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WILKES COLLEGE STUDENT WEEKLY

Vol. XXVII, No. 19 Wi]kes-Bcirre, Penna. FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1963

Instructor and Student Physica1 Scientist to Visit Campus; Take Part in JCC Play, Lectures and Discussions on Agenda Stark Hall will be the site on Monday and Tuesday for the 'Middle of the Night' lectures of Professor Walter M. Elsasser, physical scientist, pro- Marc Hirschman, senior English fessor at the University of California and currently a visiting major, and Joseph Salsburg, Bea- professor of geology at Princeton. can advisor, have important roles Elsasser, under the auspices of the American Institute of in the Jewish Community Center's Physics Teachers and the American Institute of Physics, will forthcoming production of Middle lecture Monday evening at 8:15 in Stark 116 on the "Interior of of the Night. the Earth," 11 Dean Ralston, Harvey Rosen, and Tuesday at a.m. on the "Earth's Magnetism." and Friend This contemporary drama by In another effort to stimulate interest in physics, he will also hold Once immortalized in verse by Paddy Chayefsky, which revolves informal meetings with students as well as faculty members the master of paradox, G. K. Ches- around the plight of a middle-aged with whom he hopes to discuss the College's science curriculum terton, the donkey will once again Annual Fund Campaign man in love with a young girl, is under the direction of Mr. Salsburg + and research problems. Although have his "fierce and sweet hour" while Marc portrays the girl's hus- a definite time for these informal tonight in the gym. The Faculty Reaches Quarter Mark; Ed. Club to Take Trip; discussions has not yet been de- Flashes will boost each other a- band. Frank Eisenstein and Arlene Teaching Forum in April cided upon, the tentative schedule board the beasts and charge brisk- Students To Benefit for that segment of the program ly (or a reasonable facsimile there- Rothstein play the leading roles in Ralph Nuzullo, president of the Contributions amounting to 28.1 this modern "comedy" (as Cha- will be Tuesday morning from 9-11. of) onto the basketball court to per cent Education Club, announced that of the $100,000 goal of the yefsky calls it) which will be pre- the members of that organization Further and final details can be meet fourteen similarly situated Annual College Appeal for Funds obtained from Dr. Detweiler, undergraduates. H-hour of the sented tomorrow and Saturday will go on a field trip to the Penn- phys- have been reported as being re- nights at 8:40 p.m. and Monday at ics professor. contest is 8 o'clock. ceived sylvania State Oral School in by Walter H. Mohr, Direc- 9:10 p.m. in Weiss Auditorium of Scranton on Elsasser was educated in Ger- tor of Development. Tuesday, March 26, The hardy and presumably well- the Center. from 9 to 12 a.m. All those plan- many, worked at the Paris Radium The purpose of the padded men who have volunteered campaign, Harris Tobias, another under- ning to attend will be excused from Institute, and came to this country launched March 4, is to strengthen in 1936, when he began to concen- to ride under the banner of cap- the services graduate, appeared in the JCC's their scheduled classes. Cars will of the College. leave trate on geophysics. His main in- tain Harvey Rosen's burro-mounted Seventy per cent of the funds first production, The Tenth Man, from Pickering Hall at 9:15 team are Al Gilbert, Jerry Berk, also by a.m. terests lie in the transfer of ther- contributed will be used for schol- Chayefsky. ,Jim Walters, John Adams, Erwin According to Salsburg, who is The Club will hold its second an- mal radiation in the atmosphere Winebrake, arship aid. Over the years several and in the analysis and theory of Guetig, Pete Jerry thousand students have been also an instructor in mathematics nual Future Teachers of America Mohn, Bob Fleming, Bill Meneley, able the the earth's magnetic field. to gain an education at Wilkes be- at College, possibilities for the Forum on Tuesday, April 2, from Jeff Gallet, Mike Schwefel, Stu cause of scholarship assistance. next production, to be staged in 6:30 to 9 p.m. at the Commons, in He later became interested in Lawson, and Lou Zampetti. Last year May, are now being reviewed. observance of Teaching Career biophysics as well and, as a result, 319 students received published a book, The aid, whom Month lasting throughout April, as Physical Instructors who have volunteered this most of could not Foundation of Biology, in have attended college without it. announced by the National Educa- 1958. At for Dean George Ralston's Facul- Choruses to Compete tion Association. Tom Crop, chair- present he is engaged in research ty Flashes include John Whitby, The remaining thirty per cent, going toward the Graduate Pro- Following extensive rehearsals, man of the event, stated that the along these lines. A member of Roland Schmidt, Mike Goobic, Gir- forum is open to all interested high the National Academy of Sciences aid Gaughn, Dr. Alan Brouch, and gram, will help expand the teach- the Women's Chorus and the Col- will in school students. The twofold pur- and a Fellow of the American Younsu Koo. The Faculty Flashes ing and research staffs in chemis- legians combine to appear the "Eisteddfod", an annual music pose of the forum is to acquaint Physical Society, Professor Elsas- will draw moral support from a try, mathematics, and physics, and ser also been honored as a will further research projects now competition. The event will be these students with the education has squad of cheerleaders composed of program at Wilkes and to aid Bowie Medalist by the American girls from the administration of- under way. held at the Dr. Edwards Memorial These projects include: (1) Basic Congregational Church in Edwards- existing F.T.A. clubs in stimulating Geophysical Union. fices. by N i o n a 1 research in atomic of ville on Saturday, March 16. new membership. Supported the a t the structure Science Foundation, the program, After the visitors have received solids (The Aeronautical Research The chorus will perform "On- Hank Butler, chairman of the Laboratory ward Christian Soldiers" under the Constitution Committee, read the now in its sixth year, will be open their accolades and the vanquished of Wright-Patterson to both community and College. have slunk off, tails between their Air Force Base, recognizing the direction of Dick Probert, who al- proposed changes in the club's con- legs, there will be a record hop to importance of studies of "internal so directs the Collegians. Gordon stitution. He stressed that a two- which all, even the losers, are in- friction," has awarded Dr. Daniel Roberts will accompany the chorus thirds vote is required to incor- vited. No admission will be Detweiler a substantial grant for at the piano. porate these changes into the exist- Forum Discusses Flight charged. his study in the area). (2) Basic This will be the third time which ing constitution, and urged all research in Organic Synthesis. The the two choruses have combined to those members interested in these Guest Speaker Presents The Junior Class, which is spon- Research Corporation has made a compete in the "Eisteddfod". They changes to attend the next meet- soring the annual event, has in- grant to support a study in this have won the competition both ing, when the amendments will be Sketch on Dostoyevski vited patients from Retreat to field. times in the past. discussed further. The Forum was recently "up in view the contest, and Circle K Club the air" with a discussion by Joe is treating twenty-five orphans Rogers on "Certain Aspects of from St. Stanislaus Orphanage to Flight." Rogers explained that an evening out plus refreshments. Butler Men Have History Lesson there are three basic mental ad- to justments to be made while flying: The history of the campus build- adjustment to the behavior of ings and the people who owned wings which support the plane, ad- Debaters Score in N.Y.; them are sometimes lost in the files justment to the freedom of the six of an old cabinet or on the shelves kinds of motion, and the develop- of a library. Residents of Butler ment of a special air sense. He Win Six of Eight Rounds Hall, 158 South River Street, will then mentioned some basic me- The debating team placed fifth have the opportunity to learn about chanical aspects of flight, namely, in a novice tournament held last the historical aspects of their control surfaces and radio equip- weekend at College of the City of quarters on Thursday, March 21. ment which aid communication New York. Competing in a field Major Bruce Payne will be pres- with the ground and navigation. of twenty-three college and uni- ent at a closed gathering, and he Last week, guest speaker Sara versity teams, the College won six will relate the story of Butler Hall, Malkemes, a graduate of Wilson of eight rounds. Both affirmative the building and its former resi- College with a major in philosophy and negative positions were upheld dents. Major Payne is the son of and a minor in religion, spoke on on the topic "Resolved: That the the man who built the River Street the topic, "Dostoyevski's Charac- non-Communist Nations of the dwelling. The men of Butler first ters: a Precursor of Modern Man." World Should Form an Economic became acquainted with Payne at Miss Malkemes stated that she was Community." its annual open house last year. looking for a concept of man and Major Payne and his wife reside a doctrine of sin in literature. She of Affirmative team, consisting at 110 South River Street. Mrs. feels that Dostoyevski has an in- Douglas Kistler and David Levy, Payne is a descendant of Colonel fluence on current writers because defeated Hunter and New Platz Zebulon Butler, one of the first of his exploring and expressing of Colleges and Temple University; settlers in Wyoming Valley. Colo- inner feelings as done by his char- they lost to Seton Hall. Negative nel Butler migrated from Connec- acters. She stated that most side, composed of Rosemary Rush ticut prior to the Revolution. He writers of the twentieth century and James Tredinnick, won over purchased a large tract of land, depict man as a lonely and despair- Franklin and Marshall College, which included a part of the pres- ing figure. New York University, and St. ent site of Kingston. Butler com- This modern approach was con- John's of Hill Crest; they lost to manded the patriots slain at the trasted to Tolstoi's Anna Karenina, C. W. Post. Wyoming Massacre. whose sin is justified by suicide. David Levy placed second best The building of the Butler de- Modern man sees no sharp distinc- affirmative in the entire tourna- scendants was given to the College tion, such as Anna does, between ment and was only three points in 1946. It has since then been right and wrong. "Although his away from a trophy. used as a dormitory for men. One ultimate answer is to God," Miss of its former proctors includes Malkemes stated: "Modern man is Charlotte Lord and Dirk Budd George Ralston, Dean of Men, who not forced to answer to Him." accompanied the debate team to will be present at the informal She further supported her as- PDFNew York compression, as coaches. OCR, web optimizationButler using Hall a watermarked evaluationgathering. copy of CVISION PDFCompressor(continued on page 4) 2 WILKES COLLEGE BEACON Friday, March 15, 1983

EDITORIAL TRES CHIC STUDENT SKETCH Men Individuals Beaded Tops in Fashion Woman Sports Enthusiast Combines = For Evening Creations; Each man is an entity unto himself. Fine it is to categorize with Domestic Abilities Vivid Color Contrasts Math Skills humans as introvert, extrovert, or "normal", as genius, dunce, Combine an interest in sports, mathematics, and engineer- MiMi or "normal." Yet what man will be willing to place himself by Wilson ing with a talent for cooking and other domestic chores and in such a category? Rather, each is tempted to say, "I'm an MLLE MAG College Board Mem Evening creations for spring are "voila" - Regina Ritzie. "Fritz", as she was affectionately introvert, but. . ." And then he qualifies. pure flattery. If your choice is a tagged by the girls of McClintock, is a senior math major from Value judgments are often necessary, but sometimes chiffon confection, it's even better Dupont, Penna. unjust. The truly knowledgable man will be less eager to if it's beaded. The fitted top or Regina is an avid sports enthusiast. Being the spectator make crude generalizations. He will qualify. overblouse may be brightly beaded or the participant brings her hours of inestimable enjoyment. or a little jacket may be edged "The field of sports has so much to offer anyone. Take the Each man is an entity unto himself. To know one's fellow- with beading. Whatever the bead- basketball court, for instance. Here a person can learn about man only superficially is often a trend in our society. One will ing style note, it provides the final himself, get to understand other people, improve his personality hear a person make gross generalizations about those whom feminine touch. traits, and move into social groups more easily than he could he has met briefly, or more often, about those whom he has One leading designer, Pierre Bal- main, shows a ball gown in amber imagine." Among the sports in never met. Such is often the case regarding minority groups. yellow shantung. The fitted top which Regina participates are Those "on the outside" of the group tend to harbor misconcep- is beaded in amber and turquoise. basketball, hockey, bowling and tions regarding its members, and to make derogatory general- The full length skirt is belted in volleyball. izations based on false premises. turquoise for contrast. Dramatical- Some of the extracurricular ac- ly designed is Luis Estevez' tunic tivities to which Regina devotes Ignorance is often in the eye of the beholder. gown. The white tunic top is bor- her time are TDR, the Engineering In friends one sees mankind's similarities and differences, dered in fox and eases into a black Club, varsity basketball and hockey and learns to appreciate shades of which full length sheath skirt slit to the and intramural bowling and volley- those quality make ball. She was one man an individual. But it's easy to friend. One knee. For a touch of simplicity of the co-cap- each know a Dan Werle does his wool jersey tains of the basketball team this finds difficulty in conditioning himself to know an "enemy" - ball gown in yellow and styles it past season. doesn't one sometimes think of "different" ones "ene- and as along elegant lines. One of her greatest hopes is for mies"? Crepe, predominantly in black, the materialization of a women's shows a soft and sophisticated de- athletic organization. "The plans sign styled with a cowl neckline at are in the beginning stages, and back. Silk and lace evening I'm sorry I won't be here to see What - Where - When - dresses will retain their traditional them in progress." PoPUlaritY. Concerning the math department Donkey Basketball - Gym, Tonight, 8 p.m. Regina stated, "Mathematical the- ory should be introduced to stu- IDC Dorm Party Chapman Hall, Saturday, 9-12 p.m. dents sooner. The textbooks which are now being used in the freshman "Focus" Panel Discussion WARM Radio, 11 - Sunday, p.m. year seem to be accomplishing "Look Back In Anger," Cue 'n Curtain - Chase Theatre, March Regina Ritzie this." In addition, she stresses the 20-23, 8:30 p.m. fact that "the library is well sup- ''plied with basic algebra and trig- TDR Spring Tea - McClintock Hall, Thursday, March 21. onometry books but should have more advanced math reference ET7ER$ books." She also advocates math _ TO Tt seminars so that math majors "can work on puzzles or riddles, discuss DirOR problems and associate with each other more than they do presently. PRESS Unlike the chemistr y, 'Diology or Dear Mrs. Editor: business majors, math majors don't WILKES COLLEGE BEACON Romelle Gomba's penchant for have labs in which they can work "following through on any interest together informally and become Editor-in-Chief Gloria M. Zaludek she develops" is most admirable. better acquainted with one an- News Editor Mary Frances Barone How well I remember the one day other." she had an Feature Editor Barbara A. Lore interest in biology as As for the future, Regina plans mentioned briefly in The Beacon. to do graduate work Penn Sports Editor James L. Jackiewicz at State. To help Romelle develop her in- After that, she plans to work in Business Manager Ronald J. Sebolka terest in biology so that her life industry. She would like to work Faculty Advisor Joseph Salsburg "might be richer and more mean- with the programming staff of a A newspaper published each week of the regular school year by and ingful", I rolled from my bunk at computer department. for the students of Wilkes College, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. three in the morning and joined Editorial and business offices located at Pickering Hall 201, 181 Romelle at the lake where we ob- South Franklin Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., on Wilkes College campus. served the mating habits of some nocturnal gastrocoels, a real scuba Mechanical Department: Schmidt's Printery, rear 59 North Main project. We walked from the lake ON THE BANDSTAND Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. to Stark Hall before dawn, all the Subscription: $1.50 per year. while making notes on the activity with Hal Kistler All opinions expressed by columnists and special writers including Today, our assembly speaker of certain worm-catching birds. Much to of a the surprise of many letters to the editor are not necessarily those of this publication but will talk on the benefits Between six and eight we studied people, myself included, of lunch. the folk those the individuals. nap before general zoology, from eight until music kick is still with us. Mil- ten we finished comparative ana- lions upon millions of folk records tomy and embryology. Romelle have been sold in recent years and ONE MAN'S REVOLT was not exactly satisfied with the many new artists have become work in embryology because we popular. For the first time in had time to study only premature years, music stores outside of the forty-eight hour embryos. But be- larger cities are carrying banjos Why We Relax? fore midday we had completed Can't Just as of their stock, part and guitar by barbara lore Pressured by our peers we rush We run around in circles like genetics, entomology, and histolo- and banjo sales have never been gy. During the afternoon Romelle "Americans are wasting their around at our daily work and then socially oriented robots making all better. the right noises and motions and mastered the operation of the War- leisure time." These words leap- knock ourselves out at night with burg apparatus, the kymograph, In the midst of all this, there of yet not really aware of what we seems to have appeared two schools ing out the black and white the Boy Scouts, Kiwanis, Chamber time some the Orthophot, and made innumer- of a popular periodical are doing. It's about of entertainers. One is the Kings- print of Commerce, the Society for the of us stepped off the merry-go- able drawings (one of our mis- caught my eye. After shocking me takes). Bacteriology was a breeze ton Trio, who perform in the com- with this "startling" pronounce- Prevention of the Extinction of the round and decided in what direction mercial vein. Their songs are not we want to go. All this mad because the bacteria breed so rapid- ment, the author of the article, a American Buffalo, or any of the ly. By moonlight in the evening considered "folk" in its most pure noted psychologist, prescribed such whirling leaves no time for soul- sense. many other worthwhile clubs we searching sessions when one can we mapped a lake, finished ecology, remedies for this evil as joining are told it is our duty and privi- and then tackled the history of bi- The second school is attended by volunteer work, read- conclude what the basic issues of those who associate themselves clubs, doing lege to join. Large firms and even his life are and just what is im- ology. At two thirty in the morn- ing (since he didn't specify any- churches sponsor extra-curricular ing I could tell that Romelle's life with the "pure" folk artists who portant. Perhaps there will be no have always been with thing particular I assumed Mad activities such as basket-weaving, or was brimming with richness and us. Their bowling, great literature, philosophy, material is made up of the sup- comics would do), Paint- finger-painting, softball, c h a r m of any in meaning, and I could see that her or archery. To stimulating thought kind posedly true folk songs and their ing, swimming, courses, sewing lessons, and a myr- is interest in biology was satiated. "benefac- the future if man not permitted method of presentation is sup- conclude his article this iad of other relaxing pastimes to time for contemplation. Sadly I signed her change-of-major tor of mankind" pronounced the keep their employees busy and slip and turned her over to Pro- posedly authentic. This latter death sentence of our society well-adjusted. The scions of our society would fessor Colson. I can't imagine group looks down upon the former same "above all, keep busy." But I question whether these ac- certainly protest if told that they what has taken him so long. with the sort of disgust that Charles Reif the classical musician has for the Keep busy it's become almost tivities are truly relaxing. I think are discouraging the future artists - out of s i d e r the commercial musician. a password of our times. Self- we have taken the relaxing of our era but try as I may, I can't (Editor's Note: C on recreation. irony Romelle Gomba's stu- The "pure" folk artist seems to appointed doctors prescribe it all see any hope for great accomplish- - believe that if a person can make the time for evils ranging from I can't remember the last time dent sketch was written by a ments. The potential Thoreaus of I)iology major.) a living singing folk songs, a per- juvenile delinquency to adult de- I picked up a magazine urging me son be very good. However, time be dragged back from can't I)ression. Yet Al Capone and Boss to relax - to lie out in the back our will more than one of the "pure" groups Tweed were both very busy men. yard in a hammock and just dream their "Walden" and embroiled in To the Editor: Kiwanis, or Article II, Section II of the pro- has changed his mind when they Are they to be set up as our ideals? lazily or to take a walk in the Chamber of Commerce, themselves began to eat steadily. Society would have us believe that woods and commune with nature. Boy Scout work more fitted to posed Honor Code as revealed by the only useful life is one filled Just try either one of these res- their sensitive natures and a po- Cathy De Angelis declares open with bustling activity. As a re- pites and you'll soon find yourself tential Wordsworth will be lured season on those members of the JOIN! sult we see people playing as hard dragged back to reality by one of away from his "Tintern Abbey" faculty who believe that this mat- as they work - sometimes requir- your conscientious neighbors who with a "Stop looking at that old ter of trusting and being trusted The ELMO LINCOLN ing a week's time to recover from just couldn't bear to let you waste pile of greens in the dirty river, (knowing that the instructor and PDFa so-called compression, vacation. OCR,time web like that. optimization usingBill, we a need watermarked a fourth for bridge." evaluation (Continued copy ofon pageCVISION 4) PDFCompressorFan Club Friday, March 15, 1963 WILKES COLLEGE BEACON 3 Final Basketball Statistics Released Wilkes-Barre Clinches 3rd Spot; According to recently-released statistics, Harvey Rosen once again led the Colonel cagers Defeats Mercs in Las! Home Game in a number of departments. He led the Wilkesmen in scoring with a 17.6 average, a .412 field Last weekend produced some very interesting results in the Eastern goal percentage, and a .842 free throw average. He was also single game high scorer with 29 Basketball League. In a game at Allentown on Saturday night, the against Harpur. In addition to his scoring punch, Rosen also collected 135 rebounds and 68 Allentown Jets whipped the league leading Camden Bullets, 129-117, personal fouls. to come within one-half game of the top spot. Roman Turmon of the One significant statistic shows that the Colonels had 22 men foul out of games while op- Jets was high scorer, dumping in 38 points while five of his teammates Baron Boo Ellis also contributed posing teams lost only three men on personals in 22 games. Below is a rundown of all final also made double figures. Former stats. generously to the Allentown cause with 24 tallies. Camden led at the -'ehalf by a score of 66-61, but was Field Goals Free Throws Rebounds Personals Points outscored in the final two periods, Name Games fga fgc pet. fta ftc pet, no. avg. no. disq. no. avg. Golfers Hold Meeting; 31-28 and 37-28, to drop the deci- sion. The following night at Cam- Rosen 22 340 140 .412 127 107 .842 135 6.1 68 1 387 17.6 Boast Six Lettermen den, the Bullets lost the return Morgan 18 120 46 .383 32 22 .687 54 3.0 59 5 114 6.3 game, 123-117, and with it, the top Gerko 9 77 29 .376 19 11 .578 66 7.3 33 3 69 7.6 From Last Year's Squad spot in the league. Fleming 22 368 144 .391 40 26 .650 165 7.5 52 2 304 13.8 in the meantime, the Wilkes- McAndrew 21 107 33 .308 31 16 .516 74 3.5 56 5 82 3.9 The golf team will hold its first Barre Barons clinched third place organizational meeting at Parrish and a spot in the Eastern League Voshefski 20 83 34 .409 43 31 .720 38 1.9 32 1 99 4.95 Hall on Wednesday, March 20, at playoffs by downing a hopeful Sun- Dotter 11 44 7 .159 9 8 .888 27 2.4 11 0 22 2.0 noon. Although the ii n k s m e n bury team by a score of 129-113 at Kundra 9 24 5 .208 19 11 .578 33 3.6 15 0 21 2.3 posted a 6-3 record last year, they the West Side Armory in the Czarnecki 3 2 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 .0 0 0 0 .0 suffered heavy graduation losses Barons' last home game of the sea- and face a son. Greenwald 18 75 18 .240 15 7 .466 71 3.9 33 2 43 2.4 tougher schedule this year. Every member of the Barons' Vidunas 17 102 43 .421 52 30 .576 73 4.1 37 2 116 6.8 The Colonels have six dual meets, squad reached double figures with Chanecka 14 41 11 .268 25 18 .720 36 2.6 20 1 40 2.8 two triangular matches, and high- the exception of Sherman White. Anderson 3 3 1 .333 1 1 1.000 0 .0 2 0 3 1.0 lite their season by participating White, with Leroy Wright who Richards 5 1 0 .000 2 2 1.000 4 .8 1 0 2 .4 in the MAC tournament at Temple scored 10 for the evening, was busy Frederick 9 25 12 .480 6 4 .666 16 1.7 6 0 28 3.1 University. keeping tabs on John Richter, a thorn in Wilkes-Barre's side in the Holmstrom 7 4 2 .500 1 0 .000 2 .2 1 0 4 .5 Captain John Adams, Chet Kol- ley, John Occhiato, Jim Ward, Bob last four meetings with the Mer- Eckhart 7 3 1 1 0 1 .1 4 0 2 .333 .000 .2 Myers, and Bob Smulowitz are re- curies. Richter was held to three Salko 2 4 0 .000 1 1 1.000 1 .5 1 0 1 .5 turning lettermen, and added as- points. sistance is expected from John Bob Keller led the Barons in the Wilkes Totals 22 1394 512 .367 424 294 .693 836 38.0 431 22 1346 61.2 Holstrom and Steve Van Dyck. scoring department with 23 points, Opp. Totals 22 1664 709 .426 616 405 .657 1081 49.1 344 3 1702 77.3 The golfers are now holding in- while teaming up with Ted Lucken- bill to pull in 30 rebounds for Wilkes-Barre. The part of the playmaker was capably taken by Gardner, Herman, and Hal Strothers who was responsible The toughest problem for setting up many of the Barons' McGinley Compete in children face is that of Hessler Laundry & Dry Cleaning Co. tallies. learning good manners Baynard, of the Mercuries, was NAIA Wrestling Meet the game's leading scorer with 29 without seeing any. points, and three other Sunbury This weekend holds plenty of Provides Services for:- players hit double figures. 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Through Millie pate, is open to all undergraduate Gittens the Bookstore collects and returns lost articles, seeming- women on this campus and offers ly those of Wilkes College students. over $7000 in Scholarships and At present the persons who knew that the Bookstore is also Awards. The First Grand Award the LOST AND FOUND DEPARTMENT of Wilkes College have is a $500 cash scholarship; Second Grand Award, a $300 scholarship; left there an assortment dominated by jewelry and books. Third, a $250 scholarship; Fourth, Among the SCHOOL RINGS turned Fifth, and Sixth Awards, $200 in are those from Saint Nicholas, Scholarships each; and Seventh, Saint Leo, Nanticoke, Hanover, Love, War, Post-War Eighth, Ninth, and Tenth Awards, Coughlin, a n d Wyoming High $100 scholarships each. In addi- Schools. Two JEWELERS RINGS, Are Themes of Books tion, there will be 100 other a- a pair of EARRINGS, and two wards consisting of sterling silver, IDENTIFICATION BRACELETS Added to Library Shelf fine china and crystal with a retail are waiting to be claimed. value of approximately $50 each. Many heads and hands must be In keeping with its policy of In the Silver Opinion Competi- cold these days for want of the "reading for fun and relaxation" tion twelve designs of sterling and sundry SCARVES, GLOVES and the library has added several new eight designs of both china and MITTENS that have been left with books to its collection. A novel crystal are illustrated. The en- Millie. And from the assortment entitled Clea explores, from every trant simply lists the three best aspect and on every level, the love Final preparations are being Sumner Hayward, Sieglinde Vallot, of KEYS that are lost it's possible combinations of sterling, china, and made for the Cue 'n Curtain's pre- Martin Brennan, Beverly Hanko, that someone hasn't driven his car theme. Author Lawrence Durell crystal from those shown. Schol- uses as a setting for this theme sentation of John Osborne's "Look and Marc Hirschman. The entire for weeks. arships and awards will be made Back in Anger." The play, a production is under the direction modern Alexandria replete with to those entries matching or com- Several mislaid TEXTBOOKS, modern British problem drama, of David Fendrick, with sets de- chemistry "exotic" characters. ing closest to the unanimous se- including a general A narrative by Joseph Plumb concerns itself with one man's fight signed by Ed Lipinski, and lighting workbook, a "Harper's Handbook," lections of table-setting editors for personal communication against controlled by Walt Dexter. Martin, I'rivate Yankee Doodle, from three of the nation's leading a first-year French book, an "In- tells of some of his adventures, the background of our apathetic Curtain time will be 8:30, and troduction to Psychology," and an magazines. age. the production will be presented on dangers, and sufferings experienced Iris Orenstein and MiMi Wilson "Introduction to Political Science," while serving as a Revolutionary Members of the cast include March 20, 21, 22, and 23. are on the list. are the student representatives with soldier for seven years. In the conducting the competition for How anyone walked home words of George Scherer, editor of only one shoe is a mystery but a Reed & Barton. Those interested LETTERS TO EDITOR the narrative, Martin "suffered in entering should contact Iris or PENN BARBER SHOP brown alligator SHOE is waiting from accident, hunger, exposure, (continued from page 2) for its mate at "Millie's Shop." MiMi for entry blanks and for students have Complete Confidence Next Door to Y.M.C.A. and fatigue. But when he . . . set event that someone has complete details concerning the in your integrity) is a matter of 3 Barbers at Your Service In the down his recollections he made They also have items to add to this list he is urged competition rules. mutual action and reciprocal. James J. Baiera, Prop. light of his sufferings and produced samples of the 12 Reed & Barton to present them at the Bookstore an astonishing, revealing book, full Any faculty member who chooses Cigars - Cigarettes . Soda - Candy sterling patterns featured in the to stay in an examination room so they can be returned more quick- of the vernacular of his times, full W. Northampton St. Wilkes-Barre to their owners. competition so that entrants can after that honor code has been put 22 ly of wit. . . see how these sterling patterns Main Street on the Middle Bor- into action will really be asking actually look. for social pressure from both stu- der is a saga of the country towns Through the opinions on silver of midwest America from the time dents and faculty, poor soul. FORUM design expresed by college women Why does discussion of an honor ECHO (continued from page 1) of the Civil War to the present. competing for the scholarships, Lewis shows code appear to be centered around by The Author Atherton his Reed & Barton will compile a valu- Resale - Expensive Women's Wear sumption discussing towns examinations? This is the least Brothers Karamazov and the prose "real affection for country able library of expressions of at Very Low Prices and village life," relating the story important aspect of being honora- poem, "The Grand Inquisitor," both young American Taste. ble. by Dostoyevski. She concluded by of the villages that battled to sur- 11:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. vive in an atmosphere of feeble Have you noticed who brought asking whether modern man wants It Boomeranged up that term cynic again? 401 BENNEU BUILDING of grace or whether he optimism. Here is the story of freedom A speaker on "safety" passed up NWAA WILKES-BARRE, PA. wants to seek help from himself. the rise of the general store, real estate booms, politics and rail- his opportunity to make the audi- (Name Withheld Again Again) Bob Bomboy is scheduled to ence jump with him a second be- on "Impression- roads, the excitement of the visit- speak next week fore the train crashed into the car, Dear Editor: istic Art." ing circus and of the country fairs. King Hussein of Jordan gives or to sob with him as little Mary Some people on this campus be- an account of his life including lay there with broken bones while lieve that an honor system would Special the motorist looked about fran- such incidents as the assasination work at Wilkes. However, one Tux Price + of his grandfather, King Abdullah, tically for help. 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