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CARLESTER CRUMPLER Southern Conference Player of the Year h -yJL . -». SONNY RANDLE 50uthern Conference Coach of the Year
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Meet Me Austin When The Sun Shines Millie an absurd drama in one act Characters: Rudolph Alexander — Associate Dean of Student Affairs known affectionately as Rudy John P. East — Professor of Political Science Louise Collins — a junior, native North Carolinian and sorority member Dynamo Dave Cybul — Connecticut-bred, veteran of three years in the academic wars, etc. Narrator — your friend and humble servant, played by himself Narrator: Well, friends, what is your personal definition of a university? And does dear ol ' ECU with unified walls fit this description? Alexander: In my opinion, a university is a center of learning free from political and other type restraints that you normally find associated with different governmental and non-governmental institutions of the day. It ' s a place where people, both young and old, can come and explore all aspects of knowledge, can seek answers to questions that they have and engage in educational endeavors in an atmosphere of freedom. Well, I think ECU has made fantastic strides over the past few years. I think great emphasis has been placed on constantly improving our faculty, im- proving the climate for academic pur- suits here. I think a spirit of freedom exists on this campus. We have the fa- cilities for serious-minded people to engage in academic endeavors to meet the ends they seek. Collins: A university is the complete and ulti- mate formal education experience, very simply. East Carolina does not fit this definition very well. It is limited in the opportunity to achieve academic excel- lence and the opportunity to have a different social experience. East: I consider a university to be a com- munity of scholars and teachers who are joined in their common desire to learn and grow and develop. I look upon a university as being composed of students who likewise share this com- mitment to scholarship and learning. I think that East Carolina does fit within this definition. I think it has come a long way, but I think we would all agree that it has a long way to go. We should never be satisfied with the status quo in this definition. It is noth- ing that you can really hope to obtain here or attain there in this short life that we have. But it is, I think, an ideal that we can work for and should work for — this committment to scholarship and teaching. I believe that East Carolina will con- tinue to grow and develop in the future and will become a center of learning.
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