Southern Illinois University Carbondale OpenSIUC October 1964 Daily Egyptian 1964 10-7-1964 The aiD ly Egyptian, October 07, 1964 Daily Egyptian Staff Follow this and additional works at: http://opensiuc.lib.siu.edu/de_October1964 Volume 46, Issue 12 Recommended Citation , . "The aiD ly Egyptian, October 07, 1964." (Oct 1964). This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1964 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in October 1964 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Study Under Way for Future Role of Campus Councils Just what does the estab­ agreement, however, Davis "But a unit such as the Among the possibilities are ment officers, under the lishment of a University Stu- said, that during this year University Student Council ob­ continuing individual councils direction of Ralph W. Ruffner, • dent Council as the top stu­ the present Student Councils viously cannot function without on each campus, committees vice president for student and dent government body for both on both campuses are recog­ feeder groups on each cam­ on each campus made up of area services. SIU campuses mea~ to the nized as having the basic re­ pus:' Davis said. the representatives on the "There are many things individual student? sponsibilities they have had in "J'lst what those feeder University Student Cr ,mcil, to be worked out and ~hat is "It is certainly not a mat­ past years. grOUp!1 will be is being stud­ and committees on each cam­ why we are conducting the stu­ ter of taking anything away The prospect of a defunct ied n01lll:' he said. "The study pus made up of repres­ dy," Davis said. "Our goal from the students:' I. Clark student council on the Carbon­ will seek ways to utilize the entatives of student living is [Q try [Q nave as ettecnve Davis, director of student af­ dale campus had caused con­ talents and !'Iuggestions of the areas, he observed. a student voice in the affairs fairs, said. siderable discussion at the students towai'd providing a He emphasized that they of the university as possible." Davis acknowledged that the Council's meeting Thursday. total student voice in Univer­ are only suggestions and in "Students are now being University statutes now pro­ Davis emphasized that no sity affairs." no way indicate what will asked through an orderly study vide for one council for both decisions have been made as Davis said that at this point evolve from the student. to develop the relationship the Edwardsville and Carbon­ to whether or not there will it is not certain just what The study will be conducted of each campus to the Univer­ dale cumpuses. be a student council. as such, will evolve in the way of by administrative offiCials, sity Student Council," Davis T~<!re is an administrative on each campus in the future. "feeder groups." with the aid of student govern- said. Red China AP News InReview DAILY EGYPTIAN Roundup Page 4 Page 5 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY Volume 4f. Carbondole, III. Wednesday, Octaber 7, 1964 Number 12 New Motorcycle Parking Planned * * Traffic Committee Approves Science Fellowship 111 Application~ Ready Use of Old Tennis Courts National Scie"nce Foundation The University Vehicle University Center. but bi­ Cooperative Fellowship appli­ Traffic and Safety Committee cycles will be allowed. Own­ cations are now available at moved Tuesday to alleviate the ers of bicycles will be cx­ the Graduate School office. problem of parking motorized peo::ted to park them only in David T. Kenney. acting cycles on campus. the areas provided. dean of the Graduate School. The committee authorized Cars with all classes of said interested graduates adaptation of the old tennis decals are authorized to park should contact their depart­ courts on the northwest corn­ in the new lot West of the mental representative for fur­ er of the football fIeld for Agriculture Building. Parking ther information. NSF Fellow­ motorized cycle parking. The along Campus Drive. where ship applicatiOns must be in by present motorized cycle park­ it has been allowed as a tem­ Nov. 2. ing lot northwest of the Wham porary measure, has beeri ex­ Kenney also said that per­ Education Building will be en­ tended. but only to cars With sons who are now graduate larged. red and blue decals. teachers may apply for John F. Lonergan. associate The committee also an­ National Science FoundaHon University architect, said nounced that beginning next summer fellowships. work on the tennis court park­ September. faculty and staff During October, depart­ ing area will begin this morn­ members will receive only ments can nominate seniors. ing and it is hoped it will one blue decal each. Cars op­ who wi n be graduate students be ready for use Monday. Work erated by others in the fam­ the following year, for the on the Wham lot will begin the ily. unles:5 they also are fac­ Woodrow Wilson Fellowships. follOWing Monday and is ex­ ulty or staff members, will pected to be completed by be extended privileges the the end of the week. same as those now in force Hear dem Bells? A spokesman for the ve­ for silver decals. hicle committee said other The committee plans to hold Not for a While lots will be provided on the its next meeting within two Bells will be ringing again periphery of the campus for weeks to discuss long range soon at SIU, accordingroTony motorized cycles at a later plans for parking garages and Blass, director of the Physical date. These lots will be lo­ campus transportation. Plant. TICKET TRIMMER - John Hanebrink, an employe at the Printing cated northeast of the Home Campus authorities were Service, trims the tickets for the Homecoming Stage Show and Economics Building; adjacent Model U.N. Forms Ready not notified until Tuesday that Dance. Tickets will go on saie tomorrow. to the automobile parking lot the bell system, which rings on Students are reminded that at the southwest comer of applications for positions on every hour and at 50 minutes Sherman and Brubeck Harwood Ave. and U.S. 51 past each hour in all class­ the Secremriat of rhis year's (which will be enlarged to Model United Nations are srill room buildings. has not been accommodate more cars); ad­ functioning this year. Homecoming Show Tickets available at (he Universitv jacent to the parking lot west C enter information desk. The Simplex Time Recorder across Campus Drive from Company of St. Louis. Mo., the Arena; and adjacent to the which is in charge of servicing Will Go on Sale Thursday lot west across Campus Drive Gus Bode the system, has been notified. Tickets for the SIU home­ at the information desk in from the Agriculture Building. The bells will ring again as coming show and dance will go the University Center. The present lot northwest soon as repairs can be made. on sale at I p.m. Thursday This year's show. which across Campus Drive from wiil feature the wit of Allan University School will oe en­ Sherman and the jazz of the larged to provide space for Pianist to Give Recital Sunday Dave Brubeck Quartet, will motorized cycles and more Ruth Slcnczynska, one of be held at 8:30 p.m. Oct. space for bicycles. two musician artists-in-res­ 30 in the SIU Arena. Lonergan said planning for idence at SIU this year, will Peter Palmer's band will the lot near the Home Eco­ be presented in a piano re­ furnish music for the Sher­ nomics Building has been done cital at 4 p.m. Sunday in man show and also the home­ but work cannot be started Shryock Auditorium. coming dance, which will be until funds are made avail­ able. His office will begin Miss Slenczynska. a con­ held Oct. 31. Tickets for the stage show planning the expansion of the cert pianist. recently was ap­ lot on Harwood immediately. pointed a nonteaching resident will be available in three price ranges; $3. $2. and $1. Tick­ Work on the lots near the artist at the Edwardsville Agriculture Building and Uni­ campus. ets for the dance will cost $3.50. versity School should begin Her program will include An official said there would in about three weeks. Loner­ selections from Chopin, Stra­ be no limit on the number of gan said expansion of the pres­ vinsky, Shostakovich and tickets one person could buy. ent lot west of the Arena Schumann. He added that students could will be delayed because it Flore Wend. noted French start lining up "as early as will not be needed until com­ art song specialist who is they want to" in order to pur­ pletion of the new technology Gus says if the \ anks and artist - in - residence on the chase tickets. building. Cards play like th..: Salukis Carbondale campus, will be But it was pointed out that Motorized cycle parking did against Tulsa. rhe World prescfi[cd in a recital here the University Center doesn't will be discontinued in the Series may be th.' biggest RUTH SLENCZYNSKA Nov. 8. open until 7 a.m. circle to the northeast of the TV comedy hit of the season. Page 2 Alpha Chi Epsilon Elects Moxon Hart Moxon Hart, is the newly activities of various student elected secretary-fiscal of­ organizations in the school. ficer of Alpha Chi Epsilon, David Jacobs, Taylorville, local honorary scholasticfra­ is the fraternity's other rep­ ternity in forestry at Southern. resentative on the Council. He also was named one Plans are underway for of the organization's repre­ members of Alpha Chi Ep­ sentatives on· the student ad­ silon to be installed Oct.