‘Chancellor V > I 5698] Racial Curfew " - “ Brick 4 1300 I I a I I # ‘ ' O 9 U C 7 7 210 2 I ' I I the'rechnihaian Monday April 8, 1968 ” Now Editorial OpiniOn ' Students must obtain a Residence Hall Reservation Card from the Housing Rental Office in Leazar Hall prior" to Things Lbok Pr May 1 if they want to reserve ...a__1....4....._ ett—y Black dormitory rooms for next fall or the first session of summer n .n ...... k:~ school. A touch of Watts, Detroit, and Armani. came to 2.- \'\lk‘K§AA\J~ ~. a. ‘ Individual statements will the”134Capitol4..., ,.-‘4City..-,_r..gv:..last week.a. «g ,_ _.,.. 1.. 1 ~:~.-.~, showbin: ‘ non-Violent faction to realize the ineptness of this not be sent to residence hall ) ‘__,1.111333759,; ‘ {déijjjhigfifpz’L‘uh- . ' p.“4-... , $3.1?. .3.,9quivqn”cm“,,. ;.nc. .nn‘;“_n.ems;,lmgwmnfioanwmnap37.5;me‘zi- . nth/:61raw-iin :fiin}Lq,.l‘;IiAl}ulu \‘isltl nailso ,_ , led Raleigh Negroes to fire a warehouse and stone A black Raleigh minister observed, “It would seem is notification'ol' rent due. a used car lot. that violence is what the whites want.” The Reservation Card along It was anger at the murder of a great man. Certainly the murderer is not typical of white with the rental fee or financial Dr. Martin Luther King was America. award information in lieu of the originator and But neither was Harvey Oswald, nor can payment must be in the Busi- the champion of non-violent action in the name of James Meredith’s assailant be considered representa- ness Affairs Office in Holladay Negro rights. “Non-violent" is the key word here. tive of white society. NIGHT LIGHTS—illuminate State’s residence area, the glow from existing dorms bathing Hall before 1 p.m., May 1. American Negroes are currently divided over what Yet the white majority cannot be found blameless. the shells of those under construction. Those who make reidence halls their home are re- “Failure to make payment methods are appropriate and effective in their quest How can a culture which allows the Ku Klux Klan to minded that room reservations maybe made now and must be field before May 1. on time will result in loss of exist wash its hands of this man’s death? . priority in the reservation of So here we' are, in the middle of eastern North your present room or in re- Carolina, watching 'our first race riot, saying “I hope questing a room change,” said WPAK Offers they shoot every last one of the black bastards.” J. S. Fulghum, housing rental (Peace Corps Director officer. If the .words aren’t on our lips, they’re in our The rental fee for men for actions. Each time we turn down a Negro job the fall semester is $133 and applicant, each time avoid registering blacks to vote, $158 for women. For the first Relief From KIX we push the black community to violence. session of summer school, it And now, the one man who has exhorted his people Sees Volunteer Increase is $48 for men and $54 for How often have you become nauseated over to exercise restraint has been slain. women. WKIX? We can expect some dark days ahead. , WASHINGTON —— Peace current fiscal year determined Corps receives annually, it is Lee Hall and Alexander It happens to us at least twice a day. One can just Look at Raleigh. Here we have collegians, the Corps Director Jack Vaughn the trainee total. watched closely because it is Hall will be open during the . take so much of .. the Hi-Lo Game, John Stanton’s intelligent students of Shaw University, braving predicts a 10 per cent increase the key to the agency’s cur- first session of summer school. jokes, the in the number of applicants rent year training and over- “Residents of these halls will Piggly-Wiggly Quiz, and Marvelous Mark’s Klan-riddled Eastern Tarheelia to protest, and pro- able to serve this year. Vaughn said the upsurge in have priority until May 1 to “Fabulous Funnies." Yechh! test violently. interest in the Peace Corps seas programming efforts. reserve the me rooms. After ' What are the alternatives to ’KIK for those who These are not idle, ignorant ghetto blacks. These during January and February this date, nreserved rooms prefer popular music? WYNA and WRNC are but are bright, serious-minded ambitious people, trying Recruiting figures for the contrasts sharply with a 30 “To me this means we are will be available to other ap- slightly better fare. to better their race and their country through their first two months of 1968, he per cent decline in applica- gaining a generation of V0]- plicants. After the first day Salvation may lie in our own WKNC’s new AM said, were up sharply from a tions reported last fall. unteers who have not only con- of classes, scattered reserva- own education. year ago. sidered their move very seri- tions will be combined to fill facility, WPAK. Yet they rioted. ously, but who—thanks to the suites and floors beginning Unfortunately, WPAK, which is programming Think what can happen in Southside. In Durham. The number of applicants “That decline,” he said “was type of college education they with the ground floor,” Fug- popular selections, is a carrier-current station. This In Winston-Salem. In Atlanta. In Harlem. In Los will more than meet current inaccurately interpreted as a have sought—are even better with the ground floor,” Fugl- means that only residence areas having a special. Angeles. plans to put 8,000 persons into long range trend. But the qualified than ever before," Students who desire to , secondary transmitter unit can receive this station’s Think what Brown, Carmichael, Fuller, and the training during the program figures wer ebased on appli- said Vaughn. change rooms should pick up signal. rest of the not-so-peaceful crew will make of King’s year which ends Aug. 31, he cations received during No4 a Room Change Card when Lee, Sullivan, and Bragaw are the only dorms death. said. vember and compared with they pick up the Reservation currently having such transmitters. It looks as November of 1966 which was Vaughn said he expects Card. Both cards should be though the niggers and the honkies A congressional appropria- the largest month for appli- nearly 60,000 Total applica- turned in when paying fees at We hope a good response from this area to WPAK aren’t ever going to realize they’re both people. tion of $107.5 million for the cations in Peace Corps his- tions this year. The bulk of the Business Office. Priority on will convince the Publications Board to appropriate tory.” these will come from college room change requests will be funds for the expansion of AM operation to the entire underclassmen and persons off based on date of rental pay- campus. A2 Greek Speaks the campus. Last year the ment or date of change re- ' WPAK can be self-supporting with about one-fifth Vaughn said the number of Peace Corps obtained 10,000 of quest, which ever is later. Un- the amount of advertising time KIK listeners must applications, which are for its record 71,000 applications reserved rooms will be avail- endure. the most part received from from a special direct mail cam- able for assignment beginning Combined with WKNC-FM, the station can offer . God college students, jumped by 7 paign aimed at the nation’s May 6. a Bless America per cent in January, compared collegians. Vaughn said the The University policy on program perfectly tailored to collegiate tastes. The" to 1967 (2,246 vs. 2,094) and campaign would not be repeat- those students required to live FM station is now programming classics, jazz, and Three or four years ago, a anti-war efforts, even though and devotion to stick it out increased again by 77 per cent ed because of the higher num- in a residence hall is, “Any broadway from sign-on until 9 p.m., while popular handful of concerned indiv- I believed as they did. and had continued to make in February (4,222 vs. 2,381). ber of persons currently avail- student who has carried less music is heard over AM during the same time period. iduals, depicted by the press The whole sacrifices for what they be- “We can, on the basis of able to fill this year’s training than 28 semester hours (pass- The two then merge, and the station presents easy as having long, stringy hair idea of going lieved. But above all, they these figures, project some 23,- programs. ed or failed at State or . and a generally disheveled ap- against government policy had faith in the United States 500 immediately qualified ap- other listening‘(read, “studying”) music for the rest of the pearance, appealed to the pub- seemed to me to be absurd, college or university) must evening. and ridiculous. government to know that plicants by the end of August, The Peace Corps this year reside in University housing lie for a change in govern- some day they would be heard. compared to 21,332 last year,” is asking unless: The campus radio station can entertain every State ment; policy—just a few out- They were not vegetables, but Congress for $112.8 “(1) married and student, no matter what his tastes. In addition, it can spoken and concerned indiv- The government of the citizens, and this was their million to enroll new trainees living lo- provide on-the-spot, late-breaking campus news,that iduals who were sincere in United States was just to Vaughn said.