The Carolinian [October 7, 1949]

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Woman's College—"Distinguished for Its Democracy'
VOL. XXXI I 531 WOMAN* COLLEGE OP THE I'MVKKMTY OF NORTH CAROLINA. i.HM■AMIOWI. N. C, tM Tom K 7, 1MI
The Greater University Council...
M'MIIKR I
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. . . which met at Woman's College, Sunday, October 2.
Greater University Council
Outlines Program for Year
Council Will Project Views
Into University Activities;
Tries To Obtain Radio Time
The Greater rniversity student conn.
cil niilliiiiil ii tentative prueram fur
the academic year in a four-hour KB-slon
here Sunday,
in uciii-rni, the operations ■oavaatad
by Individual members al this nieot-inc
nf Hi*' (i>ni|ilete Ixxly will lie re-ferred
in a landtag committee f< r
lnvcsli£uiion mill more defatted plan
nine
The rniversity day i-oinmlttoo, re
agaMMa for the pja—linj of tfea Matt
' ai-.-lina weak and this year, is to re-nuiin
active temiMirmily lor punxises
of evaluation. 'Hie committee intends
to verlwllw their plans fur tola year
as n model for phinnlnv next year.
University day wan iccnornlly pro-nounced
a success by uicmbcrx of the
council. However, alterations In tiie
da11HI; and seating system will lie con-sidered
by the committee.
Council Seeks Recognition
The objective of the council this year,
demonstrated by it- plans, is to xlniul-
Uineoiisly m. ie.i.-i- public und oltlclal
recognition of the council plus pro-
■ - 111:i_- Us general aims Into the ope-rating
activities of tfea University,
lloyle Adams, president of student guv.
erouieut ul Slutc college, stated that
tile "greatest thing about the council
,- knowing that you have personal
contacts on three campuses. "
This year allem|M*. Hill be made by
tlic council lo obtain radio time Tor
publicity purixnx.-s. An effort will auto
be made through various cbunncls to
uiukc the cultural ami academic fa-cilities
of each campus more readily
available to the other two.
lntrn-1 uivfisity Activity I'lanned
The projects committee will also
formulate plans i uuhllug the eoiuicil
lo either indirectly encourage or dl-rectly
s|smsor iiitra university COOpe-ration
on the organisational level via
student government forums. Joint meet-ings
of comparable organizations from
the three rumpuses, and increased lu-tra-
uiuriil apaM on the university
basis.
'Hie council also ho|>es for a Greater
1'imorsily emblem, song, and iusigula
by next jenr, plus a page In I lie yenr-txx
»k.s of tiie three brandies.
Preston Andrews of Btata College is
chairman of tiie prnjecta committee
this year. Sally Cheiiej and Nell Jones
represent Woman's1 College on the com-luittce.
Tiie nexl regular meeting of the conn
cil is scheduled for November *» on
Slate College rumpus.
Dr. V. T. Liltlejohn Speaks
For Gamma Alpha Meeting
i>r. Vance T. Utttejohn, head of the
Department »f Business, moke on timt
dapaitmenl at the Gamma Alpha olnb
mooting Titnailar. October -t, in tin
s- iitii Bpencai gama risim.
-Mlnii Sehruni. presldenl. conducted
the nieellug. 'I'll*- vloo-prcsitloni an
iiounceil that a graduate panel would
Is- UH feature of the November meet-ing.
Aniiire Page Kverette was elected
trenaurei *>f tin- group.
Tiie statement was made timt Ibimnin
Alplia is an honorary fraternity at
l-ii-im--- majors and that Hetty Under
i- president of the club in tin- prevtOUf
i-siic of the CAROLINIAN. The I'AHO
I.INIAN would like to take thii opp i
liniity to iiI.I II.-.- Hint llaninia Alpha
Is a club for all business majors: th..t
Betaj Radar is pnbilolty dUaulor j ami
nun Miuii Schriim i- praatdant of the
club.
SGA Officers Set Hours
For Student Interviews
Kor those who wish to see Nancy
Porter ami Nell Jones, president
and lire-president of MM. respec-tively,
on official husineiw, the fnl-lo
» iiii; hours have been scheduled
when I he) will he in the student
i.mMmi" nt judirial board room In
the basement of Alumnae house:
Nancy I'orter Nell Jones
Monday MtSMflM
Tuesday !I:M-II:M
Wed. in IMI IMIII 10:00-13:00
Thursday 9:00-11:00
Friday I rff* '.':*0
Nell requests that any studenl
desiring (o see her In regard to
(Impel ruts see her on Tuesdays
• during the hours staled.
Freshman (lass Elects
Response Committee
In lla- first meeting af tfea freshman
class Scptcnils-r :tU in the little gym-nasium.
Sarah farter, acting president
of the class, 111111011110111 tlait the fresh-man
11n11111lssi1.11 win la- elected "Octo-ber
10.
Cither hii-ini-ss taken up in the meet-lug
included Hie election of .lane I'm-
Ran as Ihe freshman representative
for tin- Kounder's liny program. .Ian*
wns cleolid on the basis of imiuts and
those inemlN-rs of her family who had
attended Woman's College. .lane's
grandmother, mother, and sister are
nil memliers of Ihe Alumnae aaaoekv
tioll.
A resjionse committix- was cho-cn to
give 11 program in tgnanaaf, to the Jim
iors, their sister class. lireta Sue
Coshinn is the chairman of that eoiii-mlltee.
.Miss .liiue Suininen-ll. Kiutlish pro
fessor. enterlaiiml the freshmen with
a vivid inn.mil of collega life at Wnin
au's College ttfty-soven ywirs ago.
Stressing the life of Charles lllllicull
Melver In (1 action with the college.
she gave the girls a picture of tfea
campus building plant during its first
yea r.
NewStudents Enroll
In Graduate School
Ijist wn-k's CAIIOI.IMAN ciiri'itil
a story on the registration of gratf
mile students in the creative arts.
The -tory wns in error on several
points. The following || a correct-ed
luiiuint :
K< urtix-ll students have IH-.II
registered this year in the newly-iiisiituted
graduate program in the
.native arts. I lr. Mare Fried
laeuder is chairman of the com-mittee
in Charge Of the new pro.
gram; which' is under the general
direction of I»r. Kmnkllu McNult,
associate dam of tfea Graduate
school.
The new program was Initiated
Into last spring and tfea Woman's
college la the only branch of tfea
theater University offering this
math, which leads to a Master of
PIlM Arts degree.
There uro (Mr phases of cre-ative
work a student may enter.
They are writing, painting, and
graphic arts, music composition,
and d.imv composition.
As let. there are student* raghl
lored ill only three of the lour
divisions of tin- program : However,
l'r. rriiillaeniler Mid that tfeOM
.in.-.-ting tfea pa gram are planed
with tin- resiKUise since the an-nnuiiceuieiiU
could not Is- east out
until after colli-ge bad clewed.
Committee Collects List
Of Foreign Addresses
Any student who is Interested
in corresponding and perhaps estab-lishing
a lasting friendship with a
student abroad may obtain a name
and address through the newly-formed
correspondence exchange,
initiated by the International Stu-dent
roniniitler.
Announcement will he made in
Monday's house meeting as to sign-ing
up.
Ina Albert and I'at lliaisinger.
heading the exchange, are now in
1.nidi with young people in tor
many, France, Austria. Kngland.
Wales, Norway and Sweden, ami
hope to contact many others.
Those students wanting to ob-tain
an address should sign their
.. in..-, college address, and any
preference! as to age, se\, and na-tionality.
As soon as their request
ran he -.an-.ii.il they will he con
tacied.
Legislature Appoints
Coordinating Council
To Consolidate Clubs
Joan Ferguson Announces
( .'lirfTiiis Elections Schedule
In order lo clear the slate of past
business, the student legislature gath-ered
Wednesday night at 7:00 In the
Mainline Houst for a called meeting.
Nell Jones, chairman of the group,
directed the order of business.
Acting in c.niiiiiiai.co with a motion
|.a--cl by tfea Icglslaiiiie'lasi week at
their regular meeting, Nell unnounccd
tfea appointment of a committee to In-vestlgale
and set up the mechanics of
a Student Coordinating Council. This
council will act as a clearing house for
Ihe meeting times and plan's of the
various clubs on campus, and will try
lo consolidate those clubs whose pur-isises
are overlapping. The committcc
appolnted by Nell is as follows: Susan
I I.IW-..a and Nancy Held Campbell,
seniors: and Ann Young mill Carol
llyrd, Juniors. They will re|Kin to the
legislature on I heir findings later In
the fall.
Hecause of a vacancy left on the
points iiimmitiee when flair Mcfall
did not return this fall, legislature
elected June Mi-Hainel. Junior, to MIT*
on the eonuiilttee for the year IftfMDl
Joan Ferguson, chairman of Kleo-limis
board, reported to Ihe memliers
of legislature on ibe new schedule of
class and campus elections for this
school year Several additions and sng
gestions wore made by the group and
Joan was asked to re|sirt Isick at the
regular meeting next week.
The report on the National Student
Association, to lie given by Nnncy Por-ter,
president of 8tiA, was tabled until
next weak lieoause of the lack of time.
Next week at the regular sesxion of
legislature- this report will be given
and the memliers will discuss Its possi-bilities
and whether or not Woman's
College will nttillate with this national
organization.
St. Mary's Announces
Vocational Programs
Miss Ji.y.l-lckfiird. student director
of St. Mary's House. Kpisco|ial stu-dent
ii-nter, has announced that a
vocational program will lie held nt the
Mouse, October 19 ami at, to Interest
W. c. girls in various religious vina-
Hions.
At ig tin- ajuabeii win bo the Hev.
Mr. Han Allen. Itclilsilllo. N. C.; Miss
I'at Paga, Salisbury. N. C.; an unan-iioiiuccd
speaker on the subject of
marriage, and a W. C student who
will report on the college student con-ference
held In Scwanii-, Tennessee
this summer.
• liber plans Include the annual visi-tation
of the III. Itev. Illshop Kdw In! senior and Deal in
A. I'etilck. I). I>. on Sunday. October Uonnilntlon.
16, nt 7 p. in. when lie will cnllrin aj The new olliivrs Introduced al the
OnbBT meeting wen-: President, Itetsy Lag
A lellowshiii luiicl n honoring tlM.Ware: president 1 loot, Lee Ciimeron:
Hptacopal rreabmen and iranafera ■maltPiessprattoaat, ataraaret IBnTann;
Thursday. Sepiemls-r at. |s«relary. Nancy Whitley: Ireusiirer.
Dorothy Isiwranoa, Oommlttsa ehnir-n
re: Sas-iai. Joe Cusiek: finance,
Mary r. Rhackleford; publicity. Mar-
Service League Sets Goal for Drive
At $4,200; Time for October 18
League Requests Minimum of Two Dollars
Per Student To Hake Success of Drive
Forty-two hundred dollars is the goal of the Campus Pnrse drive,
"the drive to end all drives," which will begin October 18 and ran
through October 31. Two dollars minimum per student is requested
and necessary if the Woman's College is to uphold its present repu-tation
of always going over the top.
—♦ Sally Ogilvie, chairman of the drive,
announced that Ihe collection will be
taken through the Service l.-ague rep-
(lub Extends Invitation
To Halloween Carnival
At Hut on October 29
The Hnllo\vt'*'n Carnival to IK* held
In i in- bill. OoMtat 21), IM Ihe main
lirojtit of the Home Kmmim.i.8 elub
for thin \eiir.
Ann Hurmll mid IVL'L'.V I^MUNT!
WVTV t-lei'tiMl tiwhflirnien of tho earn)-
ml al the MltOag of Ihe Home Kco-notnlea
elnb Tuesday nlyht. Si-jHemlrer
27. Kver.vone i- invited to \KH\U \]m\>-
in ibis earnlval.
I: was amiounu'd that Ihe K. II. A.
diNtrlrt rall.v will IK* held here on
Orlnber 22. The Home BBOBaOaalet
i-liib will t-diidurt the ftWttl <>ii a lour
of the caininiK ami enti>rtaln (hem nl a
lea.
KllxnlM'ih Parker ami IAV Cameron.
iMegttM In Ihe I'rovlme Tlirw Work
shop in (.ailinlmrn, Tenm-sMi' from
!-V|IH'1IIIHT 80 to Octotaf 1, re|Mirle<l at
(In- ineellnu. South Carolina. QflOfglt,
TennesHee. ami North Corollmi sent
detogatei from earb eoUeajO Home Kco
liomirM > I■ ir- to Ibe workshop. Miss
Kvelyn Cox. (be new Home Keoiiomics
elnb adviser teoowpaUUed ibeiiL
LM Caineroii. prouram ehalrman,
shiteil the iiilllalioi) servleei* for new
member* will be held al the Ortolier
iiieelim;.
Naney (irocnlei' and Itetly Jo I'e-tree
reported on Ihe M M- to Si. I...ui-and
Mlnlwam-n on Ihe Unnforlh fel-bi\
vshi|>. given every yi-ar lo a risim;
the Danforlh
IH-I
The regular Tbnrs*lay Inmbeons will
begin asajii in October, A II siinh>m<
are Invited |o H I lend Ibe various a<-
tlTltHM nl SI. Mary's QoQie. l.vn COX,
W. C. Girls Gain Freedom
Financing College Expenses
WOT the lir.-t time in inure than flf-lii-
n jears tin- scale nf iriiniitnie life
at If. 0, U balanced. Dnllke tiie early
IWfra, (here are tnan.v Joba aviiilal.l.
today for oar atadenta «in. are helping
tnenparirea BnandaUy. 'Tbat'a fftactl]
There i- a conaMetaMe need for uirls
In work in the 11.1me Kciinoniics cafe
leria as eashierM, counter icirls. ami
I.II~ gUia. Along wilh a rebat i board
bill, these girls Ret hot lunches each
day. if you're looking for a means to
supplement your apendlng account, stop
"hat three hundred glrla on this cain-iln to aea Mr. riiini|~ or but lecretary,
|.u- aiv doing, Ami with iptlte u irllnt
Of pride in his voice, Mr. I'hllllp-. head
of the Public Helatlons offlee, will tell
mil that these K|r|s are better lllilll-averaitc
-unlenis with plenty of ambi-tion
and imlc|icnilcticc.
The Ml.liny. Iss.k store. DOat olllce
ami nirinii- other • nices Bbroughoal
campus maintain a ittbatajitail nuin
bar of empiiois-... nut i he largaat pat
cenage t i-t-s in nuaaher) are arorkbuj
regularly in onr dining balla At tin.v
rente pet boar theaa glrla are able to
earn aa much as f880 a year while
irking u-uie.ii ten and twenty boon
on. I. weak, There me »ix i.penings left
in Ibis imrliciihir division.
IflM .la.-kson.
The I'uhlle Itehltlons olllce Is located
on the tirsl Boot of the Adiniiilstia
lion building, Anyone who wants to
work on campus must apply through
Uii- ..ill,,.. The hlanks which must be
lllh-d out when BJakjng upplinilhn lor
a Job can be aecured there. With the
diacreUoa of the itodnat nnd oAVe, tin-work
is distributed BO that one indi-vidual
Is mil iinrhiirilcneil with too
man] working bonra,
Self enipl.i.l molll Is DOt eonlllicd to
txuwpm work only, i.ist Batufdaj KUla-
Ston.'- lured live Wonian's flnHiaa)
■iles" to iiiodel clothes in a fashion
fl'oalfHucg on face Four)
Editor of Citizen-Times
Speaks at Program
For Founder's Day
Wi-diiesday inorniiiR nl 8:80, repn-sentatives
of Ihe various ebtBNa, pres-ident
of Ihe student laxly, llr. W. r.
Jackson. Miss lone GiagaB, and Miss
t'ora Strong PhMed ■ wreath nn the
grave nf Charlea Duncan kfelvar, first
presbleni of the Woinnn's fJoUege,
llghtbjhtlng^ Ibe Kounder's I lay pro
I gram, Mr. D, Hiden Itamsa-y, editor
of tin- Asbevllle 1-ilUitiTimri, told
the alumni ,1 student laxly that
"Wherever a Woman'K College alumna
goee, there will In- a corner of the
Woinnn's Colleirc."
In Ihe feature address of the pro
Krain. Mr. Itamsey .1.-. nl.. ,1 the crowd
ed i-Mii.liii.il.- nf the collein- and the
nixxl fur even creator ex|Hinslon than
has I., en (.I.II.in .[
Mrs. Battf Jester, aliiinnae sixretnry.
announeixl that transiriptlons of the
Kouiiiler's Hay pn.ciain an- available
to Interested imrtlca.
The class representutives were Kl«ii
nor Itlimey. settlor; Nnncy Holder, Jun-ior;
Soniu Aiifrsladt, sophotaoii-; Jiiht-
I'rnifnn, frivhmun; nnd Mildnxl llur-lintiMh.
commercial.
Y Announces Schedule
Of Opening Events
Clam cluhs and cmniuissl .us- of the
v wt-.A. win begin meting Mboday,
Oetober nt. ■anonneea Ifnry Ann
Preston, president.
In the followliu: niontbs of Ibis
year the ueatlugi win take place
dttrtag the tirst weak of aieh WMth;
however, this month they are the BOO1
one week.
A laree proportion of students
-i-'ii.-il for meuilM-r-hip tills weak,
The fri-shinaii croups will meet at
the following times: Monday at !> In
t'olien h i I Parlor, with Ann Ingram
adviser; Tuesday al .'i in llalley
Hall Parlor with Kitty OrlH as ad-viser;
Wadneaaay at ;> in Oray Hull
Parlor with Patsy Kowler as adviser:
and Thursday at ."> In Colt Hall Parlor
with Kran I.. ix as adviser.
he soph re club will moot
Wednesday at 7:1 r, at l( A.I' with
Ann Ingrain as adviser. Juniors will
meet Tuesday at ."> at It.A.O. with
Cecelia Com- ns adviser Seniors will
meet Thursday at 7:1.1 with INiddy
lluskins as adviser.
Tim onniiiilssloiis, which are uuide
up of sophomores, juniors, and seniors.
will meet nt the following times at
Hie Ucliuinus Acllvltii-s Center: "Per-sonal
ami 0 pus Affairs" Wednesday
at 7:15 led by Nancy J ■ nnd Miss
Patricia tWriilhcrs: "Christian Faith''
Thursday at 7:15. led by Nancy Whit-ley:
"Social Action" Monday at 7:15.
led by Jean McNi-elv; except "World
Uola:cdiiess" which meets Tuesday.
.ri. In Woman's Hall Parlor, led by
Kalheriiie J'ole and Miss Sue I'nder-hlll.
.. -eiitaiiics |n the <|...11111..,-,,-
The money collei-ted is to be sent
to the foil, WIIIL- oriranlxnlluns In the
followlnit ix-rcentaires of the total col-lected:
CARK, 259i: World Student
Service fund, .'17% : International Stu-dent
fund (here at Woman's College),
itc; : Community Chest, lfK« ; nm| ,|,,.
Iletl Cross, B%.
Iiileruational Student Kund
Allocating imrt of the total to Ihe
International Student fund here on
campus Is n DOW feature of the drive.
The money will lx- used lo s|x>nsor
other students next year as Hildur von
llnniinorstclii nns s|mnsored (Ida year.
As yon all know. Hlldur'si yenr of study
at the Woman's College wits made pos-sible
tbnuiKh a separate drive last
year. A total ,,r v»j; will «• into this
International Student fund if the drive
|Oaa over the lop.
To launch the drive this yenr. Dr.
Wil r J. Kitchen of New York, exec-utive
secretary of the WKHP, will
s|xiik nt the regular chapel protnim
Tui-sday, faMeM IS. l»r. Kitchen baa
hail much experience both hen- and
abroad lii coniiectbxi With this type
of work.
In Mgard In the slKnineanee of mcb
studenl's i-ontrlliutliin, llarbani Mco-niiiu,
ehaimuin of Service U-airta-. say«:
"We. Ilu- students nf Woman's cncw,
after hairing l'r. Wlnburue Th na
s|x-uk In efeapal ou Sc|Xenil«-r L'7. realize
Ibe »,i Ian,-,- of studenl help in try-ing
to promote |K-ai-,. and wx-urlty
throiiKhoul the world. One , f tin- lx-<t
waya of furthering this i_-..ai is Ihrongh
our fl'.Ki. which will lx- divided ninoiig
iiinny worthy laanebM both here and
abroad."
Legislature Convenes;
Passes Amendment
Ki.iToa's Sim.: The ;,.ll.„,,,.-•
intiirmaliim i« hetaf reprinted /or
coanMeraMM b;; ffca ntuieni bada
irhicli trill he railed upon u4 the
frtl maai meaMMf in role an ihu
iimrmiiiieut iib-iiirfj/ paaeaf o» lea.
iilalHre.
W.CTrio Makes Appearance
In Chamber Music Recital
TV- Wninnh's College faeull.v Hi...
0 IN liicklesoii. violin: BfeMheth
CowlUMT, 'cello: unij Phillip Mniggn.
piano, win appear in i radtal of cham-ber
music in hgnchburg, Viritinin. i*
October 7.
The program Will include ihe works
. f Beethoven, Bach, Hendeiaaohn, and
Haydn, and II will lx- the Aral in the
IDtOJJO series of plofessiolial ,-,'li.-i-rt -
and leotoraa iponanied bj the i.- n,-li
hurt; Woman'a club,
Write to an International
Student.
At Its first matting af Ihe year, the
studenl leitlslature passed an u ail-ment
In Ihe Studenl Ooverntnent eon-
-tilullon.
Tl nendmeiit has to do with Ar-ticle
IV. ftoetloa 2. divisions tin and
iei, which now read aa follows:
il.l The Hall Judicial hoard shall
lx- ros|xinsllilo tor the conduct within
lls n-s|xs-iive hall. The board shall
deal with all iiinjor and minor offeiisvs.
Cases where expulsion is recommended
IIIII-I IN- referred to the College Judi-cial
board, in nil eaaea the ball isxini
«r the studenl Involved ma> nspiest
the College Judicial beard bo review
the ease and jalss on it.
let Tin- Cnllc-ice Judicial board shall
have tinal student Jurisdiction over all
OHM where eximlsion Is rii-oinmeniUd
and It shall net as a Ixxinl of review
When it is n-Muosiod. The dtx-ision of
the College Judicial board shall be
Baal ill all matters of di-ciplitie ex-cept
In eases where the penally Is
siis|s.|isii.n or expulsion. These ensea
shall Is- subject to review or altera-tion
by tin- chancellor.
By the amendment, iheso soctiuiia
will read :
■ In The Hall Jilillcial board shall
U- i-e.|sinslble for the conduct within
ii- raapevtlre hall., Tin- board shall
deal with nil minor offenses. In all
oaeaa the Hail board or tin- student
Involved may request the College Ju-dicial
board la review the eaaa nnd
pas- on it.
HI The OaUogO .1 mil, in I I. aril shall
have the tinal student Juilisdi.ti..n over
all major offenses, honor eases, fourth
hall Ixmrds, and It shall act as a
nonlinued on I'aae 7'hrte)