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By SUE REISCHMANN Alumni Association will be By MARILYN MOSBK much. Iteinj a cteiii [an oi majorlt) ol bite atudi I lai u holding an Informal coffee tol Staff Reporter Staff Reporter i i e 11 s, I'm gl.id Hun Ihe - hool spn ii because Ihej con- all graduates and their guests Queen and her court get suc.'i sider Uconn a second rate Connecticut graduates and from 4 p.m. until r>:.'«l p.m. "So much spirt) and pxcite- good seats It's s shame thai school us ii i- not traditional itudenta have one of the fin- in the HUB lobby. At ill ment is attached i" Home- all the alumni an I students a hi;; name at hool ol Ihe Ea it sat Homecoming Weekends time, alums win have an op- coming week-end, thai It's a ouldn'l be accomodated," oc The Unlversltj ol i Connecticut portunity to buy i9TiS Nut- lo remember for 1959. A full lol ol tun in be part nl It," i lares the queen, has an excellonl curriculum megs at a reduced price. Thi- soheduleof a variety of events dei lares Marion I lax Lson, 1959 Asked if she has a boy- (Ol Bll] pi iili-.'-iiiii into vvhii,'! mble will also he -n up in lave been planned by the I lomecomlng Q ueei Miss friend, Mis- Davlso you w.ini in cntci Confot m- Ihe downstairs lounge. Vlumnl Committee to ensure Davison, ■■> lunior majoring ''There Isn't Bit) Special one; Ity is the main lasue on tUi Also plannn.1 are Various in enjoyment-filled day. in English, is R transfer for I'd like lo Ilnlsh school and i iiinpii-. buffota and post game parties see a bll of the woi id before All of the grada, thatr bun ihe Stamford Branch. WREN ASM,II if ' v .,,; i in the many sorority, trati Wcr ambition is In work in niiiktng a rash decision. lies and (JconnlUM will have go to any oilier school, nity and independent living ihe Iheatei A sister In Kap JAYNK KARSTEN, s soph an opporl unity to wander replied, "No. because i leei units. This will affoid t.!ie re pa Alpha Theta, she Is Ihe mi.on- from Westport, is in over Hie campus and see the lh.it I am gelling .i- good If turning grails a chance to re- daughter of Mr, and Mrs, ihe School oi Business Hei many displays constructed b} not better education here new acquaintances and to i ieorgc I i,u i ion ol Not walk, intereata are sailing, speed Iha various residence- on than at Ol f the big name viall with formal classmates, nniii i,i, big, hm-ciiiiiK riding, campus before the football Members of the Queen's colleges of the I i ' Climaxing w.'ial is hoped lo tennis, ami baton twirling A same. The judging was held court arc .' a y n,- Kai sien, lie one of the best attended Beverly ii o u if is a Hi si earlier I h i s morning from Nancy Macawley, Beverly transfer student from a small Homecoming weekends, the college, Miss Karsten semestai in-.iiin.ui from Baal 9:30-11:30 a.m. This year's Rouff, and Judith Wright University Auditorium will be t.'ial 'one of Ihe gre.il iidv.uii Hartford. She Is majorli display judges were: Mr. Miss DAVISON w Ihe scene of a concert given ages o( 1,'cnnti l- Lint due to Clothing. Her campus a Kiley, Art Department; Mr. by her escort David Wignall, by the Kingston Trio. Some while walking back to U 0 the si/e n( the school there is ities include Ihe Student Sen- i ftmb- SjaMgh bap* 3.500 tickets wof-e made avail a vrtde vin iely of types ol i i.mi Daj iiiuniii- Mr. Iltlding. Mechanical Engi dorm Ihiil she h.-ul l>eNick Reynolds. The three men are awarded to Hie first place popular recording Stan. The ball and called II "a verj Asked hei oi in of Uconn, Development, she i- a mem from the West Coast, where they first gained their popularity at "The Purple Onion" and "inner in each. The basis for concert will begin al S p ni "the hungry i." "Tom Dooley" brought the group into the limelight on the East Coast. awards was 10 points each exciting and spirited game." Mlaa Macawley declared: "Ifa her Ol the While Caps, and with the doors opening at 7 .-ui CM client .- 'nidi in ademic the Winter \\ eeken I ' "iniiiit- They have been passing the last few weeks in the New England college towns were they for originality and craftsman- T'm looking forward lo see- p.m. All tickets have been ing the Kingston Trio so ally; however, I foal thai the lee. have been a complete sell out. 3600 tickets were sold the first three and a half hours of ship, and 5 points for theme sold, and there are no reserv- their avnlability at the Auditorium box office. The group accompanies itself with gui- and slogan. tars, ukuleles, banjo and the conga drums. (Campus Photo), ed seats available. Those houses exhibiting dls- (Campus Photo by Arjona) During the concert, the pla] ■ I-IIV: Oil Phi, Alpha il.-iimiia Rho; Sigma Chi Al- iniversity of Com Homecoming Queen for 1959, pha; Theta Xi; Sigma Phi Kpsilon; Delia Chi Delta; Plu Mill Marion Davison, and members of her court Will be WHUS Now On AM; Sigma Kappa; Delta Chi: presented. Kappa Psi; Eta Lambda Sig- ma; Alpha Zela mega; Alpha FOLLOWING THE CON- Sigma Phi; Phi Epsilon Hi CERT, ihe 111 B Soda! Cum 'I'au Kappa Kpsilon; Thela mitlee, under the chan iii.u, Sigma Chli Phi Chi Alpha; ship of .loan Rapp, Is spon Full Coverage Slated Sigma Alpha Kpsilon; Alp'ia soring a dame vvluili will be- EpaUon Pi: Lambda Chi Al- gin al 10 p.m. and continue By LINDA CEILS minted that the station fell a "Hi-fi" system, and uses pha; and Thela Chi. lo 1 a.m. Paul Riccucci, -i tills could lie accomplished four tubes to aecnmplisli Ha Staff Reporter From East Campus: 1 Ink- well known orchestra mi cam at null- i\|iinsi\ with surh purpose, Mall. Hurley Hall and Hoi pus. and his group Will I*' On Wednesday, October ". a SII'ITO adilil ion. tin- station A power su|iply for HM- comb. Sherman House and providing iiie music (oi the MM station win s began n would I hen IH> pi|iiip|M>d for transmitter and modulator Colt House round up the in- evening's entertainment full program Khadulo on Inslriu linn and experience is also un huh il in the unit. dependent male entries. Mlaa Rapp slated "that the liosed circuit AM. Students in even phaae al broadeaat- Link coupling is used In Greek female entries: Delia dance is to provide entertain- In \nrlli mil Smith Campus mi; training. couple the transmitter to I he Pi; Kappa Alpha Theta; Kap- ment for everyone on campus, find llvi- l-'ratt-rnily Ou.ulr.in wins executives are look' power line, a I o n jr with a pa Kappa Gamma; Pi IV-I.I The Student Union la i (tie arc now receiving Will's into the possibility or he- Mm Unit condenser so as not Phi; Delta Zela; Alpha Delta venicnt place for socializing at fino kilocycles linu lias also been larly the detailed maps of DRESS I OR Hie ill!:- converter unit is Iustalli-iL during half-time by 16 mem riinslili-i i-il. T II r h a y i-imi- the university power sys- in i ni the Saber Guard. Thej lie dice ■ stocklt .' Till. CONVERTER con- tcin which proved extremely will then receive their per- heels for the women. ,i - sist-, of a er>stall ontrnllrd helplul this year. sonalized silver trophies In and tie- for i ie mei Iraiismitter mi tillfl Kc. with TICKET PUB4 IIAsr.its commemoration of this '59 Tins afternoon Ihe HU a powef of almut leu watt-, 1)1 HIM. Till, past sum The Auditorium nui; Homecoming, ! event- commlttc • w' a 11111.I11I.1I1..11 unit Which iner the time summer school ment wishes to remind all rhese glrla weta i hoaep In nniii .i Hoi Coffee Hour froi combine., the --iuii.il from was in session and during Kingston Trio ticket pur- - oi coffees 'iciii iiu, 3 lo 5 pi". Sundaj evenln freshman week, the engi- chasers of thr Condition! tola- Hie transmitter wilh the . 'II 9 |i in. |hc c w ill I in 11 nit -t.MI ni win s und- Ing the past throe weeks, Thi tive to admittance lo perform- audio signal whieli coiupri- iin.ii decision was be r d o i Co-ed *wlm In Bruniiig es the prOgran by means nl ertook the complete rewir ance, as previously staled In personality, and figure Judg vlcmoi .ill Pi il i ■ s \ in Ing ol the station sliiilin- in the Campus. To wit: coupling the transmitler out- ing for the Homecomin ■ ii by tin- Hi". put I" the power line. The the student I atoa Building. The same policy will he In Queen waa .one by Mr. Don ,. i tlon commlttc ■ operation as at athletic eventl IranarnHter is a Ihree-tube The transmitter has hero I-'I ledman Mi Josep i Soil) HI with the phj whereby students may he re- unit — reapccthrelj ■ cryatai in operation for more than Mr. Nelson, Mr. Pred Back- department. quired lo pTflaeill his or her nscillalnr. a (IrisIT amplifier a month and has o|M-rated HI-I wear bathing caps. ii id, Mr, John ' llcaaon, anil OUl> I9S9 HOMECOMING QVKEN, Marian <■ Ian I moi in '■'• and a linal amplifier. ID raid together with lieket. pcrlcctly during this lime Mr. Curry, all ol whom are All "I i '• " evenln tin , i li 5Ai ■ ( irul'irli /;.(// Q ,i . n at Uconn Also no seat laving permit- The mudulalor is acluallv All in all. tin- work di from the Communications Di -1 if- Jlsldcnl ii. I9S< ih .;../ . ■ id ice tkatiam. Sh u • tittar ted. To be tun of a seat be an audio amplifier, some over the summer bus iin|irn\ partmeni ol the Unlvi ii i to all alumni tree ol Kappa Alpha Tbata sorority. Her home lo*n it Norwalk. Connvcticut. (Uttivtrlitf In it. No tickets for sale. what ■imiiar Ui one used In id the fuilliliis of Will -s. Eolluwiug t.'ie game, the of charge. rho to) »AOt I WO CONNECTICUT DAILY CAMPUS SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 14. -1959 (Santwritrut Band Sparks Spirit Of Homecoming ■fjaeeaaj 'Se'»ii*J S»o»'i Sine* 1896 r Homecoming Test Alumni may well notice changes crowding problems on the Quadrangle In this year's Homecoming. Actually it where they had been most evident in is a ' test" Homecoming which will do the past. much to decide the nature and form of It was also thought that during BUCII future events. future Homecomings some sort of ro- Several weeks ago, the Division of tating basis could be set up whereby Student Personnel released a letter to living units could hold on campus Btudtnt tadeN revealing that no cam- events of Homecoming night every pus social, functions would be allowed other year. On the other year they after 8 p.m. on the Saturday night of could either go off campus or take ad- Homecoming. 'Hie reasons given dealt vantage of other on campus facilities. mostly with the overcrowded condi- Mr. Johnson then released another tions that nsually prevailed at these letter in which he authorized on cam- late Saturday night Homecoming ac- pus events for Saturday night for tivities. Also mentioned were several those living units that had not been infiactions of University regulations able to find off campus facilities. He that had occurred during past Home- also said that the Division of Studi 111 comings. t Personnel would take under considera- Much controversy on campus be- tion the rotating plan for future came evident after the ruling wa I loinei omit leased. It was pointed out by ludenl * * * that since there were only off-campus So act ually this j ear's event is a establishments available for a limited "test" Homecoming, If things are done number living units, many of the alum- in a rational and .-am- manner this ni would have nowhere to go after the year, the chances of acceptance of the football game, (it was taken for grant- rotating system "ill be that much wmmmam ed that many alumni would also not better. With the rotating system there have been able to obtain Kingston Trio will always be enough space and facil- tickets). ities to accommodate all alums without Photos by To try and find an answer to the risking overcrowding or confusion. situation, several Campus student * * * Photopool leaders met with Mr. Reuben Johnson Here are two specific suggestions to discuss the problems of both the that will help for a letter Homecoming Student Body and the Administration this year, as well as Incourage the in- over this Homecoming and future ones. stitution of the rotating system next During the course of the meeting . year, a plan was devised that seemed would 1. That there will be no burning of solve the problem of the overcrowded displas tins year. This is both a child- conditions. According to the proposed ish and dangerous practice that re- ill.,,, all living units that bad already flects well on nobody. scheduled Off campus events the Sat- 2. That indiscriminate party hopp- urday night of llomt'i omiiig. would ing be eliminated. This practice can keep I heir contrail and go through confuse already crowded conditions with the events. Those who had been and sometimes cause a general state Unable to find an establishment, how- of disorder. ever, would be able In plan an on rain- With the general cooperation of pus social activity, or take advantage everyone, we can insure that this of Stulent Union facilities. "I lonieconiing's "test" case will lead to This would approximately divide better and more enjoyable Homecom- the fraternities in half, and solve ings in the future. Utter To The Editor Welcome Alums To the many friends and guests Because the value of this Univer- of the University who are in attend- sity has certainly made itself evident ance today for our Homecoming cele- in your lives, it would seem to this fu- bration, on behalf of the Associated ture alumnus, that you would want to Student .,Government and Student to insure that the progress of this in- Body, I wish you a most sincere wel- stitution continued. 1 trust that on .. come. some Homecoming in the very near fu- Anne Frank"Here Soon For many of the Alumni, this is ture instead of looking at the struc- The World, Dress And You no doubt your annual trip to Storri; tures once a year that "Jorgey" and Watch the date November excellent one The entire pro- each year as you return you notice the the Legislature have established on By SUSAN KLASSON are slao draaaconaclous. Coats Shetland Jackets can be seen 17, 1959- It will be curtain duction is under the direction of Professor Nets Katter, tremendous strides the University is this campus, you may reminice with and ties arc always worn to teamed with grey flannels. time for the* Speech and Dra- While with tsw exceptions many classes and sports With Stephen E. Blum as As- They dress up their dark ma Department's first play making towards improving the physi- justifiable pride in the accomplish- Ivy styling ehuia. loi i/cs I He shirts are worn only off sistant Director. cal plant, and perhaps remark about ments of your alumni group over Its wardrobes of the cotltga men school grounds. After classes, gray worsted suits with but- of the season. At 8 p.m. the Andrea Dromm stars as how very proud you are of the Univer- contribution to the improvement of of America for t.'io Fall '59 however, slacks, Bermuda ton-down collar oxford shirts audience will be tense in anti- Anne Frank, the young .lew. slim is. madras shirts and cipation of seeing the p] iy, sity's accomplishment in this area. Yet our physical plant or other less osten- season, itudenti in each sec for dates and important week- ish girl who la just on the khakis are the rule. "The Diary of Anne Frank." this University, unlike so very many tatious displays of progress. tion of tMr country have cer- ends. Some prefer Shetland verge of adolescence; John E. tain fud.«. and fancies in their Many go for caps and reg- It will be the first production and tweed Ivy spoils Jarkets other Institutions of higher learning, I sincerely hope that more of you dress that set them apart imental stripe tics in a big by any university group in Gardner, as Peter, is Anne's with chlno slacks for class. has yet to see any assistance forth- accept the theory that graduation is from tMlr brothers In other way, Trench' coats are worn the East, so he sure not lo romantic interest; George' coming from our alumni which would not a severance of your ties to this schools and oilier areas, along with lire classic balma Men attending colleges in miss it. Wallis has the rule of the caan raincoat model. the Southwest have adopted "The Diary oi Anne Frank." indicate their willingness to aid the University. It is perhaps one of the In me Northeast, studenta the Ivy style of dress In a understanding Mr, Frank. are apt to dross very casually Men in the South, obviously whjch has won the I'ulilizer school either in its growth or mainten- most fruitful stages of your existence big way. Because of the cli- Prize, the Drama Clitic's Or- Anne's slater Margot Is play* and comfortably tor i Is tea nt tin warm climate. ance of*the status quo. in the University family, of which we and after hours lounging am. mate, they prefer tropic- tie Award and every other ed by Carol Oiidscy and Hie The lack of interest which per- are all life time members. sin lying, !-"«>i dates snd week Bra si rong for casual and weight suits and sportswear major theatre award, is the mother, Mis. Frank, is play- meates both undergraduate and alumni ending, the casual chlno snd eas] to-care tor clothes. Class- Wash-wear fabrics arc among story nt a young Jewish re- ed by Mary Lcc Sanlaniello. I hope that you do enjoy your day room wear is much less for- the most popular. fuges girl and her family .hid- groups concerning the future and pro- and that your visits will be more fre- Mannt'1 sl.i. hi ii i' tli-i aided The vivacious _Mi -. Van Daiiu In favor of suits. mal than in colder climates. West Coasters are more den from the Nazis in a Bid gress of this University is most alarm- quent and your associations to the Uni- Shortslcevod spurts shirts are casual dressers than other gian home during World War and her husband, Mr. Van ing, especially when one considers to versity closer in the coming year. On the other hand, some the thing In this area, as arc American college men, but II. It is a touching, tragic Dann, are played by Patricia students present ■ dressier lightweight slacks. their casual clothes are along story, filled ' with emotions what extent the progress in the im- appearance on their respective J. Doyle and Alan C Ober Edrfc Bates conservative Ivy lines. They both sad and happy. i r-p.H nvciy. Kant Christen* provement of our physical plant could campuses during class hours, < OOL MIDWEST prefer Ivy models suits for President, Associated Student but they, too, wear suits I.n Having been translated into sen characterises the dentists have been accomplished without Presi- Midwestern winters are dress-up, loo. lOe/n dates. Football week most foreign languages, it COM, a fact that is reflected Mr. DusselL while Ann KOO- dent Jorgensen's leadership. Government end* call for sports Jackets. That's It this time for has played in many European in the warmer garments worn man lakes the pan of Map ■Westers and slacks. around the U.S.A. with this countries. Besides ils Euro on these campuses. The black year's college men's fads and pcan tour. "The Diary of and Bob i' Greanatein the With casual outfits In Hie brown houndstofth check fancies. Anne Frank" enjoyed a long role of Mr. Kralcr. Northeast, tennis sneakers, and highly successful Broad Not lo be forgollcn is I'm Student Responsibility dirty bucks, moccasin snd way run. cat, ""MoUSChy," Anne's pet The five student leaders who work- and conducting Homecoming activities desert-type boots are itandard As it is playing for a limit- and loyal companion. ed with the Division of Student Per- yet we should be ever cognizant of-the footwear, although the most popular d ress y shoe is the ed time of only five days. Remember: opening night sonnel in the general philosophy and added responsibility inherent with any Record Review November 17 thru 22, every is Tuesday. November 17. Be plain toe bluohei In dark cord regulations for this year's Homecom- increase in authority. man. By STEVE STARGER one is urged to attend. The sure to come and lo bring ing Saturday night activities have re- sin TIIFAST production promises to be an your (i lends. Edric Bales. Student Senate President Till; t.FNUM OF "Don't Lei The Sun Catch leased the following open statement to In the Southeast, colleges Donald I.iuskcy. [PC President IIAV ( IIAKI.E.S You Cryin'." "Am I Blue." the Student Bed] I and "Come Rain Or Come Our most Important task at this .lames Whitliold, NCAC President Atlantic— $|.!IK Shine." Steve N'evas, Senate Homecoming All Star Sorority To listen to Ray Charles is This is vocal jaw at its best, time is to conduct our planned social to experience lire rebirth of JISZJ/QJJ programs intelligently and in keeping Chairman ATTENTION Al.l.MM: sung with a genuine love for a sung. Charles' frantic and the art. with University regulations. We have Kenneth Gold. Daily Campus Editor- Tickets for the 1 onni'i Hi lit frankly raw style bursts with accepted the responsibility of planning in-Chief Dully Campus "Fourth EaV good humor and vigor, mak- OUTSIUF. l.llcls" VS Pill I psll.ill Vl ing Ins numbers throb with SHEI.I.Y BF.RMAN a new life, a life heretofore Verve—$4 p« "Sornrily All Stars" Irene- slilled by mediocrity and fit li.isk.il.ill game will lie To anyone who splits sides standardization. over the recent best - selling on sale III (he III It lobby. In his lust album since the LP monologue. Inside Shelly Connecticut Daily Campus before and alter (inlay's i" 0 ding nl his concert at Herman, Outside Shelly Her- I.n.il. ill giiliie. the 1908 Newport Jess IVMI man is practically a godsend. Serving Slum Sinie lift vsl, Charles reveals two sides Tickets are priced a I sUM Berman. Hie Intellectual Incon- of his many-faceted musical oclast is back, ripping up (as EDITOR-IN-CHIEF BUSINESS MANAGER each, and all proceeiLs will liersonnlity. Side one eonCcn usual, she contemporary Kenneth L. Gold Emmett Murtha go to the scholarship Inn.I tratea on Ray Charles the scene with comic genius. MANAGING EDITOR PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR The game will lie played lazzman Backed up by a side A begins with an J. A. Hughes Albert R. Tetrault band consisting of Basie and ill the In-].I hoUM Huns amusing takeoff on two of Ellington personnel and ac- Berman s colleagues in crime, ROARD OF DIRECTORS day, Nov. ID. Beside the companying himself on piano, Mori Said and Lenny Bruce; Kenneth Gold Albeit Tetrault Al Lipscher spectacular sialil of beauti- Charles romps through such and finishes with some fun- ful young ladies trying to standards is i.et The Good poking al < N works of Franz J A Hughes Nelson King Phyllis Porter T i in e a It 0 11." "Alexander's beat overworked campus Kafka. I .irhambuult Emmeti Murtha Chuck Raymond Ragtime Hand.'' "Deed I Do." wheels ul lb. II own game, One of the funniest Ufa Is Judi Eddy Judv Angell 1'om Davis .II I Ii Had To Be You." with the album is Berman's por- hli-.ru I tfllvf Nrl.i.n h . l..p« ►d.lar lu.1. Aairll there will be (be aililed lea a Vitality I hat is shattering. trayal of him self at age I'hli-f Mil Writer rhjllli retries r:\rrntlva editor — Chirk Raymond ivature Asai.r. Editors ha> /..n.mrrmaa Pabllr Rrlallona ...... Tom Deals lure of the half-time enter The flip side showcases the eighteen, asking Ids father Carol l H.iii-u. Clrrulatlnn Manasar . Marty Oreen talnmnt of the French ballad stv Hs luesy interpret- lover the phone I lor a $100 A'"'»»>l M.xir, Al Llpsrhrr slngerplunist, l.eralil ('mil ations thai are at once sharp- loan to attend acting school ly alive and deeply tender. His mimic of a typical, city- Puulisneu dall> .vnne , ne University la in session e\,-t pt Saturdays an.t Sundays MUtred as Hard, and the ( hiiisiiifii. a arcund class mailer al I he post oflice siorrs Cunn . March IS. 195a under act of March. IKTO. KB] pulls out the slops on bred Yiddish fattier is price slemtKi ui the Aisucuurd ('olieulaie Kress Accepted i.n advertlsm** by the National AdverUe- singing group from Wes Jusi for A Thrill." "You less, as is the entire album. Inv Sarvici in. K«m..rlai »..n Duslnaas mines n.eeien in the Student Union Building university oi sunnccticut. sUTrs Conn &ubecrlbei umta.i Press international, bunirrlptiun rates. $9.00 pet leyaii. Won't Let Me t;o," and "Tell Both are great spare-time semester, teuu per year. Print** by tne Wan HarUord Pubiltnlaa Co.. Watt Harifora. Me You'll Wait For Me," listening. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14. 1959 CONNECTICUT DAIIY CAMPUS PAGE TKREf Panhellenic Fall Rush Ends; Winner Of Nutmeg Contest To Determine Cover Design 215 Girls Pledge Sororities The Nutmeg staff has an- ivad »ith stu- ilv. nounced plans for the 1960 boriy In mind. The Nut- 1988 Nutmegs can be pur- The new early rush system weeks in September. Sorority and fraternity ban- l t ■ l.iv si student Union ners, paddles, mugs, pins and Nutmeg which include s Nul meg is a yearbook put out initiated by Panhellenic ended THK FARTlfcs were in- strictly by students for stu- lobbv for $3.00. This sale la favors from formats were on meg cover design contest ana on October 20 with the pledg- formal afternoon gatherings display. Copies of the Daily sponsored bj the student Sen- test to determine Miss nu MM M nua : an effort lo sell some ing of 215 girls lo Iho ni: l held in private home* "The Campus ami the Nutmeg were Nutmeg e( i960. rorities on campus. parties were held for the pur- also on display to give the girls si ill be ordered. There air ■ many 1958 Nutmegs re- THK 19fi0 NtmUG COVet ■bout -'" Copies Which ran bo maining In preparation for the early pose of introducing the new an idea of college and an Idea design contest will he open to rush parties sponsored by Pan- freshmen to college and soror- of college life In general. ordered today a' the Nutmeg SENIOR I'OKTKAITS will indergraduata student of continue to he taken until hellenic and under tile direc- ity living. Thera were repre- This was the second organ- HUB in>. for $9.00. the University of Connecticut. After these copies are sold, Thank ] icatlon. The tion of Judith Konrolli wera sentative! from cull sorority ized summer rush program, or- This contest is not limited to held during the first three present. no more will be available. portralta foi the im">o Nutmeg ganlsed by Nancy Bowen, the art majors or the Nutmeg ,ue being taken fiom 10:30 president of Panhellenic. Several complications have Staff, but is open to all |IU resulted in the 1958 yearbook a in. to 12 00 ItOO i and again FALL RL'SH officially open- trdless of their art being issued late 'his year. from 1:00 to ."I.OO p.m. at the ed with a Panhellenic Recep- training. The photographer sent three -'m,lent Union third floor THE PREVIOUS yearbooks different sizes of the senior south cloakroom, Mondsys tion, under the direction of Pa- with the exception of ihe inr<;i tricia McCamphill, The pro- portraits, and as .< result, the through i'i Nutmeg, wars blue and wfliite. portraits ha/1 lo he trimmed . if they are lo hive gnUB included a fashion show i i. there will be no re- lo a uniform sue. In addition. their portraits in the 1960 illustrating the proper dress for IS as to the color. seniors had not turned Nutmeg, should make an ap- campus wear and for rushing; style, or design of this year's in their write-ups in time. Due pointment now at the Nutmeg ipeeches by Miss Grace yeai book. to the efforts of Dave office, HUB UO fiom 1 to 5 Sohwartz and Nancy Bowen; The contestant, if he so Patterson. 1959 editor, this on any weekday afternoon. and a medley of one song from i nooses, can bo present during situation is being rectified. - make an ap- irli sorority sung by a greup fie judging to explain the Rl< hard P • liter «f pointment during the time ( five representatives from technique of his design 10 the the 1980 Nutmeg, said thai whan tha poi li alta are being aach sorority and led by Janice judges who will be membeis ihe response to ihe- 1959 Nut- i al the thud Door cloak- Pierce. Diana Klug, Miss Con- df the Nutmeg executive staff. meg ha - been excellent. About room, if tins. is Inconvenient nactlctlt was mistress of cere- The sketches for Ihe contest one thousand copies have a I lioi ma] make an appoint- monies. will be accepted shortly. ment by telephone by railing This year's Nutmeg cover will he selected Itnni those ready been sold He further Ten gils from each loiorlty il i Pignone, editor of Rtated thai the 1989 Nutmeg exten I om 1 to a on submitted in the cover design contest sponsmed by the Ihe 1980 Nutmeg said. K'onlluiieil on Png-e 6) War* hoatomi at the reception Yearbook. The winner will have his name placed on the is one of the host ever pub- following the program. These credits page and will also receive a complimentaiy copy of I III UIN.M.R will have girls answered any questions the I960 Nutmeg. tha distinction of having his the girls had concerning rush. design placed on the cover of IFC Welcomes Mums; On October 20, 215 girls were Ihe Nutmeg. Recognition will pledged. The number of girls be shown' the winner by hav- pledged by each sorority Is: ing his name placed on Blie Tells Of Successful Year Alpha Delta Phi 25; Alpha Concerts Attract page. He will also re- Epsilon Phi, 40; Delta Pi. 16; ceive a copy of the 1960 Nut- The Intrafralernitv Council tapping sohedulled tor Dec. 8. Delta Zeta, 34; Kappa Alpha meg." welcomes back all Ihe alums Five new committees have Another plan is to conduct been set up by the IFC lo in- Thetta. 23; Kappa Kappa Cam- to one of the best Homecom- ma, 29; Phi Mu, 12; Phi Sigma Best In Music a Miss Nutmeg contest. The vestigate the possibilities ef ings ever planned al Uconn. [thing the IFC and the Sigma. 36; and Pi Bctta Phi. 11. The University concert scr- known .siring quartet in the Nutmeg editor staled that The nine sororities also held world of music. Miss Nutmeg would be chosen It's turning «au to be anotHj fraternity system These new ies this year, as in previous Uy on the basis of beauty. i.11 year tor the TFC committees are; a cheek Work initiations this fall. Alpha Del- years, is bringing to the Ueonn The annual appearance of tha week Committee; Public Re. ta Pi initiated II girls on Oc- Boston Symphony will be in Her full-color portrait will be wit.h the announcement of last campus the world's most re- printed In the Nutmeg along years scholastic sta latlons Committee; a Panhel- A Uconn Froth: Jonathan V. Our new Jonathan came tober 3; Alpha Epsilmi Phi, 10 February. In the past month nown talent in all fields of en- with tihe portraits of the other rushing, Intra mural sports and lenlc-IFC Committee; a Greek to the Untvrrsity of Connecticut in Spring., 1959. when on November 1: Delta Pi, 15 Student! and faculty heard the Workshop Committee and a Jonathan IV passed away. His trainer. Maurcie DcLuca. on September 39i Delta Zeta, tertainment. Detroit Symphony. Their en- queens. a revised constitution. THE JFIM.E.S for the MiSS ommlttee to look into the pies is shown here with hiro. Elmer Watson, a member of the 12 on Otcober 21; and Kappa The most immediate concei t ergetic and colorful playing of THE IFC scholarship trophy ant i ush system. Board of Trustees at the University, donated the new husky Alpha Thcta, 10 on October 3. some pieces of portrait music Nutmeg contest, which will be for tha 19B8-59 academic year mascot. Mr. Watson presented Jonathan to Ederic Bates, la this Monday night when the held In the spring will be the A revised constitution has Also Kappa Kappa Gamma was well recelvt i went to Alpha Gamma Rho been written and passed by Ihe president ol the Associated Student Government Student initiated 8 girls on Otcober 24; duo pianists, Whittcmore and Nutmeg executive hoard and With a house average of 24.73 Senate, at the Dad's Day football game held on October 9. The New York Chamber Sol- possibly three faculty mem- ii c The reason tor this re- Jonathan V resides on the hill near the College of Agri- Phi Mu. 10 on October 24; Phi Lowe, will play in the Auditor- oists with Ariele Addison made qpr. Second place went lo vision was to clear up amblgl- culture. (Campus Photo—Tetrault) Sigma Sigma. H on October I; ium. This is the first, duo- a very big impression. They bers. Phi Chi Alpha with house aver- oils point-- and to enter into and Pi Beta Phi. 18 on October Concerning *he purpose and age of 2&93 qpr tor last year. piano group ever to play for were vary enthusiastically aims uf in- contests and the it. millions llial have heen in 3. reived l"r their excellent cham- The overall fraternity average the minutes since he last eon- Storrs's audiences. I960 Nutmeg, Richard Pig- THE PANHELLENIC Ban- ber music concert. w-is 106 qpr higher than the ■tltuUon was wrlten two years none slated: quet was held on April 2 at ANOTHER FIRST for the Also in December, the Oben- all men's average. ago. the Shell Chateau. The new University Auditorium is the 'These contests would help Rushing opened on Sept 29 Lambda Chi Alpha won the kerkien Choir will present a to overcome the apathy and officers were Installed at tin; April appearance of the Rob- program of Christmas mu with a freshman smoker in the fraternity all sports trophy last lark of interest shown toward HUB Ballroom. This year the time. These are: Nancy Bow- ert Shaw Choral in an appear- year and intra-murals have en. President; Gloree Gelber, the Nutmeg i:i ihe past years, freshman were broken up hito moved Into full swing this year vice President; Ann McKensIe, ance of Bach's B minor Mass. Patronize The Nutmeg is not a l-yeal five groups arranged alphabet with llagfoothall already under Recording Secretary; Patricia ONE OF THE highlight! of book hut a 1-yearbook tlhal iially and Ihe fraternities were Us belt Marterie M e C a m p hill. (ferrasponding the Chamber Music Serial toi CAMPUS inov the pictorial and vert il SlSO broken up Into five see THE IFC scholarship award Secretary; and Ellen Gorfain, let in December. This group Advertise/:, record o' the events oeriiring lions For the fl• I four rush if five hundred dollar-, was pre- Treasurer is probably the most widly dining the school year. That parties the freshman visited sented io Frederick Ricri Jr. of is. it contains a resume of the the houses that thev were as- Atlawangs. Conn. On campus history of the University dur- signed to for that night. he Is residing at Middlesex ing the year and is not a four AFTER that the round robin Hall. year history of the senior parties started where the fresh- Letters are being sent out to class. Therefore, it Is equally man could revisit any house former members of the IFC appealing to freshmen as well that he was interested in ThOSS to form an alumni association. as to seniors since both par- parties ended this week and The IFC looks forward to hav. ticipate In the year. It. of invitational rush parties are ing a strong alumni associa- COUIMi has senior portraits slated to begin next week with tion before end of the year.

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Keeps bail IACKBON ST., WlI.LlMA.vriC groomed longi i ..makes hail feel so AT HOMECOMING ili.in hair groomed an ordii Marlboro ADMISSION: .75 PER PERSON Tbere'i DO otbei bail tonic formula like it. The better the makin's, the better the smoke FOB RESERVATIONS (ALL Pilgrim 2-7384 MAKE HAIR OSttr ACL DAY You're smoking better when it's Marlboro WITH WILDROOT CREAM-OILI »« FOUR CONNECTICUT DAILY CAMPUS SATU»BAY HOVfMlff l* I-»T UDd«f» and Ends NCAA Soccer Tourney Is At UC -. SIMONS by AL SIMONS an at-large lelectlon committee. all lending their support fo the Carolina. 50. are tops In re- In addition to Squires, mem- !u| operation ton i:nre and four. ~Ass't. Sports Editor AMONG BITES ■ a ted were SAYS" bers of this committee aie the Regions 5. the mid » First National Collegiate I iiivi-isiiy of Pltlsbiii gh's I'M* roaches at lirexel and Prince- the site of gie.it soccer growth. by AL SIMONS Alhletlc.Association i.N'.C.A A ) Stadium I capacity 38,0OO> and ton. a site in St. Louis. Missouri In a crucial game. St. Louis aoccer Tournament will be held Ass't. Sports Editor Quarter ■ final games among where Olympic trials weir beat an MSI.' team 4-2, p at the University of Connect!- the eight tourney qualifiers held. to this delcat, the Spai tana had The National Collegiate sot- I 1-1 . I - Y 11 'I a in 'em cut's Memorial Stadium during all ol the time. uill be held at regional sites The geographic areas are as thOUl a loss, cei toiiet,;ime 111 came 10 Sun rs the Ttanksglving Khool r* .1 year too lata to mil the Major problem f■ >i coach J. November 23. The four win- Than wan 2500 m attendance John Y. SqulrM. I'niw I. NOW l.nalaiiil Uconn devotees of 'he sport. 0 Chrl 1111 will be replacing nen will come to Storrs for at the mall h. pi ■ top of John aoccer roach and a member ol 1. New York State ins graduated outfield, Moa the N.CA.A. soccer rules com- the Thanksgiving week • end Lansing, Mich. Squires' trained hooters might 3. Pennsylvania. New Jersey Si Lou i ii - i ; ardt, Hen Cullem, Oast mittee, is director of the tout n sciies. and Delaware verj Well have gone all Ihe ament. due of about foilv MhOOlS to their opponent! i In etghl Way in such a plavoff. year** co- i and Bill I. South games. Georgl I Stevens will h<- torely missed. 11M national aeml-flnal cames i to pUl in huts for the But Coach Squires is far more centei forward, tor St All three have signed profes- will he held Trankskh In I da: ■ lout in ■■■ ~"' "f Con- 5. Midwest from disappointed in seeing sion 11 contracts. at 10:00 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. HI was chosen as site by «. Far W-st Louis kicked In 21 of these. the tourney at Storrs. -He is Winners on Thursday will he .lection board. In the Par West, The Univer- well aware of the value such If the pitching holds up, Ihe 7. and ». Al large (from first sity ot Callfon .1 and the City Uconns maj again find them- pitted In a national champion Among the bases of selection four) a UXimatnenl has for col- were the ease with which the College ol San l'i anclSI 0 re selves Omaha-bound. Ship came the following Satin Among top teams in the legiate WCCer ami for the Un- day afternoon, Novembi football stadium field could he mam undefeated with 10 rec- Iveraity. Plrsl N.CA.A. aoe- The vanlt) Hack team ot The victor 'if this game will widened to the 7'i >aids nee \aiions aieas of Hie country ords. ICI tournament aver, it is the Lloyd Dufl should hold onto be craw i i champ. PSStr) (Of lOCCtr play and the aie Bndgepoit in New Eng- The I flrsl tourney of luch nation- It's Yankee Conference champ- CISCO is trailing closely with a ionship, barring the unfore- six QUALIFYING I COOPerStlOn HlSl could be ex- land. The down-staters are so wide importance to be held at 31 record seen. were determined for pected from athletic depart- far, undefeated with an So rec- S' tourney, in addition to these inejii personnel, Athletic di- To get back to the M Good luck in the venture to The unforeseen takes many ord. Only other possible New ten ins mosl 1 ommon ol v geographic selections, two rector .1. dual record. In UNRESERVED SECTIONS Opening1 6 the season with a ,., . , ., , , like manner, but the defense afternoon. Herb Mack's boys addition to excellent showings pair of close wins over the Yale f IJ„I „ caspd 0 f a P jn M W1M from Kingston are too light to in championship meets. Bulldogs, 3-2. and Springfield The brightest individual seriously challenge Ingall's 10, and then turned on an of- prospect on tho squad was Yankee Coherence Champs. Panel On War NOW ON SALE fensive assault in their final Myron Krasij who tallied a Talk about going out on a third or his team's goals, and limb. 1 pick Uconn by 20 points "Can a Christian Go to lour games which produced 29 is considered one of the best on a dry field, War" will be the topic of a of the 33 goals. They crushed UNIV. AUDITORIUM TICKET OFFICE SHELDON HART — University ol Bridgeport freshmen hooters ever at This year's baseball team panel discussion tomorrow Bridgeport 10-2 for win num- L'conn. probably won't be as good as night at 7 at the meeting of the University Christian Asso- elation. IRON HORSE RESTAURANT The panel will include Ge- DINE & DANCE EVERY NIGHT orge W. Mar&hfield, a Qua- AND LOUNGE ker. Rev. J. Garland Waggo- ner, and Captain Robert Lau- Omar Khayyam writes a new jingle ber of the Uconn ROTC de- Home of the Famous ROCK GARDEN partment. A rapper will proceed the Full Course Dinners and Pizza ' discussion, beginning at fi "Sat. 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f ' M fc-.n '*•«*'• fi. w»iires "MlM.l.e. ^ATUHPAY. NOVtMtUt U. 1959 CONNfCTlCUT DAILY CAMPUS PAGE FIVE onnecticut Eleven Favored Over Rival Rams Basin; today's game solely the L'conn record- unit usually Usta Hat is the combo of Bob able pivolman. Bui in the Huskies past detent pretty on past performances of the CONNECTICUT was beaten as at quarterback. Hill Min- Triehka, Oerry D'Avoiio. Tom B.U. game. Connecticul came well known, you ran count 0:1 teams this season. Ihe Rhode nerly and Hob Horan al Ihe Kopp and Ralph Hinal ii lip with a fellow by thi- Rhody to depend on the only by Yale. Rutgers and ef Da\ > Bilhop, who should attack of their outstanding •REBOUNDS Island Rams have no business Boston University, and in each halves, and Jim Browning ai I t have Ihe pit h be one of I'conn's all lime quarterback fullback. Hinav after a slow- by NELSON KING are also proven backcourtmen. even being on the field with could have just as easily come Ing arm of Drives, but 1 TrcmendOUl on de- Pearson, The ln.si team in start has returned to top foun fense, he is improving every sporta Editor AT (KMiK then te Ed this year's version of the Con- out on lop had they caught a capablt of handling the quar- inns waa t' la Martin or Walt Qrtffln, who necticut Huskies. But as In couple of breaks. Against con- and is again winging the fool lerbacklng assignment. game on his offensive assign- same Rhody team, and they footballs may still be filling ments. are anxious and capable of returns to school after a scm- every rivalry, what happened ball for substantial yardage. U'AVOI.IO usually sub- toi he sir In most places, but ester's absence. Both are cap- ference competition, the Hus- U111 the weakness of Ihe doing it again earlier in the season has all kies had close games With Mannerly will undoubtedly be Horan. and to dale is 1 kerf at the University of Con- able rebounders and Martin especially has developed a soft been forgotten, and both New Hampshire 39-38. and the Huskies top ground gainer ond lea Hng n orar on the Jiecticut. talk has already learns concentrate on matters for the ar In a row. Harriers-Year Of Rebuilding yitrhed to basketball, .as the shooting touch from around Maine 1815, but easily down- l'conn club. Kopp. if he is Huskies have started practice the key. If one of these be- at hand. ed Umass with a second half and wiiii .i [ood day today, healthy, will take ovei t"t You mlghl tay thia waa a IS I III: words of Coach comes a solid fixture at the iwsiuiis in preparation for a HOWEVER, there is no outburst 26-0. Other wins were Oiie junior bull will pu Minnerly al left half, while lebuildnig year tor the I'm Lloyd i»uff. Brat year tat 1 i game slate which gen un- pivxM position. Coao.i Career the 500 yard mark for Ihe varalt) of Connecticut cross will probably twitch the other doubt that It will take a good OVOr a pair of weak foes Rinaldi. a sophomore, alter- men All Cross and 111 ice Rob- trway on December 1 against season. country squad, as tin- helpless to a forward spot to aid In performance by Rhody and Springfield 8641 and North- ung at full- harrien wen- defeated In all ■ liouM develop into a pair Horan is a apeedstci II | ■ ihe rebound fepartme I pOMlbiy men beat of the year eastern 302. back. five dual meets and placed 1 of vei v tine riinnei s. with both, The oilier forward spot is I hi eat with the long inns as to defeat the Uconna in Mi n Offense nai been the key- 111. .ii's line f.uis to distant sl\lll in Ihe Y , a Ihreal to Lew Stelgllltx'a rec- .1-11 MI with John Pip. orlal Stadium Uiii afternoon. he demonstrated agalnsi ltm Conference meet held In Dui ords Croat especial]} showed ezynakl The iii -e nor from note of the Uconn team «y« gel Ihe press notices bui i- The Husky depth alone two g#n with ■ M v ird kkkoff re- ham. Nevi Hampshire tremendous potential before a developed! . it ever) backfleM post year with a b.< kfield thai Is quite adequate from rod to turn, and Ihen a an. I New HOWEVEB, despite i.he fad fieak mid sea-,m acddenl foi c corner pueh shot which he ac- lion Ihould have the Rams two deep al every position. end ll.iriv O'Connell ami Tom the Huskies tailed to make a ed him to the sidelines with a curately hit* 60 per i bleating foi help. Defensively, and especially in iln whin ha wai pull- e Huskies a mai i< on the «Inning tide ol in oken toe Robot It and Croat the lime, in more than one I lectJcul has had tnottier the passing department there ad down after returning a pair of w Ingmcn « ho opt 1 ale Ihe ledger, they have two ol llwaya managed lo Iniisli iiNir game last year the Hip resem ■UCCMatUl year to date, and nave been too many gape. kick 60 yards. ihe Nnest .sophomore prospects the lop, bin the remainder of bled an automatic maoiiinc. equal!) well offensively and especially again»l Yankee Con- of the lime the Uconn Browning, while hol evei 10 wear a ("onnecliiot Mn- learn was unable to supply Coach Greer has another line was able to control the defensively. The formci It a soil. tar) aid. ference foes. For ihr third standing fullback In ihe tense good corner ihooter In Texas straight yew the] finished a) opposition'! ground attack, 1 01 nptafn 011 thin yeai 'a squad transfer Roland Sheldon from the lop of the Yankon pile but tie defensive second thai he is a constant low Ii while tli" latter was an all Woodstock. Connecticut But and In doing so have gone usually resembled a sieve, I-I down threat unfortunately he won't be eli- tad Ihe pan defense was Ihe •1 [land election 1 >cai through 19 straight conference of picking up thai no ago. The other 10 .apian |a gible until the Mcond ternes games without a loss. Ties main reason for the losses lo short yardage. SPEECH & DRAMA ter. Other front court men With New Hampshire and Rutgers and B.U. tackle Joe Llodra from South will have to be selected from Howevei 11 len this group Rhody air Ihe only maiks on THE OPENING back field tii cs. Coach Bob Ingall Ington. He teams up with Presents a handful of sophomores up Joim Zinaor, who has twitch from last season's frosh team UC Physical Plant.. ed from the' center tlol to Ed Afard'n tackle. THE DIARY of ANNE FRANK" Kjnerican International Col- BOB SLATTEBl and topho by FRANCES GOODRICH »ge here at Storrs. more Fro 1 Sfackpolt will prob- The big feature of tl ably open at ihe guard posl wi's schedule is tlhe addition UC Physical Plant Expands; L lions. Slatter). .1 tenlor from f three top flight opponents New tii italn, has tailed to turn ALBERT HACKETT n Santa Clara, Niagara, and In an unimpressive game to Inlfkia, to go along with 22 New Buildings Since '56 loal vital tackles or re- ttiii- like Yale, Holy Cross, covered tumbles are acrom- loaton University. Foixlham, by CHUCK RAYMOND constant temperature and en- Btructlon has taken place in . ■ Ii d with ins 11 1 NOV 17-21— Tucs.-Sat. lanhaltan and Temple among Executive Editor vlronmental control rooms. the 1 enter ol the campus thers. The center tlol waa some- Twenty-two new buildings TO THK EAST, one finds Nested in the hollow be- what oi a problem dui Ing the WHEKEAS MOST TEAMS completed or now under con- the Physical Sciences Build- tween the Auditorium and the ( .ul.v p 111 of t-hc season with ise their attack on the big (Continued on Vnge «) Denny Moynlhan ihe only cap- ltn, (he Connecticut offense ■traction since 1956 -tangible j„g containing Ihe chemist 11 his year will be built around ss,,,; "Won Every U little Captain Jack Rose. pandingffsz&n its physical 3+2. facllilies ,clal*»>**"* fai"""'- s»<-'' ■" Me Indoubledly, the finest ball to meet the rising flood of High Energy Fuel Research Major Theatre tndler and play-maker aver John Risley Slate residents seeking higher Laboratory are located DON AT ALL TIMES. BUT ESPECIALLY t Uconn. this season's sile- The best of the hunch so l.n education tt their State I'm In the $3,000,000 building. Award" nt will ue|ie>nd almost aolcly appear! lo be Tom Burke, varatty. Other featuret include a new AT HOMECOMING n the performance of Cap- who was the second leading Ultra High Pressure Labora- lin Jack. This does not mean THK NEW BUILDINGS tory. On the knob over Swan ICOrer On tlM freshmen learn. represent an estimated capital REMEMBER hit the Huskies arc lacking Dave Daniels is a rtlgged M Lake .stands the new Obsei-va- i talent, but Rose has proved expenditure of $23,200,000 fi- toph Who will be used at cen- nanced by state bonds, gifts, tory and Planatarium which me and again that without ter. cost only $12,000 and will be is leadership, something Is auxiliary service funds, and Bui no mailer how you look self - liquidating bond issues. used by astronomy olaaot •finetcly Jacking in (he per- The recently-opened Sciemc [irmaiice of the lest of Ihe al It, the coining basketball They add needed classroom, RED EMBER Curtain at season should be sue. laboratory and office space for Building stands to the north- Mm. If Rose isn't scoring oasl of ,llL The material is there, the abil- graduate and undergraduate " Uollcgc of Agricul- Till: H and II LOliNt.E" oops himself, he is selling ity Of Ihe coaching staff has Ul Thp BnUw 8:00 p.m. p his teammates. study in addition lo expanding "'- poultry sci- already been established, and service ,-ind recreational facil pl"'* department located One big piublem that Ihe the addition of top college ities at the main campus. here. Research in poultry Mitchell 9-4445 ANDREA DROMM Iconn's had to cope wtth last learns, should al least make THK STRUCTUBES. seat enelics. nutrition and market- ear waa its lack of itrength for an Interesting season. ing are carried on in the t the guards. But this season lercd tluoughout the campus. ROUTE 6, UOLTON are rising on open ground or $964,000 structure. Alto in ley may have found the tolu- the College of Agriculture ALL SEATS RESERVED $1.00 on. To go along with Rose, replacing temporary wooden buildings. area, a new Farm Equipment onnecticut has a transfer Nutmeg... Building is located. tudent named George Ewell. In the northern part of the 'ho could be the backcourt (Continued From Page ») campus, the $3,500,000 Life "I MINI* WHITNF.V Hall, Ct Coach Hugh Greer lias a weekday afternoon. Sciences Building is under one finds Ihe new university een searching for. While no' 1; Fox & Co. !s tile photog- construction on the site of the commissary. The building, ossestlng a tiemendous rapher, There is 1 ISM til famous, paint-splashed North complete with bakery, butchei Campus Rock. Here, the bol- sl'°P »'"! s,ole rooms serves hooting eye, Ewell is un- ling fee If a asnlOl wishes, ,lle ,0U1 lually fast, and big enough lie can order individual DOr- any, bacteriology, entomology. " cafeterias, two on- » lid In the rebound depart tralta for himself tt 1 and zoology departments will campus snack bars and 13 tnt Bob Countrymen, John reduce itudanl rate. Those conduct graduate and under university - operated dining Isley and Fete Kelly are who have I G Pol & CO. graduate studies with the aid halls, oldovers from last yeai who Charge account can use il in of such necessary facilities as The greatest amount of con- WHILE THEY LAST! }Graduation Hurl Traveler's Restaurant Good Year Suburbanite Sno-Caps (formerly A's & f'O HA 3-9835 Route 6 Soccer Team TRAVELERS RESTAURANT Quiet Running - Excellent Traction After the most auccessful to right tin mseivi's ujib wins "Where All Good Friends Meet" lason iii Uconn soccer history over i iiitford and Umass. College I. D.'s Accepted Only year ago, the bootees of itniiii.t rot;T. the top 'cam oach John Squires could not in New England visited Sim is NEW TIRE GUARANTEE Mtie up with enough material and deali I lie ' it onn'i another fill Ihe gaps caused by defeat. Then it looked ns if raduation. and finisthed I lie Connecticut was on its way. eason With a 4-6-2 mark. They tied Williams, and beat CAMPUS RESTAURANT 670x15 $Q95 Opening losses to Dart- B.U. and Brown. But then In outh and Yale gol the Hut- the final three games of Ihe "South Campus" its off on the wrong foot, season, the Huskies weie un Id a li« wilh Wesleyan fol- able to find the goal, and fell wed before they were able prey to Colgate, Springfield, 95 and Coast Quai 1 WE WILL CLOSE TONIGHT AT 6 P.M. 7.->0xl4 TiihelesH slfi With the material which 710x15 IU should return next year, and BECAUSE OF A an undefeated frosh

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TlM musi mlMrable student i on cvnpu* haa been tound! 'til 11 ended Tui Jean Ferdinand of Theta winning (In was Judged "IIP ■ able" today, M In' won Hi' I iMtr i'\ fnr mills Isn" win s Kingston 'i"<> I ■ lUaaaaytag, aaj roommate' naaiTlaga propoaaJ in my gin last, winning two ticket* lu il'dn'l |el me ilimn. Ii it hi r Ihe 'i no s Concert loi iticr-planci- (lid. Tn riml JTOII Under thi rules, IWW I'ar up mi IIIIMUS wllli \\ III S U till i ;• 11 (tudent* i" the iirrs stolen might damn w ci iin- in ij word i o. la en spirits, lull llii' ( DVMtrv Pollaa diiin'i grin wim t ju. t how in. A rabd Ihi i<-n :::i\r llirni a ruhlMT rhi-iK without tii keti i>. tha Kl Tor Iwil for ill. , il illml. Ion Trio, i he) were al o ■ inc. simr I liaii emptied mj ad i" Identlf; one <>f Ihi :K ((Mini to linv Kimrstnn Trio ei.il conical onga which Heketa and insi the monej played over Uir all from I .< . . . aead help!'' I'd-1 entry wa amona the le i»- n picked b) Patronize ihr win x Executive mlttei 'I... ,„• ihr tlnaJ CAMPUS ■ion nf 'in' wlnne wen Richard P 1l n " n r Nuiinr; Editoi. Ken Gold, Dally i 'am- UC Physical Plant Expands... Advertisers pus Edjtoi. .'' '''I Greg Tui win s Station Manager, It initiniii'il Croat Page .11 Overlooking Mlrrot Lake students in ihe School of Edu- Maintenance plant is tlie new aie a pair of buildings, llu- cation. manites and Social Science*, Aeronautical and chemical En. WELCH'S RESTAURANT which provide office, class- ON THE SLOPE south of 1(07 MAIN NT. - OPPOSITE CAPITAL THEATKi: glneerlng Building which will room and laboratory space for the water towers, ground is iir pui Into lull U»P Wi'iril lt.th.iii and Amcticaii Eood iin i lean and 11 departments lieing prepared for five new of the College of Art* Bl I Full Course Dinners SI.00 and Up lunj.s (in- creating Ui, men's dormitories which arc Sciences, as well as the Dean SPECIALIZING IN IIOMECOOKED MEALS pai tinenls are available. Space slated for occupancy in the of the Graduate School. Is ai.so being provided for ex- spring of 1961. The dormito- panalon of die civil, electrical In the "old Soul'i Campus'' ries will house S(M) men and .•■ui mechanical engineering area,Hie wooden buildings arc will cost about S3.200,0<)0. The i -'iLii inwnta ol the School oi none fur the mOSl part In men presently living in West Engineering. tholr places, the Fine Arts Campus will he ti ansfeiied into ihe new buildings. See RUSSIA for ALUMNI Will, noli- tha Center and the EC 0, Smith law n in from of Ihe Sliiilrn! EiighSohool are standing. The These buildings are the lat- Union is gradually iiiiing out Fine Arts Center is nearing ent addition* to the UnWer yourself in 1960 into a definite quadrangle. completion and will aity'a physical plant, hut dev Am'iinii eondei ird Slaeeflt/Teachef Eeoaeaiy inurs by Maii|»inlmir tic From ihr itepa of Hie HUH. three buildings devoted lii olopment Will not end. Plan- h»-i route, it lo»«M eoMI. from $ I'M. lllinclu-i.c, summer departure* lo 1'ic r i gli t One sees the music, »i'l. and -peech and arc still being drawn up for ■ RUSSIA BY MOTORCOACH. Itrginnin*- HeUinki or War-,. Sai s> hool "f Bualneaa Admlnls- drama. The high s, hool Is al- educational ami recreational aaaatri bywaya, rural lownn plai lloeaew, Leningrad. 17 day". and, in ihe left, the ready in use and -cue the facilities to meet the needs of ■ UIAMOMJ GRAM) TOl R. RoMJa, t.mnra. I train-. CaMhMkwik'l, Ihe University as it expands new School of Education. dual purpose ui serving the I'nlanil. Carat Pi n Play, Ha>reuih FaMhali Berlin, geiadiaaria. Slot 11 - Mansfield area .'ligli MI keeping With Us philosophv Benelux. Au-ina. Switxerlaad i . ,■ two II liooll will have complete claaaroom, labor* school students and providing ef proyldlng higher education ■ COLLEOIATE CIRCLE TOVR. CIUIM- Mart, Sea. we ih* Caucaui for those who wis t.Lrame. Uimca. Ilui.ua. tt bill llu-ia, Poland. Ciethoidmakia, Baaadiaetis. lory and offlco span- avallabl practical training for Uconn Benrlui. Berlin. Lngland, Luxembourg France. for them within t/ie buildings. ■ EASTERy EUROPE AUI E.tTURE. New route. Bulgaria. Roumanu. Filling oui the southeast ■ <■» hiway through Southern ltut.»ia, UkraiBC, Cionra. Moscow, ^hdc Rn Searching for Something? aia. (jecho.lovakia, Poland, Krakow, Ureulen, Berlin, German). AuMria corner of ihe quad between See your hrol Trm\ el Agent or write s and the School of 400 Madison Avenue Pharmacy is the new Piarma- Maupintour Sew York 17. \eu 1" , Re eareJi Inatltute tot grad u.ile studies.

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'■ I'o reni I Januar) IS la typed, 30 cents n pane Contact August 15 »r Sriilnuhrr Lb, a I room 1 randail l-C lurnlihpil ho i ■ 9 ml ei I ■■ PUS. »rcr. hy Bppolnl I .1 Colonel Chuoh Rayaoni u p.m ■. \ " *aoo NO ■.iii- hi'nd vt the Army Forces llcwnt if under md mo University ntly aonducling Interviews fur Aiallabla Dec, I, model n 'i n»om 1 I. sto\* * Rarriaarator Iho position "i SOCISH secretary in inushcti. Cloaa i<» Unittraity. GA 'in*, office, Requlrementg win be »>f 1 allber annu. Help Wanted Xv u datat B« dod for Hr>m< Mr.ii Wrapper( ctianos for ad* \nu. nn>ihintr roaaldtrtd hm Dann> i\ersal Foo«' I'etpri. Contact P. nntt .1. Campus. FOUR OF THE TWENTY-TWO: These new buildinjs are representative of 22 new one, at Uconn that are now Slide «u • in good condition. t jsi'ni i\ c ipeaker <>f Serbo-ci n iMe price 1 'ontact s.ini ?-p.i- under construction or have been completed since 1956. At movie mn. Call 216 or »i.\ M1M. 111. the top leit ll the new Physical Sciences BuiWings lh« structure contain, the physics and chemistry department, and also has facilties for graduate work Located here too, We Have Remodeled at ... is the High Energy Fuel Research Laboratory which ha, section played an important part in developing some of our nation , docket luels. At top right, is the new Engineering Building, ITALIAN GARDENS will contain the Aeronautical and Chemical Engineering De- partment. Space is also available for other departments in American & Kalian Food [he School ol Engineeil.s. The center right photo pictures 911 Main St. \\ illimantic the new School of Busi.ies, Administration which is loca ed CAPITOL In the southeast corner of the quadrangle in front of he Williinantir Student Union Building. This build,, g will contain needed oificc, classroom and laboratory space for the benool ol — NOW SHOWING^ Business Administ.ation The bottom photo depic s the Continuous from 5:IK) P ' This structure has been in use since last spring. It sna- the "twin". Humanities Building, provide office, classroom FRED'S RESTAURANT1 and laboiatory space for the Dean and 11 departments of College of Aris and Sciences. SATURDAY'S HOMECOMING SPECIALS "ll Isn't a Real HOMECOMING without FRED'S"

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