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I;Campu G;eneral 1)eliver3 Dlistributed \II general delivery mail with no box number t'or on-eampus stu dents will be put into students' box's for the present time, Post aost .oe l,awrence announces. t;enieral delivery mail for off t anipius stuetits will be held foi five dia"- available for the re t"ive. .\tter five days it will be retturne! to tht r entder, ( \I, ''nne' titt F-'or :m ergen4cies "Ihe tour cn thlat we allow are Ittt tt i just to ie taken forl an. St i' ll, but. the'y :lit 1t'ttvlled fill :1l d t ' c'mel" n1'vt ltIt anli oule y ilh li -. " li :in \h c . a nev L:\ 1 1n.I y lin esses \ t h [ll iit t \ t ( 1 agt" u,4 . Iii u:- l e e alw d .1.. '. \ , '11 0 : 1 t\ t ' : t1 c tl. \\W :: the ltuberi!t' ' enlts was edtt tt iour wt tdi httd thlt *i-0 1*' ' 41* '' tit. 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A rt Film Mond.a% The III Ill series entitled "Hlow l'o ok At. odein Art," .pon or< t by the t'nive'r.ity Art De Il:art mntlli will be Shown each lon any ta 11) a.m. in Russell llouse .\ -tml.\ l.ttom Inlstead of" S a.mi. as prev\IoU11!\ r1" t edl"tt in The ;:iim(cock. The, , co n -tt'tlt f Ih 11t elrit., of h: fii ii ill be slittwi next II Iiy and, is tit led1't "Nlatis"e."' :at'h rlmu is :11 rim Ilately 50 \\ ritin; tin Vt all To Cease? Sre - :i- I' h in-talled at .I\t y Iirothiterho otl, :1((,4Yding to 1. \'a ti,n F',tx, Itull t't y thairm11an1 'I 1 1 t \ t\ l:h. r' :ni atti in :llitt a t w k Ire le t It f tlel I. : i I t r tint1'111 thsi s ( Irt' t phie Ex,\tend(I \\ eleomue T an-ohel.itt'rary\ So \ Id" n iv:::itn tii all 1dt i - t I woi ld : \ * . . ll . t'l : t - ll rd I I t Illtt ,: ; - \ rll ' i t 1 1 l: t I 1uI I l tl ii N (D (I Changes .\ext \\ l.. ue t - .!1s dil iso ; t ). I't1111. t( i S I:ti\ ; : l liti. \i t u l '}I" . ' lII ..: t'a lt hangeld , ni in iI n g I 'I IIt'\ !~it , ttI lt ' I tu - \ l i i Ct ion Buih I , I I " lttil IIfi ii new: n offii e bvtoxt It !1 .' i I I! t"' : t 1 u i.i I. lT i\ ..ii t' t i : 1 : t t . t"11 -i I :i I STDN SPECIAL PLATE t n i Amphi Fprtment" Players List Committees 'ommittees for the University Players' initial production of the year. "The Lady's Not For Burn ing," were recently announced by Mary L.ouis Dickert, president of the organization. The play will be presented t Oct. 30-Nov. 1 in the Ware- a house Theater which is located behind Preston College (dormi tory). The committees and members are, Costumes and Make-up, Vir- II ginia I'oreher, Frances Hell and lienrietta (Gourdin; Sets, Lights and 1'rops, Hill L,umpkin, Tim M ay,. (;erald Floyd, Alex Lan ":er ar In .Itune Me('auley; Sound l (Comm ittee, John Austell and \ ih"1.nny Eastman. 'a \t<o. "ii(Ouse Commit tee," Owen ('h ur and lirt Vhast; Prompter :n,in tage .1anager, .Ioanna Wal ii: (:mllus Publicity, Bill Lump- V kin: and .Iimm . Quii"1. Off- r ('Im n ? l ' uhlicitv. Pep CJub Opens tb Membership Bids h scl 'lT"m I'niv'er'-ty l'ep ('lub is now eei2ing appltionbs for member hip.'hose interestedI inl possibly tel tbonging to the Pep Club should th wrt a letter to Rosalie Newman, jn I'ep (lbi Sicretary. at campus !o : tffice box number 3207. I n the let ter shouild le stated M, he l erson's reasons for wishing to in the (!ih and houhbl not ex- li-. t"eedl 11nn wvrdls. The Pep Club 1l :t l;t,Wet t attnit c I lima iy as wo 1e' l'eni of the (;irolina stu h It btdyi t i l embIr Ip1, but gen :li' t"htt. - to 1imi;t the number or if ii.bIlier- to a much smaller tiu . "i 111,j . In n Ielt 1'h::b In-sident Bill Smithl e i: th:t the club meets each ll V. d11-tlay at five and members ' it dloppi fro t-m the rolls if they ln t tl ' t l ll I \\I I ii ilx 'Is etl t.. :f applieat ion will he it""Ilp " t<i 'ver a1 period ttf s-everal 1)l n "tk -halt :atmi--ion will probably se wt , .m iw -te m ttlt ir t-se'rv,'d teb inlg No C<ton nS ,uillinigs the v'is Gwlet (,llllt>e>n.s in .nn, havv bien lotated in (e( ral Itl;te: tover the 'am )us , h ya u<i the silpervision of h (.tnmpa1ny. Ben Fowler, pa kt. t ' tor e mnti i 'er, has 11iounced. 1 atlt nl have ittenl set up1 m1 hI tiiment of Freshmntan Cen :r 1" n t he " I t f Hlmo of Sims I)ormitii ry. al in the lKirkland .\paritmejnts. .\l.so in thie Central Wariiehiu.-e. in tlaxey I )iiritory, l-:l ith of thefrtirnity houses -Tlhe SaIIlIaI>I)e I he M.andlaipper. I 'iroliina's lit -rary niaine i, P t ill anrept ing miateriail for the fall i'sue, accord .ng to editor Btob Talbert. The miagazini6 will be published ,wo timOes din iig this sem)esteri and1( ihorit. sto ries, lhumilorousI stor ie's 10nd art icles, satires, pa roieis, and ill ers arie ret1 iuested. A ny stuident it (Cariolina may submit scripts, it her imaier thlei r own name or ifict itius iiaime. Tatlbert added hatI at thle present ti me excep illy goo pet ry is a most. All material should be left at l'h SandIa pper's iffi in the ICu-sell flouse or mailed to P. 0. Bo x 1 07', 1 1.S.C. Staff mieimbers are in 209 Rus eell IIlouse eveiy a fternoon he we*un 1 :00 aid 5:(00. Anyone in irestIed in work inrg on the bu si - ess or ed itoriali staffs should( ouit by at thue e times. ti.. ie ope in thle evenings from to 11, ini order to (edit and readl iiit iial and subumiss.ioin. 50. Meat & 3 Vegetables EXCEPT WEDNESDAY MS BUFFET rlininnn libaryr TRITE OWN TUNES Bopi lBy Frank Easterling Staff Writer What. began as a hobby seems u he turning into a money taking proposition for the "li ,ites," a combo featuring a uartet of Carolina students. The members are Gary (Cub y-) Culhertson from Woodruff, ho plays the lead guitar; lartin (Stretch) ('ooner from re'enwood, who plays the rums; Randy Hard of Atlanta, ho sings and plays a guitar; nd Milton Smith, also of oodruff, who plays a tenor ~ USC-FM Air jme Extended 'he educational radio station of University, WUSC-FM, has unn broadcast on an expanded edule according to )r. Nicholas Mitchell, director of the Ex tsion Division, which operates station. For the first time the history of the station, it l1 he on the air seven days a ek, )r. Mitchell said. In addition to the in-school ening hours with programs Anned to suppleme nt classroom I ruct ion in t he city schools, SC-FM will continue on the t brough 11 p.m., Monday ough Priday, feat uring good i for general listening. Broad t. hours on Saturday are G to p.m. and on Sunday, 9 a.m. il 2 p.m. 'he Ford Foundation's Fund Advancement of Education is ting up half the money for eral experiments in classroom kvision, the largest venture be attempted at University of rth Carolina. Emanating from University's educational tele ion station, high school courses history, mathematics and sci es are broadcast to 22 school tems in the state. --The 'niversity Reliport BUT I DON'l Eve'(ry red-blooded Amueri< is, in fact, thle most desira feelings by his owni. G;irls' miotives are more ui yonui're doinig it. ThIey wai A National College Life P' are conc.erned andit gives y (Get tihe word on thle dlefe i eM today! Ve NA INSI Combo Is a. Began Last Year it all started rapidly last year when Cubby and Stretch we-e placed in the same room. The pair found that they both played the same type music-namely Hop-so whenever a spare mo ment. presented itself they would practice together. Not much could be accom lished with only some drums and at guitar so this duo was for tunate indeed to hear another musician of their sect, Randy, singing and playing a guitar One evenmng. Form Trio All three thought it would be a goo<i idea to form a trio, so that night, like many other V \t .l EET 'TIE I I: 1-ITEI'.S, Catrolinn mno,It exciting mnu!ical combo whi quaret of talented 1 niersity st hers of the aggregation, which iI musie, are (left to right), "Cubby Randy liard, "Stretch" Cooner, r CARE IF YOU'RE N WITH YOU I 'atn boy knuows that contrary t< ble trait in a woman. But the el Iterior. IIThey'te more concern, it a man with a fture. an is the mark of a man with -oun an outtstamilinig savings proj rre'4I payment arrangement frin ron Melonas '57-C< TIONAL COLLEGE A JRANCE COMPANY Campus h evenings to come, was spent in w ai lively jam session. r1 Each member of the trio found his way back to the Uni- ' versity again this year, and to w further improve the aggrega- si tion, Milton and his tenor sax lo were added, creating the present quartet. Songwright Too g Anyone making the rounds at. ir the fraternity houses during d "rush" probably heard such it songs as "Fuzzy Wuzzy," "Lightning Bug," or "Where a )id You Go?" as sung and tl played by the Ii-Lites. h1 All three of the above men- hi t ioned tunes were written by g< members of the group. Hard m authored "Where Did You Go?" t1 's newest and Smith. These inus ch features a as a foursome An adents. Mem- gan and already 1 irives on bop parties, etc. Instru Culbertson, are guitars, drut and Milton (Photo by Ken Si DT HANDSOME, CHAF FEEL SECURE! ' p)opular conceeption, beauty is 3m< ever operator never makes the nis 'd with whar you do for thxem tha Sfture. It's tailoredl to your nteed gramu. Only college mnen are eligibi in one of your National College LI ,rolina Representativ4 (ND UNIVERSITY LIFI a ATLANMTA, GEORGIon age hile Gary and Milton collab ted on the others. A Columbia band leader, mny Torre, was so impressed ith the combo that he has as ired them several dates in the cal area. Gain Popularity The PiKA fraternity had the roup play at one of its drop; s and the music proved r rlightful to those present tha inspired many encores. Future plans of the Hi-Lites a group are uncertain. If ay continue to be a successful in(I here at Carolina then they pc to continue playing to :-t.her after graduation and ake their hid for stardom in ie entertainment world. icians have only been together re the present school tern) be- 1 hey are in great denand for inents included in the qua.rtet uis and a tenor saxaphone. urgeon.) LIE .. ire thant skint dleep aind take of judging a girl's n how von look whten asn far as investmlents I.. fe enmptus representa.