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but stu
Harold Brunton, vice pre
businessmah. He has ti
University, stopped was
professional point of view
functioned in his office.
Harold Brunton serv
University -- this does not n
of the students.
The ARA Slater food con
ratification. No elaboratioi
dissatisfaction with the foc
suffered for the past 18 ye
has been a long downhill si
been promised better servi
had 18 years to provide dec
time to come through.
Harold Brunton has a rui
management of ARA Slat(
stumbling block in having
At this point it wouldn't n
the food at Carolina. An
provement, and Slater hai
R.H. lou
no longe
The Russell House loungi
art gallery. Art exhibits ar4
of the area that was forr
relaxation.
When the exhibits are on
be on duty to enforce some
these rules is: "Chairs are
We are glad to see that
passed this proposal, is loc
students, but they have fo
joyment of informal conve
struck down through the ef
zoned area under surveili
The opportunity to increa
indeed rare, but let's not ov
required to wear ties to the
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1r. He loves 'em --- and he is a
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iake any difference who served
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Right Angle
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There was a show on the Nationa
Television network entitled
American Dream Machine, whichi
to a study of the purpose of i
university. The principals Include
businessmen, labor-leaders, 4
conservatives, moderates, lib
radicals, with the ideological pre
failing on the side of you know wl
It seemed that the contention--c
students present was that
representative democracy had
because the leaders of the conc
terests In Washington had not resp
great moral concern that so highi
these progressive students. One '1
lamented thai the big-money bttys I
control over us that poor, repress
Cleaver did not receive as much pri
as George Wallace in the last
campaign..
Now, as a matter of tact, l'r
Cleaver received plenty of cover
press on the occasion of his effe
protest through the means of rape a
But. maybe Mr. Cleaver does not
campaigns as well as he rapes ani
Maybe he generates such little
among the civilize d of this world
not raise the necessary capital to p,
political brawls. I'm sure Aeoi
Rockwell had the sarne problem.
At any rate, the discussion contil
Washington, black, socially con~
tilliated with the Welfare Rights Org
complained that American dem
tailed because there were powerft
work, depriving the people of their
pointed out to her that one of
Americans express their wills is
lobby of their choce (AMA, N EA,
One conservative student asked
present why,.ifthpy were.such true
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By DAN 'TROTTE
COWumist
I Education such thing
the Great academic I
was devoted credit on,
he modern c~onservatis
bd students, are many c,
.Iergymen, Someone
erals, and Rights Org
kponderance Washingtor
l- and powerf
think that I
if the leftist Interest as
American Which Is
fa IlIed, see, which, of
ntrated In- professors
By AN TroagandE
hireCookureconer
lad such morah sedn
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hes oerng collegrvgti
presudents,al retmny ca
whryn omeone
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ntt he anolerygmpo
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ned aEvdg reut ofr
scerge f-caolege.ge
presidental cren boys
whoobmsata a are
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umiversity
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is as free speech, tolerance and
reedom, were there no courses fOr
say, free-market', economics or
im, while on many campuses there
Durses on revolution for the hell of it.
did point out to her that the Welfare
onization was itself a lobby. Miss
repilled, yeah, but we aren't big
ul like the AMA, which leads one to
,he WRO enerates about as much
Eldridge Cleaver.
a good question. The answer to
course, is that conservative
are most interested In imparting
than disseminating tendentious4
m, while their leftist counterparts
med chiefly with the ideological and
lion of their nubile charges. The
his successful sedition is that a
1eration of inteilectual and moral
been produced, a good many of
enrolled at Carolina.
immers praised
eche:
mnt at Carolina, I feel that Athletics are
tant to the University. Have you ever
think that there are more of these ac-j
football and basketball? I noticed that
ni a few lines on Feb. S about the swim
ay 'in Atlanta and Saturday here at
as that because you had some extra lines
ecock or was someone really interested?
in the team practice two and three times
I feel that they deserve just as much
as -do the All-Americans and All
players of the other Sports. Did you
'ar 'by word of mouth 3that a record was
ie meet on Saturday?
newspaper should inform the students of
activities. Some of us care.
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