The Carolinian [February 4, 1949]

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WOMAN-8 COLLBOB OF THK CMVEeWITl OT NORTH CAROLINA. GREENSBORO. \. ('.. KEHRl ARY I, !!•!!•
W. C. Students SubmitWomDeAartmeHt °>Science
t- **»- i A ■ A _ Adas New Instructor
NI'MRER II
For Sixth Annual Arts Forum
Applicants Submit Original
Plays, Music, Short Stories,
Poems, Dance Productions
Creative work of twenty two Worn
an's College students In the fields of
drama, fiction, pastry, music, an, and
the dance, will la. products) or dlsoiis-c.i
along with selections from other col-lege*
and universities In the Sixth
Annual Arts Forum, March 17-10.
Short stories hy Woman's College
author* selected for publication In the
special Arts Forum cditl. n of furattt
Include "Abide With Me," by Ann
Forbes; "The Day After," by Evelyn
MWUti "A Toast for Grandpa," by
Ellen Mats; "A Sketch of Love In a
Fish Store," by Iva Unimn ; and "Re-union,
by Winifred Rodger*.
In the Held of poetry', "The Crane,"
"A Itetter Mousetrap," "An Old Woman
Talks of an Old ((evolution," and "The
Illrds," l.y Jean Farley: "The God of
Jonah" tod "A Bustling of Leavea,"
by Mary Anne Clifg; :■ n<l "Four Pliras-
OB," "Watching ■ Murder Trial," and
"Mr. lt.\. by Barbara Westmoreland,
an- the Woman'* College, Mlectloaa t"
IK- discussed by poet Richard Wilbur
in tin- Thursday afternoon writing |ion-.
ci ud t" be pubUabed in the f\ nun
nugailne. Mi-- Katherlne Anne Porter
win crltlciie stories In the MUM ■*»
■ton,
Thursday night, March IT,along;with
three other one-ad Undent plays, a
Woman'i College drama, • rii,- Bptet
Of Life." l.y Nan Wilkin-oii. will be
produced,
A rarietj of mnateal telectlona by
Woman'i c. Uege coaapoaen win is- JHT-formed
la the atndenl concert aaetlon
of the !-'■ ■ i inn. Theae eomposltfons in-clude
stmniiiir /or Mono, "Allegro VI
race," by Gatay Batter; Sonata for
PianO, "Allegro" and "Andante," by
Betty Carri Saifi for Winds, "Allegro,"
by Francla Barwlek; Sonata for Piano,
"Allegro Moll "
Twin Sisters Will Lead
Figure of Class Dance
Mary and Martha Howell. twin
"later* from Hamlet, recently won
the election far danre rhalrraan for
the Commercial ( la.—
The dance will be given Marrh
12: the theme and committee chair-men
will be announced later.
Miss Carolyn Twlggn has recently
been ajipoiiited as the new assistant
to l)r. .1. P. Meter, head af the
department of Science.
Miaa Twiggs recently graduated
from Wake Forest College where
she majored |n biology. She will
fill the position formerly had by
Miss Marietta llai I, tint of
assisting Or. filvler and Miss Ellza-belh
ONhoumr in the elementary
biology riuir.c.
Faculty Member Gives
Greensboro Firms Bid Fourth Series Recital
On Construction (ost i^/hJrwyt
Of New Dormitory
Exhibition Will Feature Legislature Delays Approval
Dorms Discuss Constitution, Exhibit Will include Portrait, Lee Hart Becomes New
W. C. Social Chairman
New Dormitory, Resembling
Weil-Win Held. Will House
Three Hundred Students
Five Greensboro firms were low bid-ders
Wednesday afternoon at the open-ing
of bids for the construction of a
new .'Mm student capacity dormitory on
tin- eampmi "f Woman'i College.
Total cost of the building, baaed on
tOdayi bidding, will be $l.o.:s.ss| 1U11|
the low bids arc being sent to the state
MHtgel bureau In Raleigh for npproval.
Oeorge w. Kane Companj made the
to* base bbi for the general construc-tion.
1844.611. The lew electrical Work
I'M wag made by the Gate City Kteetric
Company, tSOJMO, w. ll. Sullivan
Company made • bid of $40373 r..r th*
heating Installations, and the plumb-ing
low bid wia made by Wray Plumb-ing
ami Heating Company, soutoo.
The Monarch Klova'or Company bid
Pianist Plays Compositions
Of Tonal Contrast Scheme,
Variations and Fugues
The fourth recital In the Wade It.
BrOWI Raattai Series Of the Bcaool of
Music will lie given by Mr. Phillip
Morgan, plantar, member of Hit- music
faculty, < n* Sunday. February «i, at
4:80 P.M. in the Recital Hall of the
Music Bonding.
Mr Morgan will pla] OtmeerlO (a Ik*
It'iU.in Ktiik by Bach, a coni|Hisltion
f"r a -ingle instrument. Bach'l idea
apparently was thai he was, in that
•ni|»isition. by men us of tonal contrast
obtained from ■ two-manual harpst-ciiord.
attempting ■omathlng of the
scheme of contrasting passages that
wa* typical of the true concerto. The
work is in three movementa.
_.. _ , .. ..... . This .w...i.ll ..l.a- ..f'o..l.l.onw.-ei,d i.b, y . iinsirnisI lUionnix*
•M87 fur the Inatallatlon of a freight and Fugue on ■ rkeme ••/ Bantel bj
elevator Baaad on theae bids the tea Brahma The Handel rarlatloni form
for the architect*, Nortbnp and O'Brien
Of Wlnstnn-Salem, would lie $40.ITO.
Plans for the new dormitory call for
structure s-ii.iil:ir to Well Winliel.l
Ball, built ten years ago and the most
recent dormitory erected on the campus.
ii in- iltnated along the dormitory
by Umlae Btehborn; quadrangle drive acroaa from Colt loll
smi' iur Piano, "Allegro" ami "An-dante,"
by Dortat .lean Thomaa; and
three aonga, i....i/,„. Brarodo, and On
Hi urn Itolieet, i.y Jean Wheeler,
Helen Mamber, Freda McDonald,
Jean Pyatt, Beth Clapn, Vail Hone,
Director of Lutheran Council
Speaks at Friday Service
And to Deputation Group
Ethel Ki.-ii-r, ami Audrey Blackburn
working In groupa ami as individuals
hare choreographed a group of dance*
for performance* during the Forum.
Woman"- CoBege art win be rente-
Rented b] three work* In the upectel ,,r Uorria Wee. the executive dlree
Forum Culler] dlaplay. These include tor of the Studenl Hervlce Commlaalon
\uiinnii. ,i « ii-in b] Ann Chlpley; of the National Lutheran Council, will
hi ,iii.-i\, (•;,„„-. „ wood-engraving b] apend Friday and Saturday, Pebruary
V'lrgliua lugliraiii: and Th. limn, II and 1L\ on the Woman's College
Mr. Morris Wee Visits
Campus Next Week
/'«/' 1/ocon, ii i iiui and wood-engrai
lug hj Ann Wall.
English Faculty Members
Address English Meetings
Two member* of the Department of
BngJIah of the Woman'- CoUege, Dr.
Man- Priedlaender and Miaa Jane sum
meieii, -|* ke ;ii off-campoi meetinga
ii eiiilly.
I'r. Kriedl.onder addressi-d the
Bontheaatern Benalaaanoe Meetings at
their -iviii annual conrention in Chanel
Hill laal Saturday, dlacoaalng J. Ma\
Patrick'* t'omaumiaai in BlecenH Cen
lury tinglitk Poetry. The aaaemMi
meeting i- ■ponaored annually by Duke
i nrreraUy and the L'nlveraltj of North
i 'jip'lina.
MI-- BummereU talked to the 0,
Henrj Book Club of Qreeoaboro, Jan-uary
-•;. • ii "Albert Bchweftser: Tiieo-logian.
physician, Phlloaopher, Author.
Organiat, Mu-ie Critic. Mlaalonary."
Hi- achlevementa," *he aald, "mark
linn ■■ probabl] the moal »i n itlle
gei,in. ,,i in,, twentieth century."
ipua.
Mr. Wee will lie gneal -|»aker at
reaper* Friday night. February 11, a
7 I'M in the ReUg I actlrltie* Cen-ter
and on Baturdaj nfternon at 4-.:v>
P.M. in the Center be will talk to
VWCA member, entertaining ■ State
College deputation.
Mr We* is former paator of Bethel
Lutheran Church In Madlaon, Wlacon-sin.
iii- is a member of the National
Commlarion on I'nlreralty Work of the
Council ,,f church Board* of Education,
th* Kve. Drive Committee of the Pnttad
BtUdenl Christian Council, and the
Board of Bducatlon of toe Evangelical
Lutheran Church. Be was * delegate
to the Wori.i Conference on Ckriitinn
Voiuh a) li-lo. Norway and the I.uth-enni
World Federation al Lund, Swe-den,
in the rammer of 11147.
Dr. Franklin McNutt Reveals
a brilliant peak among Bratunt' ii mpo-
-Itlons In this ityle. L'pon a tinme
taken from Handel'- I mm. (the con-cluding
theme of the Petite sniii i ha
wrote twenty-five variations, and tcr
mlnated the compoeitlon Kith ■ great
fugue which In it- ■ptightllnea* is typi-cal
"f Randel. Like all works of the
variation t>|«- this the -baiplj ilr
tilii-d and J, yoiisly slaled. I- |irc-enleil
in several aspect*; garbed, no to apeak,
in different uiu-ical attire.
The "mil group will !»• i«.. Deans*)
»oll.s: /.,/ lii HI.,,i ,/,, aMdicNOOl <l"
• luir ill hun, taken from the BeCOl
book of Prelude*; and L7*h Jayttu,.
Inspired hj a painting, "L'Emkarque
meiit pour CJrthere," after Wattaau,
Mr, Morgan ba- studied .it the Inl
reraitj of Tulaa, Bantman School ,f
Mu-ie. and the Juilllard Bummer
Bchool. The public is invited to annul
this program and il i- no admission
charge.
landscape. Still Life Work
In Twenty Reproductions
An art exhibition of twenty new re
productions of imlutlngv from various
periods will Is- shown from February
IL' to March .'..
These rcprodiii lions, Including land
scapes, i«irtr.iit.s. and still life, and
ranging from the Intense realism of
northern l(enaissau,-e |silnteni I., the
seml-nlistniet of I'lcasso, nre to lie ex-
United here for the tlrst lime.
The Impressloulsta of tbe French
s.ho.,1 are represented by Pismire's
sirnl in ateMW; OUnate Monet'a Sun
llmr.r: and Sennit's FhhtHg Fl.it at
I'urt-.m Hi nil).
Some Post ■ Impressionists of tbe
French school arc C«-/.anne, J ml. ham
inir and Tin Mountain SI..-I icloir.■ ,■
Maurice Vlaminck, The \niua. ; ha
gonsar, Ltngaatpe; Bear) Ifallmn,
SMII l.ifr ,rilh PtaMfpJ*; Itousseaii,
I'll, i HI I; ami llaoul Uufy, A.'psoia,
Tin- reproduction* of contemporarj
Ameiiian art Include Max Weber's
riuin r Piece; Henry Parana Poore'i
Inai .• Mies Spencer'* sun /.,■',.• Qrop-per'*
Tin Wetl; mid Oeorge Picken'a
two silk tcreen print-
Thro,, reproductioni of'the Fiemteh
Slxteentb century period are Van Der
Portrait of a Vain; Van \>.v
l*e Hart has been rhns-n to
sun-eed Susan Dawsan as College
Social Chairman, slnre Susan was
unable to return to school after
Christmas.
l*e has been serving as pagan,
Ian of the Social Planning Counril
this year.
Summer Courses Offer
Flexible Study Periods
In Various Subjects
Dr. Dennis Cooke Announces
New Plans To Aid Graduates,
Incoming Pupils, Teachers
Weyden
i;..,■-' st, 1 iiinr .in,/ Donor; and Peter
Integer* Wetting Dance.
fermeer, one of the famous "little
Dutchmen" ol the Seventeenth Cento*]
Natch -riiooi. ami eaii«-d a contempt
mry Rembrandt, wan represented by
his I.mi, street m Del/1.
Secretary Will Spend
February 8 at W. (
Dr. E. H. Johnson Will Talk
To All Students Interested
In Doing Church Work
Hr. B, ii. Johnaon, general tacretar] "ork**oPi ""'I
of the Btudenl Volunteer Hovetnent, " ««od eorricul
will *peod Tuesday. Fi-brnilry S, at
I the Woman's CoUege.
Ilr. Johnson, formely of Toronto.
Canada and no* of New fork City, is
rlsltlng the eampu* tor the purpose ol
Interviewing ■tudent* «h" *re uitereM
id in iloini' church work either In this I residence- ball* Ml apart for them. In-.
country or oversea! whether a* teach
director of y ■ pepole'i work, re
Woman's College has arranged a
flexible calendar for the coming Sum-mer
Si—ion. making ll possible for
■tudeatl lo begin eoursi-s on live differ
cm opening date*, Dr. Daanli n. Oooka,
dlractor of the session, has annoiineed.
Siinleiil. will be able tO register for
period* Of two, three, four, six, or eight
weeks of study The tlrst openili;." dale
for all department* will la- June tl for
the regular -ix weeks session. Two
week ioiir.es for teacher* will begin
June "t. June Jt>, July 5, July 1R and
three-weak course* win open on June
ii and July Ti in science, language*,
and home economics.
According to Dr. Cook* the eomlng
Bummer Beaalon, In addition to its
usual offerings, i- -t lengthening its
work for freshmen who wish to enter
regular college in the fall with tpectel
prsparatJoa In the Kltinte* and BBBJ>
I lish, and for grailuates of junior col-lege*
and Otben transferring to senior
j college III the fall. S|„sial junior work
i- being -ei up for the latter group.
Catering to teachers of pbyiteal cdu
cation, musle, art, and home economic*,
the -I— ion is arranging for apeetel
clinics, in addition to
■f general educa-tion
course- for other teachers. Gradu-ate
work win he offered In bualnei edu-cation,
education, and i nomlci forlthi
iiii-ine-- education majors.
Men -tuiieni- ami married couple*
will Is- provided accommodation* In
nation leader, nctal worker, musician,
ir in some other capacity,
Any student desiring an Interview
niil-l -ee or seml a local to Mi-- Maxine
Saner, Religion* AclirlUe* Director,
[telling the time on Tuesday, February
8, that she will be free to talk with
A deputation from the Wesley Ko,,,,.,1" •'"'"""" Conference periods may
jii-n be imtiiuiiit' on Wednvoday, Fciiru
an i».
: Chapel Hill Methodists Meet I
With Wesley Group at W.C.
datlon of the University of North
Carolina was entertained by the Weslei
Foundation *l their Fridaj Fellowihlp "r ■'"'"""" "'"' ",lk "' "" l'""'"-'"'1
meeting at Woman'i College,
Next Friday night at the fellowship
program hour, W an'* CoUege gtrli
will go to Oreensboro College t" hear
Harold Ehrenaperger, editor of llotlve,
Uethodtel -iiiii.nt magasine, speak at
evening reapera,
Wesley Foundatioa membert are eon.
tinning their Bible study group* "ii
Tueadayi al B I'.M. in th* Home Boon
ouiii- Building, and their study
ilra ma also on Tue-day al B I'.M. In the
Btudenta Bufldlng.
(in February 22-2T,, th
students in the parlor i-f Woman'* Hail
Tuesday afternoon al B I'M.
Formerly I mls-ionar\ to Manchuria.
Ilr. Johnson enter.il hi* present work
from l he edueallonal ih |iartmenl of the
I'le-li.vterlan Missions Hoard of Cana-da,
Dean, Counsellors Meet
; With January Alumnae
Graduate Examination Dates""ll""in '"• —*"'" ',c tiv'" wm with tbe theme. ••Achieving a Christian
Dean Katherlne Taylor, Miss K.lvlra
1'rondis-kl. and Mis- Dorothy Clement,
"ll""ll~' i-ounsi-lors. attend,,| alumnae meeting*
* 'onke atnted,
A number of visiting teacher* will
join regular members of Woman'- Col
lege Faculty In teaching the sum r
-I --ion courses.
Miss Maxine Garner Plans
Bible Studies for Meetings
Mi-- Maxine Cnrnor la planning a
aerie* of Bible studies, to begia next
week, which will take place at the
time the "Y" groups meet no*
Tbe topic* wm i.e "The Calling of
lb* Chrtettai student'' ami "Church
and the Chun lies.'' .Members of each
ill-, ii — ioii group may ihi lile which
topi.- they would prefer.
Object To Inform Students
Of Organization Structure
The Constitution of the Student
Council of tbe I nix.r-.it, of North
Carolln* was presented to legislature
In a general business meeting Wednes-day
night, February 4.
legislature members agreed to carry
this constitution to the Individual dorms
for further discussion In order to
provide an opportunity for learning
more about the piirpoe of the organlta-tlon
and to Insure a fairer representa-tion
of the wishes of the student body
as a whole. The proposed constitution
rends as follows:
CONSTITUTION
of the Student Council of the
Greater University of
Worth Carolina
PREAMBLE
We. the students of the Woman's
College of the I'nliersll.y of North
Carolina, the North Carolina .stale,
and the I nivendty of North Csrslina,
each a part of the t.r.iler lolversity
of North Carolina, in order to Im-plement
at the student level the aims
anil levels of the t'niversity Consolida-tion
Art ami thereby Increase the value
of ..or service- to the people of the
State, to develop a friendly spirit
among the students of the l.r. aler Uni-versity,
to promote cooperation based
upon mutual esteem, honesty of leader-ship,
and consideration of conflicting
needs, and lo encourage the recognition
of the unity and solidarity of tbe three
institutions composing the (irrater
I iiiversily. do hereby adopt the follow-ing
Constitution.
AKTICI.E 1
NAME
The name of this organization shall
be The Student Counril of The tireater
University of North Carolina.
ARTICLE .'
It shall he the purpose of this Counril
to strive for the realization of the
objectives set forth in the I'r,-amble of
this Constitution, to foster inter-instl-tutional
meetings between (similar)
campus religious, legislative, honorary,
extracurricular, athletic, ami sorial
groups, ami lo coordinate and exert to
fullest tin- inllueiicc of our mil,.I
-Indent public opinion on all matters
.iiie. tinu- the progress and welfare sf
the i.rcatcr I iiiversily ami the stu-dents
,,f its tin., component parts.
ARTICLE :i
ORGANIZATION
SECTION I—MEMKERSHII'
Representation on the Student Coun-cil
of the Greater I nlverslty of North
Carolina from earn of the three schools
shall not exceed eleven (II) members
who shall be determined b) the student
legislatures at each school.
SECTION .'—CONDI (TING
MSINENS
A. The member delegations shall
have one (1) vote equal in value to
that ot any other delegation. This vote
sliall i. i.e. .in the majority opinion
of each separate delegation.
B. Three unit votes shall be required
on all derisions of the Council, except
in the .1..iion of officers, when each
individual dob-gale shall have one vote
B I'.M. in the HA Center, and in Bailey
at .". P.M. on Tuesday. Juniors and
sophomore* will meet with the group
in the KA center ..u Wednesday. *|
.". I'M. Seniors win meet on Tueadayi
at 7:l.ri I'.M. at the KA Center.
Miss Mereb Mossman Acts
As Workshop Co-chairman
i'r. Franklin UcNutt. anoclate dean
of tin- Graduate Bchool, has announced
thnt twenty three undergraduate and
graduate itudenti are planning- to take
'"'' gradual bool examination on
February V and B,
Community." Edwin Bos* of Baltimore,
Maryland, will l,e the chief Speaker,
To Check Department
Society Chairmen Announce
Heads of Dance Committee
Tins examination wfl be administered For Missing Articles
in the Judicial Boom of the Alumi
Mi.- Mereb Mossman, of the Iii-iwrt- House and will sol be given igtlii
incut of Bociology, att. ii.l.-d the annual until May 2 and I!.
....•.•ting-„f the American A--„, iat f BegistratJoa for Baturday graduate
Bchool* of Social Work, in Boston, clams win start February i andeteas-
'-'''• -"•■,""1 ■-"•• work win beg-in February IS The
mi January 26, a* a member of the tuition f..r these class** i- $li for one
Committee on Pro-Professional Educa- course and $31 for two.
ti.in for Smiai Work. Mi- M,.~,„an Course* offered In Ihli spring *eme*
■i an all day meeting of that tor Include curriculum construction,
group. During the remainder of the]phli phy of education, pbyiteal
time, sin- wa* ... chairman of a two- udence tor the elementary
In Wilmington on January L'l and In
Washington on January SB, Dean Tay-lor
also attending an alumnae luncheon
in Philadelphia.
8>*«*e*!»*te|a*aW»^Varr^
"here be will talk .„ s, vca, high ,„„ „„, „,„„„„„„,„ „, ,.„„„„;„„.
"' N '"'h "' *""" PM*r*burg and ,, -men for the society danc.
I"' *J "" "" ■' rv :1" h" ^""""" TIIOS,. .ppoto, ,r„ An„ T:„l(.v, „,.
"""";lll,,:l' >"1"11 '•"",il " IVI' rltetlon.; Alyce Bruin. recepttonTLote
r,IJ"','' '" *»«taonT"le' n»rid»' '""l Newton, Bgure; Joan Watson, refresh
on rel.ruary ;>. In Sain, PCersbur,. „„.,„,; Mi|,.i]v|| „.„„„,.,. ^ ylmM
. i- laylorand Mrs Cartlon Jester ,,„.„,,„, „ri„1„„s; ,„,ris , ,„,.
!'"-"" ' "" Hthering in n,,,v . .„„,.v .„„,, It„y, 1Kls, l|rmni.(.
day workshop, at which undergraduate
education in preparation for social
work was discussed.
ndary school
Miss Mable S»aiisnn. ilirn-tor of
dining and i.-iilnnc halls slates
thai all -IIIIII-III- win, have lost
artirli-s in the dining hall area (his
year should cheek the "lie.l-an.l-fiiiind
department" boated just out-side
her office in the dish-room of
the dining halls.
No notification is uo.-o.-ary t„
remove uttetea from this "Isst-lllld-
found." Stuil.iils may claim
and rcinoic lost items at will ami it
i- luggeated that aar) saiol h*aai
DO rcinoveil iiniis-.liatc|>.
Ahoskle, \. C. on rebruary 9; ami ......,.-, ,,.,,.. ,n|uc, |.iogi runs . a.^in
thej wm Mop In Rocky Mount when Thrower, orchestra: Betty Jean Harrii
Micv rcturi, on Kebrnary 10 H ,„,„,., ,„,„„,.„„,,.„„,, '
in of the Woman'i Col Dlcfc , ,„.lr], w|!| f|lr,|U|l
"lli""' (he music for tl sn „ Fnbruar]
' »lomnae In Korth Caro- 18 troa i:aopM ,„ ,L. ,,,1,,,,,
Una and many outside ..f the state
ndiicti.i „r have in in -7 //,. informed about the Stu-
Alumna* Chapter Meeth ,/,;,/ Council of the Greater Uni-
1,1 " rerxitu of Xorth Carolina.
The freshmen group* will meel on
Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday at il,H' a majorit) determines the elrrtioa.
C. For the purposes of this Counril
a guortim shall he a simple majority
of each individual delegation.
I> Regular meetings shall be held
lhr««< CO times annually, in the fall,
winter, ami spring, and the place of
meeting shall he rotated among the
three schools. Speeial meetings may
be called upon the joint request of two
of the student body presidents.
ARTICLE t
KXECITIVE
The officers shall be the chairman.
the vice-chairman, the secretary', and
the treasurer, with each school having
at least one officer. The term for all
officers shall be for one year, with the
.I.-, linn being held at the last meeting
in the spring- of each year. The chair-man
ami secretary shall be from the
same school.
The Chairman shall preside over ail
meetings. The Chairman shall be elect-ed
by a majority vote of the Student
Council and shall not come from the
-line school two years in succession.
The Vice-Chairman shall assume the
duties of the Chairman in the absence
..f this officer ami shall art as parlia-mentarian
at all meetings.
.continued on Page Four)
"'- Betty Tongue, program* Jean