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I Council Adopts New Fielder States WOBC Staff Students To Choose 12 Members Car Insurance By- Law Policy Changes By HOWARD HUSH Grants Wages to Grub Job Workers Claire For Council in Fielder station Thursday director Election of WOBC Social Board last Saturday an- Of Review and WOBC nounced the appointment of 14 By WOODY DONOVAN new staff members in addition to major policy program Festival Conductor To Use Activity Student Council Sunday night approved the incorpora- and changes Firms Match Card Number Miss Fielders appointments are into the Financial Charter By- Laws of College tion the Car assistant station director Tony Fund Regulations In In Insurance other action thp lnnu Musante program director Jan Alumni Gifts Revised Validation System By- Law article on salaries was passed Moerel chief engineer Cu- debated with no major Ken Campus- wide elections Thursday will elect 12 members pery chief control engineer revisions Kurt to Student Council and six members to Anschel chief technician Frank OfNearlyl500 Shansi Committee The purpose of the new car insurance fund is to cover In addition to the regular A l Van Clief chief announcer Ned polling places in Peters Hall ms rtn jlo- oi uonege car accidents 8- not Shearer Alumni of the College employed Westervelt Hall Warner Hall 12 am and dining halls 12- due to mechanical failure The Other appointments are business by firms matching gift 130 pm 7- W1 with pro students may also vote at Dascomb 9 and mm cover accident costs on manager am Unnnr OPOUD Pete Sommer publicity grams 1- 2 the College cars 50 contributed 1422 to the Student Council lounge pm A new validation system nonui viuup ovcr and up director Rilla Spangler continuity to the amount where the College during 1956 Matching will be used under which the vot regular director Jean Highland record li- 100 deductible policy will record his Activity Fee Disputes Claim comes into brarian Carol Abraham classical contributions from the five com- effect As was panies card number in the upper right the case with the music director Car Carroll head employing these alumni old insurance policy raised this hand corner on the back of his bhansi the Fund will secretary Anne Budlong and spe- total to 2844 hroup be applicable to Council and Shansi Committee Of Freshman all students driv- cial events director Bob Herrick The original alumni gifts rang- ing College cars either for ballots by 267 freshm- student Training Program ing from 5 to 488 were spe- Holds Election A petition sinned organizations or To expedite voting procedure as individuals As new WOBC policy Miss cifically earmarked for either the en calling for the repeal of the Required Sljrnature each voter should know his Activi Fielder announced that during her annual Alumni Fund or for the English departments rule requiri- In ty Fee card number Students who addition students are re- directorship she will begin a train- Colleges Development Program For 6 Posts ng the destruction of all freshmen quired by do not know their numbers may the Dean of Mens of- ing program for control engineers The firms gifts are unrestricted themes and papers at the end of fice to sign a find out by checking at the polling Student Shansi Committee elec- statement assuming and announcers to improve over- and may be used in whatever area tion each year will be presented to the personal places Graduate students and stu will take place Thursday with responsibility for the first all broadcasting quality year the College feels the greatest need department for a vote next Thursd- Next dents who the Student Council elections 30 of damages in case of an acci- WOBC do not have cards have will conduct a campus poll The firms which participated in Freshmen will elect one ay dent This signature is been assigned numbers man and a condition to determine program preferences this program are General Electric Composer Luigi Dallapiccola one woman upperclassmen According to David Towns who for using a car New P- R Voting System will said Miss Fielder who hopes to B F Goodrich Scott Paper War- will be guest artist at the Sev- elect two sophomore men two originated the proposal the petiti- No activity fee organization The proportional representation and may install WOBCs poll as an annual ner Brothers and Allegheny Lud- enth Annual Festival of Con- sophomore women to on attacks the English departm- pay the system with fractional redistribu- the Commit- accident costs of one of its station project lum Steel Under the program the temporary Music Mr Dallapic- tee ents policy on the grounds that drivers from their She tion adopted by Council on Jan 6 appropriated added that WOBC will pro companies agree to match em- cola will play his own Piccolo The purpose of the Shansi Com- it is incommensurate with one of budget The costs of the mote will be used in the Council elec- Fund will bigger and better coverage ployees gifts to colleges with Concerto per Muriel Couvreux mittee is tq cultivate interest in the basic purposes of the Honor be covered by an additional of college tions for the first time as well as car events and will tape all equal grants up to a specified as guest pianist with the Ober- Far Eastern problems on the cam- System usage for the Shansi election Under this charge of one- half cent per assembly speakers Forum Board amount lin Orchestra Saturday evening pus to select representatives mile system the voter is not limited to from Townes reports that the papers programs and discussions of gen- the senior class to voting for 12 candidates but may receive the are destroyed in order to prevent After some discussion Council eral interest These tapes will Oberlin Shansi express his preference for as many Teaching Fellow- their use by students who did not granted wages to grub job work- make up a significant part of next ships to candidates as he wishes and write a regular col- write them In Townes opinion ers of the Review Social Board year s program stated Miss Field umn in Review Russia Rep To Attend The system was established the this practice by assuming that stud- and WOBC Wages were granted er Elected members of with the assumption that a candi- the Commit- ents would violate the Honor WOBC hopes to tape previews of tee serve until they graduate date who receives the support of in System obviously conflicts with Mummers and Gilbert and Sulli- order they may become one- twelfth or more of stu- that famil- the Honor Systems purpose to YEOMAN DEADLINE van shows and broadcast them to Youth Festival in Moscow the iar dents voting should with the problems involved in develop student Deadline for the winter body be elected to responsibility issue the student Miss Fielder also Affairs the selection of the representa- of International Committees Council On that assumption a Honor Committee discussed the Yeoman magazine is plans to install a new show en tives the Committees im- the announced yesterday that Mark cording to the vice chairman the quota is established which ex- most March 1 Manuscripts may be titled Profs n which if portant situation Sunday Andy Bear Platters Arnold 1957 Russia representa- Festival is open to students of ceeded by a job according to chairman submitted at the Yeoman Office will a professor candidate insures his Doug chairman of the committee spoke feature different tive is tentatively planning to the whole world irrespective of election Kinsey in Wilder Hall each week with Prof Francis Rocllinger of as disc jockey playing their political be- The following names were omit- attend the Sixth World Festival of and religious Need Quota To Be Elected the English department As a res- his musical preferences liefs ted in the original list of candi- Youth for Peace and Friendship Candidates who reach the quota ult of their talks 614 Year History dates for the coming election she felt that the Review advertising managers in Moscow this summer The students will meet to get are declared elected Townes WOBC began six and a half If more than Peter Michel Barry had misrepresented the The committee is basing its acquainted with each other and to quota Phillips and circulation managers and janitor years ago pres- the number of voters sup- rules of the department There is and has been at its plans on a received understand each other said Janet Bear Social Boards electrician record letter by the the port a given candidate only a frac- no rule she said all ent location behind Grey Gables vice Ballots will be validated by Ac- stating papers player and IAC head Noel Nyman from the chairman and the festival tion of each must ticket taker retained for four years All WOBC equip- voters ballot will be tivity be destroyed Normally pap- vice of Preparatory will proceed in the spirit of mutual Fee card numbers and will their present salaries by the Coun- chairman ihe needed to elect the candidate The ers are burned but if ment was built by the students Ac respect and understanding and be counted by proportional repre- students cils action The WOBC janitor is Committee for the Festival unneeded fraction of each voters express a who originally set up the station sentation with fractional redistri wish that they be re- 1 to be piid also mis years technical ar 30000 Expect anf cast for that ranrtiHiitp ie Continued on Page 8 lerefore distributed to the voters in the Shansi Committee elections Approves HiO- Hi Request pletely rebuilt station equipmentiir Thirty thousand students are Policy Group Hears second choice last year and will be Council heard a request from at the beginning of this year expected to attend the Festival used this After all the candidates who year for the Council election also Mickey HiO- Hi to In addition to the rebuilding which will take place from July Brubecks Pfister editor Student Questions have exceeded the quota have Quartet transfer 100 from printing to col- WOBC recently purchased four 28 to Aug 11 There will be mass been declared elected and the un- new turntables and a new tape dramatic productions carnivals or category Piister explained that needed portions of their voters Review To Send Six Jo Perform negotiated an arrange- recorder The station also has a On Courses Grades and performances by folk song Here he had ballots have been redistributed the for pages of color at United Press teletype machine Educational Policy Com- choirs and dance groups There ment eight Student lowest running candidate is elim- To Newspaper Clinic for compliments of Lucky Strike an open meeting last will also be seminars on law lit Jazz Concert 900 last year mittee held inated The ballots of the voters which sponsors two shows daily purpose of learning erature music philosophy and the Review managing editors Dick Dave Since the company with which night for the Brubeeks Quartet ret- who supported eliminated candi- Page Ben busi- will the arrangements had been made The stations rapidly expanding and discussing educational prob- peaceful uses of atomic energy and Greenebaum urn to the College dates are redistributed at full val- ness manager March 12 to had assumed that this included the record library at present contains lems suggested by the student In addition to promoting the Steve Porton city present the first jazz ue according to their second place editor Caroline Cowman concert of printing of the entire book and 2000 records body Questions concerning fresh- Russia representative program feature the semester at 830 Fin- choice Thus the voter is assured writer Beth Robinson sports pm in since the contract for the book man English composition and IAC plans to reprint Larry Gott- and ns Chapel Jazz is that his vote will not be wasted if editor Pete Nevins will Club sponsor- went to another company other physical education were consid- heims articles on Russia and send attend the H the concert Officials Encourage his first choice is an unpopular Fourth Annual College Newspaper color printing arrangements had to ered them to several colleges in this Pianist candidate Friday Brubeck pos- expressed need country and abroad The commit Conference and Saturday achieves his be made He reviewed other A sophomore the According elec- unique to Dick Rooney at MacMurray College Jackson- piano style by employing sible deals but stated that the best Use of Salk Vaccine for unity in the English composi- tee also plans to exchange copies classical tions committee chairman the ville 111 techniques with a core of he could get was seven color pages Salk vaccine is now available tion course and for uniform meth- of the Review with foreign uni election iaa improvisations results will probably not The six Review representatives Accompanyi- for 1000 Council approved the for poliomyelitis innoculations at ods to test the students proficien- versities and to send a copy of the ng be available until late Thursday will him will be of year The Hi- OH i to Russia with Arnold attend clinics and seminars on Paul Desmond transfer Allen Hospital The injections will cy at the end the evening The official results will be ao saxophone dis- summer all phases of newspaper work in Joe Morello Kummcr reported that a new be obtainable at a cost of 1 each Committee stated that it had this posted on door 1mms the of the Student cluding news feature sport and Bub Bates bass system mandatory regular clinic hours cussed the problems of the com- Foreign Students Forum and purchase order during the Council lounge and announced writing page makeup photogra- Brubeck has organizations 9 to 1145 am and position course with the Faculty IACs foreign students program won Down Beat for all Activity Fee weekdays from over WOBC as soon as they are phy and problems of business magazines put into operation to 4 except Saturday Liaison Committee on Educational will begin this semester Miss Ny- popularity and critics would soon be 130 pm available management Professional news P course and Metronomes All Star The new system will provide a afternoon Policy and agreed that the man stated The committee hopes po papermen from the St Louis and Among procedure he Foundation for In- should be better integrated to hold a forum for the foreign his best known treat- standardized budget The National Chicago papers will conduct the of American again raised the ques- students on campus in which they STUDENT UNION COMMITTEE standard tunes are Star- stated fantile Paralysis and the Students clinics and recommend necessity of physical will discuss they seminars Nstand Perdido both record- Five College Conference Medical Association tion of the what like and Student Union committee will Mat a in- grades Several students dislike about the College The for- 12- 15 previous jazz concert here After looking for the charter of that each student receive three education interview sophomore appli- ESSAY CONTEST General two a month departments do not eign students will also visit the admission is 150 stu- the Five College Conference Com- jections the first felt that the cants for the position of public re- Essays competing for the Enola t the sev- judge students on improve- dormitories and remain after the admission price 125 Tick mittee being considered as an ac- apart and the third after always lations director this Friday chair- Ward Wooster prizes must be sub- will of on ability so- to be available at Council enth month but within a year ment but rather The meal answer questions about man Peter Chontow announced mitted by March 15 to the chair the Music tivity fee organization Ed- op Haylors Dr Max L Dur- proposed by last years their own countries yesterday ap- book store Scotts member Brad Reardon reported the second stated lution He also stated that man of the Educational Policy Service Policy Committee was to IAC has sponsored the showing plications posi- shP and at the door Continued on Page 6 fee director of the Health ucational for the freshman Committee Prof Thurston E substitute satisfactory and unsat- of several folk art films and plans tion on the committee are being Manning The essay subject is isfactory grades to show a documentary film made accepted from Feb 19- 27 in the An Evaluation of Oberlin Teach- It was suggested that although in the Soviet Union Recreation Office in Peters Hall ing Methods Choir grades are a motivation for some To Tour Eastern States students to do well in physical education they should not be part of the academic average but Anderson Clarifies Sagas Food Policy Appear Hall should be kept separate and en- in New Yorks Town tered on the students record as a allege letter grade In Choir will begin an- Response to Campus Controversy its ket Alle Gott from which the spring tour March 30 The melody of the familiar Reforma- By PETER ASCH Ur will We All include ten concerts in six tion chorale Now Thank Eaton Waddell Fill The Saga food company has and preparing of food and for ed spends a greater percentage of Mass in states Our God was taken and been a source of considerable cam- running of the individual dining total income on food than any Jrn and will be high- contemporary 1 G Major by the halls Mr Anderson stressed how- food company by the New Committee Posts pus controversy during the school other in operation York appear composer Francis Poulenc ever that dining management today at French Chuck Eaton and year Controversy is the life- blood hall but he added their budget Town Hall on the evening will be sung in Latin Sophomore policies of The mass of a college such as this however are entirely up to the can not be stretched indefinitely April 4 To junior Dojo Waddell replace Toni Three spirituals 7 Wan Jesus it is anything but the lifes- blood college concerned with Saga act- to meet the demands of dining hall You Browning and Tom Shepard as Ch Walk With Me Were of Saga ing only as an agent waste bUses lravel ln tw0 King members of the student- faculty t There and Ride On to clarify Saga Mr Anderson stated that the Saga with central offices in Pa ui si ai Ionstown on educational policy In attempting the nere Jesus and madrigals in Italian committee story saga basic policy of Saga is satisfac- Geneva New York has a stand- i the Saga if 11- tour concert un- side of the the til na flt They will serve this semester v Latin and French will end the tion Without satisfying students ard menu which is served to all given on March n TTnl committee election in May you prefer the Review contacted thS program til the college officials and employees he member colleges The standard- aPearance the Choir Except for the winning candi- Mr Harry Hunk Anderson mi Concert Fee co- owner of asserted the company could not ization serves to prevent individ- March J SPrinSfleld Mass received the largest Oberlin director and if will be a selfs- ustaining dates they hope to survive Saga operates on a managers Glen Ridge The tour in the Saga corporation Mr Ander- ual from cutting down NJ April al- number of votes last springs ear non- profit undertaking son in precise and un- yeartoy- contract basis thus on the quality of food purchases Kunli Del April 2 elections Because of this they set forth n M r though the Choir will charge a terms what he feels to be any college dissatisfied with the by giving them no choice whatever bur l APnI 3 Williams selected to replace the equivocal concert fee for its appear- have been company may simply not renew in selection of food is ob- Ann ft Wntrnro 350 the policies and position of his or- the Food SS concerts resigning members An- il ances The sponsors of the ganization on the college campus the contract for the following tained from nationally- known Vt XpVii Btllows Falls with Miss Waddell is a junior coun- 8 will provide Choir members Saga had its inception nine school year To date Saga has nev- firms after extensive sampling of selor at Dascomb and a chemistry two meals and a place to sleep and years ago when Mr Anderson and er lost a contract various bidders products Prorram accom- pre- medical major Eaton a phil- ThenTUr parishioners will furnish two took over the dining The two basic requirements for Mr Anderson feels Saga is euioir will sing osophy major is a member of the friends that three selec modations during the church- hall service at Hobart College a good food company according to doing a good job in attempting to eary football and wrestling teams and SchuJ mc Church music sponsored appearances where they were undergraduates Mr Anderson are to provide what satisfy student desires In regard ong of Vul- tour Jazz Club Pius t Praise ROBERT FOUNTAIN addition to the scheduled the present time is wanted and as much as is want- to as- S DIRECTOR In at the time At the the matter of board jobs he Man Said to the Blind will present pre- ed within events the Choir JC POSITIONS Saga serves 15 colleges ranging sound limits serted that Saga has not cut down Ebons Why Art in Norwalk Ohio MENS fliouSo w M tour concerts junior men in- from the University of Vermont to Problem of Waste the total number of jobs in any exami eavy- My March Sophomore and 0 Soul Asl of the College and his March 3 East Cleveland counseling Arizona State College The main problem in regard to way In short Mr Anderson stat- rnpies of mm graduate 24 terested in freshman POfarvsn alu to the Oberlin 10 and Fairview Ohio March ed Saga company is j uim hymn is dedicated positions for next year should ap- College Sets Poilcy supplying sufficient quantity and the trying to Brahms idumusic they win sin the College Orchestra and the quality is of The do a faithful job in its pos- Friends Meeting Both ply at the Dean of Mens office The organization functions with the factor waste real Pater Hunter Verdis will perform at Severance servant of w program will be Choir JTet zb complete responsibility for buying Saga company Mr Anderson stat itionas the college ana Murray s Featured on the Cleveland March 16 before of Nun Dan Hall in Truth Murray is a Bachs Cantata No 192 Tuesday February OBERLIN 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Letters to the Editor Published by the KuJenu of Oberlin College every Tuesday ind Friday during the Th Queens Choice periods e winter and spring semesters excepting holidays and examination Subscription 5 for the full year 3 a semester ten cents a copy Entered as second diss matter at the Oberlin Ohio post office April 12 1911 Office 60 South Pleasant Richard Cooper 2 on Womens Board Suggest Positive Approach Street Telephone 4- 4271 To the Editor We would urge that an VOL 85 TUESDAY FEBRUARY 19 1957 NO 33 Minister the a wholly different view of vote- remaining on ideas on Ed Kote Dick Cooper Review choice of Prime As members the issues stated by Mi A is liable to be 1955- 6 is at present study- victory would have fallen to the taking vote Womens Board we wish to state Franklin or any issues DAVE MATHIASEN EDITOR Editor at all hi Eco- liberally- inclined Mr But- embarrassing and undignified we are in perfect reel her views Associate Editor ing at the London School of more first of all that towards the brl Ray Bach by showing in tabular form ma- which Assistant Editor nomics on a Marshall scholarship ler accord with the aims of true self can use them as a basis Elite Rawlings of agreement fl Ben Greenebaum Dick Page Managing Editors But two interesting and indig- jor differences government and individual re positive action rather than News Editor and suggesting disi Jack SteUman Voting is all too casually taken from senior within the party sponsibility as expressed by Miss pating them in Bruce McEwen Dave Sigman Tim Thomas City Editors nant replies both unchannelled Caroline Cowman demo- its weaknesses In this respect we cannot but plosions of unrighteous Greenfield Dick Steiner Spam Editors to be the hallmark of the MPs heaped scorn upon the Franklin However indi Wally Tories are not unlike the Steve Porton Business Manager process A month ago when ignorance and the disagree with her method for the tion Change will only come cratic freshman for his any- abom Ken Lance Steph Michclson Advertising Managers called Mr Soviets who never vote on of this aim for we be- by those desiring it contributing Circulation Manager Queen Elizabeth audacity Had he been alert attainment Fritz Lelunann ob- thing until after everything is way to the present Harold Macmillan to the palace they said he would have lieve that the most effective structure by first EDITOR ot decided conclusively changes can be electing members DICK P AGE ISSUE to accept the office Prime served that the Chief Whip had that positive who represent Minister the Labour Party cried been sounding out the back- Perhaps this view is a result brought about is by working their views and second by Bach Ben comimr Editorial policy is determined bv an editorial board composed of Ray into the Partys con- set up to to Womens for an investigation benchers ever since Sir Anthony of the Conservative through the organization Boards meeting and Greenebaum Wally Greenfield ken Lange fritz Lelunann Dave Mathiasen Steph Stellman constitutional implications of Jamaica Throughout the ception of itself as the ruling make such changes namely Wom- expressing these views Michelson Dick Page Steve Porton Elite Rawlings Dick Steiner and Jack left for themselves the choice Christmas recess the Whip re- party merely resting between ens Board Although major Open meetings in which everyi welcomes letters readers on any subject The right is ceived numerous unsolicited engagements when due to an changes cannot be made quickly ones opinions are welcome The Review from There was no intention to im- are letters 300 words and to publication to Utters of letters expressing no objection unaccountable lapse on the part this years Board has been quite held in the Dean of Womens reserved to limit to refuse pugn the monarchy Rather it of- libelous content or for which there is insufficient space to Mr Macmillan Thus by con- of the British electorate another open to such changes due to a fice on Thursdays at 430 questionable taste was suggested that the choice of letters cannot be published however for sufficient reason names sensus Macmillan had received party has been given a mandate fairly large minority interested in Anonymous Macmillan over the more pop- be withheld Not more than ten signatures will be printed the approval of a majority to form the Government And the aims expressed by Miss Joan Fatter will upon request ular R A Butler had been made letter the senior pooh- poohed in fact since Gladstone retired Franklin Judith with any high- autocrats MPs Vincent Wise by two handed the charge of autocratic leader- in 1894 the Tories have been in Salisbury Conservative Lord ship at the top office almost two- thirds of the Shansi Committee Urges Effective Voting Party leader in the House of time The ruling party must al- More Than Vote Church- It is not difficult to under- To actions of other people Lords and Sir Winston ways present a united front not the Editor who can stand why the freshman MP as participate in is too many ill Lord Salisbury himself had only to the voting public but The Shansi Committee elections discussion in a The trouble with Council elections that well as the Labour Tarty was co- operative hurried down to Sandringham will be held this Thursday along frank spirit and who why and what bewildered by this mysterious also to the world The divisive students vote They vote without knowing where Her Majesty was vaca- Council elections and are willing to compromise process of consensus or sen- effect of constant vote- taking on with Student theyre voting for or an understanding of the potentiality tioning as soon as Sir Anthony we as a committee would like to With such members sing the opinion of the meet- matters of policy or leadership the Student A vote is an empty thing when it is used with- Edens resignation had become a urge voters to remember that this Committee will be of Council ing In the same way Britains could only weaken its ruling able to select the most certainty is not a popularity contest To the overseas representatives out knowledge whereas an informed electorate is unwritten constitution is baf- position rarely strengthen it in an function effectively the Committee intelligent responsible vital part of a working democracy Labours charge was support- fling to a Frenchman It reflects Yet on analysis few would say manner needs people keep the campus ed by a letter to the daily press a sharp difference in the views that the Conservative Party is informed on in Asian affairs and carry on Intelligent voting will be particularly important from a freshman Tory He ob- of the two major parties in any less democratic than 1 who are willing to devote the basic ideals of the this Thursdays Council elections Only twenty candidates jected that the selection of the Britain The Labour Party is ad- either the Labour Party or the considerable time and interest to organization Those of us on the fill twelve positions This makes each leader of the Government had dicted to vote- taking within the Liberal Party in Britain Only if long meetings interviewing of present Co- are running to the mmittee hope that the been made without consultation party Debate and vote on all democracy is interpreted as candidates working on publicity above qual- vote far more weighty Last years Council often functioned ifications will be with him or any of the other major issues is taken as concrete formal vote- taking could this etc considered on some respects it incurred campus antagonism Thursday when six poorly and in 300- odd Tory back- benchers evidence of intra- party democ- charge be made the consen- new members 2 who have insight into and will be elected It was a good Council in that it laid groundwork on salaries who make up the vast majority racy Doctrinaire insistence on sus method of determining understanding of the thinking and Financial Charter violations and dance bands It is import- of the Parliamentary Conserva- voting is also evidence of the opinion although certainly Student Shansi Committee work tive Party His grievance was all peculiarly bourgeois Marxism vague is fully consonant with ant that the next Council build on this Rosin for Folk the more sharpened since in- which reminds one that the La- effective democracy Perhaps it Resents Price Gibson Sing We do not pretend to set up the ideal candidate It is formed opinion suggested that bour Party is still in theory at is even more appropriate than To the Editor Ys and both last year and this had a vote been taken among all up to the voter to determine personal ability and this can least a socialist party vote- taking as long as there is For the past three years folk fall CRD brought him Glazer I the Conservative MPs for their The a sang be done only through personal contact Certain criteria Conservative Party takes consensus singers on the Oberlin campus remember for the SDAThen a week ago Bob Gibson however do seem important The election of student rep- namely Pete Seeger and Joe sang in a been by concert sponsored by the Folk should not be a personality contest Simply Glazer have sponsored resentatives some service organization Two Song Club and we were asked to a candidate is an incumbent he is not always the because Kentucky Jerry years ago Pete sang here for the Continued on Page 4 best choice Integration is extremely important to the work- ings of a good Council This does not mean that all the members need work alike or think alike their common Mike Meltsnei interest must be an interest in Council and the student body Previews This factor alone will produce an integrated group Having not fully recovered crouched against a pillar hur- me that Jerry was an intense from the internal vibrations riedly examining some profes- and sincere student reticent Thought and handling of issues by a Council member caused by a movie which three sional journal at Jamaica in the about his obvious intelligence ROBERT KREIS well- are also more important than the issues And not only must meaning comrades had springtime Ten minutes before who never provoked the slight- This being the week of the con- yet as artists in the comedy field a Council member be judicious he should have maturity and convinced me to view and hav- a race the journal disappears est bit of attention or notoriety temporary festival Jerry Steel is their contribution is questionable ing been disuaded by smell sensitivity and a sense of humor He also needs an inherent the into a bulging leather briefcase At my request she introduced countering with Dean Martin and At their best in night clubs where of burning wood from writing a at his side and he produces a us at the track one morning and Jerry Lewis they can be risque and on TV the sense of cooperation and compromise Being a Council captious diatribe directed at the thick black notebook and a slide went off leaving me to stare at HOLLYWOOD OR BUST movies always proved difficult for policies Re- member is hard work ante diluvian of the rule The book contains Jerrys the abstruse text he was read- Tues- Fri was the last film made them The problem of sustaining I view have been persuaded to charts which include the com- ing I tried as tactfully as pos- by the comedy team prior to their interest over a 90- minute period Thursdays election is the most important of the year treat my to a glimpse readers of plete life histoy of every horse sible to turn the subject around professional separation and as a was alien to their comics- ketch do than vote Talk to candidates Kentucky Jerry I We urge that you more the must warn entered in the race By carefully to the paradox of the philosop- momento of the partnership it is technique and with little for aud- roar vnrc onrl Iktpn tothpm qn WOBC Al you however hefnre nn nrole- anaWzine pachi horses ancestry eu er at the race track but I was neither very much better or worse to identify with in either one though no one can foresee the problems that next year s Jerry is a unique and eating habits ppeed trials past iences unsuccessrui in Keeping the con than their previous films as human beings public interest enigmatic personality and you performances nd physical ap- Council will face you may determine how wisely they are versation off Jerrys allcon- suming may find it difficult to relate to pearance involved This time Jerry has an lagged de- Jerry arrives at a de- mathematical system handi- met The status of student government on this campus of crush on Anita Ekbrrg so lia- either his virtues or his vices cision He places his bet re- The question of essential and capping He skillfully parried he Dean set out pends on the students If the next Council is a poor one Jerry is twenty- sumes his original and across the bility is also important and Dean four He holds position by my questions and ignored my by will your USA car traveling West to seems rather if anything it be fault a Masters degree in philosophy the pillar Never does he rise to obviously troubled Martin reaction and finally arrive in Hollywood where many from Columbia University and watch the race nor does he in- I to repel As for Jerry he has was visibly relieved when the Jerry reali7es his fondest he is a horseplayer In win- quire as to the winner dreams fans who think him the funniest the he just girl returned As we prepared to Of the Dr New places his he situations that evolve on man alive He also ha many cri- Oscar Jaszi ter when the York tracks ticket has bought leave Jerry perhaps sensing my the pilgrimage a few are funny tics idiot- like ge- close down and the only action in his pocket and continues confusion or who feel that his 81 sci- perhaps wishing to but the majority are irritatingly Dr Oscar Jaszi professor emeritus of political is found with the inveterate leading until it is time to ex- stures and speech and assorted justify something grabbed my overdrawn At ence and a member of that department here for 17 years bookmakers of the West amine the horses for the end things pick palsys tremors and twitching Side the next arm and in almost pontifical up a Jerry goes race little there is a chase se- are bad and rather than died last Tuesday He was a native Hungarian and a natur- south shunning fashion said A is in taste mind nothing quence and Anita Ekberg ap- tak- what he calls the intellectual T was being funny are insensitive alized United States citizen In his honor friend shad estab- introduced to Jerry by but a collection of bricks You pears briefly Anyone paucity of to Or- who misses eoffs on mentally deficient Florida New a girl who knew him at Colum- can use them to a the lished the Jaszi Lectureship a few his re- build temple Mansfield will find god- it Fund years after leans or Caliente Jerry is nev- this Norse Now they are separated and bia and claims to be the only or an outhouse It is the archi- tirement er dess an ample substitute is long we heard from during these trips one of his undergraduate friends tecture that counts my feeling that before Dean occasionally but he can always be found who still sees him She Martin and Jerry Lewis will be wondering 1953 he has told Continued on 4 In was awarded an honorary LLD by the Page commercial sirtxess is undeniable what became of them College and the presentation statement said of him that he taught successive generations of Oberlin students to look honestly and realistically at the world they must live in to understand the conflict of values beneath the surface of events to make knowledge and conscience their guides to action l y LIKE A Prof J D Lewis a former student of Professor Jaszi u A noted in a paper in 1955 that the number of students taking CIGARETTE IS political science in 1926 jumped so much in the one year WINSTON S since Professor Jaszi had come that the department had to SHOULD lXMAjt hire another political science professor This is striking evi- f TASTES GOOD dence of the immediate and lasting impact that the new J ZZ Oberlin teacher had on this community Professor Lewis commented that in Professor Jaszis Peace Problems course there appeared that combination of responsible realism and noble idealism which was his distinguishing quality Professor Jaszi is to be admired for always treating students as serious seekers after knowledge and wisdom p 1 In the conferment of the honorary degree President ftri H i Stevenson spoke of Professor Jaszi as a beloved and in- avs spiring teacher We concur with Professor Lewis state- ment of a noble contributor to the community He was above all else a man of principle who always demanded that his students view the most concrete problems in terms of basic principles and with a sense of moral responsibility 9r

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I M wniiMniiiiii Cagcrs Upset by OWU xiiiinvnw Swimmers Smash Grove City fleet Reserve Tonight By TOM CLARK 58- 28 Win Ends Victory Streak The Yeoman basketball squads away- game jinx cont- dropped their fifth game of the 70- inued is they season 64 Ohio Wesleyan at Delaware on Saturday night 34- Two More Records Set Although the cagers led 30 at the half inability to OWU Falls r tfnt1v frnm the field on a small rnnrr nrm- t u v Sideline lit coni3- tiv ruvuri tu uc downfall in the second half Bibler their To Matmen Sidelights Work Pays Off The Ohio Wesleyan BattUng Bishops despite a cool first Dick Steiner Yeo- uf warmed up quickly to iqkc Swimming their biggest meet of the season the tho VpnmM in the Ohio Conference the lean num w title which they Much has already been said men handed Grove City College of Pittsburgh a resounding quarter Aided by a 20- point won last in 1949- 50 Oberlins Yoder Upset hird this year in these columns and 58- 28 defeat on Saturday The visitors were undefeated in treshmon Dick Blanks 3- i- ffort rom conierence record is only 5 as llif il JiL i W elsewhere concerning the coaches game 9- naving his first varsity the compared to the Conference lead- With star- five previous meets and had a 1 record last year having Ralph Bibler swimming coach Pete Gum scoring a or lack of them for the fenc- stole the lead and kept er Wittenberg who has a 9- 3 rec- Bishops who tling upset victory over conference ing and wrestling season Real- lost only to Yeomen The locals now have a 6- 2 season much difficulty ord in Conference games was tossed in the pool by the it without too At izing that these situations are present his jubilant 130 pound champion Dave Yoder the cagers are ninth of mermen after Sat- not going to be alleviated In the mark Rebounding Helps the 14 teams the Yeoman wrestling club went set in the Conference urdays victory near future we dedicate this col- The tone of the meet was inf rebounding by Ace Gilc- Fine Ace on to score an easy but exciting umn to the time honored process a thrilling first relay which was Malicoat and Ron Gilchrist is now fourth in hrist Conrad the win over Ohio Wesleyan Univer- of making the most of what you perhaps the most exciting race Techmen helped the Yeo- Conference in both scoring and Repeat Jacobs decidedly have seen in Crane pool in many years Rebounding rebounding He has been averag- sity on Saturday in Warner Gym man cause alone did The local quartet of Stu Smith ing 198 points a game and pulling Inirumurulg 21- 11 suffice however as the team One of the most Important Bob Stern Ed Tarr and John La- 14- 13 Loss not down 164 rebounds Every game Hang only 30 per cent of their by Tom Mayer functions of any coach and won event by one- made in Bill Skinner led off by pinning guardia the which Ace plays from now Is shots during the game especially in these two sports tenth of a second in the time of through 1957- 58 will add points to The sophomore A team defend- his man in the second period and Freshman Jacobs tied for scori- to maintain the teams spirit 4175 This is a new school rec- On Yeomen Again his school career scoring ing its newly won was followed by the electrifying 20 on nine record of league lead feeling of oneness during of ng honors with points Gum- Co- their ord eclipsing the old time 756 points which he broke last demonstrated an overpowering of- Yoder match captain History repeated itself again on field goals and two foul shots Ace contests Being the figurehead 4194 set earlier this month An- week during fensive Hank Danaceau followed with a in only the Case game attack defeating the of team he must be there a Saturday as Case Institute of Gilchrist while dropping 6- 0 the chor man Laguardia overcame Freshman 84- 42 win over Dick Currie of the foul Tonight team The win- to encourage and praise them to vic- Technology for the second time four field goals hit ten shots Oberlin plays Western Bishops in 137 pound class body length deficit snatch ners total score set a season high the you this season gave the Yeomen a to give him 18 points for the night Reserve in Cleveland Last year Any team member will tell tory away from the visitors for class basketball as did Bob heartbreaking 14- 13 defeat A dra- Four players on the Ohio Wesl- Reserve beat Oberlin 78- 64 but Bob Holcomb lost the first of its nice to have someone to win Kennedy with 20 points for the Breaststroke Record matic surge by the epee team just eyan squad managed to hit in the this year they have only a 3- 8 rec- three Yeoman defeats to Bob Han- for individual high of the season Rich failed by one match in a gallant double figures ord so the Yeomen should avenge sen 5- 4 An outstanding performance Hall almost matched Kennedys In the case of the Colleges try to pull the meet out winning the defeat On Saturday night the was turned in by Ubbo Vander- Tight Zone total with 18 points The Sophs Woody Andrews came through wrestling team we have what seven of their nine matches Yeomen return to Jones Field Valk breaststroker for the Grov- parlayed a decided height ad- in the 157 pound class by pinning many in sports delight in calling a The cagers played good ball duri- House to take on Wooster which ers He won the 200 yard orthodox The meet was a long drawn out vantage as well as an effective fast his man in the second period Cinderella story Briefly a group ng the first half and it seemed as has won seven out of their last event in the amazing record break- one because the teams were breaking attack into the decisive Woodys opponent was Millard of guys interested in a sport get though the four point margin at eight games ing time of 2347 This time bet- forced to use only one mat making edge The sophomore B squad like- Cann together practice every day help the end of the period might carry pool days it impossible for there to be more wise each other along and without be- ters the record set two awayg- prevailed over the freshmen than one bout at a time Yeomen to their first 4- the 64 Chuck Eaton lost 2 in the 167 ing a recognized varsity sport and earlier by John Thompson of OBERLIN as Dupont dumped in 19 points Dave Katz was the only winner ame victory of the year But duri- pound class but Bill Rugh at 177 of course lacking a coach they 2358 in the Bowling Green meet IT TP Dick Wiglcy with 14 points led for the Yeomen in the foil class ng the second half the Clarkmen k came his win championship Ed f the senior A team to a 54 to 43 back to pin man John the conference Both Bill Fleming and Tarr tensed up and did not look at ease Jlcolis 2 20 He won two for three Arnie Gold- of Bunuel lost the heavyweight This year theyre right back in co- captains of this years swim- C lit mi mi f i 2 defeat the juniors The unde- stein Bill Vaile and Larry Gilley on the small court Ohio Wesleyan match on a pin the thick of the fight This is one ming team turned in fine perform- C feated senior B team maintained played a tight zone defense maki- llklltlM 4 18 were unable to win any of their its of those things that happen in a ances in Saturdays meet I unblemished record by trounc- 4- bouts ng it difficult to work the ball Sfiiiman g 2 The clubs record is now 1 ing 47- 39 school like this that makes you Wilhiinn g 4 9 the juniors Bowling Tarr after swimming in the first The sabre team managed to fare in underneath the boards In ad- their only loss was to proud youre here Its an expres- Neiimjn 7 5 relay came back to take first in a Owens dition the Oberlin guards failed g In one of the years best thrill- Green University early this sea- little better Jim won two sion of that individuality we talk 200 M illicit 8 the yard butterfly event His for three and Karl Stephens and to hit regularly from the outside i ers the sophomore A team son They now have only two so much about time of 2306 was the best of his Ken Cheek one Ohio Wesleyan is not one of the Totals 24 64 squeezed past the seniors 47- 46 matches left before the Confer- each won for three swimming career He also won the The fencers thus better teams the Yeomen have The triumph was secured with ence tourney on March 9 But as Max Shulman would entered the OHIO WESLEYAN 70 440 yard freestyle easily in the last classification needing to played this year But the Bishops only 20 seconds remaining as Rich say I digress The point is win 1G I TP Their toughest remaining match time of 5311 Fleming won the eight of nine win seemed adequately familiar with T Hall sank two clutch foul shots with the wrestling team ap- to the match I v is against Akron here on March 2 220 yard freestyle in 2298 and This impossibility almost their small court aw 6 0 12 Jerry Auerbach of the seniors tal- proaching their toughest meet of became to maintain their 200 back- I- 5 The Zips were the only team to next swam the yard reality when epee man- narrow dwirds 2 12 lied 15 points in a losing cause the season with Akron and then the men lead during most of the he lost by a fraction I 10 best the Yeomen in their victor- stroke which aged to win seven of the nine second half Williams In another game played last week their try to regain the crown in 1955- 56 to of Co- 3 ious season of a second Chas Smith the bouts captain Tom Gelehrter The locals over- all record is SirgiTit 6 the senior B team took the meas- the conference tourney on March 5 20 9 going ex- visitors in 2250 and Jim Claghorn both won three now 9- 5 which is already two Blanks ure of the sophomores and No matter how the Denison and theyre to need that 1 support expression of turning in fine perform- for three Dave Herzig was able games seas- nichlrr 2 emerged on top 39- 31 The juniors Akron matches are decided the tra and Also ahead of the 1955- 56 to 2 6 confidence can give ances the Biblermen were div- win one of three For the sec- on in which they won only seven StocLstiM won both of their games against Yeomen will undoubtedly enter a coach for ers Robinson and Dick Sut- ond time and by the same team games all of them at home But Ilihhitts 2 the freshmen to retain third in the Conference tourney as favor- them And the Fencers after a Dave heart- breaking repeat 14- 13 loss fin who swept the diving event the locals were edged 14- 13 they have no chance to win the Tuiak 70 their respective positions ites to retain their crown to Case theyre going to need for the locals Sutfin had one of The fencers have a long layoff something in the way of extra the best afternoons of his career before their final match against effort to finish the season in a on the board Western Reserve University here STUCK FOR MONEY DO A satisfactory manner also March 2 Last year the Yeomen Bibler Doused beat Western Reserve twice 20- 7 Coaches being non- existent for A Yeoman freestyle quartet and 19- 8 these teams the only way to fill composed of John Laguardia This is the twenty- third year in the gap is with ourselves We Chuck Herron John Lovell and that fencing has been participated must supply the extra support the Fred Gaige won the final relay in in as a varsity sport Last years expressions of confidence the 3577 At the end of the meet the record of eight wins and three someone to win for We must be jubilant victors threw coach Bib- losses was their best effort over the ones to organize the motor- ler into the pool Asked later this period cade to Denison to watch the Con- about the victory the Coach said ference Tourney on March 9 and We worked very hard to win this Gaige O 3 Herron O Time- 249 show up for the last Fencing one The boys really came through 200- YD IlUTTERFLY 1 Tarr Oj 2 match on the same day when it counted Steller GC 3 Ilucnefeld O Tim- e2306 not There are two more 400- YD MEDLEY RELAY Oberlin DIVING 1 Robinson Oj 2 Sutfin worthy groups for our support Smith Stern Tarr Laguardia Time O 3 Peters GC 4175 New school record Old record on the campus Pride in indi- 100- YD FREESTYLE 1 HaUer GCj by Smith Stern Fleming and La- is 4194 2 Gaige O 3 Michel O Time- 573 vidual initiative by a team guardia in 1957 expression 200- YD BACKSTROKE 1 Smith one thing an active 220- YD FREESTYLE 1 Tarr O 2 GCs 2 Fleming 3 Smith O Tim- of pride could very win 3 O 0j SEND IT IN AND our well Greenawalt GC Klein Tim- e2250 the conference wrestling cham- e2298 440- YD FREESTYLE 1 Tarr Oj 2 50- FREESTYLE 1 Hallcr GC 2 pionship YD Klein O 3 Greenawalt GC Tim- e5311 200- YD ORTI IODOX BREASTSTROKE w 1 VamlcrValk GC 2 Flower O 3 Stern O Time 2347 New pool record 7rpscr Old record by of Thompson Bowling Green L 0l Sometimes writing ad copy in 1957 of 2358 400 YD FREESTYLE RELAY Oberlin Laguardia Herron Lovell Gaige Time gets a little dull 3577 But I never get tired of

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organization might re- second place andc role of Fiona in the musical in Peters Hall them she added Schoenbohm took pro- ano Beethovens Sonata Op 53 Its Answer to Mans Need in the ceive money from Council accord- third pC Brigadoon Mummers second field 92 violin Phillip Spur- Miss Bear pointed out that over Atomic Age in Fairchild Chapel to of They will duction of the year May 16- 18 in EDUCATION AND TEACHING John Richard ing the Financial Charter feceive No 500 freshmen take English com- at 8 pm under the spon- Wachtel plaques r8 Hall Auditorium Larry Sigman Tomorrow a representative from geon piano Mozarts Concerto Thursday Council approved the Election 4 Major Barkin piano position courses each year and sorship of the campus Christian people work- directs the show Phil Spurgeon New York University will inter- in D Alan Committees list of The College placed frequently instructors assign the organization third in th will conduct the orchestra and view students interested in ele- Cutlers Adagio for Piano Gene Science ing on the Thursday Council and team scoring behind Pittsburg trumpet George Sidero same papers from year to year A Roger Havranek will be chorus mentary or secondary teaching Young Re- Shansi Committee elections and Kenyon The topic large backlog of compositions per- CRD elections Consolidated d ScUs master Thursday representatives from piano Barats Andante et Scherzo Noel Nyman presented the In- was Resolved That taining to the same general topics lief Drive Steering Committee the U Production staff and heads are the South Euclid- Lyndhurst pub- Elizabeth Boyce piano Miss ternational Affairs Committee States should might be accumulated by students elections will take place Thurs- discontinue Nancy Neuman choreography lic schools will interview students Boyces Five Preludes for Piano budget which she intends to ask economic aid Fred w she said day Feb 28 Applicants must con- SpieBelb Rnherta Scheff business manag interested in elementary and sec- Nancy Hanawalt violin Joan the Council- elect to approve and Pat Stump also tact Dick Knowles at White House took vpartn set design Nancy repre- Shipps piano Mendelssohns Con- er Peg Clymer ondary teaching Friday a The Honor Committee stated or Harkness before 7 pm tomor- the debate Hubbard costumes Hanna Berg- sentative of the Sayville NY certo in E Minor Op 64 Tamara that the Honor Code asks faculty OIEKA TIC KETS Poem row mann props Betty Emeis tech- public schools will interview stu- Thompson flute Grifles members to cooperate in elimin- The Conservatory office is now Debate Tournament in- nical director and Fred Cohen dents for elementary and vocal ating conditions conducive to Rosseforp Weekend students taking mail orders for the Metro- Four College students will con lighting music positions Saturday repre- cheating as a the pres- vite professors out to specially 22- 28 SENIOR RECITAL and result politan Operas April spring pete with 20 other teams Z sentatives of the Jackson Michi- ent English department policy has planned activities Feb 22 and 23 engagement in Clevelands in Public State Mens Debate Tournamen gan public schools will interview 830 pm Monday Warner Con- been maintained Honor Commit- will Hall Ticket money must accom- this Friday Student Council candidates and Saturday at Can students interested in elementery cert Hall Glenn Jacobson pi- tee will have another meeting to- pany Y Groups Sponsor appear on WOBC from 1005- 1030 the mail orders ital University in Columbus secondary and music education ano Mozarts Sonata K533 Schu- day to discuss the issue but it does Special Jim pm today Pete Elkind Jim Ow- buses will be chartered Freed and Jack Rice will positions manns Fantasy Op 17 and three not plan at present to take any take the Housing ens Brad Reardon Jeanne Shunck to take students to the eight per- affirmative and Vic Forum on pieces by Ravel definite action Swenson an CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS David Townes Donald Tull Wed- formances Highlights of the pro- Bob Wurtz will take the Prof Milton Yinger Rev Har negative Tomorrow a representative from Jacobson who holds a Radio Townes plans to pursue the mat- nesday Arnie Goldstein Bob gram will include La Penchole on the question Should vey Cox Mr Julian KrawchecK the Uni- the Sperry Gyroscope Co of Great Corporation of America scholar- ter if his petition is de- Kummer Campbell McClusky New Yorks standingroo- monly ted States discontinue reDorter for the Cleveland Press further foreign ec- Neck NY will interview math ship is one of the two seniors feated by the English department Karl Radov Fred Starner The hit Carmen and Tosca onomic aid and Prof Wade Ellis will attack and physics majors for jobs in the chosen by the Conservatory as If granted permission he will ap- other nine candidates appeared on the problem of Segregation and engineering field soloists for an Oberlin Orchestra pear before the department and WOBC Sunday and Monday eve- Negro Housing Situation to- the concert in April present the case as he sees it nings nieht at 730 pm in Sturges Hall GENERAL BUSINESS Professor Yinger will outline the Tomorrow a representative of sociology of ethnic group interac- the Travelers Insurance Company XXVVVVXVVSXXXVXVVVV APOLLO tion and moderate the forum will interview students interested sponsored by the Ys community in sales and management positions 930 p Always A Good Show p service and campus service com Also tomorrow representatives of missions the Kroger Company of Cleveland i- will interview students interested luiNiit tnru ki 4 tvtb EEB 19- 22 in sales and general business man MileAMi- nute LaffASec- ond Cross- Country Riot agement Thursday representa Meltsner tives of the Tremco Manufacturing paramount 5 DEAN JERRY Continued from Page 2 Company of Cleveland will inter ai I have seen Jerry again and he view students interested in sales MARTIN- LEWIS has always been most cordial but positions we have never attempted to dis Friday representatives of the HOLLYWOOD or cuss anything but horseracing It Firestone Tire and Rubber Com f aHAL WALLIS its is a limited topic of conversation pany of Akron will interview stu FOTCRDW1V and so I have never remained with dents interested in business man- 0 BUST MAXIE RJ3SENBID0M I never ceased agement positions Also on Friday r him very long have M enter 1 lrT- 1 rr- r to wonder why such a brilliant representatives of the Bauer Jlcdlmafih Con NHA bKBtW technicolor J only to apply his Black Company of Chicago will Its temporary Cards person is able NEWS EVENTS L-fyi and CARTOON mental capacities to the habits of interview students interested in 4pius Sj four legged animals I do not un- sales and administrative positions Main Features at 730 and 935 pm derstand why a man of truth MED- SCHOOL BOOKLET for all occasions just arrived at quests only a truth of a meaning- The 1957 edition of Admission Starts Feb 23 Barretts of Wimpole Street less sort and 1 suppose in this Requirements of American Medi case I will never know but a man cal Colleges is now on file at the Coming Next Week Disneys FANTASIA of Jerrys cast only seeks to build Bureau of Appointments and may an outhouse when he has been dis- be used by any pre- medical stu- COMINGS illusioned by the architecture of dents wishing to check on medical temples school requirements and dates of BOOKS GREETING CARDS MUSIC application Letters Continued from Page 1 What a MATHEMATICIAN pay one dollar for tickets Now certainly the Folk Song I f do Club has done an excellent job can at IBM this year in promoting group sing- ing The crowds at co- op hooten- Mathematics is an ancient but ever- advancing science that contains many nanies the large attendance at forms It shouldnt surprise you then that it took some time before the Folk Song Workshop and the John appearance of guitars in such staid Jackson discovered the one brand of mathematics that seemed custom- dorms as Harkness attest to this tailored to his ability and temperament John is an Applied Science Repr- But in charging such a high price esentative working out of the IBM office at 122 East 42nd Street N Y C for the Gibson concert theyve gone too far Folk singing as I understand it First of all whats it all about What The aircraft people decided that they mathematical background is not a commercial venture in both of does a fellow like John Jackson do Rather it is a means for groups couldnt afford to wait that long so those areas It was not until he was all day In his own words I keep of people to enjoy themselves they called in IBM After discussion interviewed by IBM that field com- Iff without spending much money in touch with the executives of many with top executives John helped to puting whetted his scientific ihrM 1hth appetite The Folk Song Club seems to have different companies advising them map out a computer program that A few months later John launched failed to make this distinction If on the use of their IBM electronic saved the organization over 100 days his own IBM career as Gibson charged a high to an Applied such fee data processing computers I person- come to Oberlin they could have Science trainee arranged singer who ally consult with these customers for another Promotionwise John has come a cared less for the money and more and analyze their scientific and tech- long way since that time now for the music And if the Club it- nical problems for solution by IBM Hes an Applied Science self wanted to make a profit they Occasionally Im asked to write Representative in violating spirit group one of the busiest most responsible are the of papers and give talks and demon- 1 I 4 singing offices in the IBM strations on electronic computing organization At any rate one dollar is too mid- town Manhattan much to charge for a non- profit All in all its pretty fascinating folk sing Its against the principle something new pops up every day With his wife Katherine and of the thing In other words John is a full- fledged daughter Lisa 20 months and John Sandy Rosin computing expert a consultant and a very important person in this Folk Song Answers Mapping out a computer program Club i of pencil- chewing nail- biting arith- ri Complaints on Concert 81 v metic Later for this same company c r To the Editor i organized the In answer to Miss Rosins criti- John establishment of 1 ff S Si xt cism of the Folk Song Club for JT computer systems for aircraft per- 0wt charging one dollar admission for formance predictions for data the Bob Gibson concert we felt reduction of wind tunnel tests and that it was more advantageous to for wing stress analysis At the same the campus as a whole to charge 1 time he worked with this companys iH the same admission for all of our LiUi concerts rather than to charge own employees training them in the Ditcuuing a problem with colleague very heavily for those which cost mJ use of IBM equipment John still 11 Jr 6 weeks he enjoys his suburban us more We also have an obliga- Calling en a cuilomer drops see around to that everything Port Washington tion to Associated Students home Hes happy the coming age of automation through is running Bmoothly to run the Club in such a manner and hes satisfied And then too John electronics as not to lose money To meet this Another service that John performs knows a few vital statistics about responsibility we felt that one Since the IBM laboratories are is the constant reappraisal of each IBM such as the fact that the dollar was the lowest feasible always devising easier and faster ways customers IBM operation Occasion- Applied Science Division has quad- price we could charge It feels like Spring In to ally a customer may tie himself in rupled during the I would like to assure Miss solve the problems of science gov- past three years MY Rosin that the Club was careful ernment and industry an Applied knots over a procedural stickler and that in 195G alone over 70 pro in determining its policies and Science Representative can never say Periodically in fact John brings motions were conferred If ever a that we are neither trying to make hes learned his job and thats the IBM customers together just to future held promise here is one Tempawate sport a profit away coats nor keep people end of it At least once every two talk over whats happening in each from our concerts Furthermore e e months he attends seminars to be others business how everybody else all of our policies are determined IBM hopes that this message will help When the delightfully warmer weekends come along updated on latest developments in handled that old bugaboo in any to give in open meetings if Miss Rosin the you some idea of what a mathe- industry details youll enjoy them best in a new Tempawate sport is so deeply concerned about our engineering and operations research matician can do at IBM There are equal policies I would suggest that she opportunities for physi coat the sport coat made in mind Introduces new methods New field for Mathematicians EEs MEs with Spring attend the meetings at which these cists and Liberal Arts majors in IBMs many divisions- Tempawate is a bright new idea in sport coats matters are discussed During the two years that John John is exercising his mathematical Research Product De- velopment Manufacturing a Ed Kahn Publicity Director has with IBM in Applied Sci- know- how in a field was prac- Engineering lighter weight designed to let you enjoy the spent that Sales Folk Song Club and Technical Services Why not ence he has guided innumerable IBM tically unheard of ten years ago Even drop in worlds most enjoyable temperatures 50 to 75 and discuss IBM with your Place- customers and of now this kind of work may be to new better ways news ment Director He can supply our latest brochure Only Hart SchafTner Marx tailors Tempawate doing things electronically For ex- to you It was to John Jackson a few and tell you when IBM will Classified next ample about a year ago a leading years back when he was an under- interview on your campus Mean- sport coats in a variety of fresh new fabrics while IBM will be happy to answer your aircraft manufacturer wanted to ex- graduate at the University of Colo- that make these coats look like Spring too FOUND Red plaid womans questions Just write to Mr P H Bradley periment with a radically different rado At that time he was considering IBM Room scarf on West College Street in 8701 590 Madison EMPAWA- TirtoujPrion design for a nuclear Although actuarial work or Ave 50 mouth of a dog Perfect condition reactor mathematical re- nue New York 22 NY 47- Call Gabe Frcdhmer at Embassy or the basic format had been established search But John liked the excitement the Pyle 32fl project still required manymonths and diversification of science and in- INTHNATIONAI of toil with mathematical equations dustry and he wanted to use his BUSINESS MACHINES SAVE on PAPER NAPKINS coiroajmoM 200 per 1000 at The Times 60 Powers S 20ctf MCTMCTVKWMTflW TIMC IOUPMCNT P- 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