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THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1»4H>
University Hosts Debating Tournament
Georgia Tech won the Sweepstake
award at the collegiate debate tour
nament held at the Georgia Center,
April 22-23, The tournament waa
sponsored by the University debate
team.
Topic of the debate waa: "Re
solved: That Congreas Should Have
the Power to Reverse Decisions of
the Supreme Court.”
Schools participating in the debate
were Emory, Georgia Tech, Rein
hardt, Norman, and the University
of Georgia.
Tech won the award for the most
combined affirmative and negative
wins. Emory won the negative team
award, and Reinhardt won the af
firmative team award and the best
speaker award. The Georgia debate
team placed first In all divisions,
but as host school was ineligible to
receive the awards.
Debatees representing the Univer
sity were Richard Truitt, William
Payton, Dan Mlnchew, and Walter
Bowman.
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Cosmopolitan Club
Features Members
From 41 Countries
The Cosmopolitan Club is one of
the most unusual groups on the Uni
versity campus. It is composed of
7 3 students from 41 nations.
These students have come to the
United States not only to study but
to exchange ideas with University
students. The club's constitution
states their first aim is to "promote
better International relations by the
exchange of ideas."
According to the club president,
Hamad Hassan, Iraq, UAR, there Is
a serious lack of interest in the club
on the part of American students.
The club was designed to be “cos
mopolitan in nature” to bring to
gether students of all nationalities.
Valerie Green, club recording sec
retary from England, reports there
are three boys to every girl member.
This girl shortage severely handi
caps club dances since American girls
are “too shy to come by themselves."
One of the main activities of the
club is the co-sponsorship of the
Model United Nations Conference to
be held May 11 at the Georgia Center
Auditorium. The theme of this year’s
conference will be "Resolved that
the U.N. censor the racial problems
in South Africa.” Preceding the
conference there will be a dinner
for foreign students in the Georgia
Center dining room.
APRIL 30
Dairy Science Club Holds
Annual Project On Ag Hill
By BILL BEL AND
The Dairy Science Club will sponsor its annual dairy day on
Saturday, April 30. The days activities will take place from 9 a.m.
to 4 p.m. in Hardman Hall and at the dairy farm.
Participating in events will be an
Street Addresses AROTC
At Thursday Night Banquet
Major Oliver D. Street III will be
guest speaker at the banquet meet
ing of the D*xie Company of the As
sociation of the United States Army
on Thursday night, April 28, at the
Georgia Center.
Major Street, who is assigned to
the Assistant Chief of Staff for Mili
tary Applications and Training at
the Army Ordinance Missile Com
mand, Redstone Arsenal, Ala., will
speak on the topic “Space Travel
and Missile Transportation.”
Dixie Company is composed of 30
cadets of the Army ROTC Brigade
at the University. A group of adult
associate members headed by Col.
Troutman Wilson is affiliated with
the Company.
Minnich To Receive Grant
James Leroy Minnich, Atlanta,
has been awarded a Rockefeller
Theological Fellowship.
This fellowship, one of 65 awarded
in nationwide competition, is de
signed to permit the winners to
attend seminary for a 'trial-year' in
order to seriously consider a voca
tion in the ordained ministry.
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ready for non-directive therapy. That’s the kind where
the psychoanalyst doesn't say anything to you, and
we ourselves are very interested in it because of its
advertising possibilities.
With the non-directive approach, we’d just try to think
you into smoking L^M’s. We wouldn’t have to tell you
about how L 4 M, with its Miracle Tip, pure white in
side, pure white outside, has found the secret that
unlocks flavor in a filter cigarette. And about how
this means fine tobaccos can be blended not to suit
a filter but to suit your taste.
Following the non-directive approach, we’d simply
show you the package. And this would give us more
time to polish our wedge shot, which we seem to
have trouble getting airborne. Or even moving.
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expected 500 young people represent
ing 4-H clubs and FFA chapters
from all over the state.
The dairy day activities will con
sist of a dairy cattle judging con
test, a showmanship contest, and as
a climax to the day's events, a dairy
cattle sale will be held. In the lat
ter, 38 heifers from the state’s best
dairy cattle breeders will be auc
tioned off to the young participants
for use in future 4-H and FFA club
projects.
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THE GEORGIA AGRICULTURAL
CLUB will meet tonight at 7:30
p.m. in the auditorium of Conner
Hall. At that time those members
desiring to earn points toward a
club honor key will be allowed to
present five-minute talks. All mem
bers should remember that the ad
vancement of public speaking i3 an
important objective of the club.
These talks are one method of ful
filling this objective.
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THE AGRONOMY CLUB will take
a field trip to the Savannah and
Midville areas of the state this com
ing weekend. During the trip the
club will visit the Southeast Georgia
Branch Experiment Station at Mid
ville and the Southern Nitrogen
Company's Plant at Savannah. The
group will complete their excursion
Saturday afternoon on Tybee Beach.
Those members who would like to
make the trip are urged to make
reservations as soon as possible.
WUS Announces Campaign
For Foreign Scholarship
Members of the World University
Service at the University will con
duct a door-to-door campaign to
raise funds for scholarships for stu
dents from foreign countries.
In this money-raising campaign,
the WUS hopes to receive approxi
mately J700 from the University
students. The budget of WUS is en
tirely dependent upon the support
of the University community.
The week of May 1-7 was chosen
as emphasis week for WUS by dem
onstrating against the pressure
exerted against freedom of thought
of University students in Soviet
satelite countries at the time of the
Communist May Day.
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