QUEENIE REBUTS CAGERS READY HARRINGTON'S COLUMN FOR ECC PIRATES (See Page Two) ©he (See Page Five) The NewsHatriftsmtianAnd Editorial VoiceOf The Davidson CollegeStudentBody % VOL.LV DAVIDSON COLLEGE, DAVIDSON, N. C. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1965 NUMBER TWELVE Faculty Again Alters Regulation To Limit Off-Campus Drinking TWO MAIN POINTS Fraternity Functions Burks9 Honor Proposal Excluded From Change H JBsW The faculty amended the drinking rule once again Wednesday to prohibit con- sumption of alcoholic beverages at college sponsored ■ functions or at functions where Stirs New Controversy § designated representatives of the college are participating. amendment-; pressure By MIKE MAY all students. fair to require any one group The new wore on the Social Council ture." approved by "good major parties According Martin, Davldsonian Feature Writer At a special Open End Mon- of students to be more responsi- | a to have for the student to the facul- according to D body off campus where drinking day night (attended by peo ble than |ity." President ty action will do away with un- It looks like another tempest ten another." would have pie. least) such IGrier Martin. been allowed by the -ary accidents on a'.hle'.:: i- brewing in the Davidson tea at one student asked The result of a situation The which wore action of the faculty in October. trips and "prevent loss of team ■pot. John Burks, seniormember about the possible consequence is to set up a police force of a amendments added to "he faculty approved Professor Martin said that morale, and also, we need to ■of the Honor Court, has propos if the drinking rule were not re udents amidsta generally in the student body. rule were the roeomendations "the Majority of students dis iin 'he suppor' if '.he pub- ed what could prove to be radi- tained referendum No agree of jo.n' Faculty Trustee with Campbell." But tho lic." cal changes in studen*. govern body ventured 'o predict defi "The main reason that stu- the oh Alcoholic committee felt th.it the OM Tnent. nitely what tho administration's dents don't feel any responsi- Committee lover The only confusing aspect ■ 'i:i-. wh.ch had plaint issued b> the president of of Burks' plan,which hepresent- reaction might be. bility toward these regulations pwi the faculty ruling is the mean- is that they don't approve of been deleted from that commit- the Social Council should be ed to the student bod.y in Mon However. Burks emphasized. into ing of a "designated represen them." Burks emphasized. "An- motion. taken consideration. -day's chapel, contains two cardi- "My proposal is not aimed at Professor Martin said that the tatlve of Davidson College." points. for any one regulation. It's other reasonis that they haven't The organization of the com nal First he called aimed action of the faculty on Wednes- According to RichardC. Bur:;. "deletion of alleviating I is had to feel responsible. Idon't mittee itself Ma* recommended the panof the oath at what think a day judgment of idean students, the term "des- think that (being policing by the faculty on "reflect! the of " of office taken by members of very unfair method of enforce- a Doc. 8. 1964. the committee that (i body) is mooting students representative will the Student Council and Honor ment of these regulations." the function of a stu- e firs! wai held representing tier ouncil honor court." Aim 20 ,>r \h\< ft the college should iuner students in these in Court stating 'that I will be He revealed that his tassffest or ion ye.ir con- no! f consume alcohol." ttaacei I) Student* whose ex- honor bound to report any viola- in changing the existing situa- Whether or not a special body ■ lw>th trustees and faculty being DISCIPLINE PROBLEM | ire being paid by the tion of Honor System any tion springs from a stud ■ rtudenta or others in control with :t< member- appoint coache; the or "The felt that they

John Todd Irvinh Welling Editor-in-Chief Business Manager """" PAGE TWO FRIDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1965 Nine Tails do not necessarily reflect the views of the editor.) iLetters to the editor ByMICHAEL L.HARRINGTON Another Edition Davidwnian Associate Editor facing a little drinking and everyone should be satis- Once there was a rural tavern This month's edition of the . country road and a single set of railroad tracks rulerepresents, we believe,a progres fied." a fancy beer hall, just a small grocery with gas least, unreal- Not sive step, at beyond the But we are not. pump, and it sold only the standard brands of domes istic bounds by which Davidson stu Certainly see progress. But inside its five concrete walls. The interior two months we can tic beer dents were held until we also see the effects of political she was dingy and poorly lighted, its red plastic booths ago. nanigans— the plain case of deciding torn and scarred with many cigarette burns. This Wednesday by the only about just what the Trustees can place should have made only a marginal living but it The action taken — college. faculty does evidence— a retreat an be talked into going alongwith. stood just half a mile north of an all men's all too obvious one from the amend It is a hopeless string of legalisms Business was good. at the woven from the dull threads of para ments which were approved So the country tavern saw many persons come tober meeting, however minor the dox. farmer, truckers, a few to be. and go: an occasional a few most recent changes may seem The college is opposed to the use more youths from the surrounding countryside, then Simple guesswork and the faintest of alcoholic beverages by students the college crowd. A sociologist would marvel at the awareness of developments since the unless the Student is married and has clear— eul layers of this piece of an American cake October meetingof the Board of Trus- a home in the Town of Davidson. 1 sasv more than diversities. week's tees would disclose that this The college wants to protect its changes werebrought about by a rest- being represented of TOWNIES sness concerning possibly further good name by ficially only by sober-looking gentle The "townies", as the non college were labelled, Trustee reaction to once intrepid fat- — which the uity decisions. men but. in areas in gulped their beer sometimes loudly, sometimes al- school can disclaim any direct finan most apologetically. Usually staring, half-cursing There was certainly sincere concern cial responsibility, the concern some always envyingthe collegecrowd. also for the responsibility which the how lessens, and practically disap- LETTERS TO THE EDITOR October rule would have placed on pears. There were the freshmen. One short beer to coaches and others charged with announce their masculinity and then a dance around the We fully agree with the fact that the room to celebrate their intoxication for anyone shepherding students away from college has the right, and essen- Davidson campus. the bored enough to notice. Out of bleary eyes the tially the duty, to protect its name— Queens' Girl 'Clarifies' sophomores would nod wisely, then return to a sage Viewed from this aspect, then, the for the sake, among others, of its stu- evaluation of their own awesome capacities. Even- action this week does represent a rea- dents. one ignored the townies. sonable compromise. And we likewise uphold the desir Harrington's 'Generalities' Every so often a boy would come inalone and Significant steps have definitely ability of all concerned for reason beers, then long ones, finally be ex- Dear Editor: derivative sense. But it is also drink alone. First short been taken; for example, students able standards of behavior to a quart or two. Maybe he played a sad song or two drinking at fraternity after-parties ercised by students both on and off Mike Harringtons article has unrealistic to assume that the- Morris ological convictions are always on the battered jukebox in the corner. It didn't need no longer be uncertain as to the campus. started some discussion on the really matter. Because soon he'd pull out a soiled whether they are breaking a rule— Campus. While maybe Dear Editor: vague and indefensible, while — And we emphatically agree that the Queens myself wanting partly letter or grade report read it once more or just they are not. Too, alcoholic bever- not a "typical" southern school Ifind the convictions of academic intemperate use of alcohol is not a to disagree with, and partly to always and stare at the ceiling, slip out to his car or across to ages can legally be stored in auto (if there is such a place), on liberalism are clear desirable practice on the part of any- second Steve the tracks. A loneliness and a very real fear. mobile trunks. campus are girls from the deep Graham's letter reasonable. one. of Dec. 2. hand, however, South to the far North: many I think a case can be made On the other certain factions Ultimately, the old rule genera Since Davidson College is a SOPHISTICATES again present nothing are displeased with the for a Christian liberal arts col- are satisfied now once in that and its revision effect litics Mike expressed. private institution, its trustees Davidson College is still on record as whatsoever to foster among students lege. Such a case would have to and the cool boys. have the right to require what take seriously that There were the sophisticates frowning upon, and thereby sup a truly mature attitude toward alco- The Southern girls Mike is re- do, the notion over they both of students and learning Theselordly Aryanssprawled out knowingly the posedly discouraging, the use of alco- hol, its uses and its dangers. ferring to are in college. They — faith and should im- booths, everyone else. Yet faculty and more, if they pinge This pretending to ignore holic beverages by students. And the In making of drinking a glamorous don't get a degree just by upon one another. is (and one of this deem it wise. Whether their re- very thing pre- strange often forgotten), but even coaches need no longer have that and rebellious act. the college is most being pretty. They could not quirements quite a different from same expressionof loneliness are sound is senting learning in such a way breed would have that lonesome feeling in trying to set and unfortunately discouraging the devel- have MM cotton into any col- (sought so desperately to hide) into another matter. that it does not disturb faith, and fear steal enforce rules they feelare necessary. opment of such an attitude, which we lege if they had not been on the Iup botheredby the fact that eyes. look. or faith in such a way that it his Iknew that bewildered As one acute observer remarked to believe is the college's precise respon- same intellectual level as boys so is s.iid by anyone at little does not disturb learning. us yesterday. "The drys get their pro- sibility to inculcate at this time more in high school. Class standing is Davidson about what relation Yes. and there were the flits. Nobodv exactly hibition, c and the wets get their liquor than ever not based on e\. ship there' may bo between A Christian liberal arts col- reads them out of the human race, but there has Christianity and the lege loyalties head, Do Northern R:rh read more? liberalarts. must hold two in ■lwayl been that casual icrk of the that know the subscription to Time and d. mservstiveitend tn "cMsiim: one to Christianity, and ing smile placing a man beyond the pale of the good Newsweek on this camn maintain Davidson's Christian the other to the liberal arts tra guys.Sometimes the faces of these outcasts register liUneiil without defending dition as it presently ev status, The Inherent Risk numerous* How many h ed the pain of this unnatural but often this Davidson know who Erne-it it. Admittedly, the present form this implies the presence of a breed seemed to have a good time in spite of them (lion's \ — inept ■" commitment ! community with- The Student Council's decision this or control by students them- Naeel \t .iiul c itc i!>Ml V. rt is "!> Christian selves much to tho satisfaction of many uneasy week to abrogate its primary obliga- selves is inevitable. Such a conse Nam except in !enn« of draft liard !o defend: it looks suspic in the academic one. it also consciences. tion along with that of the Honor quence is toohigh a price to pay in a Imrtf like .i commitment to implies the presence of a num- Court,in the enforcement of the Stu- little easier and more comfortable life m Protestant culture re ber or non Christians who are The country tavern saw them all and its beer Thr tis is, it is form of not in some way dent Body Regulations is a terrific on campus for the elected student ' ■ disenfranchised pennants made no comment. The jukebox and the slap in the face of student initiative leaders. in or near large c h! The >n commitment that is or coerced because they are not sounds, < cash registerbleated out their passionate the DMNpftpen ire usuallv "'" moralizing, and pos at Davidson. " n-nvinci Christians. the men left The lords What needs to be done instead is to ■ boys came and sometimes and cultural opportim ■llec'.ual. The Trustees of Davidson are earth, the good guvs, the flits, the townies. Clamoring out of three months of effect a clearer distinction between VHSt. The girls are RWare Of > railed liberals, the other just — of the discussions, S on that stewards who are to And outside this dream world the sun shone, the dawdling and the council the meaning and significance of the they'*-.' 'n more because — the -:di\ seem often to be holding operate the college for the bene- moon rose and fell. Thetrains lumbered through and has grabbed at a speculative and vis- Student Body Regulations and the middle of more but so are the ir own affairs. exceedingly rich during the next dies the violence and senseless Mifune appears out of the ac. of rules can be corrected without few Beginning Mondav mist, wrapped a filthy ki- by placing week of modern civilization. in The eventual takeover the fac personalalleviations above the ;md running through Wednesday mono, twitching his massive ulty of the enforcement of student best interests of the entire student Although the Mm literally will b<- the highly praised film reeks with high-spirited blood- shoulders, his face encrusted conduct regulations due to ineffective body dirt, whiskers, version of Eugene O'Wil- cUl letting, it manages, at one and with sweat and sic play. A LON'G DAYS JOUR thesame time, to be appallingly carefully picking lice out of his NEY INTO \IOHT. hair. He manages to look both Associate Editors RUFUS ADAIR .>inted out that of this drawings done, but defl Main St. Across From TheGulf V. S. could Station An innovation made by Scott also announced that there think the withdraw moiip of college employees (in wen settled."he added Queens. from ■ Vim, Union President Tom Scott, is an will be tournaments in pool and V. but that "the eluding maintenance, janitorial. Ueetse went on to say mat me ugly man contest to replace the table tennis during the week pre- trick is tn work out ,i way of laundry and kitchen personnel), windows will be bricked close to Itaj ■!■" n V:c in my opin- selection of a queen. One man will ceding the party and that those in- Vim. 55 per cent of them, or 54 out of accommodate the air condition ion, accepting defeat arrange be selected from each fraternity terested in participating are re- and there. |99. made less than $2,400 for the ing bu! that no definite We cm' Barn there, Independents, who will quested to sign up at the Union have and year 196:164. Eighty per cent, ment for tho cooling system has and the we can't withdraw." compete during the night for the desk. Matching for the tourna or 79 out of 99. made less than been decided. competi prize to be given to the ugliest man merits will be posted, and PATTERSON FACTS $2,860 for that yeiir. "We fee) these renovations BOSTONIAN on campus. tion will start Tuesday. Tins same group must work will greatly influence Chambers. Music will be provided in all parts Among the ten game booths The first point made by Pat A'i hours per week has very lini The larger stage will in,ike i! was of the Union during the night. The which will be set up for competition tenon that there teamed [tad \ me tad is not comnadate large FLEX-O-MOCS Fabulous Five will perform in the for prizes will be "Shadow Nelson" to b. 'I under tho college dis performing croups more easily. Morrison Room, while Karl Boxer's who will do free caricatures. Three circulating. "I "jus' don't have ability Insurance plan. . no one H II Trio will liven activities downstairs. movies will be shown during the tho same facts. he lamented A lengthy recommendation, with the air conditioning," Student entertainment will include night's festivities at announced including the Commil ■c noted. combo, for many Sam re.id Iquote defend a new and popular The Aces areas. The times the ing the publishing i- ni bread guide lines From the finan '.m'ii' . outside the of pictures pertain. Wild, plus ventriloquist Dave Mc- events will be posted of After for the modification nnd im tho outlook is even lesi (orkle. Union. wai atrocities. s| pointing out that contradict. provement of the Life Insurance "Only when wo formulate d Program, was tlao Indaded it ni'c pl.ms cm an accurate esl HONOR COURT PRAISED Report Criticizes Council Apathy (A Davidsonlan Analysis) lire. Week. possibility of remunerating the awarded irrespective of finan- cipients' financialneed. Davidson's Student Council is The study group pointed out It is noteworthy that the com- faculty advisers was also men- cial need, was also recommend- Chairman of the Student Per elective, caus- insteadthat students exert "con mittee didnot suggestthe "elim- tioned by the professors in this ed. The awards would be simi sonnel Committee was Dr. W. only partially activities, adopt an siderable influence" on the for- ination" of such only report. lar to the Morchead scholar- G. Workman. Other members ing campus leaders to being apathy towards this mulation of college policy and that "efforts are made to ADMISSIONS CHANGES ships at the University of North or the committee were T. F. attitude or that opinions reduce" them. On the admission of students, or student government, their are reflected Carolina. Clark. Chalmers G. Davidson, branch in the content of the Student In other aspects, the commit the group recommended that asserted the Self-Study's Student The committee minority was W. B. Hight. Moreland Hogan. Body Constitution. tee recommendedthe additionof each applicant be interviewed recorded as favoring the con- Norman M. Johnson, Charles E. Vigorously Masculine! Personnel Committee. at two psycholog he is accepted. Stagger- Court, on theother FRATERNITIES BYPASSED least clinical before tinuation of the present policy Lloyd, S. D. Maloney. W. O. The Honor ists who would give one-half four-year appointments to hand, is strongly effective and ed or relating stipends to the re- Puckett and J. S. Purcell. Or the 24 specific recommen time each to the counseling of the Faculty AdmissionsCommit power whichis based presented by the — holds real dations com- emotionally disturbed students. tee by the And right for campus in supple leathers of brown, essentially upon student accept- mittee, with the administration were| none dealt fra- Two half-time men would be also in the recommendations. black, cordovan,palomino, tan Scotch grain, brown- the Honor System, the ternity question, at ance of which the re- more effective than the full time of Rendezvous in Charlotte stone, and shell cordovan. Come ease into a pair. pointed out. explained "has The establishment a ma- committee port merely be- of one clinical psychologist, the jor academic scholarship, La Ristoranti $16.95 $23.95. members be last) Roma to Student Council come (at long an area or believed. — BEST PIZZA WEST of ITALY proposals are often college committee i — lieve their vital concern to the as A dining room hostess should Spaghetti — Lasagne — Parmigiana Salads ignored by the faculty and ad- — — a whole." be secured to supervise the Col- CHOICE STEAKS ministration and that their leg SHOE CITY The fraternity problem is "far lege Union food service and "to islative power is circumscribed pleasant hospital- At officials, it was Ifrom settled," the group point- add an air of Name Brands by the college " ity during time," group La Roma (ed out. "Strong efforts, it meal the Discount Prices felt. being to advised. Despite this analysis of the Istressed, "are made Location: Turn left off N. C. hazing, as well as the An overall mechanization in student government at David- ireduce US, north of Huntenvlllt. Ristoranti unnecessary time in the system of student records Our 53rd Year Mooresville son, the committee offered no i waste of Two miles down paved road Charlotte, N. C. to deal with

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"Both Forest, Bob Kinnard — the Wildcat basket Smith and Dan Pasquariello the two opponents is more than teams really want to beatDavid- bailers take on East Caro- provide a great amount of depth respectable. With last year's son badly, and on a given night. lina and VMI in important as far as height. 86-73 win over VMI in the con- I think that either team could tomor- tournament, conference clashes Mitchell predicted also tlial ference the Cats in beat any team in the confer row and Tuesday nights at ;l their series advantage to ence." Gym Lexing- ECC would employ a wide as Johnston and of defenses and would Va.. respectively. sortment ton. expect to get easy shots off their H.iving scouted both teams full court press. 'Cats Notch Win earlier '.hi* season. Assistant Turning to VMI. Mitchell i Warren Mitchell was " thti the Keydets have much impressed with what he "pefhajH the fastest, quickest Over Warriors n each. - I wu |key factor in " caps. The guard " IT are also i. vmi attack, Improved II ■ empna i-. ,i 6 3 senior. Specifically, at one point in the first half, three bench, ■Jaed alao '.heir Improved i on evei starters were sitting on the burdened with ing. conference poll and should lead personal fouls But sophomores and reserves deliv- loading the !' a 65 v.im laofc Hartung, ered in the clutch to preserve a pressure-packed win . Jerry Woodside, .i good . and Bobby Ayres. over Al McGuire's squad. ii shot and their number a junto ■< -I. round out the The winning streak was personally launched by Dick Snyder. who hit a career high mark of 40 points in the 90 48 conquest of Bucknell. The out-manned Bisons were constantly plagued by numerous mis- takes and a tight Wildcat defense. Davidson con- trolled the boards and then turned the ball over to (Photo by Sproul) Snyder, who treated a near-capacity house to an en- MOSER USES HIS SCREEN joyable evening. 'Kittens (40), Spann And O'Neill (L R) Stand Tall For Teammate Crosswhite The Furman game marked the 'Cats first league encounter. Sparked by the play of Phil Squier, Dav- idson rolled to a 90-70 triumph. The senior guard, Fiery displaying a hot shooting hand for the first time, Freshmen tallied 17. With him in the line-up, the offense was BEHIND noticeably moredisciplined. The Paladins constant- ly threatened to make a close game of it,but every f4c Foil Three Foes rally was snuffed out before any damage could be inflicted. After thrashing Wingate twice and Furman once last week, the undefeated freshman basketball team The real thriller occurred last night in the Coli- puts its record on the line against North Greenville to- seum. From the opening tap Marquette applied full- morrow night in the preliminary game here at 6:15. court harassment in an effort to force turnovers. However, following Tuesday the Huckle also starred in that game in the early stages of the game the Wild- On the ■ i I\ *i't the game high for cats beat the press with sharp ballhandling and W.ldkittens travel to Duke Uni- m m es w^ m^0 % <*SJ P ., H versity for their first real test rebounds for the season, M, BSjfe* r <^. . BS^ V *■ shooting. Conch Terry Hoi d1 the season. Between the two Wingate Forced to watch his tactics backfire. McGuire go . land said. "We really want to 'Kitieix a spent considerable time on his feet in front of press tho holidays u.th fauna the took home for" I ilicy rooted row. exhorting his team. On the court, the scram- The Duke pame is the breather a* Ite when Hi- th. AtfaJj) II «.i< ble proceeded at a hectic pace, especially the .md the will man. WAKIES LEARNED TOO WELL bin one one thai Hlickle, "tlu- Cranberry I' Warriors' coach inserted his "scrambled eggs" unit. tall j is,1 how good the freshmen At last the initial shock of this year's basketball and Roik> v Who !'- i i k nights. Big Mike O'Neill hit for in five David Marquette resorted to a zone defense to slow the recount the parallel of how Driesell broke up Eiuckle's 2> tory. two weeks. On Saturday the team bad tin: 7 in another fine Bane a-< KNOWLES AND SNYDER DOUBLE TEAM But think back three years ago, when Fred soundly beaten Wingate, W-61. s'li ni.m. Paladins Plastered By Lefty's Legions,90 70 , Hetzel and Company inaugurated their varsity careers with a 76 68 loss to a powerful Duke team. Stop bouncing around and take time to In less than a month the 'Cats reversed this out come and beat Duke in the Coliseum. How? winterize your wardrobe with They did it quite a bit like Murdock beat us. young and inexperienced pair Lefty relying a IMAC was on Puts Press Duke On guards, Harrison and Denny Ferguson to of Buzzy By pie v e'.nry. "hit 'em where Jim Hyder ;ind Ken Kendall "WV'II win more than one this a coat for all seasons get Driesell decided to put a TOMMY COX of the ball down court. they ain't." led tin- Phi G«im past the Phi year, I'm sure." strong press on these two Dukes instead of Art Sports Writer conceding least Davidsonian Delts, 56 29. The Gams led. As the season trudges into its Heyman and Jeff Mullins, them at The games were played week, ° Lefty Driesell's teams and that U4. after several minutes of third the Kappa Sigi P fur the most par! lacked excite and never lost and ATO's still remain the Strategy worked perfectly. Barry Teague dominated IMAC the first half H?s on the week, ment after the opening tip off. their teamwork or the le,ul. loams to beat. and Don Davidson were able to put pressure Eaintersasketball again this Although they were hard fought they tired or games post Buzzy Parker played well for the Blue Devils' ball handlers and when as four were by both sides, the games de trouble, senior Heywood Evans and poned out of the scheduled Dt-lts. ran into foul (both veloped into lackluster run junior Bill Beerman used their experience six. The weak but aggressive PI the pressure. aways. starters the year before) to keep up prompted IMAC Kapps fought off a late surge The action ATO's handily trounced Result? Davidson 72, Duke 69. to look to a new offen The by the Plkas to win. 37-34. paralleled Drie officials the Independent 76 48. Murdock's game planmust have against the superior forces five. Ru The Betas' .lack Sherrill. ob- Cats in sive fus 26 points and sell's Duke win perfectly. He pressured the of inadequate gymnasium facili- Adair tallied viously elated by their forfeit handler,Phil Squier, withhis best. controlled both boards in a fine experiencedball ties. They are revising the victory over the KA'i, com- Leonard. Wake Forest's All-Americancandidate. performance for the winners. Bob Sny- schedule in an effort to employ mented on the team's hopes of He probably conceded 20 points to both Dick Geoff Birkhead added another der and Rod Knowlfes, and although each bettered the ancient but effective princi- 19. bettering last year's record, this output considerably, Murdock used his teams experience and their unknown quantity Paul Long, to more than make up for Snyder and Knowles — one point more. achievements 29 on But we meet the Wakies again, Jan Greensboro. Experience will no a neutral court in al- longer be the deciding factor. Squier. who has readv gained twice the poise he showed in the openei as the first contest found him. will not be as jittery vet- The sophomores wfll nearly be battle-scarred J ry game plan won't work then Only ranS£rdoe ck'sla?t game a minor miracle can keep Wake Forest in the WEUK FIOTECT YOU January is a long way off and plenty of But revenge. 1 li mm games separate the 'Cats from C0MIN6 60IN6 NOTES season The most amazing thine this basketball WHENEVER AND WIEIEVEITN TRAVEL job of scheduling can ever bring is the brilliant UP TO'50,000 MUM DrieS 1 O e - 1? play 22 games six awayfrom home. UP TO *25,000 "»[" The Cats (Wake Forest Of six oSe is on a neutral court TRAVEL ACCIDENT PROTECTIM thesl each of the other teams are 2 Greensbororand their ONIY M5"AYIAR! °played at Davidson or Charlotte as well as in Wn I away from R. T. STONE Of the first 14 games, only two are home, VMI and Richmond. INSURANCE DEPT. PIEDMONT BANK & Ten thousands apologies to Kit Thompson the Iinadvertently eft out of (Staff Photo by Pur\is) TRUST CO. sophomore football player games last week's column. Thompson started five FUZZY FROSH MAKE IMAC BASKETBALL DEBUT DAVIDSON, N. C. this season. Absolutely no malice was So Fast Even The Camera Misses Them as a tackle his fraternitym meant toward Thompson,tackles or leavinghim out. # FABULOUS DINING SomedayFurman may come to play Davidsonin Open 'til 12:30 a.m. one word will be wasted about basketball and not Newberry Cuisine THE DUNDALK MAINCOAr Frank Selvy and his 100 points against — International 285 Monday Friday bylOitDOIl sportswriter to stumble on to this FOG The^tS Derrick, the Charlotte withzip-in genuine Alpacalining piece of "hotnews" wasMel of OPEN KITCHEN ° b r Furman plavDavidson inDavidson for 1318 W. Morehead **I^e seen hear anyone four straight years and Ihave yet to Susli iaitlsun ICtit. whiper 'There's the C-note man" when Selvy walks Frankly Ireally don't think anyone PIZZA Davidson, N. C. Greenville, S. C. mYo?he gym. - maybe The Hub around hire is quite' that inane. except Derrick. PAGE SIX THEDAVIDSONIAN FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1965 FINE PAYMENT Parapsychology Expert Council Votes Change Tells Of Supernatural "y HEYWARO CARTER and its elements of reincarna- had been a man named Edward Bellamy, lawyer a "pio In Traffic Regulations DavMaenlan Feature Editor tion because "I couldn't turn a and away fromIt." neer in new things." much ashe The Student Council, inits reg- The check payment wouldeli and Local Government, to be ■ Davidson had a most unusual REINCARNATION is now. This man had written a ularMonday night meeting, took minate need for issuing receipts held at Chapel Hill on Dec. 10. visitor Wednesday night at Open book, in fact about the unknown, action on a proposal to sim- by the college. Special cases or Council said he would try and End in the person of Edward From his studies of Casey. called Looking Backward. plify payment of traffic fines. fine appeals could be made by- make it. but he was unsuccess Bellamy. Dead for 67 years, Bel- Myers formed the belief that A check was made and it was Random findings on the park- letter and then reviewed at a ful in convincing anyone else lamy came as Joe Myers, who there is such a thing as rein- proved that Edward Bellamy, carnation, ing space problem were pre monthly meeting of a student that it was worthwhile. is very much among the living. that man progresses who died in ISM. had lived just the sented by Randy McKnight. traffic committee established John Thomas named the re Myers is a parapsychologist from life to life and that in described and that he McKnight called for abolition for the purpose. presentatives from Davidson to from Charlotte who has devoted "conscious mind only represents looked almost exactly like of the regular Friday Traffic Both ideas met with the un the United Nations Model As his life (this one. at least) to a single step in the evolution Myers. Court as a means of paying animous approval of the Coun- sembly to be held at Duke Uni- the study of those things which of man. Man moves through AFTER BELLAMY fines, and suggested replacing cil, and plans were made to versity. Feb. 912. Ken Childs. man has no sensory knowledge all the life experiences it is in- Bellamy. Myers it with a box in the Dean's Office stall a box for payment of George Nzongola. and which he usually terms possible to have before he gains Since ne was fines Sam Johnson. of been fines be deposited possible. will supernat- maturity." claims to have abortions where could as soon as and Thomas re'presen* the mere superstition— the illigitimate in special envelopes containing Bill announced Republic twice and once the Council a Con- Dominican ural. Myers added that some men prostitute. the ticket and payment by ference on Opportunities for willprepare son or a New York The four students always such die and then are sent to a sort he need ■check. PublicServices in Federal.State themselves by .studying the eco- Myers was not This he feelsis because seeker the un of purgatory, then a heaven, experience these things nomic, social and political con- a dedicated after ed to known, then back to earth for another wrongs in the country, according rather he was at one because of committed ditions of try at understanding more fully fathering way time an extremely orthodox some other life by It- to Nzongola. In this they their purpose on earth as hu- able to represent Christian who was evenpreach- legitimate children. will be better the age mans. Others, who have been Myers been an Petition Movement the viewpoint of the Dominican ing in church at of IS. Similarly. has age Myers wiser in their stay on earth, get Republic in defending or oppos- At 10 years of was alcoholic and it took him over a Christianity in to choose their next form of life ing issues. Each count- converted to an half dozen lives to kick th» various in my after they die. "with a set of proficiency ry responsible for pre- experience which "lives habit. His present in will be min- circumstances which will allow ac- Slowly adequately backing mind like it occurred five cooking he attributes to the Progresses and senting him to develop in those things resolution Assembly. utes ago."It was this conversion quiring of that art while he was Progressing blisteringly not be ready for a few weeks." a to the he should most develop in." living at a A life insurance plan for stu- which Myers says "gave me a an Italian woman about slow pace, the drive to abolish When asked if the delay was for trying of During Myers dents up to the age 33 was pre- reason " to be one As an example. Myers of- 150 AD. lais life to stunting the initial spirit be- guys Saturday classes continues by the good fered what he believes to be claimed that ha "had a whole struggle along. hind the plan. Whitson felt the sented Chuck Matthews under (I'm the auspices of the NSA The BELIEFS CHANGE some of his own experiences string of bf.bies a natural who along advantages in waiting for the them)." Pinckney Whitson. policy is underwritten by on earth in previous lives. He with but later turned Student report wait- the But this fervid religious belief with fellow senior Graham Yar- Council and In- felt that at some past time he somewhat promiscuous. instigated move, ing for the proper time faculty- American Health and Life did not last too long, for Myers borough the re surance Company provides ported the petitions seen on wise outweighed any advantage and MYERS TELLS OF EARLIER LIVES at the age of 20 "decided that that for $10,000 maximum coverage fraternity walls urg- that initiative might have. Christianity didn'thave anything dorm and in case of death. Including Abortions, Illegitimate, Alcoholic, Cook ing to Saturday Whitson also said that very lit- to it." After this decision the an end classes The rates, dependingupon age to the tle trouble is being had with only time Myers went to church Ny^a. MYTHERE would not be submitted bracket, range from $20 to $30 faculty in the near future. the collectionof thepetitions, al- \ i- to get married." and the has been than a year. This plan was prepared insecurity and unsurenes- ANYONEWHO KNOWS "The faculty is too much in- though it slower the Sig Eps i^S^SV Study expected. as a non-profit service of Place First ".vhich he now faces life drove volved in the Self and NSA WHAT CHRISTMAS problem, so we "We're leaving the one up after consultation and re- him to the point that he could f7?7^V\ \ the faculty vote in experts will Union make sure every- commendation from in >:iger tolerate existence. can't tell when the petitions MM to A explana- Competition Whitson body signs who wants to sign." the field. letter of In Blood Although he was financially be submitted." said. parents Whitson A petition tion will be sent to all By JIM COOLEY "I think everyoneworked very and outwardly welloff. his fam- "We will also try to co ordinate added. was explaining various placed on the faculty bul aspects of the Oavidtonian Staff Writer hard." Capt. Crawley --jrmised. ily and personal relationships our program with the Student also plan how it can the letin board but someone tore it as well as be "They entered with 'he proper had deteriorated to such a point Council report on abolition incorporated present down. into their Davidson students contributed spirit of participation and bled that he decided that he "had to ■of Saturday classes which will coverage. 238 of the 257 pints of blooddo for the cause." commit suicide or do something nated to the American Red equivalent toit." Cross Bloodmobile during its Economist To Talk two-day visit to Johnston Gym- Believing it would be the cow nasium Monday and Tuesday. Da?eClark ard's way out to take his life (Continued From Page One) physically. Myers gave up his InChapel Tuesday In fraternity competition life in psychic research. Be -.ijoying except '' which highlighted the visit. Sig- this one. .■r.i-,' he had been so close to Ludu one of the that he wished there could a ma Phi Epsilon placed first be and had not believed in nation's foremost neoclassical "httle mare sun." death ii per cent participation in a life afterwards, he now- economists, will be featured Payton that always the drive. Second place went to laid he thought that he should Lrr OlMttoDartMmMtM,Ik.MWh mal - speakerin chapel Tuesday. with 46 enjoyed touring in America, but J M^U Kappa Alpha, per cent ar.r this possib Another in the series of eco- members donating Sigma observed that, in general. - ■i;c speakers, he will be l:fe moves in- is with 40 per cent. "American faster and MUCH STUDY 4URB!KEAD'ACHARLIEBROWN CHRKTNM" Griffin, third A 1EHj troducedby A. G. chair- If ;>-jrpose than English Charles M.Schulz'c newest cartoon book."A CHARLIE BROWN ■ Capt. B. Crawley of the Myers studied parapsychology man of the Economics Depart- J. life." CHRISTMAS,"is a heartwarming,truly delightful Christmas story, .i- i rate for months ment. ROTC Department termed the tremendous perfect gift youngsters and oldsters. 48 pag.-s fu!!-color Mike Bin have a for both According to Dr Louise Nel- drive "successful, consideringi to be the udies throughout. (2.50. IK son, von M..se< "is an eminent the number of sports which are comedian of the group. When he not ceased. He is very well ■ :i >ked what the most deci- wr-ed on almost any subject man of international renown.He ftt the time." . sive in biology Bible ii noted primarily .is ,i mone break his caree: from to the Dur- JJ Red Cross oNi he answered. "Oh, Isuppose my ing the first months of his THE STUDENT STORE tary has theorist who written have that works in the cials indicated David mother meeting my father." i ed a numerous field of son an chance of economic has excellen* When one reporter .isk.>d him :: minimum of 16 books a week. " winningu American Red Cross ■r tired of CO until 2 Bom ■ von Misei bai 4.0: the 0 a.m. a.m. he au.ird for the third year in suc- of as professor of adulation teenage girl would search for some sort of served economics cession. If com University successful in smiled. "Would you?" Vdge in his chosen field. at the of Austria. among other colleges in ■ petition averaging ieep of international rela- Later, a, I a the area. Davidson will retire night. the Grand Institute of ed on a darkened stage u Studies, Geneva, the award. Notified rnational luminous shirts, the g.rls As Myers came to the study CHICKEN acting profes winning -chool will be made .'orland and audience almost wen- :n'o .i of Edcar Casey, a noted figure sor of economics at theNational Jan. 1. frenzy. They bombarded the in the realm of the supernat University of Mexico. ROTC students were eligible stage with paper and candy, and ural. he developed the firm be- Having been associated with Complete to obtain 10 merits by donating stoodup. screaming and waving. lief that there were worlds or Also Line of Short New York University since 1946. Their parents and boy friends spheres of knowledge other > blood and also attending drill than von M >■"" the author of many- remained seated, look.ng as if that of the material world. He on Tuesday afternoon. Several books in the field of economics. they didn't know exactly what described himself as being Orders and Plate Lunches Human Action and The Theory students who could not give to do. forced to study the supernatural of Money and Credit, the best blood assisted with the drive in (Staff Photo by Purvis) known of his books, are both order to obtain the merits. To found in the college library. PHONE HAS CONTROL PANEL LOOK promote the campaign, nophysi- There will be a coffee hour in Complete With Weird Hangup Device the MorrisonRoom following his cal education classes met either Daily Food Specials lecture. Monday or Tuesday. New Union Phone Has TRY OUR TASTEE SUB Unusual Appearance FIT FOR A KING By AL VARNER " Davidsonian Feature Writer rA? I■ J] Itlooks like a big, vertical aquarium, but all it really is is a new phonebooth. FORTbeQlfTl Small and Large The all-glass edifice, which hands on the glass and:t angers TbAT up yoim now stands in the basement of you that they would mess up MCAsuRes to Love the Union, is oneof the six new "your" phone booth, which is phones recently installed on the n'.ally. the first of its kind PIZZAS campus. in this area. Even Charlotte The booth is the same size as doam't have one yet. Take a gift home for Dad. the old models but its four sides The gla«s monster, along with other phones, an un are glass and the phone itself is the five has willappreciate 50 FLAVORS OF SHAKES, one of the new panel models, listed number. The explanation He a Gant Shirt, placed diagonally in the corner offered by a phone company / \ that the Sweaters, FLOATS, or the booth. represents", ve is com- Alan Paine Corbin Slacks, SODAS pany ha1! been losing money on being steel, And rather than the dormitory phones and they Weejuns or EnglishClubTie. From painted brown or black, the "see this as a way to increase phone is zn attractive gray color p-ofits un!>ted numbers 1) all three Natural Shoulder Shops. of alloy. ■ and is made out metal He -""ea'p the number of nonpay Eat Under Tropical Palms novelty thing, The real of the 'ne inconvng calls. Use your automatic charge though, is found only by getting Many people have wondered, Life'sa picnic whenyou'rerefreshed. in it and making a call. First though, how the company could ; account at Tate-Brown's Coca-Cola, taste, of all. the door opens on the ily be los ng money on the withitscoldcrisp unlike the booths, and right, old p-Tind like much, such as losing money and inab l totta'l ; TATE-BROWN'S §. ,i but just like Pavlov's dogs, peo ity to reach operators at certa n X better M pie are used to hard seats in times, the spokesman could of- pay phone booths. fer no explanation Then you can play with the B i: the new additions to the type of coin return, the campus telephone family have FREEZ new plastic dial or the funny wav operated faultlessly. And the that has CokeW the hangup device works. All fact the new one b?en 126 SOUTH TRYON—— 3rd FLOOR this while 50 people walk by accepted by the students is evi- Cotswold Wast Mall you as ir you were denced by the phone number ' MOORESVILLE and stare at Park Road Shopping Center "otttrtunder Dm «itt»rity ofTin Coc^CoU Cgpfwy undressing. someone has already scratched an Some even put their greasy on its face. COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. OF CONCORD