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\ VOL XLIII, NO, 16 AIIDMOIIE and BRYN MAWR, PA., WEDNESDAY, 19, 1951 PIlei CENTS MAlleN 20 BMC, Haverford Calendar

,Wedneaday, March 19: French Wine Intellectuals of the Thirties", Workings Of A Small College 8:80, Theatre Attempts Club:filma, Common Room. Goodhart Auditorium. Clae,- 20: 12:30. 8 :'30 Thursday. ,March League pre- begin at es 'Will '.'1'1\. Bents Raymond Pace Alexander: !Monday, Mareh Arts Forum, "Winter" Comedy 8: 0 24: Discussed By Dean Marshall "Is Integration the Answer!" 3 , 7:16, Common Room. The topic of nean Dorothy N. as our own plumber., electricians, Common Room. Tuesday. March 25: Carlo! De by Det.y Lenrlnf . speech for Current Friday, March and ·.,..,turday, Azevedo, C urator I the Natlon.1 IM-anhal1'. and other 'p.....- ' aI, ' , , Enoul'h, 21 �_ 0 .. The Dark Is Liehl Brit- E n , W at You Don' Know March 22: College Theatre presents Museum of Contemporary Art in n ts h lb t. A third choice for a ipOint o! Fr 's out Bryn ish Playwright Christopher y "The DaNt Light Enough" by Li.3bo will give the C1us of 1901 Ab lHawr", was ake view would be Is : n . f that of the faoulty. 8 30, cording to M ac.- moat recent comedy, will go on Chri8topber F.ry. Goodbart on "Portuguese Painting arshaU, and one However, Mrs. Manhall, without 8:80 Leetu.re Dean Friday um geared to Goodbart's boards at Auditori . of tbe 15th and 16th Centuries", .provoke audience entbU)- stating it, looked at Bryn Mawr 8:.80 and Saturday night.. The play is laem. Dean Marshall the education Sunday, March 23: Ohape1 Serv- 'P.m., GoadbMt Auditorium. allured and education in aen- a production of the Drama Club audie e n t mmon ice. Rev. Dr. Joseph Bishop, Cho- Tueeday, rlIareh 25: Curriculum nc ,i he Co Room. eral Irom an� admlnlstrator'a point and College Theatre, and Js direc Monday n ht, that they would not f t.. rus, 7:30, Music lRoom. Committee Tea for sophomorea. ig o view. ed by Robert Butman. be hearing .Monday. March Alliance pre- Archaeology, Anthropoiocy and any "hideo exp ". 24: us osb The hYlteria caused by the co- Da.rk is the fourth member of an 4:00 Wlhat !Was heard il18tead was a talk �::-aenta_ -::-Irving_-=- _Howe,_ "The Left_ Latin,_ _ pnn,. Common Room. called critical state of education Is illustrious quartet-Fry'a "comed' -=,...: __--,:- -:-'-- ---'=-=:-_--:_____ on the wO kings of a small coll l I ll ege unwarran�d. Mrt. Marshall went ies of season." The concept that Ceo} as seen from an outlook which Is ' U· on ,to say t.bat high .Moo! .tu· a play might take its mood from ogy D ep 1. Acqwres ramum, not the undellft'aduate'., denta shouldn't become panicked a time of year is not a new one: In ec Idl ng on ' d a po Ifnl 0 'vIew about being admitted to colleae. but fry hal confirmed the tech- ec GoId In V aux Mmera I ColI t-Ion from which to diacull Bryn Mawr, There is a collere for every atu- nique, brought It up to date and MT'. lCanhall suggested as dent even though it micht not friven it significance in, the vocab· po,- by Liz Rennolda Vaux, Jr., Mineral Collection sibUities either a small town or be his first. cboice. She also .tated ularly of the modern theatre, Dark which was recently given to the a large non-profit business operat;.1 thJt,t the surveya used to prove the annotated "A Winter Comedy"; "There', just no way of estimat- $2,000,000 ill Ing on a year. To tho.!!l ljifficulty of gaining admittance of a co .uch College by Vaux. The co1lec. A Phoenix Too FrfJquenl, produced ing the value Uection Mr. who ' might doubt the former c1a - are based on qualified facti of com- as tbia one," aaya Dr, Edward H, tion. made up of approximately •• her. la.t IaU is the .ummer flca" Ion, M n. Mars hi ' r 10,000 I a I convinced which the qualifications are not edy; Venus Ob8er' ved. the autumn; Watson, chairman of the specimens of more than h ])epart- 850 the listener with the accumulated stated, Bryn Mawr. not wanting and the celebrated T e Lad,.', Not ment of Geology. "It is probably chemical compounda or mineral information bIlat we have our own contribute to bbi. distortion, For Bu,run' , a.. ume. the ,,'me on. of the Iinest .private mineral W • types was just recently moved on- pos t 0m ce, h O Pl'Ita , so h p, restau· does nol release the number and tempo .prl...... collections in existence." S cd 01 ,Ull campua from the nearby VaUX rant. b ote I . road system. as well people submitting applications to &&06' to I In Elizabethan Poetic Line He was speaking of the George h Tb te t robl m o th 11 e. The e ' ea t! � t ; II The Dark LI,ht Enough is a I:::; to e�gr;�er: pu i a�o��i:: t�: �e�n� a::; Ie 14 verBe !play, whose poetic line is P z F P order that it may be and Wales Will Be 1. Many who a,pply only do so for ri e or oets seen ellentially Elizabethan. It il appreciated. to bhe fullest extent. P the sake of applying somewhere. underscoring the obvioul to note Dr. Watson went on to e:x;plain ane'list On TV even though they know their rae- f the importanCti o Fry and Eliot To Be Awarded . tbat the Vaux family has lone ords are not up to the standards (and perhaps Archibald MacLeish been aNociated with e college 23, for admittance, There are those t.h On Sunday, March from 2. with his juat;.publiahed poetic Bryn MaW!' is one of the twenty and the Bryn Mawr-Haverford 12:00 12:80 who have applied to other such to on Channel 5 there drama, J.D.) in somewhat resur- " rt community; and thus Mr. Vaux schools. which another college impo ant" colleges and univer- will be a New York Time. Youth of reding, aomewhat recreating, recently decided to give us tbia is their first choice. sities at ",hieb tbe Academy of Forum. The topic under discusaion poetry for the dr&matic medium. valuable collection. •• w,'11 be "Sbould We I-rea TurninD" -her talk to tbe college American Poet. awarda an anJlual ,- Our • Once asked why .poetry, Fry reo. It c I early represents years $100. 0I Foreign Economic: Aid!" The in particular. Dean MarshaU said plied, "Well, we have to be pri%e of These prizes, es· expeditions, IPUrchase!, gifts. and a 11 panel will consist of a gU"t that we aa a small uhool enjoyed born into world wildly un· ago, are honest devotion, Georg Va , 10 tablished several yean c Wl: speaker. Lincoln Gordon (P.rofes- our "own little -blellilngs." Number prosaic as this one is, what else & ' ff and h ill brother William S. part of the Acad my s e ort to Sr. lOr of- Internation.1 one among these is the size of the Economic Re. cnt be done we mean to be Vaux re primarily responsible for laculty with the il discover and encourage new poetl. a. lations at Harvard Univertity in comparison realistic!" the collection which now occupies student body, The majority of the was organi ed in GraduaUil Busineu School), and In k 'eepmg. per b aps, WI th e The Academy z ,a I eas t te n or, wen 'I y arge cab- 'th several college studerfts. Bryn du ses, eighty - eight to be enet, seaaon. poetic language of with the object of fostering ineta (not to mention numerous the 1934. Mawr haa been asked to lend a have filteen or less ltudentl re Dark is not nearly lUtely florll lPl'oduction of American poet;. paeking boxel) in Park. as the panel anem'ber and Lucy Wales gi�tered. In relation to thil fact in others of the comedies and ts .r course, any collection thil"Of al ry, I major activity is to e- al in of has been selected, a question was asked, in the dis· lOme of the religious festival says Dr. WaUson, "you'll cUllion period which followed, ward ",poets of proven merit" with ty.pe," plays. Barene81 of diction is not ,5,000 find lots of impreaeive 'largest' about the facilities of the college awardl or prizes a trait usually ascribed to Fry, Fellowlhip and ',most' tltil or But Notice truly that." available for its eventual upln- but in Darll; this restraint hal paid irom the income of a perman· amonl" the amazing speei- 750 sion to student.!. Mn. Marshall The following .people have achieved an appropriate sense of ent trust fund. Each year, in addi· mens i, the already di.played feels that the college can be ex- winter's bleakness and of a result- flake of biotite in been elected aan Presidents: tion, tbe Academy conducts a com. largest cry�tal panded to that abe without losing Denbirh-lSusan Bre ant introspection. the world ("said to be . , ."). ete the advan petition ·for the pUblication of a '59. tages we now enjoy. :Merion-Naney Cline Counteaa in Hun,a.riaD ReyolaUon It is certainly worth a walk to '59. bo9k of poetry. An interesting po.sible inno· Park Han see tbe gold, dia- Eaat--alarriet Halpin I The plot, which aeems more to to .Fern '69. ' ' Iu d e 'emP W b�a vation revealed In anlwer to Past Fellowlhip wln�ers monds, .Uver deposits, aq.amar· � � II BerthOu. � '69 . circle quieUy a remarkable AUI· Inc , question was the uae of a .op'ho- Markbam, Edgar Lee inel. and much more of a preciou. Rodnor_ane . W . trian Countess than to move from Edwin 0If ,�...... lRhoad�atricla Cain more tutorial system. The atudent bert nature. This reporter held a gold '-69, point to point, deals with an imar- Malterl, E. E. Cumnftnp, R 100 would be tutored in a eubJ«' 0 D.- k�",e II er --..&:.llD l y eyer nugget worth dol.lan. "It . '�'I H '60. •• inary incident in the Bun- Frost, William CarlOl Williaml, Inu

• TH E COLLEGE NEWS Wednosd oy, Mardi 19,·1951 '.1. Two THE COLLEGE NEWS LeHer to the Editor 191 .. Pwlilhed fOUNDEDwMkly IN during Colleg. YHr (except dllrlng tMnbglYlng. If'd Eut.tthe hoUd • • dllrlng Porlock Portfolio WBIlIC Lack. I elt, Hon ) Inctvlltrna. intlrest ikyn •.,.. nd .xamJM. by Gretchen Jessup nler .... thI ofPI., Mawr Col. It thI AtcIrncNw Influence, Say. Reader by CDp'f'right.and Iryn Nothing Mawr College. tn.t """'''''wily prot.t:*I Comptny, �, SPRlNG FEVER. ,pm', .fieltl record is witle TIll c.a...... II without permlulon Edltor·ln-Otie\.'ppM" m Ixr To the Editdr of the News: of thI of other m,rlts, esptciJly i,. In )t IMY' be reprInt.cf wnoIly or In IMrt In ,clt,.ow�etlgnn�� 01 tIN f,e .' Eng,IIlish comp, tb&u.gb, liS t IN close- Much consideration has b een ...... ElI,nor '59 ...... IDIIOIIAL ...... IOAiD. . . W!ntOI', tb.t tIN spnng Irll", ng stilSon IS . ! moullNd Min Owsley onn s.tI, given by the ata" of late to the ...... Jllfllp, c.".l1li.. lit Clli ilf...... \ . . ;51 tJxn4t 0"", 'ntl Ibt big p.sh rt.Jy ...... J,,,.t 59 ...... Gr.tchen Wolf, "y014 nnltr present state of WBMC. We be- ...... o lRgtn, wt OIIVt L.J '-IJ 1U'l'01VL. 'Yt/ ...... Mlrllm L. ' L. A M...... , ·.'• WMr ..... /(lieuy) Owsley, aur.,� sptcul I.&Tt C()f'- • wtll.b.ltlncetl IndlV. . �tlwJ, six lieve that our radio station should ...... '59'61 ...... hBY l..r.Ia..m..,.rlng, . w.s eq y t gh ropt """".....w.. rtsjHmtlent hr,;n COIIeb JUdJ good ' t exert as great an influence on the lltui 1111- w. g, t l It lc s .nd ' . cofleg.4t U'W.r SCO'l4t·' io tell JlUn i�Jlt yw;nlu, j l lt a alta f e. d 'l,NUy. as oes Sc.Ie IDIlOIIALfrld.rkl nAIf koll.r, '61, �II Ludon. '611 . 'lIS, If' th '" d what she bmlu of the locld tellms 1I1I",gt-ccnn/nlilltion. Sb t b.s 0 u en L)'I'IMIIrber, Broome '60, GoodtMtI, '60, SuMn ScMplro, Judy Stutberv, '61, � bt . I J' the News. But a steadily declinin, '60, tUfl/tr tn t In J "fg ... hd.m.n, '59, reportlr).'60, cb."Ctf In tbt coming StilSon. L_ ' . Levick,. n W"Mm, Ellublth '61, �II RIfInOIdI, '�, ntl. rKT 11%%I . tAlU.nc:e ZJcuy (Hoot) O knOUlfll gr�p o� the IflSt. But perhll.ps lD�ereat in the expansion of the "Ie wslty ;, Iron y01l PM-('J7), ,CPA, WomB S (or m"slr.�, sWs station. an evident absence of IWIINlJI'61, J ..... IT"'" • Sybil CoMn. 10 1111 (If II A ,ggetl y her .s m t .••..••.• ..•.•••••••••••• WABPOB (Womem xili.,.,), I b os technical ability amonc the staff EU.beth. Co", '60, •...••..••..•. Lewl., '59 Ho ly Millet, Ifltn J • •. rbtt'"tm4 Ju,blt t.Jent sbows ...... h.' ...... J.l,.. 59 ,nd C'IIrrenlly , r of Psi Phi � f i,. cnu members. and an increasina' sense A...... , ••••..•.•••.•..••.••.•....••••. Lrty, '59 Pbi ,11 .",nnbtO#ICbt ' s l0Ulng III/trllge, - m"fICWbn nlllio" com" C s - of futility le to •••••..••••••.••.• •••••••••••• EIIM Cummlnga.Ruth Levin. '59 I d. a station ...... , •. Ixmor .7JO (7J% tltvOltti .r : r" she of � . has .....at,4 ... M •••• btr I. tI m.ltipllt In,t, WhICh possellel no voice whaul> ... I" P 'Y' �_. I?'-I ;.tbt 1CN'rlt by ten Stmts- OUllty, oge S()mt - / -'10 �II LlIdon, '61,'60, / Y /L._fXT - flUy- 0- ., in college ._."' ... Cufl'lm1ne-, 1Nt41 '59, AI� C Toni CM10, ElIi.,'60, a.rbI" '59, SUMn c:rou.n, soon-f1I.rjNnstti ,-uords IlxJJ slnuJ sptn', mm lwo f or gcod ever P '61,'601 Lorettl Sandy Itorff. '60, T.ylor, 1"1 a«airs. OAnn.EliM . Potter, her sq,..,-ely lhe to of btllP btb.l/;or, Jutp;ng, bowewr, lIN There aN undoubtedly two rna '59, .t p lhe Catol W.11ef)o. ,son, '61. '59, loll St.m. '60, DI.". co- de m .nd lhe on onr booL (q tt. f,.. t of d lll pennt ."d jor blocks to the sooceas 1li zuo, 01 Sublcription, Milling prke, Sublcrlption rnly begin WlY HIM. orJh'lIticm in itldf) , �nJ utl;ng o� pl.a for MJUltr.t the fact that it received II .t the'''.00. Ar"', h., Pott OHk*, underIt stlf). tvn btr- WiB!M.C; is »-50. .. btu ,nd sJxnJJ�s .mekfl1ltf lhe No one IIpprotlchtd in only tbree baUs (iMerion Den· " Entatad MCOnd1179. de ""nl' the Act (Ows on" btls btrc Hoot lhi.s' No is "fe to s.y, tlln bigh, and Pembroke the of M.In;h 3, rowd. lhe Hotlst) if �1 the iron 'W'O'm'n of tlx 1VIII. seven campUl, andEast) the extra . 0!l 'W.Sc,mp, record of E/USWt, confidenl, h41rJ 10 JnU ordinary absence ot publicity .•. 6958 "0 clllsses"tui btr mltf'IIIJxm lolU-yt". olll, M1Ultrlll (Zicluy) Owslry given the station even in those cut qwr II btu to pnioJ (, period involving IwnrJy sillyed on the coIlegt sinct! III e1I" halla. stp.r"te C'O'In'lts conferenctf, tJm, 1Ie1",,! pl.ying .$76 was lent to WBMC by the ""a yell" 1U"e with lin .verllge 'Ul«JJy pilly/Kg concluded In 'J7. Hn c.rttr .s Undergraduate A!loclatlon for the lime of IMtt hours) C'OI'np C04Ieb cn'1,,;nJy Iwttl tip• purpose of construction for the "" bits wilh lhe rmly 1400-bdurItll/ts in her tllflier promist, lind she station of a collece-wide trans· tlrtlllt 10 ft- coIltge. mll;ns 14n/orgetllfble figure to mitter. Although luch a transmit· "" Ows (Iron Woaw.m) Owsley gen""tiom of .ndtrgr.d ... rt- ter was devised. with the help of les, w., IIlso tlllring her cllfter, m4ins in. flCt (IS of legend several verlord students, 0& Itnotvrs, WOfK41J mort oo.u.se f U technical... dimcultkte In· fOf' vnpttrlllklttl sutl;"g, fly lIMn II � . cll/chi"g,"" .nJ Imt drivts; ., well B",I Wt fnl Zicluys IICbitvt- volved It was never constructed. for her tIb;lity 10 ron!'"" op- mt"ts' Sptlllt for tbt1lutlves,."tI WBMC appears to be caught in ponnrts, think. stJUltNls,btr Ibn-e ;s flted strtss them a whirlpool of Its own makine: otd beT no throw sllntl tlx tyts of Me, whilt OM c."10 SPEAK for diai�terelt hal produced ."d t i" nlnJ no a lack 01 lINmost tli -tyttl com�titor. Her Zicluy Zicluy. Zicluy, ttll JU, quahty. which has recenerated InU IUJ glovt w.s .Jw,ys imPtc- what's your ofrirUon of Ibt coming disinterest. Many of believe worl bhat the roblem us lack c,wlt, her pineh-kniWng fttIJon? � is not of of lome limbttl coordhution."a• mit,cIt Continued on Pale S, Col. external mte'rest, but rather a 5 lack ot initiative In the student body. Sincerely yours, Ginny O.Roak '61 Portuguese Art Topic of Lecture

carve Writes to News; d in utravapnt shapes with My.wrious Scribe a hich deane of dUfertnee in Provoke Outbur.t of Poetry mood and exprellion Editorial. between For exam.ple on one wall

them. ••• To GoIiM (West, Pem Welt it) there are ir, m. if hand com- 191X Alu•• my I..tinit)', faU. in t.b1s hour two lTiftlna the laft The 8Princ of was a heroic: at night, after a long. hard day. faUad Wore oricInala to d.vour. it aDd bav. in epoch 1n the 1918hiltory of Bryn Ju 1 .. er, ftChtinC or courtinC. flI'ht- But two binut projed:l .o.plta mJ poor traDalat.ed view If Mawr. There .u a war in Europe, the inc. they lurely represent the con- were the Croll room and the but with and everyone on eampua eeemed Bryn MawrRed farm. "A collector of 1 c.&DDOt -cree you- ftlct of and or that of to wbeD I\lDl.lPt'. beckoniDc. lood evil, feel y ired to p old toothpaste for and owled e penonaII 0 bI beI Pl.... Ittar t.� ....tha icnOtabCI kn a · ftCht it. In order to raise money Dnnlng Commitubu tteethe 9ol'C'- l"" and damn tha mid-Kay nekonin&'. an Of ieal baa been r ---lM"ad course, they enpeed for the pr fund and Liberty appointed in each hall," the Ne. s �..... But if in Loan. the union cave tt7 ladI in dalliance 1 friendly encounter, the croup up their reports. Sandwiched in betw'Hn a students resolved to letter to the editor de.lorin... the tall in Mllltn,.. would zepruent wbat jeatiDc1y yearbook. is avoid<# eatinc' between meaia, and lnaDnen lreahma.n cl ... ulaculty-student of the and in d.lIj,aN)t known re1atlona. ... � �...-.:I- wowdD"t dally. there wu even a ipl'0i)08&l (dean indi,.nant editorial on the dif- Next In comu an owl. which Somehow order feated). to ciOie ac:hool early.'Even fk:ulty the never liked. I match 7e of ftnding He- DriDk, cood books in cl.rk, l'"a ao eanDot would be a painfully obvious the advertllement. in tb. New. serve Room (one leell a stranp ma Iym- Deily W, &in quiet elilpatch bol only it weren't atupid look- echoed the ceneral aentiment: are WhlakQ maba .... will o bond cta.. of plp&l" ry. tri&d, but if ao eipn no fUDlption 11'1ff.Another criJBn followa, ..Certainly you weal' silks," announcement.with the appealinc1918). to the CfCar'ttt.&, and. 1·... rmi.z:ed will me to WOrM JOur conMlDlption. chew1n&' an ivy leaf and paina at dedares a IUk manufacturer. llbe· patriotism of the .tudenta. Volun· AU!If 1M-. ncluee couau than When walk dOW1l pth a crealill' swan. It flnda the ivy caUie Patrlotilm demands Silks to are needed lor sprine 'Plant- r .. primroaa a pool..thiDc coumared to the b,rd. cOMet"e Wool." ingteeN on the Bryn Mawr fann. aays tabb I lAnI atmabl.. In ease one thlnka that Art i. One m.mber of the clau one. adding eloquently, "Why wait lamp warth! here nearlec.t.ed, boat 01 '19 YOGI' DiaD'. is dim. with the nut ftcure christened a tor.pedo destroy- for summer to take up the hoe!" (the with a beaut!- . N .. experienced eanner Deeded � IIDlIb JOG.J _, ble 6&) "

by Sue MJen, '58 Since have -been I.ked to dis I cuss the possible chaneea in the achedul. of the college year from the point of view of Ichmce ma jor, ,han treat • only tho,. I

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the effort. of the Frenc.hThanka to there will be lome free cultureClub, available in the form two French fllma, one on Braque, 01the other on Utrillo, two painter., Wednelday at Frenda the o,mmonon 8,30 1ft The film., Room.both ahort, not take more thIn an hour,andwUl every. one interested French, or both, toIn attend. art, I, Ura" Porlock Portfolio

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Four THE COLL·.OE NEWS . Wednuct.y, Mwch 'age 19, 1911 Events in Philadelphia Basketball .RaddiHe Girls Less Than Enthusiastic I Th eatre Thursday eveniu8'.Mat.:: " Be.c:k Methu8elah-ArnoldMO il' condensation of George Bernard On Toward Invitation Received Too to 13t.h rynM. went to ;ro-;- BMC Shaw'. play, with Tyrone Power, Faye Emenon and Arthur � � i o ur O d v n mat- ed � : · ! The Rad elltre New. tee.nUy more to offer then we do. �:!'I�� h varI Y ended' As • =� B:!r!:.�·iie�:r� ':n: � �;I!� Bluell .play with =:°10., � bl an artiele S.,. 3 f avor O �=:on , and pu ished which ter of they .ound pretty ' In � of fa et, muaie by Betty Comdan. Adolph Green and Jule Styne, eo-atarrine 4 - , . em creat interest to BrynMawr. hard",preued for a date." He ,aid . Des was pro bab he poos re.t ,ame ame and J h nny mond ,b egan la.t week 'I t It see ma ��: � BI' 0 BrynMawr hal ;played this year. that Radcliffe ha. I'e- hi. remark wa. no reflection on �':': ; �:u� o ceived two lettelWl, one from aome 'Cliffe charm. Our &P n Moira :veagh TiI.e Ser,.uu-Ira IAvin'a comedy, with MyronMcCormick � � � boy. at the University of Penn- Amusingly en ough, the ad- No for w a. e h-scor " w I ' i & and James Holden, be,an fourth and final week at Forrest Monday il teto ...... I .ylvania and another from boys cliffe girls are not the only group i o.f seven .po nta. The J unI or va.r M u • e 1 e n t JI :rom Queens Colle,e in Canada, whose company solicited y the E . t ga e, how er, r u in b BOitOB S,Dl ODY Orc. N a- harlelMunch conducting A Is ph h tr C concert, apon- � � � ; � !� all delirlne datu. .portion of the ATO b oya from Penn; for Bryn the VK: r Ot B n a , 0 ur sored by Philadelphia Forum, at Academy ofMuak!, 'nhuraday � 11 arttcle reprin"d .here. Mawr received exactly the aame d 7t e Wl' d' h ed .la evening. . "No replies' t6'"the letterl to the letter! tee::;g t:am�OJ'k. r:�leanSmI�ho:u Philadelphia Orchcwtra-Eugene Ormandy conductlne; Isaac Stern_ .h 1 l th� Ig h -.aeo r with a a tot f editor pub ished by the New. violin aoloi.s.t, the Acad�, .Frlday afternoon and Saturday t . : 0 th Ir een pom (Radclitfe',) week bave been One Win, One LOll evenine . • lut The 1968 Se&3on now hal received," the New. reported to- ew F , I .. ... over • • N u lted·,in W O �le. andf day. FoW' boys from the Univer- For BMSwlmm· en Underwater Warrior-Frogmen,.. tarring Dan Dailey, and The True V1C.•• . "� & d"e'! eata for t h e vartl, an lU'Ce .ity Penuylv&nia who wanted n ' B" y d of y ua - �'...... - me d ram., WI ,h e.... y P mer...... • Saturday,M arch 15,th e Bryn a�orJ. 0fL ata rt I VlClNrlel,· .A · , wo d e f eall, and one tie to "live t and never marry" On G omId an. f Mawr swimming 18am placed fllth for t hJ' e unlor 1ty. offered to eacor\. !elected Rad· Cunairht Ridre-Western, with JoelMcCrea, and SUm Carter-laUre, van Inten:olleei k th� ate _ cliffe girls thelr Slummer Wee - in Women" _with _Jode:Mahoney. ______Stanton.______to championship. For the tenth eoo- ______end. lo'jve 'suave urbane title-rid- . I time �k Engagements den, peonlless a;udenta' �t Queena aecutive .Swarthmore st p e, while Chestn.ut Hill, Swimming Collere C anada requeated an fir iK in and Brooklyn were the Irene Ryan to Georee Olsen. invitation to enjoy Radch1fe boa- Queena, n-" three hj"heat .... BrynMawr was victorioUJ ita rivala the superlative Swarthmore, P·,talIty. ore-. in artha Heath to Matt h ew ...... • _... . fourth meet of the season, that and il thus a ereat thallenge. The M , ' e mee , opene d W'thI d"IVlOg The - Ived lelte, t,om Th ID Wiencke...... ! y againat UI'Iinua on 6th. "V came cloae to winning 19 26. N .... . • wh' b Penn 'M Arion . P ar k de ea• March �. - friend Of tbe boy. at lC S. nly one team P � e a y D aV B ryn M aWl', O !W&m :tor each col- Beeky H·Ut'het and at Blackmore Martha to Job. • ... h� .d S II Il Ia l -back Lockwood Coli e COmnl n ted t 0f I lege and the and :tree atyle tb 'lIOd .• H e b �t year's winner. BrynMawr made competition was won the crawl Hineka. ey no" corrupond to t ell'. A 0 best .owmg in the free-atyle close, eS])e(ially in the breaat- respectively. good ftzht was J 1 description but are "a bunch Ita &b' . .troke and butterfly. The diving put forth by the Varaity but the Sandra Soteeer to ohn So li- 01 events, . With sandy Colt gOON." They may have "mice in wal composed :t b s van. second I� the fift.y yud freestyletak.ing to a win or Bryn com ination of Chestnut HUl' their Uquor and moth. In the tiger by the combined efforts of ltara: Steppacker, free atyle and Nancy Barovick ex '68 and leadi the yard fr t leMawr to Roy . " Davis, kln but definitely do not keep ng . e� Y Sally Judy Robertson, crawl; Campbell, brealt Rai en . relay team, which200 placed third. and back and z . A our t.h 1r rBCoon coa i n . er r I ger- Evie Cardwell real test of the atroke, overcame strength, � La t,h ' ef Swarthmore gained ita pointa by . a r. the team's ability came on Thursday which waa lelaened this partieular placing -both its entries in Marriage Althoueh the gentlemen from the 18th, the meet against day by the absence of our atrong three events, with Penny PaYlon in QUeen3 .coUege oft'ered to broaden Chestnut a force that closely free styler, EdleMcKeon. Georgia Dahl to Donald Lashley. on top in two of them. Chestnut Hili, ------ the horizonl of any Radcliffe Hill picked up credits for aecond girl ftrat who would eonsent to entertain place by takln( only one them, the New .hal ,receiVed .ev- , • place but scoring lecond and third era! commentl which indicate that quite consiltentJy. teams there Ia aome disapproval of the The scores the of were , Hill plan. Swarthmore , Chestnut , .Newl reporter co ente 68' A mm d 36; Queena. 18; Brooklyn, 15. that ahe felt. that the boy. from BrynMawr, 16; Penn, 8"'; West of the Untven�ty Pennsylvania, Cheater, 7; Willon, 4�; Urainua, &lUng who are W with "controlled ,. Temple Beave.r and " 2' Drexel anx ety or rep ea, !Deluded a ' I"! II ' did not seore. BrynMawr's last subtle inawt Radcliffe in their to me:t of the seuon will be with letter. ney aaked that Radelifre Temple, on Thursday, March girl. 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THE COLLEGE NIWS 'e .. _ '1'1. Pr essor Steere av rford �f of H � s�ppo� Professor Scriven Presents Two Opposing Vi ews third Year Study In African Unlverslfy . . . . �p.ndlng op.. tunitiaa fo, hey could tuh.ng. Id.... Upheld Schools of Determinism Indeterrmnlsm ' •• - b :yur of 'Study in Alrican univer- "One of the mOlt heart· y the lecture title may ,unest, mine �:�i aurement.. of 20th century relatl.e- Amerlean ton in the ederation i, A.. ,Itlel are permlttinc enine lac F Protenor Michael Seriven, in of obs.��':.:erving �� J. ::: latie physic, do not foree to aay student. to let firat-hand knowl- the procre.. of this new mUltl- hi, lecture on March iplUented which we : to e.... et UI 18, 'WiJb there i, no basic determinism; thua edre of continent in transition, racial uruveNlty that began a year briefly the opposing view. of the thoueb the quantity may funda- • __ P YI- both deter:mlnlam and Indetermin- a Quaker educator ,.Id when he ago with atudentl." two IMOUOO' hllosop hiea menta y be. L I _...... I b II 70 lea, detel'll1linismP and indeterm1n- The Cope,hogen school main- ism are lomewhat atlbitrary ways returned from Africa. "The Federation," Dr. Steere lam, Into which the science resolve. taln. the view t.hat admission. of of viewing the .ame factor of un DOllglas ' Steere, Thomal said, "is a most faKlnating place Dr. iuelf. .aeond poasibUity fa evidence certainty. Wistar Brown Profeasor of Philo- to be at just this time. The evolu- .Raterrlng to the elallical .phya- lorbhla the truth of the lint, for )'ou The quantum theory, which is if aopby at Haverford, exprea.aed the tion of a new state and the ham- ic. of the aeventeenth and eich- t meuu", the quantities )'ou tbe basis today" sub-atomic canno at hope that more American swdentl mering out of a new pattem teenth century, which largely wish to determine, It impoasible physica, the meeting of 01. rofenorwas riven or you to whether11 they i. nc (lTOUDda.opb es. will take advantare of the open- locial relatiolUlhips Is going every deterministic, P' Sc l know the two oppoei phil l are. . then illus.trated with exampl. of ultw..tely detemained. not. The detenninlsta theoriw that on Inrs in Africa. He p,oposed that moment and ta proeess that or m Pri- number of "matuze" atudenu do • IS ,the beha.vlor of the electron and mary aecondary Indeter inism, the level ot sub-nuclea.r particles It completely unconcealed." and their• third yearof college work in other sub-nuclear ,particlea, the the indetenniniam of 'hwnan me.. - is possible to determine exactly one the multi"'raeial Alrican For atudents with a command fact that the more :preche meat- uremen� merge in bctor the characteristic. these par- 04 the 01 04 universities. of Freneh, the new Louvanium llrements which we are able phya.icl as a basically aubJective at- which fonn the bale on to ,uc lea, and Mrs. Steere visited University near Leopoldvllle in make of fundamental iphyaical qual- systema.tize the variety of which the macroscopic universe Dr. At- Hies au.eh a. mass and velocity phenomenatempt to which ariae in the uni- builds, whe.real the indetennlnJst.a rica under the .ponsorshlp the the Belgian Congo would be worth American Frienda Service ol force to admit the pouibllity verse around insist that the only determinilm Com- investigating, Steere said. us us. mlttee, which periodically Dr. that the unlvene, and with it men'. Opposed Copenhagen Inde- possible in the prediction of ther i titu ona which have to tb J)&r- Quaker leaders on good will sendsmill- O na ti livet, may operate on an Indeter- terminlsts, but likewise baalnc ita tiele 'behavior is beeause of ph,.- ions throughout the world. already had American .tudenta in miniltic 'Prln�le. Indeed, the on the concept of ph,.- jea' oasM: indeterminism, a etatis- .�umente Several universitieJ, Dr. Steere reaidence the University of strongest aryument of the indeter- leal mea.aurement, is the determin- tical determinism. said, are ready to aoeept Ameri- Witwatersrandare in Johannesburg miniata, led by the Copenhagen 1st theory, which was .tI'onrly aup- The queaUon of freewill proeeedl can students for a year of study. and the Unlvenity of Capetown. school Ind Niell Bohr, on the ported by Einstein. This vitnV from these conalderations of rigid Makerere College at Kampala, The University of ia in- criteria of aceuracy restameasure- maintains that the evidence of un- yersus statistical determinism, for Ghana of Kenya, ia one of those which tereated In diaeulling the idea fur- ment. eertainty in measurements does statistieal delerminilm iby ita na would be willing to eonaider care- ther. Tile concept of indete.nninia.m not preclude the pOlllblllty that ture allows for the indetemnined fuUy screened appJieanta. "Not The coat of an Afrkan univer- contains two possibilities: either eventa may buiall,. determined factor which the indeterminista ac be only the college eager for theae sity ia comlderably cheaper than eventa basically indetennined that it may be poasible to a.r- cord neeeslJary for the existence of ' Is are .•tudenta, the tuition is mod- that of an American college. and free ll. the other band, the but and therefore it is in the nature rive at methods of e.xaet wi arate. African students would wel- Therefore even with the round trl- determJ.n- deterministOn tbou"ht ta that strict of things that mea.aurements m\Ullt atlon. The determinists derive a come the opportunity to have east. the expense would not be"I' . detenmintam is necessary to true or their main su fr the t western undergradua.tes Jiving in prohibited for American students always be somewhat pport om :fac will; a situation ean eon mexact, tree if be their excellent dormltoriea where he said. else we cannot accurately' deter· that the Inexactly determlned mea- �ro1Jed by will there mUlt exist casual (!hain, i.e. determinism. Buta events are determined, the will when you change 10 eannotif poaaibly ehange them, for :eM the posdbllity of eh.anc8 neeelli Vo lin besittin' on top. . ofworld the an element of uncertainty. Andtate. you have .ppanntly ned around in a diltoncertinglyreuo logieal circle; such, aoeordinc to Scriven, ai the i at .Mr. eonternporarympaaae IPhysies, withwhkh Ita various philosophical impliea.tlons, �nda itself.

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For Whom the agree. of of Ton.Meet; Then, they m t ba rlst, the enith hl tory, be e we F Sa The Ui .... derbUt, the founder the Citizen- Oh z , Iicanism, tween bein a eh h riday and turday, and WOf- Girl Llkelf ; it paaeed by the Polley 'State h p C l � : " uy to the thi quarter, with em h is Sunday and Mon- s i le.r n House Contr rd. p as and a secular temple for the of iAe Gral I, This, Senator man onelclnc. rnu.ie, and with ianlU8&,el coal- da" Punu!t Spee and of popular notionl. no young or ship and interment of France', ta- Hour; Doctor explained, an ouWne the pro.- The /Word "Amedea" all848 Zero Tuelday, at of tntelllK1!�e and chane- 2100 vorite .ons. The revolution !DemocraUc tn gi nl yea Clf � Larle. ;�:::ulm�the part7, a l' ne d l'lt ci ve. th. ftnat rs , Ohevanard CMpl)OlItunlty; pollJi ave hil te e fear pa i pation 1ea1'8; Near which is very similar UCI if giviDI' sty's exiatenee. Durinc this 0:: Don't Go Wa· I tbe except he or she is prepared to he wor,kedIII for three tilen a unive al develo , Ardmore: �e Republican one, mortth .t the �"'; t;:h.;;l r L T rs 18J1.1'U&1e pe I ��':��o� ga.ve the Pantheon ter. r than to e " he system Involves dustry triUmphl, and society is d of for ��::�� =: certainly iprevalled. to the church, and Chevanard Itroyed. lAnaloroul t the of hIa- .... Sub lItIople, mON nam. I 01100 I, o and hll heretical pareant ar"": Wednesday throurh the o .10 logy Acquisiton inthe a ratio to Is the life Trllteele. and theref re more confusion, Geo tory were ou ted. Tuesday, Bonjour is man: s that final acreement individual his birth, Mtel' from I, Col. a luri I· Chevanard made a tut attempt Greenhill: to ma ty, dec me, an d dea th . All At Sea. more dimc:ult. I Continued Pa,e to · ' state his case in a paintlna' en dllCuaalng the ad',an",,,, Chevanard believed that the tled "The Divine Traaedy." It (It looks just like a ruby) and torleal bnportance of a man de- ti of .U re· �;;:�::::��;:=The Suburban Tra ;::;::=::i j ;a .�n !d Jd �iH.dVantag. of tile a wor=k. r wl Agency dull COld color. depieted the dea:tl"uctlon Iy.tem, Senator pended on one gre.t deed or SUBURBAN $QUARE, ARDMORE • if ligions and the celestial triumph ad- And the re.der want.. aen- , Alrll,..., Stllm closed with lorna phllo.ophk.1 He therefore conceived his decora- lhlp, lou,., nee ld.....,_ !pO hOI; '_1 I I ..• _- 0 �-C'lU"UI.-, of . h. e"",. aporodite,of �he symlbol of Aeenh f� to th e 'Wou II .n. He . .. he bouJd nqw..n: tlon f bh e Pan th eon I n wltb .pUtwu "You Iboth the unific.tion the sexes. It NO EXTRA E TO YOUI Teeommended that the the ur.nium ores. IUs &Te•t lerl" of .murals, friezes ��'!  01 u based on the idea th.t religion TElEPHONE MI 9.2366 shouldn't ltand in front .nd moulea 'beiDi' Ibia one • ti,..t become acqu.inted with of e.tutrophe. Comp/tlt UNt 0/ Im}1ortttl ti m.n into two sexe., hard facta, .nd lublimate but cabinet longer than an hour" major work, and the culmina on Dr. art building.11 that has cre.ted an the ills of H.nJicr_/ttJ Gi/tJ W.tson ... while .nd ideas. In panels the be ."II elimin.te hi. I_Uam. e1iclcs I end ue hare mankind and which e.n only Thi. marked the offiel.l counter and Iputtere around the h e, 01 100 Is hla- remedied by the elimination re· coun or more per p .nned to depict the entire the twCHIay conference. top of ligion. ca.pa�i1ity. "We can't bhe 'World. Above these now judging from the lively meaaure am.U !be of .U hbtery'. Chevanard'. extant 'Work is slon' at .nd after the conference, th e would friezes in which bue.. LA 5·0570 LA 5·0326 berinnlni', " largely rolled up in museum JEANNETT'S I thia machine." a line it would seem ,afe to &&y that t I 88Y leeIi· · ... is e 11001' ments. His lde81 .nd the;, .-- Bryn Mawr Flower Shop, Inc of'but the the catalYlt, 'd th e ol ' on I' wor th men. Mosaics would 10,000 pression have Member than dollars," e.tI- had the miatortune a cre.t deal of independent and be dome., the J.ar.rest of these re- An can of not fitting in with the teJn5>er FiorI,.. ' T.IIgrlph Oelivlry Atloclltlo" tes .. but one r t al ured cl'e constructive thinking on the ma . ea l ltatlng tplctorially the cir of of Wm. J. Jr. 823 LanGltler Ave. modern thi kinr. \ of the ltudents attendlni'. al- It wi! not be lold. history. This work, which i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;'i� Manaoe'II"" ary" Me""" P.. most optimistic attitude J)et'V.ded ofhave been the largelJt by (in Oil TYPEWRITERS th e rroup, namely, that improve- Sold _ Rented _ R aired squareW&I feet) ever done • ep Compliments = of m.n, Chevanard s id to �======I I�:;r'� both lel1 and of others. 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