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Neal Smith
he fraternities and sororitic
olma expressed concern
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linished coverage of tl
pective organizations,
he Garnet and Black
ited its emphasis on the Gr<
cutting out group pictures,
centrating on activity picti
ead of the traditional gr
ures, the number of ps
oted to the fraternities
)rities will be 16, half of
r's 32.
ob Baker, editor of the Gai
Black, said the coverage of
eks is adequate. "The 16 pa
en to the fraternities ;
>rities is more than any o
mization receives. Of
00 students at Carolina, c
0 are Greeks. There's
eral consensus among stud*
there was too much attem
in 10 me iraiernities i
irities in the past," he saic
Gatti, chariman of
ernity Publicity Commit
the Garnet and Black's poi
ss than adequate. "A yearb
lid be a set of group pictu
jrganizations. A lot of Gre
the Garnet and Black but
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impt to resolve the coverage ins
)lution, Baker said Susan Bar
Black might be Panhellenic
the Greeks with a issue is mo
roup pictures, but than a disp
3Uld not pay for agree with t
es would cost $750. issues and
1 Black can't pay committee t
ney." Baker also she said.
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it, noted that the be deleted fr
with Baker is of.the Garn<
difference of sa*d this ye?
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said the fraternities
s make up the largest
n on campus. "We
getting 40 pages of
;tead of 16," he said.
tels, president of the -
Society, sard the
re of a disagreement
uie. 1 ne sororities
he fraternities on the
we're working in
o try to solve them,"
all organizations, not
ties and sororities, will
om the 1975-76 version
it and Black. Baker
ar the annual will be
ehensive than ever.
ersity is so diverse, so
to give a fair share of
very aspect of life at
Garnet and Black is
register," he said
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