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Bates College SCARAB The aB tes Student Archives and Special Collections 2-26-1947 The aB tes Student - volume 73 number 15 - February 26, 1947 Bates College Follow this and additional works at: http://scarab.bates.edu/bates_student Recommended Citation Bates College, "The aB tes Student - volume 73 number 15 - February 26, 1947" (1947). The Bates Student. 945. http://scarab.bates.edu/bates_student/945 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Archives and Special Collections at SCARAB. It has been accepted for inclusion in The aB tes Student by an authorized administrator of SCARAB. For more information, please contact [email protected]. 51 She ■ Vol. LXII. No. 39. BATES COLLEGE, LEWISTON, MAINE, FEBRUARY 26, 1947 Price: Fifteen Cents Varsity, Jayvees Sweep State Series; Capture Third Sports Title In Past Married Set Plans Calendar Science Groups Plan Wednesday, Feb. 26—Physical Basketball Title ex Ball And Chain Education Ski Trip at North Con- Exhibit March 13, 14 way, 7 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. May be For Ed Petro, Team Friday night, February 21, the the 27th or 28th depending on wea- ['he Jordan-Ramsdell scientific young married veteran set on cam- ther. Turning on a jet propelled offensive in the second half of ■iety and the Lawrence Chemi- pus met in Chas; Hall and organ- ; society will present a science U. Of Life Program ized the "Ball and Caain" Club Thursday, Feb. 27—Debating last night's game, the Bobcats swept to their third State xiiibit in Hedge Laboratory and with Mr. and Mrs. C. Keith Wil- Council Freshman Prize Debate, series title in major sports within a year, adding their first arnegie Science Hall on the eve- Is Now Under Way bur as chairmen and the Edward Little Theatre, 7:30-8:30. basketball championship to their football and baseball tri- ,:igs of March 13-14. This exhibit Sponsored by the Lewis ton and Glanzes,. Daniel Gibbses, and Wil- umphs. In chalking up a victory, the Jayvees took their se- hich is sponsored by the Biology, Aifbum Council of Churches, the liam Perkins as the general com- Friday, Feb. 28—Meeting of Phi ries with a loss of only one game. hemistry, Geology. Mathematics, University of Life is meeting every mittee. In front of the fireplace Sigma lota at Profesor Seward's Bowdoin drew first blood, and the first half was nip and nd Physics departments includes Sunday evening from February 23 downstairs in Chase the group, of home. tuck with Bowdoin holding a small lead until the last tew ivies, displays and experiments to March 23 from 6:30 to 9:U0. The a.bout thirteen couples, discussed Saturday, Mar. 1—State of Maine department topics which will schedule for the evening includes the many social projects they were seconds of the half when Simpson sank one to make it 24-22. inttrpreted by student guides. class sessions, organ recital, and planning for the year, joined in Track Meet—away. The Bobcats looked like a new Those in charge are: Biology, team iu the first of the second singing, worship service, refresh- singing, and were "provided with Sunday, Mar. 2—Stu-G Coffee for Debate Teams Travel orothy Cole; Physics, Robert Ver- ments, and fellowship. refreshments by C. A. hal.. Beginning a roaring offensive, Juniors and Seniors, Women's ion; Mathematics, Norbert Gould; they chalked up 30 points in 9 min- The meeting will be held in the . Their extensive plans included a To Vermont Tourney Union, 1-3 p. m. utes, Simpson dropping 14 of these, Cuemistry Robert Harris and Geol- United Baptist Church, Lewiston, covered dish suipper for married if.li Uiun, Norm Temple, Ed and Burns, despite a broken finger, ogy, Ediwin Tooker. on February 23. March 2 and 9 and Tuesday, Mar. 4—Speech Depart- couples, an outing for them and eiianz, and Don Kicnier leave 1-ri- taking 10. With a comfortable lead. The faculty advisors are Dr. at the High Street'Congregational ment Freshman Prize Debate, 7- their children, a progressive din- uay, the i&ih, tor a debate tourney Coach Ed Petro put in his s-econd uineroy, Dr. Lawrence, Dr. 9:30, at Little Theatre; Stu-C and Church. Auburn, on March 16 and ner, and a possible open house in ai liie University ui Vermuut. M abee, Dr. Thomas, Dr. Fisher, stringers who made a good show- 23. Bardwell, Garcelon. and Russell. As Stu-G Nominations for All-College Bprof. Wilhins, Dr. Woodcock, Prof. mere will Ue twenty schools at the ing against the Polar Bears, and The adult interest groups in- soon as rehearsals are started and Elections, Chapel Period. jiley, and Prof. Robertson. tourney and each team win engage then the Jayvees who finished off clude "Frontiers of Christian Citi- One Little Theatre is available a 111 live rounds of debate. Ginn and the game to the tune of 59-43. The first exhibit was. held in zenship" and "Aids to Christian variety show, of local talent from 1 enipie will uphold the affirmative MS and was given by the Jordan- Missing from the roster was able -iving". The first course takes u»i the married grour, will be present- and Giunz and Richler the nega- Kamsdell society. The exhibit was Jackie Joyce, who holds scoring the social aspects of religious de- ed to the general public. This will Organizations Observe tive of the question: Resolved, named "The Wireless to Europe" records in Bates history, and mod- velopment". The chapel speakers be a married version of Helzapop- tuai labor should have a direct ml it also contained the workings ern State series play. Simpson was include Rev. Stephen H. Fritch- pin depicting life at Sampsonville, PoliticalEmphasisWeek snare in the management of in- the radio—then a new inven- the high scorer with 23 point.-, fol- man, editor of the Christian Regis- with a laugh a minute. Besides dustry. Vince McKusick '43, now lowed by Russ Burns who racked JII. These exhibits have been held Political Emphasis week will be ter, Boston, Rev. William W. Rose. these social activities the club will at -niT, will attend the tourney, niiual then even biannually until observed at Bates March 17 to 21, up 14. Simpson made 44% of his D.I)., minister, First Universalist be a clearing house for problems laKiag Professor Qu.nnby's place Ml when they were discontinued it has been announced by William shots count, and Burns 50%. The Church. Lynn. Mass..' Dr. William and will be instrumental in pre- as a critic judge. the duration of the war. Stringfellow, chairman of the pub- Bobcats took 13 out of their 23 J. Faulkner, dean of the chapel. senting the necessary cases to the lic affairs commission, which will ■Jeoate With Rutgers foul shots to Bowdoin's 11 out of 20. Flsk University, . Nashville, Tenn.. faculty, not as individuals, lxut as a -iponsor the week's activities. On the regular Uales-on-the-Air Red Barry led in that department Dr. Edwin J. van Etten, dean of united group. The publication of a missing only two out of seven. The dormitory discussion grouis, program, Wednesday, March olh, Cambridge Debaters - St. Paul's Cathedral, Boston, and newspaper for their community hae chapel programs, and other sched- Ijila Kumpunen and Bill biringlel- The Jayvees downed the Bow- Dr. George Gibson, Boston, Mass. been started and copies will be uled all-college functions will low will have a radio deuale with doin Cubs 68-61 in a fast hard Plan Trip To Bates The dormitory representatives sent to all off-campus couples as dwell largely on discussion of the itutgers College over WCOL" oil fought game, to match the var- An international debating * team are as follows: Rand, Betty Hill; they too are cordially invited to topic of international organization the laibur-managemenl question. sity's series title. uiu Cambridge University, Eng- West Parker, Jo Williams; East join. for world peace. The debate coun- Bates will uphold the affirmative. Ml Bowdoin had taken this game nd, will engage In a debate with Parker, Pat Snell; Wilson, Gerry cil, politics club and student fed- Debate Before the series would have been locked Bales in the college chapel on Lincoln; Cheney, Marilyn Deston; eralist group have agreed accord- Lions And Kiwanis three ways 'between Bates, Colby, Tuesday, March 25. This is a re- Chase, I-ois Montgomery; Whittier, NOTICE ing to Stringfellow to plan related Ray Cloutier and Ray Chapman and Maine. If the jayvees had lost urn engagement since Norm Tern- Gen Wallace; Frye and Milliken, Students interested in World events for the week. presented an exhibition two-man their game they would have tied e and Ed Dunn debated at Cam- Gwen Stavely; Mitchell. Mickey Federation will meet Sunday debate before the Lions Club of with Maine for first place. idge last November. Bates is the McKean; Hacker, Barbara Fiene- afternoon at 2 o'clock in Ha- "The purpose of Political Em- ! Bethel la.-.t Monday night on the STATE SERIES STANDING man: and for the men. Bill String- thorn Hall for a discussion of phasis week," said Stringfellow, " s cl college on the Cambridge itin- Won Lost P.C. fellow. the Student Federation move- to arouse student interest in the labor-management question. They rary which was arranged under Bates 6 3 .666 ment. Mr. LeMaster, Mr. Covell problems of contemporary political repeated the same debate before he auspices of the International Colby 5 4 .556 and Joe Wheeler of Bowdoin life and to ascertain a cross-sec- the Kiwanis Club of Augusta this nstitute of Education and with Maine 5 4 .556 are expected to be present.