I THE SCHISE University of Bridgeport Campus Weekly

Volume 28-30 Bridgeport, Conn., May 11, 1961 Number 29 UB Day Nets $17,200 G e n e Conroy For Its First Six Days Again Chosen Nearly one-half of the UB Day totaling over $2,000; the clubs SC President goal of $35,000 was realized in and organizations had 66 gifts Gene Conroy, a junior major­ the first six days of the cam­ for a total of more than $400; ing in marketing and Norman paign. and the dormitories’ gifts totaled Gering, a junior majoring in Over $17,200 has been collected more than $1,000. Several mis­ chemistry, have been chosen from students and from advance cellaneous gifts were received. president and vice-president of gifts of people other than stu­ the Student Council for the com­ dents. Merchants and business­ ing year. The vote was by ac­ men in the University area as The following class offi­ clamation in a special election. well as campus suppliers pledg­ cers have been elected for the Conroy has been president of ed $7,818 in advance gifts to UB 1961-62 academic year. Senior SC for the past semester and WISTARIA QUEEN Jean Richens beams as 1,200 applaud Day. Members of the faculty and class: Carol Halkovic, pres., has also been active in IFC, the her crowning by last year's Qbeen Terry Pilarski at the Ritz staff are also joining in the Tom Campbell, v-p, Judy Ko- Debating Society, the Marketing Ballroom last Friday night. Singer Johny Nash and Pat Dorn's fund-raising campaign. Students walsky, secy.; Robin A1 fieri, Club, the Young Republicans and Orchestra provided the entertainment. (photo by Muniec) have contributed 836 gifts total­ treas. Junior class: Dan Iianl- ing nearly $7,000. The fraterni­ ello, pres., Gary Schwager, IDP fraternity. ties and sororities have a total v-p, Dan Brewster, secy., Sam Gering has been a member of of over $4,700, while dormitories L&Monico, treas. Sophomore the Council for two years, serv­ Parents' Day Is Sunday have over $1,500 and the clubs class: Jerry Feldman, pres., ing as sophomore class vice- The annual Spring Parents’ and organizations have over $500. include dramatic productions by Steve Kalian, v-p, Marvin president. He is also a member of Day at the University will take the drama, French and German The first day’s totals for gifts Berman, secy., Bob Cohen, SLX fraternity and the Spanish place with an open house, exhi­ departments, a program of mu­ came to over $4,000. The frater­ treas. bitions, demonstrations and dedi­ sic by students of the music de­ nities and sororities gave gifts club. cation of the new men’s dormi­ partment and modem dance dem­ tory, according to James H. Hal­ onstrations by students of phy­ sey, president. sical education. A meeting of the Parents’ Exhibitions have been planned More Lights Needed, Says WHG Head; Council will take place in by art, biology, industrial de­ Trustees auditorium in the sign, physics and psychology de­ Charles A. Dana Hall of Science partments as well as the College But Dr. Littlefield Doesn't Think So followed by a luncheon for par­ of Nursing. Dedication of the $1,600,000 by Mary Ann Mainiero place the University under a ing problem that has risen an­ ents in the Gym at 1:15 p.m. “Any girl on campus can tell four-story dormitory for men will lighting system that would light nually on the University cam­ Special afternoon events will you where lights are needed,” every nook and cranny,” states pus. The girls feel the need for take place at 4:30 p.m. < says Madelon Zuckerman, presi­ Dr. Henry W. Littlefield, Univer­ more lights and the administra­ dent of Woman’s House Govern­ sity vice-president. tion says that the lighting is ade­ ment. Contained in these two state­ quate. Campus Coeds Select Dave Ekstrom “It is humanly impossible to ments is the crux of the light- According to University regu- altions girls can not walk In 'Ladies Man on Campus' Contest the streets alone at night, but The coeds on campus have College Cheating Expected must be accompanied by another chosen Dave Ekstrom, of Theta girl. However, Miss Zuckerman Sigma, as the “Ladies Man,” feels that this is sometimes im­ from a field of eight candidates. possible. She backs up her argu­ By Students, Survey Reveals ment with examples of girls who Dave will receive a $25 gift cer­ have late gym classes and no tificate, donated by the Arcade Many students at the Univer­ think that this is a wrong atti­ Men’s Shop, and will be entered sity feel that classroom cheating one to walk back to their dorm tude for a college student to with, and girls who have meet­ in the national Ladies Man con­ is expected today and that teach­ take. A truly intellectually-min­ test with a chance of winning a ers do not'take enough steps to ings at night and may have to ded preson will try to grasp as walk alone in both directions. free trip to Hollywood and a date prevent it. much knowledge as he can from with one of 31 starlets appearing The eighty-four students polled To this argument, Dr. Little­ a specific course, rather than field answers that day students in the Jerry Lewis picture, were asked, “What do you feel studying just to achieve high “Ladies Man.” are the reasons for academic dis­ are allowed to attend night class­ grades on exams.” es so as not to have to wait an­ The poll was run by th Politi­ honesty and college cheating? Richard Murray, a senior ma­ other semester to take a course cal Relations Forum, with Ken Does today’s emphasis on high joring in marketing. because of closed sections. How­ Begelman in charge of elections. grades contribute to the prob­ “I think the reason for much lem?” ever, he goes on, if the girls feel The national ‘Ladies’ Man’ con­ of the cheating throughout the unsafe walking to these classes, tèsi is being run by Paramount Many felt that the stress cre­ University is due to the fact that and feel that this is the solution Studios, to promote the new pic­ ated by the need for high grades the opportunity to cheat is made to their problem, then night ture starring Jerry Lewis. Cam­ was a big factor for academic possible in most of the classes. dishonesty. Parental and social classes may be closed to day stu­ pus press agent for the contest In fact, in many classes it’s dents. Dr. Littlefield adds that was Judy Rosenblum. approval is important to the in­ much easier to cheat than to some girls elect night courses dividual and a great deal of recog­ study. This should be halted as The other candidates were Cliff of their own volition and not be­ Jacobson, POC; Paul Brostoff, nition can be attained through quickly as possible for the sake cause they are required to take high grades, University students of the University as well as the SIG; Bob Darula, AGP; Harvey courses in the evening division. Herer, SLX; Ted Keller, OSR; say. student. There are many schools However, sometimes courses are Typical comments reported that have a very poor reputation Dave Ekstrom Walter McKeever, ADO. were: only given in the evening. because of the ease of cheating Here again, Dr. Littlefield asks Roy Robbins, a sophomore ma­ made possible. Lest this happen the girls to walk only on desig­ Success Didn't Spoil Him joring in accounting. to UB, an all-out drive should be nated paths and not to take “I think the only reason for made. short cuts. Dr. Littlefield did not cheating is that most students Neil Director, a freshman ma­ reveal what he considered a defin­ feel that they must attain high joring in psychology. ite path. Reviewer Finds Helicon grades. They believe that the “From the day one begins Miss Zuckerman states that a only road to a successful future school, pressure is exerted upon list was submitted to Student lies in attaining good grades. I (continued on page 6) Council by WHG consisting of all the places where girls thought Unrehearsed, Pleasant lights were needed. “Apparently, by Mike Koskoff media cross fertilization, less pre- the list was lost,” she says, “for Helicon’s editorial policy states occupatoin with print literacy ID Head Gets Teacher Award that “selections have been made only, less inner psychic with­ Prof. Robert Redmann, chair­ nothing ever came of it.” (continued on page 4) on the basis of literary merit drawal from external senses. man of the department of indus­ rather than popular appeal.” This Naturally, this is impossible trial design was honored as the is certainly evident. The popular unless the communication arts University’s “Teacher of the Women's Groups appeal of most of the works is represented by the various Uni­ Year" in UB Day activities at the negligible, even where there is versity departments are de-com- University Gym recently. Adopt New Titles literary merit. Indeed, the four partmentalized when it comes The board of associates of the Women’s House Government short stories and twenty-one to student efforts. The Helicon University annually honors the announces that its name has per­ poems are an unrehearsed, should have money from all of “Teacher of the Year” at Charter manently been changed to Wo­ pleasurable dialogue among a these departments for joint cre­ Day activities, but incorporated men’s Senate, and Women’s dedicated few. ative efforts by students in all of its program this year into the House Government Association. The literary magazine to which these creative areas. The result UB Day program. Besides adopting a new name, Helicon’s editors have committed would certainly be a new exten­ Redmann Joined the faculty of new officers were elected by all themselves is essentially creative sion of human consciousness and the University as an assistant women residents. The new offi­ writing in print form. This is the expression on this campus. professor of industrial design and cers were announced at the in extent of their literary world, Helicon is far from an orches­ head of the department in Jan­ stallation ceremony recently. and this is a big disappointment, tral harmony of touch, taste, uary, 1954. He became an assist­ New officers are: Lois Wied- for the world In a technical if sight, sound and motion, but for ant professor three years later erschall, president; Sue Chary, not literary sense is post-liter­ its genre it does cover a rather and a full professor in 1960. The vice-president; Esther Simon, Re­ ate. This means there is literary wide range of style even though department has expanded and at­ cording Secretary; Arlene Sus- merit in other media as well. its forms, from the medieval son­ tained national recognition under ser, corresponding secretary; It would have been more des­ net to the now sedate stream of his direction. Kathy Kormondy, treasurer; and irable if the editors had sought consciousness and free verse, are Prior to coming to the Univer­ Debbie Hartley, Student Council out a wider spectrum of the com­ limited and conventional. sity, Redmann was head of the representative. The new members munication arts at the Universi­ William Cooper’s short story, industrial design department at of Honor Council are Vicki Gil­ ty — art, graphic design, photo­ “Dreyfus Versus Major” is the Rhode Island School of De­ bert, Linda Broden, Sue Herman, graphic essays, calligraphy, typo­ in the stream of consciousness sign and has also served as a Judy Stone, Pat Stiriz, and Sue graphy, color dynamics, etc. This form, reflecting the mental acti- Prof. Robert Redmann (continued on page 5) Savlnelli. would, of course have required (continued on page 5) Thursday. May 11. 1961 OTHER ON " CAMPUSES ie fr hm s aig smwa sur­ somewhat a taking is them for pro­ have vided elders their that world the against Goldwaterland. minent self destruction, and polarized into into polarized and destruction, self minent turn. disturbing and prising otby eae te niiuls ed to need forced is liberal individual’s intelligent the the While think. negates fortably nor stage a riot. 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Meet Philip D. Stern, a UBInstructorCO who Doesn't Do any Work! h Srb — Tusa, 1 1961 11, y a M Thursday, — Scribe The by Jim Hill dous interest in astronomy was did manage to put them back to­ ued to flip over the wonders of served aboard ships and planes Philip D. Stern, instructor in first acquired, Stern replied, “I gether, but when I pointed the the heavens. After this first ex­ as a radio operator, and as a astronomy at the University, has became interested in all this binoculars at the night sky to test perience, Stern went to the Hay­ contact operator for Sikorsky never worked a day in his life! when a friend of mine dropped them out, I flipped! The picture den Planetarium for a course in Aviation and Pan American Air­ In Stern’s own words, "I have and broke his binoculars. He I saw both thrilled and fascina­ astronomy, and not much later lines in its record breaking S42 never put any concentrated -ef­ asked me to fix them, so I told ted me.” he switched from pupil to teach­ flights. He began flying at a ten­ fort into something unless it was him I’d see what I could do. I And since then he has contin- er. der . age and still flys his own a hobby of mine. Astronomy for “I worked for the Hayden plane. instance — because I enjoy any­ Planetarium for seven years as Stem taught an accelerated thing that pertains to this sci­ a special lecturer before giving course in electronics to radio ence so much it is a hobby, and up the job in April to spend technicians during the war and time spent on a hobby certainly as much time as possible on my also taught radio aids to naviga­ can’t be classified as work, can ‘new baby’ at Ninety Acres tion. He served as chief engineer it?’’ Park,” Stern remarked. While at for a firm building special elec­ It is such easy modesty as this, the Planetarium he gave over trical equipment for the Navy that this short, rugged looking 2,000 shows, and sometime dur­ during the war. instructor has gained wide recog­ ing this period stopped long Last October Stem traveled nition. He is planetarium direc­ enough to found Booth Memorial to Japan where he engineered tor of the Museum of Art, Scien­ Astronomical Society. the design of the new instru­ ce and Industry, now under con­ Before this interest in astron­ ment to be used in his planetari­ struction at Ninety Acres Park, omy developed, Stern was keen­ um. While in Tokyo he spoke to and is designing and developing ly interested in radio, also a the National Science Museum the first medium planetarium in “hobby.” He has operated his and to a group of engineers and the world with total major plane­ own amateur station since 1929, technicians on the management tarium capabilities. and was a commercial broad­ of a planetarium and on optics, This new planetarium, because cast station engineer. He has (continued on page 5) of a sophistication not enjoyed by its ancestors, will be economical­ ly within the grasp of small towns and school systems. In the past, these people could only find' European Student Tours first hand information about the heavens in the large cities which College Weeks in Bermuda could afford such a luxury. “This new era in the annals of star gazing,” says Stern, “will Holiday Plane Reservations be possible because of a new means for controlling the audio and visual effects sequencing, as Barnum Travel Bureau well as other mechanical and con­ trolling advancements that would The Student's Travel Agency sound like so much Greek if an INSTRUCTOR Philip D. Stem (left) gazes skyward to locate attempt were made to explain a constellation as members of his class! learn by looking and 232 Fairfield Avenue - FO 7-5381 them on paper.” Stern will per­ are glad to be out of a stuffy classroom. (photo by Hill) sonally run the new planetarium and will act as service consultant to others that are sure to follow. Many organizations all over the world look at this new innovation as a pilot installation, the ener­ getic, hard-working astronomer reports. Tareyton delivers the flavor... Several foreign languages will be spoken by the planetarium staff, both for the benefit of stu­ dents studying foreign languages and wishing practical experience with them, and for first genera­ tion Americans who may not as yet have a thorough command of the English language. Besides just astronomy, the planetarium THE TAREYTON RtNG . will also lend itself to other stud­ HARKS THE REAL THING I ies, such as spherical trigonom­ etry and geometry, history, and literature, which are all connect­ ed to this mother science in one way or another. When asked how this tremen­

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Ui SUCCESS DIDNT SPOIL HIM (continued from page 1) i compared to a . machine, and Meet Philip D. Stern, a UB Instructor (cont.) h Srb — Tusa. 1 1961 11. y a M Thursday. — Scribe The vity of one mentally disturbed “Beastbudren,” which is the (continued from page 3) “learning can be fun”. And even and in 1937 carried out his' in­ character who is travelling to the author’s rage at the subservience To date he has given more than though he says, “I wish there terest in electronics by founding U. N. to assinate Khruschev. of the soul to the demands of the 5,000 lectures on the public plat­ were eight 26 hour days in a a radio and television business The story unfolds as we follow flesh. In these he exhibits a fine form. 1 week,” he is never too busy to in Bridgeport. him from a train approaching grasp of language, style and But the astronomer’s real love help a student out with a prob­ Stern is’ married and has three Grand Central station to the form. n the professional world lies lem or to stop for a friendly children. His daughter is the old­ U.N. He thinks of himself as Penner’s “The Student Re- with his teaching. Chalk dust, the word. est, and is a secretary in a local Dreyfus, the lion in a current gretteth. His Insolvency" is a only thing that mars his other­ Stern, a man with more than industry. The elder son is a pre­ television advertisement; Khru­ clever parody of Milton’s “On wise spotless suits, is the mark his share of energy, writes for medical student at the University shchev is represented as Ursa His Blindness.” His remaining of this love and his theory that several newspapers and maga­ of Vermont, and his younger son Major, the constellation of the two poems, “The Gull,” and “The zines, and now has a weekly col­ is preparing to enter the U.S. big bear. When he arrives at the Weatherman,” however, possess umn in the Bridgeport Post. He Navy. “Occasionally I get a U.N., however, he realizes that1 neither technical proficiency nor has appeared on radio and tele­ chance to see my family,” says his real motivation to kill Kru­ the depth of meaning of his ID HEAD GETS AWARD vision, and has conducted sever­ Stern, and his wife affirms this, shchev is based on a desire to other works. (continued from page 1) al lecture tours, sometimes hit­ although they must all be used give his life an artificial dramat­ Cynthia Gelbard’s “Branch movie designer and stylist for ting three or four cities a day. to this rigorous schedule by now. ic climax. Shaken back to reality Cloud” captures in great sim­ Audio Productions, New York The astronomer was honored last When a man with all the re- by this, realization,, he abandons plicity a moment of natures per­ City. Other work includes de­ November by being elected a fel­ sponibilities that Stern has can his scheme. Cooper also wrote fection apart from man’s cor­ sign, drawings and photography low of the Royal Astronomical still say, “I’d rather teach than “The Boy,’v a shorter and simpler rupting influence. “Curdled Gen­ for Pratt Whitney Aircraft, Hart­ Society. He is also a member of eat,” science education in the story. erations,” though cleverly con­ ford, and chief engineer and de­ the Institute of Radio Engineers, U.S. is in good hands. The writer’s strong points are trived is too obscure. signer for Design Associates, in his mastery of language and his Wiilliam Barrett’s three poems, New York, as well as for a num­ talent with imagery. Weak points “Saint Joseph's Window," “The ber of New England Manufactur­ are the tendency toward obscur­ Cat,” and The Fishermen,” show ers. ity in “Dreyfus” and the weak­ striking unity. Each is drawn Redmann is a graduate of Pratt ness of the plot in “The Boy.” from the circumstances of every­ Institute, Brooklyn, N. Y. where MICHAEL ANGELO Jonathan Penner’s “Untitled day life; each is explained by its he was a medal winner and Story’ is the only light fiction title, and each is direct, lyrical studied with Donald R. Dohner. BARBER SHOP in the book. It serves to counter­ and sensitive. He recently completed two terms balance the complex style and Edward A. Campbell’s “Wild­ as nations! president of the In­ 4 Barbers at Your Immediate Service pessimistic tone prevailing est" and “Diphylla Educata” dustrial Designers Institute and or by Appointment through much of the rest of the (Vampire Bat) demonstrate an is a fellow of the organization. magazine. It conveys the simple ability to be both traditional and He is a veteran of World War 668 STATE STREET message that we must not permit experimented. “Wildest” uses H, having served as a member Only Two Blocks scientific precision to infringe on pilot with the U. S. Air Force. “hip” terms, in a terse style, to From Shelton Hall the realm of the imagination. produce a vivid'effect. Campbell Professor Redmann is married Penner’s other story, “Bert’s successfully catches a mood when and the father of two children. Alleys,” centers around revela­ a Nighthawk breaks the confu­ He is a native of Bristol, Cönn. tion of character. The main char­ sion of a complex civilization. In acter, Bert, turns at the end of “Diphylla Educata” the effect the story in utter loneliness to a produced is sensational rather noisy pinsetting machine for com­ than artistic. panionship. / Penner’s poem, “Cool Joe,” George Olte’s “Illusion” stands presents a theme similar to that as the finest of the remaining of “Bert’s Alleys.” The central poems, showing Napolean’s sig­ character, Cool Joe, turns to a nificance from a universal per­ radio or “six-transistor God,” to, spective. Michael Koskoff’s “Rol­ lÆ çr-flie “wad the vacuum in his soul.” ler Coaster” and Barbara Abl- Penners poems “The Line­ strand’s “Break-Up” both show man,” comparing life’s struggle sensitivity. Edward McNulty’s to a football game, “The Mech­ “Burning Crocodile,” though charming with words is vague line., anical Man,” in which man is of purpose- ‘Thingness’ Cha Cha’,’ by I.M. Person is amusing. UB Literary Society SUDD Elects New Officers m Ü L Ü ie ^ William J. Cooper Jr., a junior majoring in English, was elected Care president of the Literary Society g at its recent meeting in the Uni­ cfld O versity Culture Center. Jon Penner, a sophomore ma­ Everything joring in English, was elec led you wear b d x s c vice-president of the organiza­ tion and Elizabeth Simmons, a we dean junior majoring in English, You’re needed... just as your‘ father and grand­ was elected secretary. with care. father were. It’s an obligation that a lot of qualified Your dothes. college men have to meet...that of serving your coun­ try, when and where you are needed. deserve the best And the Air Force needs college-trained men as E-Z PACKAGE officers. This is caused by the rapidly expanding tech­ nology that goes with hypersonic air and space flight. STORE NATIONAL Your four years of college have equipped you to han­ Case Lots Discount dle complex jobs. You have the potential to profit Cleaners ft Tailors from advanced training... then put it to work. There are several ways to become an officer. All Your Party Needs 2 Convenient Branches First there is Air Force ROTC. Another program, relatively new, is Officer Training School. Here the 3135 Main S t — MO State S t Air Force commissions certain college graduates, both ^ 350 Main Street Bridgeport men and women, after three months’ training. The ED 4-4309 EX 4-0285 ED 3-2392 navigator training program enables you to win a flying rating and a commission. And, of course, there’s the Air Force Academy. An Air Forcé officer’s starting salary averages out Summer job opportunity in route sales to about what you could expect as a civilian. First there’s your base pay. Then add on such things as field. Fairfield County. Car necessary. tax-free rations and quarters allowances, free medical and dental care, retirement provision, perhaps flight Call pay, and 30 days’ vacation per year. It comes to an attractive figure. One thing more. As an officer, you will become eligible for the Air Force Institute of M R . WATKINS Technology. While on active duty many officers will win graduate degrees a.t Air Force expense. ED 3-1888 Why not contact your local Air Force Recruiter. Or write to Officer Career Information, Dept. SC15, Box 7608, Washington 4, D.C., if you want further information about the navigator training or Officer Training School programs. U.S. Air Force BateryTreats There’s a place for professional achievement on'the Crown Budget Market Aerospace. Team'* 375 Park Avenue Bridgeport, Conn. The Scribe — Thursday, May 11, 1961 olg Cetn Epce b Suet, uvy eel (cont.) 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Newman, DiMaio Star at Concert h Srb — Tusa. 1 1961 11. y a M Thursday. — Scribe The Placement Head Reports on Labor Market Two University seniors major­ bert Russell Bennett; “Totem ... __ 1__a ITrtr hoc 1 lege recruiting program, but. sity, Wright reported. For best ing in music education were giv­ Pole,” by Eric Osterling: “Bar- Engineering, accounting, and results, it is usually advisable to num and Bailey’s Favorite,” by business students should have the there usually has to be a mini­ en featured roles in the annual mum of 10 Students desiring in­ begin checking into possible job spring concert. Thomas DiMaio K.L King; and “Second Ameri­ best opportunities upon entering openings during the fall of one’s can Folk Rhapsody," by Clare the labor market in the near terviews before a company’s rep­ was heard as trumpet soloist in resentative will visit a campus. senior year, he continued. a performance of “Trumpet in Grundman. future, states Frank Wright, di­ The following information, rector of placement at the Uni­ Because of this, it is consider­ the Night.” Alan Newman con­ During intermission, band ably more difficult to work with which appears in “Manpower,” ducted the student band in a per­ member William Dean, modeled versity. . . . . , . an individual than a group, was cited by the placement di­ formance of “On the Trail,” from the new uniform which will be 11118 prediction is due not only rector as being of possible in­ to the thousands of jobs being Wright said. “However, if some­ Fred Grofe’s Grand Canyon worn by the University March­ one really knows what he wants terest to students: between 1960- ing Band and the University Con­ offered to men and women 1970, the number of workers in Suite. specializing in these fields, but and puts some real effort into Edward F. Byerly, chairman of cert Band next year. finding a job, we can, with his the U.S. will increase by nearly also because of the increasing 20%, 13.5 million, to 87 million the music department narrated demand for such personnel in the cooperation, put many things Into Aaron Copland’s, “The Lincoln his hands to help him find what total in 1970; and young workers labor market, he reported. The will account for a major share of Portrait,” offered as a centennial occupations that will most prob­ he is looking for,” Wright contin­ observance of the beginning of LOCKS & TOWELS ued. . . . . the changes in the working pop­ ably offer the fewest opportuni­ ulation. the Civil War. The Arnold Division an- ties in the next decade, because of No one can ever find a job for Raymond W. Stewart, director someone else; a placement of­ The number of women workers i nounces that all students a smaller number of jobs avail­ will increase at nearly twice the of the 43-piece student group con­ able and a lesser amount of turn­ fice is just a place where you get must return their locks and jobs and people together, the rate for men; employment will ducted the band in a varied pro­ over, are those in the advertising, continue to grow faster in the gram of selected band composi­ towels to the locker room at­ public relations, and personnel placement director believes. We have literature and letters in this service industries than in the pro­ tions. , . - tendants no later than Fri­ lines, Wright continued. office from several companies, duction industries; professional, Other selections offered inclu­ day, May 19th. Violators will He went on to say that the office and sales jobs will grow ded: “Pageant,” by Vincent Per- overall picture for college grad­ keep on hand a very complete be assessed $1.00 for each college placement manual, and the fastest; although education sichetti; selections from m e uates doesn’t look too bad this and training in the United States Sound of Music,” Rodgers and towel and $2.00 for each lock. year. “It is true that some work­ cover all college level jobs for Civil Service, as an example of will get even more emphasis dur­ Hammerstein, arranged by Ro- ers are out of jobs, but for the ing this period, millions of new most part, this unemployment is what is available to University students,” Wright said. young workers will not have had found in the unskilled and semi­ a high school education. skilled areas. Because of the law “Although we have had the of­ fice closed a week after gradua­ Many of our manpower resour­ M A K E ANTHONY'S of supply and demand, which tion because there were no stu­ ces will come from the farm pop­ still shows a shortage of skilled dents left without jobs or some ulation, which will decrease in workers, the prospects continue definite plans during the last five numbers but increase in educa­ YOUR HEADQUAR­ to look good for the college grad­ years, this office is still only tion and training; one out of uate,” Wright said. . . every 10 workers is a Negro, and When asked how this pertains about as good as what the stu­ TERS FOR CREATIVE dents put into it,” he said. the percentage of Negro workers to graduates of the University, Campus recruitment ended on in skilled professions has in­ Wright replied that opportunities April 1, with students receiving creased 100% during the past 20 HAIR STYLES AND are good, but that placement can letters from such companies as year6; two out of five workers depend on the interest and effort Pratt & Whitney, General Elec­ will be 45 years or older, and STYLE CUTTING. displayed by student groups. He tric, and General Motors as a re­ more people will choose to work said that there are many com­ part-time. panies participating in the col­ sult of interviews at the Univer- Tipping — Frosting UB Band Gets New Uniforms SCRIBE Silver Blonding Founded March 7, 1930 The SCRIBE is a member of the Inter-Collegiate Press and the As­ OPEN DAILY sociated Collegiate Press. Subscrip­ 10 TOP tion rates: $3.00 for school year. OPEN T H E STAFF HAIR STYLISTS John P. Wright ...... Editor FRIDAY EVE Leonard Barlow ...... Copy Editor TO SERVE YOU Pat Tomasetti ...... Business Mgr Lou Haber ...... Advertising Mgr. Marty Riger ...... Sports Editor Mary Ann Mainiero Asst. News Ed. 189 State Street ED 5-9175 Bridgeport Fran Smith ... Asst, to Copy Editor Opposite City Hall Jim Hill ..... Asst, to News Editor Stan Mandell ...... Asst. Bus. Mgr. Walt Zuckerman .... Circulation Mgr. Don Karo..... Circulation Promotion Prof. Howard B. Jacobson .. 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