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MAJOR issue is solved every fall when the freshman and sophomore classes compete battle of brown on University Day. The question concerns the traditional fresh- man beanie. Shall the frosh be compelled to wear their badge of distinction until Thanks- giving vacation? Or will they be able to thwart the upperclassmen and tuck away their caps for posterity-and the moths? ln order to achieve an early state of bare- headness llegallyl, the freshman must prove his athletic prowess by competing in different events with the sophomore class. This year the class of '56 defeated their un- derlings in the three-legged races, men's and women's soccer games, waste-basket races, and the greased pole contest. The class of '57 re- deemed themselves by putting their collective muscle behind a tug-of-war contest and gave the old heave-ho to their rival. Fun was had by all-even the freshman, who still had to wear the beanies, to their great chagrin.
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6l,y0l 6L N EAR ye! Hear ye! Fair citizens of Dur- ham .... Blaring loudspeakers, followed by a motor- cade of colorful politicians and their cohorts, announced the annual Blue Key Mayoralty con- test on October oth. Once again, the campus resounded with impassioned pleas and riotous stunts during the three days and two nights of frantic campaigning for the honor of becom- ing Hizzoner, the Mayor of Durham. Alpha Tau Omega presented Jack Hill as Tammany Hill - The Most Honest Man That Money Can Buy who represented the stereo- typed, corrupt gangster politico of big city noto- riety. He sneeringly promised a general debase- ment of campus morality and the instigation of
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