kick and Surely too much boastingcannot be done passes as the result of by SAE VI tercepted three for the by N. C. State. three corner kictis with a well tie and one loss. Just as surely. Davidson was beaten Chis, they smothered 2-1 defeat decidedly Sig Ep V» SiKina as one of the players aptly directed headshot into the cor- Richmond. The statistics of the game were and "other As have won— a PIKA M the whitecladATO's. The put it, "We weren't up enough ner of the O>g« accurately one-sided but Davidson could 2-9 |Sigs" pulled out another quar- interception choked off an offensive drice inside. Sigma Nu also for this game. Each team must The post-climactic fourth pass Kapp I-' iwin overthe SigEps.Temporary by general two noticable bright spots. Pi have its bad game." The truth ter was marked a In the loss there were defensive lapse* gave Sig Ep the part of mental attitude of the team, reported by all of the s!ory lies in the play of slowing down on One was the State held the edge observers of the game to be extremely high. It appears the first half. both teams hasn't given up on itself. For the first 44 minutes the as they gctierallv beat Davidson that at least the football team squads made a They by better team. team that had conquered Duke to the ball Both were just beaten a effort to break the The second bright spot was the play of senior Earl Frosh-Soph six days earlier was over-confi- concentrated BB brought Game the repeatedly Cole Cole playing quarterback and defensive back, turn- dent, out-played and out-hustled tie and anyone on the field, man for man. This lack of team- ball within scoring range, ed in more individual tackles than Wolfpack offensive effort constantly the Richmond backs at the line of work was directly related to the The stopping finally came through with a pre scrimmage. Cole's play did not go entirely unnoticed. Spat 1-0 halftime score favoring the Opens The ball wasbrought Annual State squad. cision play. by the press for the Southern Confer- enthusiastic He was nominated periodopened down the side, controlled by ence back of the week. BY FORREST ROLES put the sophomores ahead to As th* third up. contests, stay with a layup at 1:15, and Wildcats began their fami- short passes, and then came a In the results of the last two the football In a thrill packed same, thr the neatly Perhaps by Stone and Rufus aggressive play. Davidson's cross and the ball was has nothing for which to be ashamed. this Sophomore Class pulled out a foul shots liar team put the out of reach. literally swept the field deposited in the Davidson goal is reflected in the fact that they were up for the 71-68 overtime victory over the Adair name offense best as attempts were to break Wildcat hopes of a Richmond contest But pride is another matter and freshmen in the opening action Freshman Coach Perry Hol- numerous Alpine Maincoat made at the well-guarded Wolf perfect season. The nothing supplies that like winning. of freshman field day. Dick land insisted that it was far too Snyder led the sophomore* with early to judge ho*' good his HOMECOMING... 28 points and Dick Byrd led the team now is or will be. "We by London Fog* Homecoming is a "nice" time. A "nice" time for freshmen with 21. haven't had time to organize After The win. Unfor- said, expect Gome everyone and especially a "nice" time for a 8541 with 1:44 to go yet," he "but I big It* lining tip* out wiihthe greatest of mm.Throughouttheyear,this Presbyterian down and die and be Behind things boys." tuiMtelv will not lie in the regular period, the fresh- from these Visit The will be your favorite coat. When it's cold and snowy or rainy and "Nothing of an outstanding effort will win. protected Alpine thick, "nice short >f men tied the game on an out- misty, you'll be by the Maincoat'a deep Pile out again and predict a nice win. lay-up LEARN TO BOX!I lining linings, repellentshell HI climb side shot by Byrd and a a in Hie art of withattachedwarmsleeve andits water soph- Be master of LONDON FOQ'a exclusive Nord Cloth (100* long staple by Joel Williamson. The setMefeaae. Ispert trainers' TASTEE-FREEZ made the ball until 10 cotton). And whenit's clear and warmer, just lipout the lining and MEET YOURFRIENDS omores froze secrete can be your*! Ne Cornelius _— 1 the in comfort, you -- —a coat left, they fail- » 4^Las^pafla\ wear cool while everyone admires the way seconds were but vquifrfnwiT rmato. ■■■■■■ a" AT THE Snyder look. Smartly tailored stand-up collar, split shoulder. Shell In ten, ed to get off ashot when campus dub amone heavily toxin*. otivo or black;zip-out liner in gold-flecked black. was covered. your friends for fun, seH- GONDOLARESTAURANT In the overtime,the freshmen tmnMmt*and reel physical Pizzo W. INDEPENDENCE AT WILKINSON BLVD. took an early three-point lead fttnees. Complete brochure $39.95 CHARLOTTE on a pump shot by Williamson ens* leasens one dollar. Send Hamburgers WHILE ENJOYING and Barry St.Clair's foul shot THE BEST but in thelast threeminutes, and PHYSICAL ARTS GYM. Hot Dogs IN 32 seconds they failed to score. 363 Clinton Street, Snyder brought the margin Hempitead, Long Island, Hot Chocolate down to one point with a hook New York. IVtUon, XtfL PIZZAandSPAGHETTI thot with 2:11 left; Rod Stone Hu0l7 PAGE SIX THE DAVIDSONIAN FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25. 19«3 Council, Honor Court Ta To Explain Constitution BY RON SNOW Spratt announced that per- chapel speaker, stressing that mission has been obtained to th:> dul not mean that King Interpretation of the Student haye Marlm Luther King as a would definitely appear. Body Constitution will be in the . hands of the Student Council j^Bl"^^^ it %l. \T %^ and the Honor Court jointly as the result of the decisionpassedDeVaughan:Lingle session Manor Monday n:aht in a joint of the two bodies. After thi- question arose last [ .ir, the two groups have been To Provide Brotherhood # J : L*. 1 i a^k. i^MM unable until now to see the ef- Ml JI I m. m fect if interpretative powers "The primary purpose of LJngle Manor is to provide were vested inboth groups. The a social outlet for the members and also a spirit ol majority felt that interpretation brotherhood." said President Bill DeVaughan. "This is to should be handeled by both b< done this year by providing more and better member group- but that the Honor Court ship activities." .u_ u~_.~~..„„ should interpret only those sec- "__. r~. scheduled a hivrid . tions that pertain to their opera- \\ ii-kond have been made for a.m. In addition the man tion and procedure. any member of the manor. Fol- tak.' part in the HoaMWriag TO DAVIDSON GRADS by TEA AND TALK greeted parents and visor Tommy Stafford participates in the con lfwint: the dance in the College Queen contest i'tinstitution clearly states Lingle has candidate compth freshm--> when they gathered at the home of tinuing battle over the teacups with " fresh- I'mon tonight. Manor to with the that theStudent Council has full chosen by the various fra- President D. Gritr Martin last Saturday. Ad- man parent. (Staff Photo by Sam Smith) power of interpretation but ternities. Tomorrow the manor fails to mention anything about will sponsor a party to be held Homecoming is a tradition and it interpretation by the Honor ROTCGradTo Win off campus. Court. Lingle Manor, now In its Department Opens If the Honor Court wereRiven Prodigious Trophy never changes. faces, Drama year There are new second of operation, is the full interpretative power, it A new 30-inch, 100-pound presently reorganizing pro- judi- its would lose its status as a ROTC trophy will be awarded gram and planning a social ciary' committee and become annually by the Secretary of the calendar intended to make the newprofessors and new buildingsbut, Play more like a legislative group. Army to outstanding Season With Wilde's the ROTC manor more attractive to Inde- This would infringe upon the graduate selected from the pendents and more enjoyable BY DAVID COFFEY function of the Student Council 175.000 student officers in 247 for members. At the present atmosphere the The Importance of Being Earnest, a comedy by Oscar Wilde, will be presented and hinder the action of both colleges and universities, it was time Lingle Manor has 30 paid the is same. Reminisc- by the Department of Drama and Speech in Hodson Hall at 8:15 p.m. Wednesday. groups. announced by the Army. members, but DeVaughan ex- Oct. 30 to Saturday. Nov. 2 The Honor Courthas assum- Selection of the winner each pected the number to reach at ed power of interpretation in year will be based upon least 50 before the end of the ing is a great joy, bringingback many Hairy Blakeslec, the The comedy will be the de- School and whileBob the past and mad* decisions "individual's military' and aca- school year. produc- Mrs. J. S. W.nfcler will por- Miller will handle the sound. partment's first major with that understanding, but demic grades, potentialqualities New memoers or the organi- year, will tray Lady Brecknell. Mrs. Jack Althoff will be technical tion of the school and without formal permission as an officer, leadership in aca- zation are Spencer Caldwell, also first Winkler has appeared in The stage nanager. They will be as- fond memories. Comradeship withold be the to be directed since it is not written into the demic and student-body fields David Coffey, Willie Edmonds. by pro- Adding Machine, Arms and sisted by other students of the the college's new drama constitution. Student Council and demonstrated qualities of Hunter Hill, George Nzongola T. Barber, Jr. the Man, The Man Who Came college interested in backstage fessor. Rupert President John Spratt feels discipline, courtesy, personality and Larry Noah. Officers for Dinner and Androcles and work. the day. The play requires a cast of to that groups will have and character." First presenta- the 1963-64 year arc DeVaughan. friends enlivens the We wish for leading roles, the Lion at Davidson. Admissionprices willbe $1.00 nine. One of the enough advance notice to tion of the trophy will be made Vice-President John Rankin, Worthing, The role of Gwendolen Fair- for adults and SO cents for stud- that of John will be 1 clarify any issue* which could at the end of the 1963-64 school Secretary Doug Woodworthand sophomore Robert fax willbe filledby Mrs. James ents. Although there will be no filled by hinder the Honor Court and year. Treasurer Jim Weber. each of you a most wonderful Home- appearance Cross, who has acted in the iv-itvi'iI >c.it< available, tickets its processes. in his first trophy be displayed stage. drama department'sproducti<>n.- must be bought for.a specific; Spratt announced The will Material imj/oovrmcnTS are on the Davidson also a com- at tin- recipient's manor, Another sophomore, Decker o: The Adding Machine, The Bight. mittee composed of Howard Ar- school for a made in the ac- period of one year following to DeVaughan Faw, will portray the Rev. Taming of the Shrew, Madwom- Ticket- will go on sale at the buckle. Charlie Dick cording Two coming. Roue. presentation. The winner'sname couches and an are Caron Chasuble. Faw portray- an of Chaillot, J. B. and Mid- Student Union on Monday. Oct. Bate.-. Hill Wellford and Fred FM radio and school will be permanently- new this year,and the members ed the same character in his summer Night's Dream. 28 They will also be available McC.uirt which would meet to |engraved on the perpetual expect pianj high school's production of Sue Logan, in the Drama Office in the Fine explore the possibility of in- to add a to the da A Dr. trophy. stereo room soon. this comedy. T S. Logan of the chemistry de- Arts Building each day next corporating a series of polio- Smith McKeithen. a junior, partment, has been cast as week from 9 am until noon. declarations into the constitu- has been cast as Algernon Mon- Cecily Cardew. A senior at tion or determining whether crieff. In his past two years at North Mecklenburg's High these policy declarations should After Vespers Open House Davidson, he has acted in The School, ike ha- appeared in the Eumaneans Plan be left in the minutes of each The following professors will hold open house for TO DAVIDSON UNDERGRADS Taming of the Shrew, Antigone group. Davidson production of The students after vespers this Sunday night: and Krapp's Last Tape. Devil's Disciple, The Solid-Cold Study A vote was taken m approval The manservant Lane will be Cadillac and Galileo. OfLiberalism of a poll of students,to be taken Applewhite Frey Lester Parker portrayed by Miller, a Welsh, in chapel Monday, todetermine Lindsey Pinkerton. Jon also Mrs. Wilmer H. wife An examination and discus-1 Bondurant Gallent junior, who has been in the of the professor of music, will sion of the "liberal" movement; if any liquor was kept on cam- Bryan Ghigo McGill Homecoming is a day that you can pus Davidson production of Winter- make her first appearance in as it pertains to political, theo-{ over the weekend.This poll. Causey Hampton Mansour Pu^ell set and The Lottery. a Davidson production in the is purely for informationwhich! gaUstad logical and social institutions is Cole Johnson, N*. M. Mebane Completing the male cast will role of Miss Prism, the gov- the aim of the might result in future legislation j Thies EumaneanLiter- Thompson H. Winkler Wruck proudly acclaim your loved ones who be freshman Ed Dwelle.whohas erness.She holds a bachelor's ary1 Society in its programs on the matter of liquor on cam- White. E. this pus been cast as Merriman. the but- degree in drama from Carne- year while maintaining the tra- over dance weekends. | ler. Dwelle, from Jacksonville. gie Tech. ditionsand ideals of the society, willbe with you, to pride in Fla.. was active in dramatics at Lighting for the production according to Bill Garrard. sec- take show- Virginia's Episcopal High willbe mannedby David James retary of the group. A consideration of authors ing them your - ranging from James Baldwin to fine college and make EXAM SCHEDULE JANUARY 1964 Bertrand Russell, plus debates and discussions varying from FRI. A.M. Monday. Fourth hour classes Wednesday. Friday governmental authority to con- them a part of it. Meeting new ac- Jan 17 P.M. temporary theology willprovide SAT. A.M. Fifth hour classes Monday. Wednesday. Friday a format to the meetings. Jan 18 P.M. First hour classes Tuesday. Thursday. Saturday With this new emphasis the quaintances and renewing old friend- ~ society will seek to revive from MON A~M~ the past consisting of a literary Jan 20 P.M. First hour classes Monday. Wednesday. Friday "grab-bag" consisting of aim- reports, ships will brighten your day. We wish TUE. A.M. Sixth hour classes Monday. Wednesday. Friday less book lectures and Jan 21 P.M debates in order to give the in- dividual the opportunity to in- WED. All Second hour classes Tuesday, Thjriday, Saturday- crease his communicative abili- for youan outstandingfootball victory Jan 22 P.M ROTC 11. 21. 31. 41 ties and "broaden his perspec- tive beyond the beunds of pro- THUR AM Jan. vincialism." may 23 P.M. Second hour classes Monday. Wednesday. Friday Dr. Phillip will deliver and your date for the dances be Secor ■ft FRI A.M. Third hour classes Tuesday, Thursday. Saturday the keynote address at the so- ■■"'^Tb Jan 24 P.M. ciety's meeting on Monday.Nov. 4. Themeeting, open to the pub- theprettiest of all. SAT. A.M. Fourth hour classes Tuesday. Thursday. Saturday lic, will begin at 7:30 p.m. in Jan 25 P.M Third hour classes Monday. Wednesday. Friday the Eu Hall. This message comes to you with all

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