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VOLUN is ast Carolina University, Greenville, N. C., Thursday, October 12, 1967
ants alco

Dr. Howell Opens Symposium
For Classroom Improvement

 

 

 

   

  

 

 

      

 

      

 

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: ill be | here t Profe
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; 1 veacne meri-
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nO. U. pre
A on this year’s top
; Contempo : 4 A
; Challenge ae
the yinposium ) A ent
quality of teaching pe ype Hou
om, to expose Uni i I g-Gur
s chool historians t¢ Profess f Political Science
e needs and contribu- Dr eo
t olve the professional LA Py nposium, Mr
‘ = ated of the
in pi un All of

 

are specialists in these
, have travelled ex-
and have
is year’s

  

SGA Legislature Elects aaa

Speaker , Approves Budgets 0"

   
  

 

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Pp eve Moore. M >)
: i 1 rsity Presi-
Ne Ww nnounced Fri-
P. } f Dr. James H
in the
eSs, as-
10n an
lopment
ben, # : ny @ i
idents jawec ! a
} : a aa BGOBI
iN i 5 j é ¢ yk aA a E I 1001 I choc
) bs the ECU cam] al ne of
t 1 t } n ols in the
i [ ) 4 se i. @ ith, has mad assistant
iy Ld iné FA i ‘time # : ition Dean El 1 ning nec-
‘ # i ‘ € i . yi we i < Z 5 Dr. Paul T. Hender shot is
M e I ean for graduate pro-
els J 1 Uni pe ati
ty n of De yr. Be member
: of the : nee 1959
the I ce 964 directed the
C n ybership
f yreanizations and has
ee f » deferred pending N e | T °
e ot ‘ns dar bara 6 National Lesting
! sus aay ie ‘i 2 consci-
e t ichae Me a “ i November
c { BGO; and Brian J. Hegues, 2. te, | ‘va ater Dates Announce
n leaflets a
f irsement for gas us AS : Se ‘ physical Fast Carolina University has been
SGA iness was approved as was i vor ae Hi fication parently iesignate s one of 500 testing cen-
: J G ae , ndency g some | thi ut the United States
tion use classi- for the National Teacher Examina-
\ unishment for anti-war tions (NTE) to be given Feb. 3

 

Burns Announces ,

activity April 6 and July 6, 1968.
had iust been released from Jay R. Steinberg, testing direc-

e = i u
ul after paying a $60 fine for tor at ECU, said seniors in colleges
Model UN Session ypera mobile broadcasting 4nd universities preparing to teach
p in Meg Pranksters eave tudi a permit,’’ even nd teachers applying for positions
Tt students who would like 4 a

y us aw under which he school systems which want NTE
BeE y the United Nations would e vas cl
mimnord fea china were st: Eleven Mat EIreS come

  
  
  
 
 
  

 

   

 
    

pplied specifically to <cores are eligible to take the tests.
citations by a PA The examinations are prepared

 

   

   

 

 

sh ll have their ch : Se i yst 7m. ooo ae oh and administered by the Education-
Dé en the Model Security 5 Of owned by He was arrested in the course o al Testing Service of Princeton, N.J.
Cou ets in Wright Auditor- Sigma Sigma sor- August 27 demonstration at- Results of the NTE are used by
u red early Sunda enge the Florida nany large school districts as one

ikes it illegal to attempt of several factors in the selection

young men from volun~ —4¢ new teachers and by several sta-

s, who will be presi
body uid that due to

 

Fifth St

             
       
 

   

s “e patrolling the ; sitio
the Model Gen- he t ibout he armed ser- tos for certifying or licensng tea-
A A hlv held here last spring, owned by Martha i atly whit §
admit ~ , P tion 1 Gi n predominantly uate ;
Red China, that natlo rest Hill Circle, and eh ae FY At the test session a candidate

that acts on peace
freedom, and civil rights

 

Would have a seat on the Council lle each

may take the Common Examina-

   

of Ast

   

  

  
 
     

} teat ro should , i ‘

I ited that there shoulc Hire car owned tions vhich me re ft rofes-
be n 12 to 15 schools repre- » of Petersbur ssues in the southern states. It ‘0DS. pices reat se _ A
gentes sae § § e rtson of Peters 4 itself with two buttons, ional preparation and general cul-
puree 1 one delegation com t tires; and cars : a “a free university tural background of teachers, and

ays “a ff sit

     

far away as Wisconsin
chools that will not

far is Chanel Hill 1 . f
wt epresent Red China t Bee mat tire

ire now being asked to eact

Forbes of Dunn,
Lumber Bridge,
Richmond

one of 13 Teaching Area Examina-
tions, designed to measure mastery
of the subject they expect to teach.

Steinberg urged that prospective
teachers should contact the school

 

south,’ and the other,
ipted n a Student Non-Vio-
lent Co-ordinating Committee
which shows a black and a
site hand clasped inst the

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Ber ) : f
, a 7 ; id sae Ae ' x cars We arkec CEU wckzround of a confederate flag. systems in which they seek em-
Con the - ee Pr it Gu x at au oe SSOC pri les itself on its bigeye nar or ee
ter ] Jet air out gradu- cre jentials — its staff members are ek a iy my V a os ne i . .
W ked what tonics would be re € ante id been from the tates they work in to to take and on which dates to ta

Cor Burns said, “The Mid- and the , music avoid the “northern agitator’ epi- rie is ns ae Sa
ak r should be e left opé in BGC enna Forbes thet, Tt is nevertheless subjecy to ue SS
ba th the expulsion of Red ) roximately $100 harassment by “the power struc - sbiohvseli tela! about eye tes ane s
Ch a ? and valued appros!. sic ture.” and registration procedures are a~

: Sheet De : vailable from the campus testing

feet , torn up ssoc chairman Tom Gardner and
peer ( td

in front two other speakers were dragged
off platforms at Miami-Dade Junior

 

reported

cers for the meeting will i
he Forbes

office, located in Room 204 of the
Education - Psvchology Building,

car hac
1 the street

 

une and George Fran- ae

  

 

Cis, srasidante: Rald GQvuer- Cars pal he sorority : i Sattnne
Cash. chas \ ? if a j Pi 7 ‘te 7d ft and on the side of 3 se Gallege by campus police last year, or from the Se Picnic
ae cabinet: utre ’ : ) nage : ee a rvi , A @ ; rin .
e co-ordinator: and Les- house wer eee the inci- while speaking on academic free ey tena Or Box
ao . Police are ods dom. se :
ivrdi, executive secretary 1
{ud secretary to the Council dent.

—

 

Sarolinian

 

Number 10

NEW DEAN—Dr. James Bearden new Assistant Dean of the School ef
thusiness, assumed his duties Inst week.

Dr. Bearden Assumes
ce" Newly Created Position

  

uncing
,» notec
1001 of ness has
enroliment of about
ients and a faculty of more
han 50. He cited two recent ‘‘majox
yanees’’ for the school: full ac-
tion hy the American Asso-

n of Collegiate Schools of Bus-
y of this year and the

he Master of Business
listration degree in May of

 
            

 

  

   
 
  

 

Dr. Bearden is the author of a
-published college textbook
on personal esmanship. For the
Regional Development Institute re-
cently, he conducted a _ detailed
study of how bright leaf tobacco
processors may be able to diversi-
fy their manufacturing operations
The study is said to have national
importance

 

 

The new assistant business dean
has a BS degree from Centenary
College of Shreveport, La., an MA
from East Carolina and a PhD in
marketing and economics from the

University of Alabama.

 

 

 

See Advisor Now
To Pre-Register

Wright itorium stage is the
scene of the pre-registration per-
formance this week as ECU stu-
dents are preparing for winter quar-
ter Monday through Friday, Octo-
ber 9-13 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily.

 

 

Pre-registration is an aid to both
students and faculty. Departmental
heads are able to set up courses to
take care of student needs and re-
quests: therefore making it more
possible to get courses desired. BY
pre-registering, students save time
in picking up schedules on registra-
tion day. The pre-registration per-
iod helps students to select and
secure courses with less difficulty.

Students must see advisors to
work out a trial schedule card
which they then take to Wright Au-
ditorium.

Changes of major are also handl-
ed this week through department
heads. It is advisable to begin this
process as early as posstble.

sscieiT c.

 
   

  

st Carolinia

 

Thursday, Oetober 12, 1967

 

  

 

   

 

 

     

  

 

 
   

 

 

  

  

   

 

fhe problem is th:
events.

The cheerleaders have d
However this and similar little
every once in a while. The ri
freedom in their choice of vel

verbal decency of cheerleade it athletic

job j

problems

of the cheerlead

ne a good recent yeat

{

seem » come up

  

 

 

 

 

question. The factor is that intangible but int expre
sion of “good taste.”

Without eettine involved in semantics, cat
lefined in this c ny action or cheer which ean rouse
student spirit and inter¢ thout giving a bad name or pre-
senting an ybarassing situation to the school whole.
Good taste does not essentially rule out profanity per se, but
the manner in which it is used,

It is not to the discretion of the cheerleaders or spiri
committee to use good taste. It is mandatory,

Any who are not
mature enough to abide by this mandate should out of decency

to the students and honesty to themselves not try out for i
spirit position in the first place, Tf this problem continues
(which we are certain it shall not) perhaps new methods for
choosing cheerleaders should be explored
Contrary to popular belief this is not Aunt Dais
ern Baptist Etiquette Column. It is a researched appraisal of
the situation presented Saturday night. Profanity is not the
main contention, neither is vulgarity, or drunkenness, Sut the
lack of good taste is,

CAMPUS BULLETIN

South-

 

  
  

    
     
    

 
   

Pri, Oct, 18 — nge of Major
9:00 am -— Pre-registration Wright
2:00 pm -— Symposium on History & the Social Studie:
7:00 & 9:00 pm -~ Movie - Is Paris Burnin

g Wright
Dance Party U U 201
The Citadel Here

otball - University of Louisville

8:30 pm —- Campus Radic
Freshmen Footbal]
Sat. Oct. 114—7:30 pm -— Fi

Ficklen

10:00 pm —-- College Union Combo Dance Wright
Mon. Oct. 16 Soccer - E.C.U. vg Wesleyan

 

ust Carolina University,

arolinian

  

i States Student Press Association

Invercolleglate Presa

  

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* and seven
ho were
going guys!!

> all

place your cring down and now you
have become an innocent pawn in
a fast moving game. Quickly a hand

chug-

   

police

         

W the darts out of nowhere. The ashtray
y night, there emptied, paper emoved and
the other hen the fateful h loses around

Conserv:

Now Here This!

 

  
    

    

   

 

      

By BOB LINDFELT the light against underdevelopment.
ticle impressed me 1c “It is really admirable that a na-
a ee eee ae and evsgen tion so tormented by such serious
oli in Vi ae anata i ; and external and internal problems can
ead the following editorial. It still find the spiritual and material
carried Aug GG 196%, in A reserves, which seem inexhausti-

AR ® newspaper in Sao Salva- ble, to help other peoples . . .
1 Brazil “This example should be suf-
The United States government ‘iciently dissuading to those who
oing to increase taxes by 10 per lightly presume that the United
ent to support the war in Vietnam, States is in a phase of incurable

What this means for the western decadence.”

vorld is probably not well under-
tood. But we shudder to think what

collapse of democracy in the Ori-
ent would signify

   
  
  
  

SOMRONE Salo zx AM

       
   

ehting in Asia, in the swamps
ind jungles of Vietnam against am-
bushes of the Viet Cong, the North
American people and their allies

- are fulfilling a pledge not only
to the South Vietnamese, The lives
being sacrificed there are for the
treedom of the whole world, because
if they were to leave Vietnam, we

THATS NOT TAV.E,
SENSITIVE PeAson.

JVST AS Soomas x
IN THE RiveR

   
  

 

would have the war on our own RVLE BOOK Says A6our vers
Trontiers
“An empire like the American

one does not need to resort to ter-
ritorial expansion. The Vietnam
war has a well-defined ideological
meaning and the fate of two dif-
fereut worlds is in balance there . .

“The stoicism of the Americans
in this war,

“Nevertheless, the Unitea States
still considers itself committed to
give economic help to the democra-
tic nations, especially to the Jess-
developed ones, in a second front
in the war against communism

“There is no parallel in all the
history of mankind to this vast and
Substantial solidarity. Since the
end of the Second World War the
United States ha helped the world
to free itself from poverty and has

 

 

 

  

made great efforts to defend the
dearest accomplishments of man
ind the self determination of peo-
I Devasted Europe was rebuilt
rt rshall Plan and many
r 1 and American na-
h nted on the United

 

ial assistance in

 

 

THE GIALS XW THE DORM, THERE ARB
RUMORS TWAT S AM Savisric awd Caves,

ACTUALY 2 AM @ VERA
ANOZ WHEL TeLLE THEM

"- THEY KNOW

 

  
 
 
 
 
   
    
    
   
    
  
     
      
  
 
    
  
   
  
    
   
   
    
     
  
 
 
 
  
  
  
   
      
  
 
 
         
     
 
  
    
      
     
   
 
 
   
  
      
     
 
  
   
  
  
 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
  

     

 

   

  

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: ‘Vy ’ | ] smother, wear D g
. 1 : » attident snec- ipproved house? , . I
Where Acti al Y awn $ eo 6 6 : majority of ie ir ee i ved clothing, date approved men
a] IMPS dq’? on this ay tes wafely. atte 7
Bad Taste In ¢ heers sa) ‘a _ if to imply that and be locked er rea ;
ae land laove ure started off a good note the field as eo : a n. Aside from this, any sty
lhe new studen ai isl: Wigtne au u - : Boe ee le for re Ed ; faking an injury. I wens ith matter what ag must 1s 1 iggers in I
Monday night. [+ is hoped that this will be the preci sa : Vl id and I attended te if the scene of this same agra = Baa HuMReRe in ne } ge a gO
the rest of this year. Too often in the past, legislaures have a football game art eh aided by two men. coming a se } veh his parents, no 1 rhey W
become bogged down in trivial matters which could have beet rday nigl We W ats ee field with his knee bandaged noes he till under thei ae
eC boge qloVv ‘ Ile 4 1 > pro ny effect upon these es OTA
. 1 . € 1e half had any ¢ or financial care. If
eferred to committees é and the ae ete as And the head cheer- rf rg ene ‘Accep!
: ae by the pec cr : ‘ually lead« ler eceive I Be 1 ‘ ann
It appears | the foremost duty of the legislatui der seemed to be actually 1 _. parents must send a notarized rele
Ae sen ie ; the most efficient way: } 1e crowd in an act of poo ment that the offendin , : he ms
shouid be to l ob done In e€ most el : a ‘i f d velled ove1 ! ‘ a thele Hon ' str e nol
1 at ‘ levislat n : main a hei 01 i !
ow much le: tion n bx SS¢ In rs { ae y rie ; on of th call ie i days. Restri W
and imitte end handle the ae ti kind of 2 de ee is Undel
f | no the legislatu If to contend with er tha ECT yer eee : hway syste sic
{ fountains ( 7 t thi } ; 1
; a Such thines as watel UT 1 = ; leat er qu own
: s, iee machine nd rauings on st , ( i il } su
: | lature ied ul uch needed tim re ( naom ne
: ees : 1 : eee 1 reading the 1
ect PKI? LVrOUPps : se ; M re, includi: ]
M Hen ¢ h n ¢ ie ; which h Y
ne ry } Yr mo it pation ae y r} is no doubt
( Hie asked é : ‘ BOM : . EAST (
ry a 140 he was hold the le 1 Mrs. Myrna Kennec Te aye ndcat
sibl is £0 Hebb boat P Campus Discontent ese rl
W ef Moore nese two points, Son I think uld be intere p
e ( - : : es ) ti ‘ Fi { ught mn tl
of last en’ ( ature showed a unique tale 1 1 i CAROLINIAN has Car- eat € ughts on this
: ect lisinterest in ac ne letter in each is- from the rest of our campus
nt ' ee 1eetIne’s, dsl St l fi ] ri ach i f
! z Z lnkianne 44 munity. Opinions from the fac
j ‘ ¢ ] ig? } ; ulations. I nunity i b
ti » the meeting, and a ue aol discontent the administration, particularly thy
of wl in student government i ECU. F Swen of , and even from the house-
€ ) Dp arn aaa 4 fe oY ould shed light on how
+ 4 d es ye ase 1ers Would
Mvso Tee: brourht our minds last spring foun | nded me more of an unruly ele- F live where they oy _ tt aang relate as a comp
bers talkine, staring at the ceiling. or nodding: sle el 1001! What type of cold- wear what they ple¢ e, Cave whom . : ae }
scine members talking, staring at the cei oa rca nt “Boos” when a they please, come and go as they body. onee
epily in the back. However, these same pe Ove t W \y Ss : rf re SiGe eee please while women of any age must peg ae
: . ey 5 ” ae secty: ine he ‘ A ‘ ‘ ee Jud ad i
to get in a “point of information” or 2 restraining of Te eounde in approved housing under an \ "i —
motion every five minutes or so. 1% i] ain
, ‘islatur we signs of the usual “know o
Monday’s legislature showed no signs of i TI t
nothing do nothing” student government legislatures. Repre- te a ering ote Cor
{ 2g ; : : ae Colle
sentatives were interested in each motion brought to the floor. By Larry Mulvihill 1 ?
They offered interesting debate on all subjects and showec . ,
special concern for those they repi esent. We are a ge ae ri) Boy, Am I Em- _ side of town: also six car thefts were your drink Faster ms foie Pe
enough to believe that this was not merely the novelty o ; foes tO an un- reported. In police terminology this cooked ham iscuit, your former
‘ en aes Cen eee Te } 7ell being of the stu- a “Ty i turating a trouble drink is embedded in a rubble-filled H ani
first session, but a true interest in the well be ing vu in the C.U is known as ‘‘saturating ¢ prachoun Oumiharks tonne iota 0 ;
pe at hole. Picture this if pos- area iene atc ott Re Shen fav
dents. : : tor another bit of free entertain-
‘ . 4 an rest bl 01, suave male, sun- .
If the 1967-68 Student Legislature continues its interes iculate and his The Campus Watering Hole has men is
this could be one of the best assemblies of student 1 presenta- ae v blinding new game which they are pla ? 196:
tives aver. If not, we will grudgingly eat our words of opti j 1 pants ing. It's called watch the disappear- Have you noticed anything ‘
BES 2 x ‘oe ] tl age SGA representative ) sweater ing drink. Surely many of you have on campus lately? An old friend ce
mism. Best wishes and luck to the i Mees on int istband, and shirt een this done before. You fight yurs has ceased to move. It is none
Keep your ideals high and your meetings short. } collars your way to the soda counter, and other than it tank-treaded be- ree
} 00] < ware atter fifteen or twenty minutes you hemoth known Clinically as a }
EK 0 ! e zippe town on his pant purchase a drink. Fighting your  qriyer Why has this noisy old m
P Id Th ff! way back through the crowd, you ter stopp its early mort
Less Hell Qn te an ° uthoritie ere rest yourself on one of the counters pounding? Several rumors are
: ae the football game Paking a guick sip of your drink Ing around about this. One rumor
In today’s “Forum,” the first letter deals with an impor eekend. They 1 rested you spot Someone you know; you s it that agroup of professors in
ant problem made apparent at Saturday night’s football game ; ep

 

New Austin banded together
kidnapped the only trained operat
of the contraption. No ransom not

 

 
   
     

 

has been brought forward and

worst feare Another rum

which seems more logical, ha: Cc

that constant pounding \ .

m ig the new “U.U.”’ sink un- tho
jerground. The ‘'U.U.’’ was un
ng at the rate of an inch and he

half every two day Pressure from ; 7 fi
the head of the U.U. had the pile 1 of ¢]

driver removed. A ‘‘pro-C.U.”’ group
is planning to sneak the pile driver

  

 

 

back and do a little pounding of
their own. fp
iy . ir be ¢
The Campus Police are havi Ame .ssicn!
a rash of student automobile ac ers of
dents. The cause has been located r institr
but no solution is forthcoming. I s ecol
seems that the enlarged part Y or
school window stickers is blocking ty t parti
view from the rear. Here is hoping ievelop

that the situation will soon be sol-
ved

count:

 
 
  
 
 

   
 
 
  
 
  
  
  
 
 

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DUMP THIS PHRAKEET
WHAT THE

  
    
       
     
     
    
    
      
     
   
    
   
   
 
   
     
    
     
    
   
    
    
    
      
     
  
    
 

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ig, date approved

 

   
 

<ed safely away |

from th any stu
hat ag must
ss with the
parents, no !

till under thei
incial care. If
three parking tic
ist send a not
the offendin
their hon
days. Restrict
Is under

hway syster

 

que

ndom
reading the
re, includir
which }
re is no doubt
the EAST (
the student

uld be intere

 

igh on this

t of our campus

ions from the faculty
ation, particularly
ven from the he

Id shed light on hoy
late as a comy

 

y,
i Bradford

arry Mulvihill

“aster than a quick-
biscuit, your forn
dded in a rubble-fill
thanks to the ‘‘C.1
it of free entertair

 
 
 
 

1oticed anything new
ely? An old frie
-d to move. It is 1
lat tank-treaded
nN Clinically as a }
as this noisy old mor
its early morning

  
  

 

 

 

   
  

 

 

veral rumors are
out this. One run
oup of professor
banded together and
onl ined operator
tion. No ransom not
ight forward and t
ed. Another rum
logical, has
tan pounding
ew ‘‘U.U.’’ sink un-
ie “U.U."* was’ sir
te of an inch and

| days. Pressure from
1e U.U. had the pile
i. A “‘pro-C.U.”’ group
sneak the pile driver

a little pounding of
4
Police are havi

 

nt automobile ac

ise has been located
n is forthcoming. I
ie enlarged part

stickers is blocking
rear. Here is hoping
ion will soon be sol-

 
 
 
  
 
   

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6 ARB

1D CARVER,
mM fi VERA

TELL THEM
PRRAK EET
(AT THE

seoeeés>

just This

Diggers Accept Any Who Need

By Judi Bradford

however, he
1 form ;s

vers in Los Angeles were imit
‘ a good start when I They
brought to- und

  

 

rhey were *s
common need—the need need in the 10
Their care extended n
Accepted equally were Or ; 2
eigners, flower children a

 

he intelligent and crea- nal
not so, clean, dirty free ¢
white Neg!

 

he
iid not fit
choice, for the :
elfishnes

n

own
such ¢
ssness

 

 

  

 

 

Peace Corps-College Degree
Training Project Expands

 

Driver instructors

Begin Training Cours¢

 

 

double
i second
the degree,

ummer
a teaching
iepth cross cultural pre-

 

   
  
 
 
  
  
   
 

fluency in Spanish,
as Peace Corps vol-
be off on their Latin
.ssignment

rs of the staffs of teach-
titutions and-or con-
econdary teachers of
science, they will
its in the edu-
ievelopment efforts ot
( tries. During their
ey will have the
up to twelve

parat ind

 

 
 

to help qualify public

instructors WU
yf driver
the Cot

    
    
  
   
 
 
 
 
 
    
  
 
  
 

 

earn
1 of graduate credit
rps and College official

 

   

the several features
ke thi joint program
I academic credit

   
  

ps training, two fully tat

 

join The inn Crowd

 

421 Greenville
(264 By-Pass)
DINE INN or TAKE OUT
‘all Ahead For Faster Service

Telephone 756-9991

; a
i

5 Points

Greenville, N. C.

Member F. D. I. C.

 

 

must sign in

tating that he is

r and that he is not carry
1 of dope

thrown

languages were

other

beads jingled and clack-
ic tickled or
people

ou

 

 

East Carolinian—Thursday, October 12, 1967—3

foreign languages

scratched the

   

 

i

ti CZECH PHULYARMONT(

 

ORCHESTRA, with Ladislav

October 19 at

encert Thursday

 

appears ii

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4—Kast Carolinian—Thursday, October 12, 1967

 

 

, ee \ Williams Show
By JANE WALTERS the Forum’ Friday and Saturday Andy : Will : Be Dick Van Dyke
Mardi Gras comes early this year ‘Nights at 8:15, and the Kingsmen ganaio0 Tae ive been in concert college
ag) quainy (old) New Orleans charm will enteruin ava deuce mm Wieiy Pa Gay Palace end Hollywood ly, and have
north to the campus of Saturday night at 9:00. a 1 only a few. These in

  

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Tickets for the concert
plays may be obtained from the

and

  

      

     

for Homecoming °67 office beginr Friday, Oct- : Ree ig They have deveioped a_ unique

The week-end will be off to A ct e , ric vlc dualistic style, with ele-

boom in traditional ma r Thurs- vequ i ee . i id ; biues, jazZ, and rock | 2

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parades to the Mardi ' on : sne of

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campuses across the coun-
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How To Stuff A Wild Bikini”,
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Homecoming

 

 

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at the

 

Planned

television

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be a success as are all the prody
tions by our talented drama dep;
ment.

This Broadway Musical, which
won the Toni Award for the ‘‘Bes+
Musical of the Year,’’ was writien

    
    
  
  
  
  
   
     
  
  
 
  
   
  
 
 
   
  
 
  
   
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
 
 
    
    
    
 
     
    
   
   
  
   
   
   
   
   
  
 
 
  
   
    
  
 
  
 
 
 
   
 
 
  

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by Sondheim, Shevelove, and Go}- nd
bart and is being directed by Ed
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A riotous comedy, taking place
in Rome, the story of a slave : Cam}
Psuedolous, W wants to gai ohairt
freedom. In order to do so, he 1 Pie.
find the virgin, Philia, with , 1 Ad
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HOMECOMING PARADE I Old

The Home c ng Parade, sche
uled for 10 Sa norning, \
certainly be ead to
Mardi Gri piri
in full rega ois :
one hund un composed ) >
school officials, ban over thirt ilable
floats, beauties, clo costume als in t
ma and who knows what else

Everyone is invited to join the A pplicati
festival if so moved. Come dress € tity
ed in costumes and masks and ad Ser fice in aK
to the lively atmosphere. The rout: t it test
of the parade begins on Dickinso!
Avenue and goes through _ fiv I ement
points, two bloc up ins towar be give
the river. It will turn right for on toll e Fede:
block, then proceed down Cotancl wma
and turn left on Fifth Street. I GED
will then enter campus at Wris
Circle and follow through beh

 

Charlie Br
must you a

take me
literalh

the women’s dorm
the library.

David Lloyd, SGA Vice-Preside:
states that he need everal male
students to serve as parade mat
shalls. Anyone intere
contact him in his
floor of the CU

nd disperse a

ted shoul

office on thir«

 

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Prompt Service
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Grand Avenue

 

 

 

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Mon.-Thurs.
Friday 7 a.m. to 9 p-m.
Saturday 7 a.m. to 12 Noon

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East Carolinian—Thursday, October 12, 1967—5

 

EC Practice Teachers
" ork In Area Schoels

Carolina coun-
tates are repre-
1 East Carolina
ity students who are prac-

1 the fall term

Campus Clubs Seek Members:
ned Schedule Varied Activities

are all the produ
nted drama depart Aly pha Kappa Delta ene fil Bobby Eu Women

   

 

Physical- Educator both

 

           

 
  
 
 
 

   

‘arolina chapter of Al e and faculty. I chir i 1s are working
iy Musical, which : el Ita sociolog: H ee yurposes of Phi Epsilion Mu iy school systems in
ward for the * f two new men R f re to stimulate a greater interest counties. Most
Year,’ was writion n Lowe of W D Si Vereiny i nthe physical education profession; ‘e Tar Heels, but
hevelove, and Go}. nd Barry : ‘ : : ill an attitude of professiona the group are

 

Indiana, Mary-
York, Penn-
1a, and Vir-

r directed by Ed ) encourage scholarship;

CORE smote a spirit of cooperation a-
N o our pecrs; to promote

I hip among major
ions; to elevate the
nd ethic for

 

      

      
      

  

 

 

    
  

 

 
   
    
     
  

 

 

7 wmgel Fhieht cal edie: Dr
ie 4 hip shall be limited to
: R e have declared a major eo
‘i il education, have com- i .
n ( twelve hour. 8 4
ae ‘ ‘rage o
Political Seience Club a
c ae € , 7 physical eau-
t P t East irolina University. "
Yom- . > >
n , Com- A meeting will be held at 7:00 PITT PLAZA
in the Buccane¢ hee 1 Oct. 12, in the gym 7
sponsorship of D : a : ; DAIRY BAR
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he politic Phi rary sci- FREE PICTURES er ribs 3S 25 Delicious Flavors
: fraternity Phe EAST CAROLINIAN has UNIFORM OF THE DAY—Git ou
§ the club are to ob : I ) D: : : :
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peal ide ed : as Her pictures going back _ several line isn’t getting any shorter.
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ind pride in the embe on Na- have them by simply climbing The University ae soe) or Sundae
nd to make future ¢ member the stairs to Room 201 Wright ing a dance in Wright Auditorium
jtacts more readily ; : ee Saturday night after the football 264 By Pass, Greenville

 

Building. Office hours are from
9 a.m. - 10 p.m. weekdays and
2 p.m. - 19 p.m. on Sundays.

 

game. THE VOGUES will be provid-

histori-
: : ing entertainment.

: Ritchie ; A second organizational meeting

veld on Tuesday, October

p.m. in the Buccaneer

ING QUEEN R \ll interested political sci-
ber 15, pict ! rs and minors are invited
tants f » atte G to participate in elec-

 

 

 

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19, 2:00-5:00 p.1
5 OFFICES IN GREENVILLE

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St oa oe e COLGATE INSTANT SHAVE

1pus at Wrigh
Reg. or Menthol

through behind
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We are closing out our Mens De-
partment in order to expand our

Charlie Brown,
must you always

  
       
 

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as parade mal li 2
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oe ment must go. All prices will be
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Pella Rhodes, a
last Saturday
touchdown against (he Salukis

jwnor who hails
ran Ik

 

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from Chespeake
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Va., set an ECT
yards

ip.

n intercepted pass 61 for

record

ak eee Rhodes’ Touchdown Run
Breaks Two Team Records

Fella Rhodes not only started un-
defeated East toward a
21-8 victory over Southern Tin

Carolina

 

last Saturday night witli: his 61-
yard interception return, ne also
wiped two school records from the
books

Rhodes’ run broke open a 0-0

 

Pirates W
ht victory

longe

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the i

   
 

 

gle and sé
their fourt

   

   

terception

 

1e season

which

  
 

 

 

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the key to

 

   

over Southern Illinois

he ssapeake, Vir-

a t he termed the
ndividual effort in the defen-

Baby Bues On Winning Streak,
Go Against Tough Citadel Frosh

Working on
streak over a
East Car
a tough
p.m. in
h John I

1 this ye

  

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up by a Richmond player ia last Friday's game.

Unbeaten Pir:

ites Meet

Top Offense Of Cardinals

 

    
  

   

By BRUCE SUMMERFIELD
(Ath in Serie
The Louisville ¢
the best football te
souri Vall (
with the
rate
After
week ‘
(30-5 ) ied ba
to be
Fullt 671 9295
Si
I ho have
Ms ick Wal-
ly O 16) las been
7 il offense
ume.
ent
} er passi
th rR 1ond or Dav
?, 20) will be

    
 

the chief outside running
Jim Zamb iin, Herbie Phelps
Lonny Gilbert are the pass rece

threat
nd

   

 

 

ing threats on a team that aver-
ages over 30 points a game. The
kickine game will be in good toes

with Pete Compose doing the boot
ing

Cardinal defense is questionable

 

ird pass. Lineback

  

H 6'4 5) middle line-
e big man on defense.
will have to do more

 

nse this Saturday night. The

 

core and the Pirates

! re four times or more to
win

he next xyames won’t get any

ier and the ability of the Pi-
them will be shown
turday night.
I am picking East
two touchdowns.

ate to wi

 

Carolina by

MOVIE NOTICE
Due to the length of Friday’s
film, “Is Paris Burning?’’ fea-
tures will start at 6:00 p.m. and
9:00 p.m. in Wright Auditorium.

week for Buc

photos, Oct

 

Persons interested in joining a
student chapter of the Associa-
tion for Computing Machinery
are invited to meet in New Aus-
tin 101 at 4:00 o'clock Thursday
afternoon, October 12. :

   
  
 

Watson, the st
at 6-1, 180. Watson ran sey-
»s for 49 yards and one scor¢
npleted five of 15 passes for
touchdow

arting quar~-

   
 

 

 

 

rds and another

 

urch Mize, the second quarter-
bac nine times and com-
plet 34 yards and ran
16 t yards

T hay been ba

 
        
  
   
  
  

1 picking

 

 

 

 

 

 

said

ymond

of the best

i 1 I m ¢ 2 pas
receive He is also above average
blocker and one of the more

 

gressive boys on the team. For this

reason, he will be game captain this
” Defensively, Mike Baker has
outstan “He is the tvpe
boy who punishes ballearriers when
he tackles them,’’ Little said.

 

been

 

1g.

 

Jayroe Beats Record
In Cross-Conntry
Win Over VPI

The East Carolina varsity cross-

country team looked very impres-
sive Saturds as they defeated a

 

    

trong Virginia Tech team by a
score of 20-36. Don Jayroe and
Ken Voss looked very strong as

they finished one-two for ECU with
times of 26:06 and 26°07 resnec-
tively. Javroe’s time sliced thirty-
five seconds off the previous course

 

record, Randy Martin and Terry
Vaylor finished fourth and fifth
to give East Carolina four of the

top five places.

Virginia Tech, who had defeated
the Univ. of Kentucky by a perfect
score earlier in the week, thought
they had a good chance to beat
ECU! East Caroling coach Bill
Carson said, ‘This was the best
dual meet ever run on the RCU
course.’? Carson said, “This vic-
s our team the incentive
to go on and win all the remaining
dual meets on the schedule,”

Top Twelve Finishers
(5.1 Miles)
ECU 26:06
ECU 26°07
Ver 26:13
ECU 26°13
ECU 26°28
VPI 26:51
VPI 27°13
BCU 271598
VPI 27°50
ECU 27°56
VPI 57
ECU 28:19
Record)

 

 

tory giv

 

1 Javroe
2 Vos:
3 Dehart
Martin
5 Tavior
6 Painter
7 Whitmore
8 Hudson
9 Richardson
10 Dibling
11 Bartek
12 Wight
* (New Course

 

 

ive secondary this season ter the starters
Butch Colson, the sophomore full- lead. ,

back, added another touchdown to Neal Hughes, W 10

nis rushing and more

 

nis total and now tops the nation
with seven, His 42 points for the
year is but one short of the lead,
and he gained 112 yards to run his
total of the year to 449. Colson like-
ly would have gotten another score
and considerably more yardage, but
sat out the entire fourth quar- of
tera 3uc finished up atf- ff

tment
this }
him

 

fense depé
pleted one pa
which gives
fense
rushing,
2 passe

 

 

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Sports Lowe Down

New Hub Key To Success

 
       

   

   
 

Yur ,
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f
ee oe ee
Most expert that nost Asse s and has rus!
mp nt mat a football team 119 3 h adds up 761
the quarterback. The re of- rd offense
fense revolves around ! like the Ovler has led his team to a 3
spokes in a wheel to the hub. He is rec rd, and the Cardinals play
the center of the offense. When a the tough Missouri Valley Confer-
top flight quarterback graduates, ence, which is a tribute to hi
he coach will bemoan his chore of In a comparative score, he le
Carding yver Sc

a replacement

Head Coach F k Camp faced ¢&n
problem after Bennie Russell

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had built up a 21-0

got

passing,
most caught Colson in the total of
Colson has com
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453 on
Hughes has gained 275 yards
completed 15
for 156 yards and a total
yards

 

  

s to a 26-0 win

Record Even
Cardinals

iduated. I sntally, Russell was The Pirates and
ted by t lo Bills in the met twice previously
split both games. The Pirates be

Louisville by 34-20 in 1965 and ther

   
 
 

      
  
   
  
  
     
     
  
   
   

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d good QB’s were everywhere Year We APROTC h
last year. Russell would make it Going For Five come Wright /
is one of the top ten QB's in the The unbeaten Pirates are gu
country last year. When you consid- ning for their fifth in ¢

 

should make it
Id be a

-y the fact that there were also and
men like Steve Spurrier, Bob Grie-
se, Gary Beban, and the list
ould go on, that’s quite an accom-
plishment A

Bues Go

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the

Baby

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Mr.Wrangler? ‘ LL
Wremember,
the "W’ is silent.

If somebody tries to tell you
thai all slacks are cut like Mr,
ngler, resist. Hold out for

  

The game st} | R
squeaker, but the Pirat Jo )
will prevail by one touchdown.

For Ten

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¥ Greenville, N. C.

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