Duke University - Chanticleer Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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Cheap foreign labor It ' s doubtful if Mr. Dew- ey had a number for this one. JSk tf v K l v ' ' ) Wi jm . 4 , ,., m --, ' .» «f 1 Hi H 1 J H 1 L - j ;3a» gg ;.,.--r ■ n . ||P HHlHH| ■ ■Ir i m Internationalism hit the campus with the UN Model Assembly — students poured in from many colleges and universities, representing various nationalities. Even President of the General Assembly, Boland, visited the campus to speak- Other bits of interest — Kennedy tapped Angier B. Duke into the State Department . . . Detroit Symphony made a hit . . . Dr. Everett Hopkins became the new Vice-President for University Advancement . . . A Russian Affairs professorship was established . . . Koestler spoke (?) . . . Langford gave a ' ' Last Lecture reasserting his Christian faith . . . MSGA tapped Sinking Fund and questioned NSA value . . . East wotnen participated in a student exchange. Duke becomes a microcosm of the world conflict.

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Spring horseplay — pelting the Pest. The Undergraduate Reading Room loses its attraction. W m Spring. . spring came bombing in . . . pledges went through hell . . . studying (? ) moved outdoors . . . a plague of spring fever swept the campus — even the East caravan couldn ' t arouse much excitement — desegregation caused little more than a ripple in the student consciousness . . .