HAMILTON SMITH LIBRARY UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE . Boxing Team at Alumni Dinner West Point Saturday in Boston Saturday Volume 23. Issue 14. DURHAM, N. H., JANUARY 26, 1933. Price Ten Cents PI KAPPA ALPHA Upperclassman Proposes New Plan LARRY JENSEN TO Technocrats See Abolition of Man AL KATZ’S BAND WINS BOXING For Campus Legislative Gov’t ADDRESS DINNER Power in a Technical Society CONTRACTS FOR by Robert Harris would be more representative of the INTRA-MURALS student body. Dean Pettee, President Lew­ by William Corcoran from Theodore Warburg, prominent CARNIVAL BALL In an interview with a prominent The plan for electing members to is, and Trustee Hunter “I am more than convinced that I publicist. In answer to this accusa­ upperclassman, who takes a lively in­ this committee is as follows: The stu­ know nothing about Technocracy, and tion, Quincy Howe, editor of the Liv­ Large Number of Knock­ terest in student affairs, a proposed dent body would elect three members. Will Also Speak to I am inclined to believe that I am ing Age, published in the New York Band Called “Ziegfield of theory for a new student government Each fraternity would elect one mem­ Alumni at Boston rapidly becoming old fashioned and Times the statement, “Let the scien­ Night Clubs”—For outs Feature Semi-Finals body was set forth. This plan, which ber from their respective house and out of date.” Thus Mr. William Yale tist challenge the postulates, contra­ —Phi Mu Delta and has worked successfully on other each sorority would elect one mem­ Meeting prefaced his remarks on technocracy, dict the findings, and criticize the con­ Comedy Orchestra campuses, is thought to be applicable ber. There would be two non-frat- a subject which has claimed a lead­ clusions of technocracy. Let the Presentations A. T. 0. Runners-up to cope with the needs at this Uni­ ternity men chosen from their ranks “Larry” Jensen, ’26, first mayor of ing place in the news of the day. political historian explain the mis­ versity. and one non-sorority woman chosen Durham, will once more address the Since 1920 a group of scientists takes our forefathers made in ig­ AHERN KNOCKS OUT Previous to the current system of by the women. This would make a “citizens of Durham” on Sfaturday have been quietly working to “collect noring the social implications of FEATURED TWO YEARS electing the Student Council a differ­ total of twenty-seven members com­ night at the Boston City Club when and collate data on the physical func­ uncontrolled mechanical development BETLEY IN 15 SEC. ent plan was employed here. The prising the governing board. he will act as toastmaster for the tioning of the North American conti­ and show what we can learn from IN PARIS “400” CLUB controlling members of all the prin­ This governing body would be com­ annual Boston Alumni Club dinner, nent.” Mr. Howard Scott, the direc­ experience. But do not confuse the cipal organizations on campus such as posed of men and women best quali­ according to an announcement by tor of the group, has recently ex­ most completely non-political and, Has Played in Prominent Phi Delta Upsilon Makes President of Casque and Casket, Edi­ fied for the job by being chosen by William P. Nelson, ’28, president of pounded the principle of technocracy therefore, completely American or­ Best Showing in Final tor of the Granite, Editor of T he the fraternities from their own mem­ the Boston group. Since leaving the in speech and print and has brought ganization of our time with exactly Hotels in East and on N ew H am pshire, etc., elected the bers. It would also be a powerful University, Mr. Jensen has not had down upon his head a storm of pro­ what it is not.” Lucky Strike Hour Bouts three most important officers of Stu­ organization on account of its varied the privilege of speaking to his form­ test and criticism that has accom­ In view of this discussion, Mr. Yale dent Council, namely President, Sec­ duties. er constituency and the alumni din­ plished much in publicizing the topic. has given his comment on the sub­ Pi Kappa Alpha won the annual retary, and Treasurer. This system This body would be given some of ner should find him in rare form. Technocracy proposes to thoroughly ject to T he N ew H a m pshire. A1 Katz and his Ten Kittens, Co­ intra-mural boxing championships went out of vogue seven or eight the powers which the University now With Dean Pettee, President Lewis machinize society and place it under The most intriguing thing about lumbia Recording artists and the with 14 points, leading Phi Mu Delta years ago. holds such as the control of cheating, and Trustee Hunter on the program a scientific control. The suggestion technocracy is its wide-spread popu­ dance band formerly connected with and Alpha Tau Omega by one and two issuing of auto permits, etc. This as speakers, the alumni should be well of the technocrats that the man power larity. The newspaper ballyhoo, which the New York Hollywood restaurant points, respectively. Phi Delta Upsi­ The proposed new system resembles would take away some of the impos­ informed regarding the University necessary to the functioning of the has heralded its appearance on the have been officially contracted to play lon made the best showing in the a miniature legislature. It is now in sibilities from the administration and before the evening is over. A minia­ machines might be supplied by a small American scene, is strong evidence of for the Carnival Ball, Friday, Feb­ finals by virtue of a victory in the practice at Stanford and Washington place them in the hands of the stu­ ture band from the college, under the percentage of the available men in the the average American’s dissatisfaction ruary 11. 165-pound class and a draw in the universities and is said to be work­ dents. The president of this govern- direction of Lewis Swain, ’18, will world has brought forth the brand with the present form of social- The band comes well recommended 175-pound class, no other fraternity ing very successfully. The body (Continued on Page 3) furnish music. continued on Page 4) from the Music Corporation of Am­ gaining more than a sigle win in the “Communistic” on the new group erica, booking agents for Ted Weems final bouts. and other famous dance bands. Dur­ INTRAMURAL BOXING ing the past seasons A1 Katz and his CHAMPIONS WILDCATS ICE Kittens have been featured at the 115-pound class, Finn, Phi Mu Delta UPSET MARSTON GETS Editorial PLAN FOR STATE CARNIVAL Gibson Hotel in Cincinnati, the Mil­ 125-pound class, lion Dollar Pier at Atlantic City, the St. John, Pi Kappa Alpha 'WORCESTER TECH Golden Pheasant in Cleveland, and 135-pound class, APPOINTMENTS In the front page editorial, STUDENT WORK PLANS CHANGED the Strand Roof in New York City. Lucinski, Kappa Sigma concerning the deficit of the Recently the Lucky Strike radio hour 145-pound class, Trzuskoski, McKiniry and Better Homes in America Social Committee, which ap­ Competition for Places on presented A1 Katz and his band di­ Philbrick, Alpha Tau Omega Week to be Observed by peared/ in the last issue of “The Francis McGrath Chosen rect from the Hollywood restaurant 155-pound class, . Koehler Lead New New Hampshire,” there was Entertainment Teams King Winter—Outing in New York City. Isham Jones has Ahern, Theta Kappa Phi Hampshire Team to Spring Program With one sentence which read, “The Offers Many Topics now replaced Katz at the Hollywood. 165-pound class, New Hampshire has long been Club to Give Formal During the two years that A1 Katz Osgood, Phi Delta Upsilon 28-26 Win Other Projects aware of many minor cases of for U. N. H. Dinner at Commons played at the “400” Club in Paris he 175-pound class, graft and incompetent control Students was selected to play at the Exposi­ Tuxbury, Phi Delta Upsilon Led by the brilliant all around play Professor Philip M. Marston, of the which were of such a nature Cafeteria tion des Beaux Arts as representa­ Morse, Lambda Chi Alpha (draw) of two sophomore guards, McKinjry University History department, has that proof of the misdemeanors tive of the finest type of American and Walker, New Hampshire’s bas­ been appointed by Dr. Ray Lyman was extremely difficult to ob­ A University of New Hampshire A tentative program for the 1933 jazz music. Walter Winchell and SEMI-FiNALS ketball team turned in a sparkling Wilbur, Secretary of Interior, as tain.” It has come to our at­ Program Bureau is being organized Winter Carnival has been announced Mark Hellinger, Broadway newspa­ The semi-final bouts staged last 28-25 win over Worcester Tech at chairman of the Better Homes in tention that some persons mis­ under the auspices of Christian Work, by the chairmen of the various car­ per columnists characterized the Katz Thursday were featured by a large the University Gymnasium Tuesday America Committee for Durham. construed the meaning to imply Inc., in order to place the work of nival committees. band as the “Ziegfield of Night number of knockouts. The first bout President Hoover originated the that Mr. Koehler was accused students at the disposal of the citi­ Present plans call for the opening Clubs.” A1 Katz has been crowned of the evening was in the 115-pound night. Koehler and McKiniry led the movement for Better Homes in Ameri­ of graft. Such was not our in­ zens of the state, as represented by event on Thursday evening at 7.30.