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Cocktales
Two Weeks
Finds Studo
The second week of classes has
found Carolina students already
tired and snowed-in for the winter
with studying. A popular question
has been, "How far behind are
you now?"
An early rush program for both
sororities and fraternities has put
the "rush" on Greeks as well as
rushees.
The new seating system at foot
ball games has drawn comments
of disdain from everyone. At least
they are still letting boys and their
dates sit together. The new system
is enforced by men from Pinkerton
)etvctive Agency which has al
ready been dubbed as rent-a-cop.
For future pledging (lays, the
KA's might consider hiring an
ambulance. That is, one s c e i e
looked very much like the War of
N o r t h e r n A ggression - rebel
Glasgo makes
wear on geolo
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Of Classes
nts Tired
rlags fellows on top of bushes
Ind a few injuries, too.
Pastor Carl Ficken really mad<
x hit during the Lutheran studeni
)aseball game Sunday. After some.
me knocked a Texas leaguer, thi
Mstor shouted, "It's a hit," anc
iot three seconds later, he hit th(
,round.
PINNED
Barbara luitt (KD) to Ear
>ovelace (Chi Psi).
MARRIED
Fran Sugar (WC-UNC) to Paul
solomon ( Pi Epsilon Phi).
Vicky Turner (Pi Phi) to David
' r u by (PiKA); Susan King
(ADPi) to Gordy H a r r iso n
(Lambda Chi); Mimi Brailsfor(
Tri Delt ) to Joe Relands ( SA E );
olly Bledso to Forrest Evan.
Chi Psi); Ellen Thurmond (Chi
) to Doug Senter (Sigma Nu).
sweaters to
gy field trips.
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r 22, 1966
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having to wait for years of "experier
salary of at least $6,451 (for bachelt
regular increases, excellent advancen
ties .. . and all the benefits of Federal
Another advantage is NSA's locatio
to both Baltimore and Washington
drive from ocean beaches and othe
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atur11day ruLsh44-- Iclciie ph(dges.
Reception
PIPES Faculty
President and Mrs. Jone
BACCOS entertained t h e l'inersity
f a e ui I t Y at a reception at
their home on the llorseshoe,
'lh u rsday night. Septembier
2!1.
The purpose of the drop-in
was for President and Mr-.
Jones and established fityt
i e mi b)e r s to becomne (
quainted with new nil mmb.1
of the faculty.
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he floor of the v) ui I i n g. and th t
howe r t r rn awd aI.
Water spread throughout the
second floor of the building and i
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~ign and pro
tment.
and earning
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Maid Of C(
Open To S
Being a southern girl has its ad
rantages, especially if the lady
lappens to be from a cotton-pro
luring state and meets selection
equirenents for the Maid of Cot
on title.
The National Cotton Council in
L m e r i c a, with headquarters in
lemphis, Tenn., selects finalists
romn apiplicants having the follow
rig quahfications: a girl imlust he
etween the ages of 19 and 23, she
lust have never been married and
lust lie at least five feet five
1h4s tall.
An applanit alko must have
e nril inl Ime Of the following
tate-: South Uarolina, Georgia,
evntuvky, North Carolina. Ten
e, Alabma, Ajizona, Arkan
a <lforn Ia. Florida, M issis
11i, . il> uri, Louisiana, New
Ivxic, OkIahoma, Texas, Virginia
lid Crt;tu Ciounties Of Illinois and
The purpos( ot the Maid of Cot
n contest i- to stimulate a re
owed intert in the cotton in
utry and it- products.
Tihe Maid of Cotton will serve
a 1cal, national and interna
na --yinol of c(itton's prestige
1 the fi ld of tashion. She will
ppear (on television. f a s h i o n
hw. and -he will travel exten
iv,,iv.
She w il have o1pport unities to
ine with n itA,:(, >tars and 1mbas
tdor.' p e for magazine covers,
id at the eid t,f a seven-month
ign to comlt hime in a new car
ith a wardrobi created by the
(11l1 lading de-igner'.
Squth Carolinia'- last Maid of
tton w., El: z.abeth 'McGee in
lood Chi P
-gay; taking thirough ti the first
iir.
(hi l'i pri-ent JIM M1uIligai
I ated t at wat-r w a- eight
wcho- deep in the ecot d floor hall
nid iomlns when the vandali Vmr was
i-(tvered byi brither Sig luitt at
:,1 p.m .
The water f I o w e d down the
ta:r> and eoeped through the ceil
ig to fIlotd the do\wnstair- loune
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Qualified girl. may w r j t e to
Maid of Cotton Se!ection, National
Cotton Council of America, 1918
North Parkway, Memphi:, Tonnes
see 38112.
Pi Kappa Phi
Establishes
Spirit Award
IPi Kappa Phi Fraternity has
established a spirit award to "help
increase school spirit among the
Uarolina Student Body," a fratern
ity representative announced re
(ently.
The award, to be known as the
Pi Kappa Phi Carolina S p i r i ,
A ward, will be presen vd at ,the
end of each fall semester to the
orority, the fraternity, and the
inrdependent organization which th -
Pi Kap's think have best helpe(
to promote spirit on the Carolina
camunus.
The award will be based on
activities in spirit publicity, par
ticipation in pep ralliv., s p i r it
shown at football games, and other
spirit-building projects.
Each group competing for the
spirit award must subnit a writ
tven report every two weeks to
supplement the observations of the
judges.
li Kap Randy Fields is chair.
marl of the spirit award project.
Commenting on the spirit award,
Fields said, "We feel that this year
is the beginning of a new era at
Carolina, and it must see a growth
in school spirit."
A meeting of all representatives
f ro m sororities, fraterni:ies and
dormitory governments was held
Thursday. afternoon.
si Lodge
ar-a, Mulligan said.
Campus police and Dean tf Men
L. Eugene Cooper were Lafled to
the scene. Contacted Tuesday, the
Iolice had no report on the mvesti
atioi. Dean Cooper was not avail
able for comment.
The incident is the- late>t of
numerous such happenings aong
Fraternity Row, fratermlv milt iIm
b)ers said.
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