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VOL. XLV, NO_ . "f 19 ARDMORE BRYN MAWR, PA., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 1949 (lolllJ"rl.hl. TriO-I.... PRICE CENTS and Dr),. �I .... r ColI ...e.lI11 15 Variety of Style and Material Park Calls Dean I Excellent Acting and Setting . . Make "Counterpoint" Absorbing ., E y Lmking Apostle by mil Tow ..e.d '50 , �n ••zi •• ,Iro ••• r Iho. I he mlu- Give Lif to\�'Foolish . The sprmg Issue ot Counlerpomt elve Title ever was. e Notion" · is a fine magazine. The eighteen The non-undergraduate contribu- £e contributions, both prose and po- lions are a welcome Ceature in the CO ege LI etry. are without exception good, new issue. ,Mr. RichmOnd LatU- �orkInanAlvard ()f II sensitive work, and the whole se· more's T'ree Poems 8\,! excellent: Administrative Position leetion and makeup haa been intel- remarkable for controlle£! intricacy To Aid Research Re'luires Tact, Iigently handled. In thie Issue at of Image and .sensitivity to the least, with over forty page. of quality ot words. "The Meaning of Maturity commendable writing, the wisdom .Myth" is perhaps the best. with Of Habib, Martin of combining with Haverford can- its complez shilt of !Marion Edwards Park, President reference and not be questioned: the calibre is color of expression; '"The Brink". In the Graduate Assembly on Emeritul of �ryn Mawr. spoke on higher, the range wider, the whole ulthough reminiscent of Pound's Friday, March 18, MilS McBride "Graduate Work in Administra Canto is a more compact and : ' d that the Fanny Bullock: tion" at the Graduate Fellowship 1I, �; ;��: affinnative treatment of the same � Travelling Fellowship Assembly in oGoodhart, Friday. Kohler Lectures material. Mrs. Hilda Foss' illus been awarded to two graduate March 18th. Followil)ol the an I trations of seenes from The Broth- lIludenta: Wadad Habib of Cairo, nouncement by ,Miss McBride of ' era Karamazov have a curioul Egypt. and Denise Martin of New the Fanny !}3ullock IWorkman Trav· On Perspective, woodcut quality and produce .n in York City.This award is not made eling Fellowhip which Is a.warded Continued on Page every year, but only when an out this year to two Bryn .MaWI' grad· 4 Optical Illusions standing graduate student worthy uate students, Wadad Habib, nt of such an honor can be found. Cairo, Egypt, and lDeni'le Martin, Dr. Wolfgang Kohler, last night Miss Habib. president of the of New York Glty. Miss il'ark de- in Dalton at the Science Club lec F acuIty Endorses Graduate Club, received her A.B. acribed the lunction and method of ture, explained lOme relevant and at the American Univenity in academic administration, the qual- important facts which have come New Requirement; Cairo and her M.A. at Bryn Mawr 1fications necessary for this kind rrom his research at Swarthmore in 1948. In her major field, phllos� of work, and its importance in College; that certa.in phenomena ophy. ahe is studyinr the Theory modern education. previously considered errors of 1953 Will Benefit of Value and plans to attend Har �udgment are real. The organizer'l job, "a steady , Several changes in the curricu- vard Univenity, where .he will ision, he exp ained. is govern and persistent attempt to make the V ! � 'Ium were voted by the faculty at "examine ... a theory of value. I ed not by the retma but by the cor- Iramework of education fltron�r", a meeting On March 16th. The ------: discussing the most significant tex, so disproving the prevalent il a particul&rly essential one chanies were proposed after In Low, Cooper Interpret theories that have. been given as h ry tb. the third dim ns on is d�y because of the confusion andto-I t � ! . � � vestigatlon by the faculty Curri. answers to this problem since a learned plane. Smce It un- Roles With Humor, dISorder of our educational sy.tem. IS culum Committee and the Com Plato and Aristotle on to modern likely that there are two separat Any democracy is extremely de- � mittee on Post-War Curriculum. Imagil1ation contributions ... but more par m hanisms for perception and our pendent on ill sy.atem of education, ec They will be effective for the clalS ticularly with reference to C. I. be 19 by Gwynne William a 'SO to develop the !Tight thinking or memory of it. there must a cor- of 53. Lewis' reeently published book, relation between emory and g The Bryn l\fawr.JHaverford pro the individual for Intelligent man- m H - A requirement in social science An Analysis Knowledge and ural afler-effects. duction of "FooU,h Notion," di of .acement of his own life and for 81- !Be explained or history is to be introduced. The ConUnued on pale ... rected by Mr.Thon, Saturday night ConUnued on Page 4. that certain visual phenomena requirement is to be met by a first was excellent; have lbut one COnt such as the Muller-Lyer illusion, year course in economics. history, 1 plaint, the usual one-the play the apparent difference in distance politics, or sociology, with the later is not worthy "luch beautilul act· McBride Speaks between arrowheads facing in opo. possibility of a first year co1Jrse 01 ing and direction. However, Bryn polite directiora, is a fact of per. developed jointly by two or more Kennedy Explains Mawr and Haverford have a unique ception rather th�n the supposed of thele departments. The place At S. Gov. Clinic capacity for "saving" plays, �nd error of' judgment. uf psychology in relation to this 3lthoueh "Foolish Notion" haa its The Student Government Clinic Chinese Problems Figural after·effect, those phan- requirement is to be po�tponed for share of very foolish dialoeue, of the NSA, which is headed by omena by which the .ubject, hav- ror discussion next year. Rhoadl Showcase, March 22. It is not, like "An Inapector Calls", Ann Seldeman, Is holding a panel ing lfixated a line curved to the The requirements in English Speaking at an informal discus plot si clever and sus- discussion on "'Student Govern Composition, Philosophy, Litera- hopeless: ill Continued on lIion after lunch instead of ad 2 penaeful, and It I charactera aTe ment: Relation to the !College pale ture, and Science are to be contin Ita dressing the college as originally aufficiently 'unformed' to give act- Community", in Goodhart on the ued. All "substitute requiremenll planned, Dr. Georre Kennedy of ors opportunity to interpret them evening of Wednesday. March 28. are to be aboliahed: that is, the Yale University answered quel Dr. R. Wittkower '" they wtah. There will be thTee short speeches "readlng course" for science tions about: the situation In China. The two outstandine perform- followed ,by & discu_ion period. majors, the unit substituted for The Chinue people, be said, tbink anees were Marjorie Low's u So· The speakers the evening will To Speak on Art first year philosophy by philoso- of that anything would be better than phie, and Brooks Cooper's al Hor- be MilS MciBrkle: Mr. William Nel Continued on Pare • what they have been getting in Dr. Rudolf Wittkower. of the aUo Wing. Marirle brought out all son WQt, a trustee at lHavedord; "the way of government from the University of London. will give the the comic implicatloDS of tbi. play and IIr.Ralph Du�aD, an und�r Chiang administration. and there next 'Art Seriei Lecture in Good. Fr. Club to Stage in her .ubtle. delicioul way. TM graduate at St. JOl6ph's. Each will fore support the Communlats. One hart on Wednesday, April 13, at "Oh the dear .boy shouldn't have" .peak on the point at view towat'd -of the listener. pointed out that 8:80, on "Bernini at the Court of moment with the roses, the "teU Student Government Inculcated iJ, the Chinese Communists have dil Louis XlIV'·. A Reader in the His· Modern 'Antigone' his Excellency just one ....ord, 'Dis- his or her particular 'POIition. terent political ideals from the tory of the Cla.ssical Tradition In cretion'" and a'bove all the crad!- The Student Government prell. AnUrone. a modern tragedy Soviet .Communists. in that the Art in the Wallburg Institute, Uni ing of the 'broIlIe urn of 'her 'late' dent.a of twenty-ilve coUege. ha.. by Jean Anouilh, will be given by former want only the basic in versity of London, Dr.Witbkowftr hu.band'. uhes was done rwlth au� ben invited. alonr with their vari the French Club this spring: in the dustries to be nation&Uzed, and the has written on Michaelanrelo snd perb comic delicacy. Brooks Coo- oua campus officers, and one hun. Skinner Worklhop on AlIrU 8, and TeSt left to private control.It has Bernini and. In his mOlt rec.nt per.is a delight on any atage; his dred and &fty delerale' to the l .. t in Philadelphia on April 13. been the United State.' .upport work, on "British Art and the Med . ContJnued on pa,e • NSA convention. ______• Geny Wallburg is cast as Antig� '-- CHUa'*' OIl pa,e % iterrane&n." one, with Francine duPleasix as Ia , mene, Fred Exton &a Creon, Mich Chaperons and Wine In Rooms 4Eat None of It'·S. Speaks Well ael Barrett as Hemon, and Lee Ha ring as the Chorus. The other Vanish From Bryn Mawr Rules On Drowned Mice, Rankest Smell parla are those of: the nurae. Claireve Grandjouan; the page, by Elisabeth NelkIo" '51 ious exreption to this universal by Pula Slrawhecker '52 LECI'URE ()()M}{tEN'TS Iaekie MacMillan; the meuen.er, Where, oh where, h .. the ehap. chaperon law, however. "Students 'W�11Iam h.. taken the words (.PIURELY HYPO'I1HETlCAL) John Davidson; three guestt, Skip eron eone? She baa ....ni.hed from unchape.ronea Ihan Dot lunch or -out of our mouths ... ZoundsT r waa never so be- BecKley .Walter Sangree and Paul the earth, and, more important, she dine with men in town. Broad GEMS FROM 1UIE SMOKER thunrp'd with words . . . Mo.es; Eurydice, Nancy Riley; and hal also disappeared from the Street Statlon is excepted." What I have not: slept: one wink. Kin. 101m, 11, � the prologue, Jacques van den Heu Self-Gov rwe., where, at the turn the formen of this particular rule CYDlbeUne: III, 4, He drawetb out the thread of 'tel. of the century, she was omnipru. were thinldnr I, open to CODjec. I have no other but a werman's !'ta bis vellboslty finer than the staple Claireve Grandjouan is directlnr ent .•. ".tudents shall not recein ture. !Men in rooms mu.t be son: of his arpment. the play and Barbara Bentley, men • .,exceptlng member! of their watehed-men in Bro.d Street 1 thfnk him 10. because I thlDk: him LOTI', Labor LoI.. : V, 1 president 01 the French Club, i. own families (this excluded cous- Station don't need to be watched. a., I pause for a reply. produelnc It. Stage manager il Ins, who, it wes decided. did not The poaslbilitiea this line of of 'f' • - Two GenUellleD of Verou, IV... JaUa ClaeIar: m, 2 ConUaued 011 Page J belong to the family) In theiT .tOO- thinking are endlell. I am slow of rtad,.. BIOUl!GY 101 les without the preaenee ot a cha- Ken teem to have been the chlel " "Student.. shall not go. pre-occupation Se1f-Gov In A Ml...... N�·. Dr.. : 1,2 RUlILlAR LAB QUO'l\A11[ONS Calendar peron. in. of lG03. O. wbat men dol what men The rank. .t c6mpound of 'til the evenlne, eitber to placu of e.n- "No men'. clothes shall be wom dare w .....y. oM.rela za may dol wh&t "'en daily do. not lainou .meU that ever offended tertainment, or on the tralna. with· on the c.mpUi or in. the pubUe 8:15 p. m. Dr. Bernheimer, knowing what the, do! nOltril. out a chaperon." But what hap- part of the haU., .t any time, on German Art, Library 1. Ado About pened on tM hla' week.nds? There wlthoat belnl' completely conrad." lIaet. Nodalal: lV, 1 Merry Wh'. of WbHIIcw: nI, 5 8:80 p.m. Ji. Jean Bnmeau of must ha'Ye an awful In other words. wur two layer. He thinl too much; lucb men Eye of 1Mwt and toe troc, oltJ"ean-Pau!Sarll'e ,W7DdJaam,. been ahort&a'e of dan.. rou. Wool and toDIIU' doC. of chaperons. Ma,ba they could clotheL .Ah well, an7tlrtnc fw u.. are 01. bM of 8:30 'P. m. Student GoYen .. a..ar: 1, 2 1 do double, 01' 8ftII ThIJ tak'.. ]:1; lall II.""': IV, .. eDt �l Dbc Good triple dDtJ. 2t.ll�. cutaiD.l7 coul4a', --. _, e'Yen ... been the ot be for tIM! __01..ton. - " .... 1 I will kII1 _ • _""" ban. orilin do""...... A PI'I •• JrlIcWa .... : I, 1 01" ...... • tIM dolo. TIM", b tor- """"... .. P ....

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THE COLLEGE NEWS Current Events Common Room, Mar. 21.-The FOUNOED 1914 IN , purpose of the Hoover Commission. Chorus Offers Models SCC Chairman Upholds explained Dr. Wel)s, is to coordin Publlahed e,kl,. durin&' the Collere Year (UCIopt dunne w ThalIu· ate and reorganize the varioul de· elvin... ChMetl1l'" and Eafter hollda:ra. an durin.... arnlnat!on wMILI) For Criticism New Curriculum in the Int.,...t of Bryn Mawr Coll.. _ at th Ardmo,. PrinUnr Comp&A1. partments and agencies under the A.fdmore, PL, end Bt)"D ),I,,,,, Collqe. By NEWS Requirement President into a chain of command To the Editor: with the President at the top and The CoUe,_ N,we � full,. protected by oopyrlabt. Hothlnr that To the Editor: We are enclosing for your edifi 'PlMa", In It may b. reprinted either ",boU,. or In part without Ptr your editorial of the department secretaries next. rn.'-Ion th. Edltor-In-Chlet. In reponse to of cation a copy of the criticism by the last week, the Student Curriculum The office of PreBldent needs William Smith, music critic of the to cope with the Editorial Board Committee would like to draw at- to 100 strengthened. Philadelphia Evening Bulletin, tenUon to the faculty vote on towering administrative atructure EMILY TOWNSEND, 'SO, written about lut Friday's concert. - EJilor-i".chie! Changes in the Curriculum. AI- eonsisting of nine departments and EE BLAJKIE FOR.SYTH, We think it. shows an interesting ANNE GIl T, 'SO, Co�y 's 1, MakIN" thou&,h a requirement in Social sixty-two agencies under itl au· GWYNNE WILLIAMS, 'SO comparison to the purported criti de HANNA HOLBOR N, 'SO, Malu-lIp Science or History haa been intro- thority, laid Dr. Wells. The A ELISABETH cism in last week's NEWtS. For fu· JO N McBIlIDE, 'J 2 NELlOOW. 'J I Juced, the amount of elective work partmentl are also in need of re ture policy, we suggeat that the re· n tOo r'emalns substantially the same, visio ; more authority given Stair to Editorial porter aasigned cover concerti be and Jince all '*substitute requirements" agency heads under se<:retaries ANN ANTHONY, 1 JANE. ROLLEIt., one who 11 familiar with music and 's 's 1 have been aIbolished. would resolve much of the inter· BETrY BElUFELD, I JANE AUGUSTINE, '52 the art of critieism. Since most 's The poll taken hy the Student departmental "red tape" and mix· JOANNA SEMEL, '12 LINDA BEITMAN, 'J2 of the students at .Bryn Mawr Curriculum Committee indicated ups. ]ACQUEUNE EUtEl.IAN, 'u JULIE ANN ]eHNsoN. '12 form their judament of chorua con. , Ila the only stronr o'bje<:tion to a CLAlJ.E LtACHO""TZ, '$2 BETTY LEE, '12 certa from the NEWS rather than requirement in the !fteld of Social \ T - EwM.Y CAOWALADU, 'S2 BAABARA jOIlLSON, 'S2 from attendance, it is very impor· D Foss ds Science further limitations of elee- r l..JCa Fr.ANCINE DUPLESSIX, 'S2 CAAOUNE S�,UTHI 'S2 tant to preaent a fair and Intelli . tlves. In the Committee's opinion PAULA SnAWHECA.EA, 'S2 gent aaseasment. the ipresent plan of the faculty alb- I R e Ii· Ta lk Kathryn Geib • gIOUS era viates this difficulty. H, however Stall'...... Ph Sally Loomis there are questions or au"�tions Dr. Martin FOil, leading the Re- LYNN LEWlS, '49, Chi�f .1 conce.rning this IIlan. any member lirious Diacuasion in the Common. lU.s&JND, 'SO LAuaA"Wmn.ow. 'fO The following is reprinted from ]OSBPHINB of the 'Committee (namel are post- Room, March 16, on the subject. ... Board t.he fhiladelphia Bulletin! Busln ed on the Curriculum Commif� "The Value of Institutionalized ELEANOIl OTTo, 'J I, A choral coneert presented on Al/verlising Ma''''gtr Bulletin .Board in Taylor) will·be Religion," brought out the fact. MADE.LElNE BLOUNT, Friday night in Goodhart Hall, 's I, BJUiMn MII,.aget happy to hear opinionl. tha.t there never illaa been a reli- Bryn Mawr College, merits reeog TAMA $cHENIt, 'J2 MARY Lou PRICE, 'St Sincerely, gion without form, by definlnr it nltlon as one of the .season's genu· GUCE FJllEDMAN, 'S2 MAkY KAy LACIlJUTZ, 'St Jean Ellis, '49 as "a unique relationahlp between. inely distinctive musical event•. Chairman God and man, a living and dynamic Beard The performance engaged the Subocription Student Curriculum Committee movement. which il exprelsed in BAIlBAJ.A LIGHTFOOT, Bryn Mawr College Chorus and the 'SO, Mlln/J8er prayer." EDI!!. Princeton University Glee Club, MAsoN JiAM, 'SO SUll K..E.u..EY, '49 Religion, Dr. Foal dee1ared" with Robert L. Goodale and J. Mer Arts Night Producers ALLY Lou HACKNEY, '49 EoYTHll LA� '4' needs diacipline and organization. rill Knapp as conductors. The 1M) M.u.Joam PIrrBuoN, 'SlPENNY GREENOUGH, 'SO Ask College However, there is alwaYI the dan· '10 GRETCHEN GAEBF.LEIN, \toicee of the comtbined grOUPI sanr FAANCE.S PUTNEY, 'SO Support ger that, with institutionalized re a capella a aetting of Latin texts MARY KAy LAcn.rn, 'Sl ligion, the ritual will lose aight 01 from the I..menlationa of Jere To t.he Editor: its spiritual goal. For the past three years the Sub•..:ription, $2.7S Mailing price, $l.10 mJah by the contemporary Argen whole student body has pooled all SubscripriOJU may begin at any time tinian compoaer, A�rto Ginu ten. their ereative and artistic resources Dr. Kennedy Speaks E nurtd U KCOnd clUI matter at the Ardmore, Pa., Pt'lSl Oifiu The akilHully conltructed work to produce Arta Night. Arts Night On Chinese Situation Under Act of Coagraa Augwt 24, 1912 made a deep impression with ita attempta to present a sampling ______------pare 1 I � � ---- tonal and melodic substance and of what illa. been done in the field Continued from of the artistic use of "modern" har of music, drama, art, and dance Ole Nanking government which has caused Miss Park Returns monic and Intervallic devicea. The thru the year. Participation ia the anti·Americ.an feel work was given its local premiere open to all those who wlah to eon- ing now prevalent in a large part� It was a delight, a pleasure, and an inspiration to hear and aa far &a is known, ita initial tribute. of China, Dr. Kennedy declared. This year due to the crowded Elaborating this point, Dr. Ker).•. Miss Pa.k last Friday. President McBride. in introducing performance in the United States. schedule The choral groups also were it was Inadvisable to give nedy said that the Chinese COI)h her, said that she always felt Miss Park's presence to "com· heard In music .by the late 18th t.he performance in Goodhart. As munish are poor propagandlata to. an alternative, Arts this country, and have failed to. plete" the college. It did. The Assembly, and Miss Park's Century composer and American Night il to be riven In the Cornelia Otia make us underatand what their speech in particular, proved be the most impressive and Revolutionary patriot, William to Skinner Workahop, goal actually is. Dr. Kennedy be_ Billings; David Diamond. Bach,and Friday, April enjoyable college event of the year. 22nd. This necesaltated a reduc. Iieves that this group really haS;. Randall Thompson, and in two tion in the scope of the perform· the good of the country at heart., The Assembly gave us a sense of what Bryn Mawr is, clever "catches" (rounds) by Hen· ry Purcell. anee, but we. hive accepted that ·which the Nanking government. what it can be. and what it is trying to do. It made us feel as I challenge to make this year's I did not. Aata Night the best in quality The food supply has been poor· proud of the college, of its administration and faculty; we The following is reprinted from if not quantity. in northern China, particularly In were proud of Miss Park and of the fact that she is associat the New York Herald Tribune: We are writing this letter the cities, where lahoren and stud·. The Bryn Mawr College Chorua to en- ed with Bryn Mawr. Her was in all respects sound. courage all those, particularly ents do not have the energy to. speech and the Princeton Univenity Glee Freshman, who may not know of accomplish anything. [n the rural courageous, and realistic; the ideals put forward were tern· Club were heard in concert Satur Arts Night, to come and help us areas, there is enough to eat, al pered by humor and penetrating insight. day night at the Hunter College make it a bang-up perfonnance.· though Lhe food is not of the best. Playhouse. Robert J. Goodale con . The most outstanding tbing, perhaps, about Miss Park's Sincerely, quality. Lastly, there is a complete, ducted the Bryn Mawr Chorus, speech, was her statement that modern education must be re· Dory Chambers, '50 Bus. Mgr. weariness of war in China, nnd a� while J. Merrill Knapp directed Luelle Mahieu, '49 Director coalition government which can, built, Uno matter how revolutionary the foundations will have the Princeton men. The pr�gram Naney Blackwood, '51 minimize factlonl is wbtlt Chinal to be." In that attitude were refteoted some of the finest tra· ineluded music by Billings, Pur· Publicity now needs. ditions of Bryn Mawr-traditions of progressive 8'cholarship cell Diamond, Bindemith, Randall Evil Insects lutimidate, Thompson, and Alberto Ginestera. --- and service, of constructive thought and action. As presi Insult, Unnerve . Kohl The Bryn Mawr Chorus is a Dr --er D;'cltSses dent. Miss Park was in large part responsible for the devel· Audiences auave, full-bodied group, pure in Figural After-eDects opment these traditions. As President-Emeritus, she is of tImbre and rich in color. Like the Dear Editor: Continued from page l' contributing to them still. Princeton Club, and like all ama- I attend Current Events lectures . left, when next fixating a atralght. teur choral aocietiea in general, an th e mmonCo Room. Until last line sees it aa curved to the right,. they tend to become a bit explo- week I arrived on time and was . were first noted In an experiment HarmODl) Of Spheres slve w hen making wide Interval tortunate enough to secure a place by Professor Gibson in 1988. That. .kips, but their work was never on one of the couches. Thi. Mon. We have heard a depressing rumor that the NEWS is vision is cortical rather than retinal wit.h out .pirit and style. day even!nr, arriving one seeond has been discovered by Dr. Kohler, working in opposition to the Chorus, which arises, we think, Fine balance between ban and too late, 1 aat on the floor _ or 10 that effectl ean 'be more eaally from confusion as to NEWS' policy of music criticism and its tenor choi1'l, ringing aonority and rather, I lQuirmedl observed by the .ubject if he fix·. real unity of execution I heard later that the lecture _attitude.toward_th oros' choice of music. We understand marked ..:...--' o a", te",-s the inspection object wi, �th!!..!1on", .. th..... ol the Prineetc:m--Glee wu inteft8tinl': I wisb-l-co,nk +' and appreciate the Chorus' position: Its· purpos�to �Iifg work- eye, and the test object, the. Club in its major effort, Thomp. have coneentrated on itl But when work 'experimentally' ,in the field modern music rather straight line which' appears oppo ..- of .on's "Quis Mutta Gracilis." And one looks down and sees bugs than to confonn solely to popular opinion and tsste. itely curved, with the oth4rT. The, this setting of a HOl'8tian Ode crawlinr up and down one's lega, it same effect. are found to be tru'· We, representing the audience, would like to state our represented the cOlD,])Oser at hili Is rather diffteult. When one be. in three dimensional experiments,. position also. Althoull'h the main job of the NEWS' critic is beat. Bannonleally simple, with a cornea curious, and cautiously picks thus proving that vision In the . to judge how the is sung•• he also has the right to give firm tonal center, the work creates up the edge of what paaaes for a music third plane is not IlJeamed." its tensiona rhythm..lc&lly through rue to find layer upon layer of her opinion the program a. a whole. Our objection to Bryn .11. Baving assumed that the Muller of elided oatinato and accented ap- hideous bUis, lonr thin white Mawr'. portion of the last concert is that the mu.ic 1a<:ked _ Ly phenomena wu an illuston, porlatura. These in turn are verfishes, little black bugs all e.r earlier experimenters 'Proved that variety. In that all the songs seemed to emphasize 'idea' rath coupled with a variety of dramatic kinds wrigrling in and out of the ea- e ks _ by practice it could be correctly er than the varied color and tones of voices in four parts. italica: whispering, hollow floor cr c the lituation Is not aeen. KohJer continued the repe-. Also, an entire program of sholt, unfamiliar pieces a dencea and continual shifts in conducive to concentration. is tition until the suibject aaw a neg-. choir textures. [t is good theater [therefore propoae _ not more strain, not a p1euure to an audience. ative error, thus proving that the· . from fint to last. furniture, for the decor of the We would like more big works, and though we .hudder so-ulled error in judgment Wat; The program conc.luded with Common Room i. attraetive, and ratber a fact in pe!ception. to diaplay the conventional tsote of the common audience. we Ginestera'a "lementatiolll of Jere- not fewer people in the audience would weloome a little more of the clasaieal, for lnatance miah," a pedunetory settini which for Currents Events.. (altho escapecl, being forewarned. aU.,.. that may - a l0III. of the PureeD aiiilt'aleitnna PMnceton aan., which is ltMll with voei1ise (sic) in be the result) but YOur, tTuly, It.. faUun to use t.extaal a,nable, thoroUCh de10uslDI or at least ao .. lulled to ....m.n·. voices. much the aame Job, AnonymoUil ell Too of !dod 1II0re for than rieh me10dk em- an Inveltlaatlon. Thoacb ma,be P.S. 1 cnJeUy ltepped on aU.the" of mualc .. IIlOIl

• THE , COLLB4E NEWS Pa,e Three Ca reers, Pyramid Club, Politics . The Observer Dra-l\lu Will Perform "La Traviata" April 11 Discussed on Radio Bull Session Spedally contributed by On the nigbt. of April lll.h, the By Joanna Semel. '52 her subUe mention that "There are Edie Ma80n Ham, '50 all negro Dra·Mu Opera Company other Aorts of gambling in college is coming 1"0 Goodhart to do a per_ The 1'&011 local lett. Bryn Mawr 1 come into the room, still a lit. -remember those little beta on the formance of La Tr... iata in con lllat Weaneaday afternoon with siz: tle dizzy from the heat. of my games in the smoker cert. form. Thia company, under lJl'yn lrtll.wr �1r11 aboard - Oyo I" Hittin censorable territory early morning shower, and prepare the musical direction of Henry EI tlltli Lovejoy. (;ornelia Perkins, I' there, Cinny, at the suggestion of to read Matthew Arnold until ten ken and the over.all guidance of luI.lustla Clleremeteff, B I a i n e program director Mrs. Miller, quietly Raymond L. Smith, has &,Iven JuarJta, Jane AUlustine, and Jo o'clock. My roommate sits started us off on another track. severnl performances at the Acad Ilnna l:Iemet - woo were to record at. her desk. 1 will be able to read emy of Music, and hna connec a c,mpus hull leuioR, over It a whole essay before clall. U tion with the college. Pearl Ed� ::it.&tton for transcription W<..:AU NEWS Elecliolll almost like being at home what munds sings wit.h them. l)l:Ioturouy morning at 10:80. with the sounds of vacuum clea - - After La . Traviata, the Pro once seated, lanny Lovejoy a8 The NEWS announcea with kofieff "000-00-0000, I'm only " human ballet One Among Ua. will moderator threw in a provocat.ive pleasure the election of five new be given. Students, faculty, and stAtement on career versus mar members to the Editorial Staff: ucin g." The quictneaa of my room friends of the college are all wel riage. l'erky staunchly defended Emmy Cadwalader, Francine du mate has been ihe quiet.ness of come, at t'leasix, Barbara Joelson, Caro j ,1.20 � WOfuen in the home aeainlt re agony. line Smith, and ula Straw peated attacks from Jane, with her Pa "You know what I have to d01" "i'm gomg t.o write, have a home, heeker, aU of '62. Spring comes to Rhoads. she asks. "Today 1 have to stew a career, and au c.hUdren-ob yes, French Club Will Give about t.hat speech and Tuesday 1 and a husband." Katusha kept. r& ------What about fraternities and so I A.,wuilh'8 "Antigone" mmding UI of "the woman bending have to stew about a mid-semes rorities? I'They're bad as part of over the kit.chen link," and Elaine Last ter. And Wednesday 1 have to do Continued from page I the American scene," from Elaine. reiterated Nighters the psychological effect by Linda Dettman something for Mias and Thurs :'Tbey're a haven for novices in '52 K. Dave Tbomas; publicity is beio, upon the man: "Alter all, he must. large universities . . Take Cal," day ... handled by Betty-Bri&,ht Page. be made to feel superior." Thomas Mitcbell's new comedy, from J'8ne. "And cate&,orically On it. gocs. 1 take a readin, po Kippy Mueller is in charge of "The Biggest Thief in Town" is n P1ramid Clubs speaking, they're bad," was Perky's siLion. Walt a fcw minutes, Mat makeup, and Nancy Riley and riotoul story an undertaker's The Pyramid cluba moved us contribution. Cinny illuatrated her o.f thew 01' boy. Helen Goldberg are doing the co,, nexL Vespite the insistence that viewa with her aister at Cornell, struggle against. his own honesty. "What abo ut you.r physics prob t.umes. tnere were moral issues involved, and we were almost. sidetracked It opened here in Pbiladelphia lems ?" 1 say heartlessly. The English version of Anti&, .K..Iltusha's suceinct. statement 01 "Oh yeah, t.hat. t.oo," and she one is now lbeing done in London there, until we hit upon a solution Mareh 14 for a week'.a en,aeem.ent t.he problem, " U you give the dol -entar.ging the club system, .0 Iinka into a head-in-hands position wit.h gl'eat. success, SLarring Vivien before opening in New York. iar, now are you going t.o get home people would be judaed not on which is good tor t.en minutes' sil Leigh as Antigone, and La ure nce Thomaa Mitchell, a smaU town next weekend 1", despite Cinny's what. they are, but what they like ence. Olivier us the Chorus. It also tha II facts and finite aeries, and others and do. undertaker, il waiting with I read locial crit.icism and then, played in New Yerk fow yeara paasing the buck, 'Perk won wit.h We chose a political topic next, rest of the town for the millionairl! suddenly .feeling uneasy, look up ago, starring Katherine Cornell; into the blank eyes of my room during the war, it was a great sue· Socialist Britain, Koatuaha brou,ht swindler who haa bis mansion roars o laughter into the hereto mate. She comes to. cess in France. f, to .f\naUy die and is hoping there Antigone Dr. Martin Foss lore io1lS diacussion with "the "What. iii it t.hat. &,081 on in is a modern interpre m vainly that he, instead of a bigger multi-millionairea of the gay nine there 1" she aays, beating her head tation of tragedy and is bein&, done may To .LeadChapel ties - and David Millord - Haven Uenver firm, get the luneral. Nith the palm of her hand. She by the French Club in the oririnal selling radiators." (She's still not l:Us· daughter is in love with a ne'er has pulled hersell t.o&,ether enough French, \\1th no scenery and mod The 01 U r ar a ern col't.umes. Chapel Committe nde sure that.'s what be sella). do-well, and the money ia needed. to st t copying philosophy pap- and announced today that Dr. " Men at Last His friends, Dr. Jay Stewart, IIlay , Martin Foss, Professor 01 Philoso "I want a thick�pointed pen," sh!!i Men were our final topic - and ed hy Walter Abel, the newspaper phy at. Haverford will speak hen continues. the longest. We each professed our at the Sunday Chapel Service on man Horton Paige, played by Ru.. 1 start nervously. Why docs she ide-al type, heard Elaine extol the April 10. I1)r. Foas conducted Cha Brown, and the revinlist drurlrist want. that .. My unhappy brain sees virtues of older men, Jane the dif pel aervices here fust semester, a t.hick.. barreled pen with long ferent attributes of western and Sam Wilkins, Rhya Williams, are when he spoke on myatlciam in sharp point. Murder1 Suicide ? wst Wednesday the Bryn Mawr eastern men, Katusha claiming hoping with their friend, the un· Christianity. Ah no, simply to appear distill· Vrsinus swimming meet was held in that nothing could ,top Princeton derta.ker, Hert 1:lutcbins. These guished. Matt.hew Arnold contin tigers,Perk trying hard to be neu� Our pool. Bryn MaWr won with !l four men�s parla are played with ues, very sane, very organized. Characters Outlined tral, but clinging to the Harvard &Core ot 40 to 17. The 40-yd. tree tremendous humor and conviction "1 don't know-w-w," she inter type in the end, and afterwards Of GerouId Judges and carry rupts in anguish. "Oh hell, 1 don't style was won by Bucon; Herrman 3 regretful about her rash statement throughout the not·too care," and she- Write, feverishly c&me· in I.hird. Bacon also took the SpeciaUy contributed b1 tnat "The Princeton type is abom now plot and a-ituations. with her fine-pointed pen. Warren Florence Hitebeoek inable," Someone mentioned the 40 yd. backst.roke with Pace Swift Matthew, Matthew, are our ua· numerical proportions of men to coming in second. Betty Dempwoll As a reminder of the approach tUres complete 1 Where is ri ght women in Alaska; then we dis The first. act moves very quickly broke the pool record for the 40 yd. ing deadline for the Gerould con relllon? cussed the advisability of travell� with very funny dialo,ue, sec teat, the Alumnae Office haa pro the "Oh this is ghuUy, how ghastly breast stroke. Sally Howella ftn across two continenti in search of vided the NEWS with thumbnail ond act is leu swift and less fun can you leU - Damnation," and ished second in the breast .troke. a .busband. We never did reach a sketches of the committee : ny, hut .till and the third act then bit.ter laughter. She doesn'l. Owens and Rotch took ttnt. and conclusion, but closed the "Bull good, Josephine Young Case, A. B. aaain gives IbriUiant and care any more. Session" when the five lreshmen JlACe a third in the diving, and Laidlaw, 1928, Chairman of the Commit.tee, And 10, t.here is the professor. asked Cinny, the only upperclau wonderful scene in which Willdn. Dempwolf, and Dean won the med· is the aut.hor of "At Midnight on See how he leaves Taylor Tower man, what ahe thought of college "prays" the dying man back and ley relay. A team consisting of the 3:1,t of. March", "Written in and walks squarely across the men. S,nd" and "Freedom Farm". [n forth between death and life with green. Dean, Laidlaw, Herrman, and Ba She judicially replied, ''"They're private life ahe is the wife of Dr. equal vigor and eothusia.m. "I will hand thia in now. I will con won the freestyle relay. Everett N. Case, President Col all nice," and we stopped. of 'l'hrou&,hout, Mi�hell lliaya hi. role not proofread it.--I will stick it in Bryn Mawr was alao succe ssful Kate University ; the mother o! Ii his office without. his seeing me." WIth the pathetic humor that �t beating Penn in badminton on daughter and three sons; and :l. "You will have to go awfully makes t-he audience ' ull'' lor him the same day. member of the Board of Directors R.M. AirsVi ews 'll faat to get there ahead of him," I at The chus volley baU gamel have 01 Bryn Mawr College. even when they are laul"hiD&" tell her, sensible like M. Arnold. �'axed hot. and Curious, sparked by Elinor Parker him. .Abel i. conalatently helpful "He "StoPI for his mail," she lays On Atlantic Pact an unusually enthusiastic Gradu Upon the resignation of Doro own a loftily and leavlM. and encourarin&" and Br il m On Wednesday evenine, March ate team. The final and i portant thy Meserve Kunhardt, Miss Elin .she il back almost instantane po rait the editor of a wWl 16, Alice Mitchell and Julie Boyd perfect. rt of playoff be. next Tuesday after. or M. Parker, A. B. 1927, consent wbo 10n&,11 ously. She huddles herself unhap ined DoD Smit.h .mall town newspaper noon at 5:30 when the Freshman ed to serve on the Committee. She of Bryn M .. wr jo pily in a chair. be William Allen White. A tea.m and t.he Grads wiU nrh' had editorial experience with and Bill Nary of Villanova to dis· to I haa nor characters, Bober� "Well?" say. cuss the Atlantic Pact over thb Of the mi for the championship. The Grads Charlea Scribner', Sons, is assist,.. "Why do t do these things, why .&eaalck, playing Buddy Gwynne, beat the Seniors 57·20 and the ant manager of their New York Villanova radio station. The hall· do theae things she moans. ro witb I do 1" hour broadcaat seemed very 'hort t.be no-rood dancer " in " Sophomores 56-22. The Freshman Book Store has recently pub. g ApparenUy she made herself and cia\l&lhter, outataodinr haa to the participants, who, once Hut.chins' ia A team beat the Freshman B team lishe a book, "Cooking for One". too clear In this paper. "Maybe d by his defiant. face, manner, warmed up, abandoned the ALlan and in a very close game, 31-30. Tbe She edited the Bryn Mawr Song- he'll never see she omforta �, faTor- word and is the imaCe of the boy -U:," Fr"hman A,'also have to thell' ....k")l" bll.h.d In 1930, t·ie--PaeHn· of· theories of herself. put it in a very incon .----lb parents just don't approve of, "I credit a win over the Juniors, .7- The third and only male mem.ber their owo. Witb four individual spicuous place." were, c The aet, done by Leo Ken, i, 21. In the playoff of ttte losing of the Committee needs no intro ists present, tbere at oune, She mou.rns gently and read very clever; the parlor of the un I teams the Sophomores won. duction to the readers of tbe Col four separate t.heses under discus· distractedly until t.he bell rinls. own a o dertaker's establishment with one The Varsity basketball team op lege New.. He is Frederick W. lion--ea.ch one by its dv ,Then we go to a ten o'clock clan cater. Tbe general consensus, wall that i. tran.parent when posed Swarthmore here at Bryn Thon who haa contributed so much aa if . . . as !f the hour from nine that. a there i. a li,ht behind it ahowin&, Mawr at 4:00 Inst Friday alter to the drama at Bryn Mawr, howtlver, was world aecur to ten )'ere just any old hour. the embalming room, the llrht noon. Swarthmore won t.he &,ame, through hi, teaching, his coaching ity pact should be formed, with working through the from the millionaire', estate, show- with a score ot 63.28. Swarth of student productions and hil suc. countries in&' he still lives, abinilll throuah ____ mOTe'&. Jecond team won alao vdth cessful venture of last year, The Uni� Nations, not outlld. of it. 1 i t.he transom, the sky and poor Bernheimer to Give a score of 30�Z4. Bryn .Mawr Colle&'e SUl1'\mer Thea Ideaily, the members of the d tcus &nd sion thought there should be an building around ,howing over the Playoffs in the class baaketball tre. He represents the Englisb Gerluan Club Lecture partially open roof. games will come next week. So Department on the Gerould Com attempt to Implement the cba.r.ter r d Though the characters are fairly Dr. Bernheimer, of the Hist-oty lar the Freshman A team has won mittee. by establishing a wo l police common types in rather st.oek sit. o rt Department, will &'1ve an lour games. lost one; the Fresh ,------;tforce. However, they realised the A impracticability of such a plan in uation., nevertheless Dalton Trum open German Club Lecture on man B team has won one, lost "German three. The Sophomore m Enrare_e.nt the lace of present east-west an bo bas wribte.n a pl., that it u Art", Wednesday eve- A tea has tremely amusinr and f n ning at 8:15 in Libr� 1. is won four, 10lt one. The S9pbomore - tagoni!m. �ite aac.i K team Deirdre Delaney, '61 ViJlanova holds these broadeasts atinr and interest holdinr. Direct talk, which will be given in Enr- B hal lost tour. The Juniota twice . month, discussing various ed by Human Sbumlln, "The BiC Ifah, will concern the hiitoric.1 de- have won two, lost three, and the to nl •• [ , questions with different schools; ceet. Tbief in Town" adda up to a ve.lopment lAd characteristics of Se on have two wins, two 10SM Gr ..... Joseph P. Bannon this was the first one in which Tery enjoyable theatre ., .. nine, !f German art u eompered with that The ad, have on the two pOle. they played. Bryn Mawr has participat.ed. not a maaterpiece. at otbet hropeu eou&rieL ______,______...2, I , Pare Four THE COLLEGE NEWS

SkiU and Imagination Shakespeare Quizzed Park Maku E"po.ee Actors Interpret Barry Workman Fellow.hip. FWled in Counterpoint On Bliud Dales, Orals 01 Dean 01 Apo.tle With Humor aod Style Go to Habib and �farti" Continued from Pare 1 Continued from Pale 1 Continued frOID Pale 1 Continued from Page 1 Continued from Pale 1

tereatinr effect of aordid frozen fifty waYi. .umption 01' 'Public re.ponsibHity. Wal a thoroughly imaginative in Valuation." At Harvard ahe hopea A. You Uke It: V, 1 terpretation of a thoroughly imag tenaion; Lbo incluaion 01 art work Apool4lleLiDl< to confer with Professor Lewis Off wit.h hia head! &Ii a CounterpOint policy il a pleal With illustrations own Inative old man; the bit wit.h tbe himself. She also plana to atudy King Richard In: w, f, from btu- ant innovation. experJence In the administration, Highland :Lallie (Sheila Tat.nall) Arabic philosophy aa related to ORkUl poetry, was enchanting. Aristotle, and writes. feel that O[ the undergraduate l! we should fail t of Simmons, Radcliffe, and Bryn "I Lee H&ring's Jim Hapgood and a Marcia Morrie' l'he Alodern Sprin, M.a.cbeth: ., 7 Mawr, Misa Park showed t.be evof this field would open up for me This the third time; I hope Joan .Gale's Florence nenny were by fur t.he mOIL direct. appeal, a tltlon of "deanehips" and the diver· top\(: of lifetime interest." Her had difficult. parts: Lee's four Jim Hap pleasant IUrPrile good luck lies in odd numbers . , . is with ita freah aity of re.ponaibility wMc h a col enthusiasm for this aubject manipula Aleuy Wives of Wlnd8Ol': goods seem to ,me insufficiently and strong rhyt.hmic V, 1 owing largely to her work at the lege dean m�t aasume. .Aa the varied: unfortunately he did not fl,ut two It.anzaa are el Piteous they wi ll look, like tions-the Institute of Advanced Studie. at drowned mice. "accredited apostle of conciliati on" look the part.-eertainly not. "al· pecially rood. Royal Francia Henry Part she �orm.s a link ibetween .faculty most. forty." Poor mue-up was Princeton University. Shepard" 1.)0& in Lile Nilht. is " IV, 1: I, 2 Take the hint partly reapom,ble for t.his too Mias Martin graduated from nice piece of intuitive, aympa�het,.. and atudenta, keeps bereelf jnJorrn at , Which my despair proclainu. youthful effect. However, his easy, ic wri�ing, alLhough it. auffen cd on the individual etudent as well Barnard College In 1947 and receiv natural handling of the part made art.ificial phrasing. Antony and Cleopat.ra: Ill, 2 moment, [rom al the atudent community, takes ed her M.A. at Bryn Mawr laat Color. ON Su.sT�.AlNCE it convincing. Joan Gale's part waa Clarlna PlatL', NJ,hL year. She is a fellow in Romance A sorry breakfast ..• p&rt in faculty decisions and gives perhaps the moat. difficult. Flor ,haw. a auong &eMe of color and Henry V, Part information to both faculty and ence Denny-the nice, inconspicu Languages at Bryn Mawr tor the pattern. Lucy Turl1buU'. SUeIl ll: I, f, Welcome, one mesa ia like to b� OUI Idend-was played by Joan year 194.8-1949 and intends to use Aloon.l la a very nkely exprea.aed etudents. your cheer. with admira:ble .weelnen and 'Sim her award to study in Italy aa pre� and imaginative conceit, although Something is rotten ... What Makes A Deanl plicity. paration for teaching the Italian the las� line acelll8 to jar the mood Hamlet, I. Jeanne Pieri could have been language and literature in college. alichtJy•. 4 A deanship or other adminis lankier and more awkward, but she She writes, "It would be moat de· lHemert Cheyette'. Chautauqua: A very ancient and flshUke smell. trative job is not a teaching or a The Tempest: 2 manged to save this "Happy" from airable that I spend a year in Italy, Lo\'er8 i, a semi-clever, often pur U. My cake is dough. IItudying position, thou&h clolely the sickening depths to which little to gain better command of the poaely unplea'sanL �reatment of a The Taming of the Shrew: I, connected with both; therefore, girl parts are apt to link. In fact written and spoken language, to �ypical youth-age theme. In Ro� 1 Eat none of it. in general she was quite Ibea.rable: become familiar with Italian cuI· ert Kunkel'a 111.e Telegr,&J)hic !tEss Park explained, it a not for Comedy of Errors: II, 2 her singing of uPoor Wandering tu.re and civilization, and to en Nigh.t Lhe better lines are the less the instinctive teacher or reaearch One" over her father'e dead body ri ch my 8tudies of Italian litera the BLIND DA11E �onsciously sophist.cated ones; er. The qualifications for kind If there be no rreat love in the this was hilarious. ture through attendance at a uni • t.hought central to the poem il beginning, yet heaven may de· of work .include love of lea.rnin� Chris Amussen was & disappoint versity in Italy." Mias Martin plana perhaps not worth quite the etrort crease it upon better acquaintance. and a p08lenion and underatandw ing Gordon Roark. He said almost to inveatigate the concept of love it t.akel to work It out. And, final Merr), Wives or Wlncl&or: everything with the same inflection in the Vita Noon, applying as ly, The Hunlrese Unlaced, by Nick I, 1 ing of academic traininl', includ.ing God made him, and therefore let and gesture ; the part lacked life. sources certain religious writings Norton, il not really well enourb graduate work. Personal qualities him pass for a man. His most active moment, the at which have not as yet been eon· wri tten to compenaate for the flat such as maturity, 'patienee, and in· Merchant of Vanke: I, tempted ..mothering 01 Mr. Hap. considered in thia light. nell of 1'- humor. Tbese three 2 ROOM terest in the community and indi� good, was his lbesl Phyllis Bolton's Both Min Habib and Miss Mar poema are not unqualifiedly bad by /INSPElOTION A harmlesa necessary cat. vidual, 8.1. well al in orpnizing rather depressin, part as Rose and tin ate candidates for the degree any mean., but they sutler by the Sheila Tatnall'a very delightful of Doctor of Phil06ophy. compariaon with the rest. Merchant of Venice : IV, 1 side 1t.ael1', are im'PQrtant, and Wbero:!ore are these tbinrs bid! Elsie were both 'Well done. Of the 'prose, Gwynne Williama' teaching experience is also an al Twelrth Nlrht: The production crew of thia 1 ,- enchanting Summer Life is far and I, 1 .aet to the academic administrator. ;======: BRYN MlAWlRTYiR play was ako admirable. Com away the best. Here is the power :rHE All Sorts Of fortahle living room settings are to make mood unforgettable by �he A wretched aoul, bruised with advenity. not easy to create : thia one was apparenUy haphazard collecting Books ,ozy and ,onvineing. Make-up, o[ living detail. Her Priacilla Sal's Comedy of Erron : n, 1 Old Bryn Jlfawr Rul� ...small beer. other than Hapgood'a was good,es- .• is in quite another mood, a less . .ute on CL _pero,. . at the ing enry I,. d '.... "."ially Sophie', and Boretio',. Immediately attractive one; Ibut it K H IV, Pant U: 11, 2 Hapgood'a costumes could have been showa the aa'me humoroua in.ight I, thus neglecting worldly endll, Continued from pale 1 COUNTRY BOOK all dedicated more gay and rldlculoua-Sophle'a and superficially loose, really .Discrimination ....ain:st. men To closeness and _ last costume was unbecoming; her SHOP aLrong writing. , Sally Mcintyre', the bettering of seems to have be� rampant, 'but rust was charming. Sound, lights, Wash Day is good for sensitive de� my mind. there was one "unwritten rule" that and all backstage action were BRYN MAWR lineation of character rather tha!l 'Vhe Tempest: I, 2 bea if y oordinated nd imed. moat unfortunately, not only has a ori,inality or akill in plot construc- ::::U:' ::U :ii:::, ::::::::: tion. Weary Rose in t.he yard is become written, but also had the :::'::::: a vivid piece of lCene drawing. Seifriz Speaks April 18 exception removed. ''T.be 88aocia- =�� tion (Self..,Gov) does allow ita ��: Evan Jones' The Death of a Qua not ker is very atrong on "character 00 Protoplasm Work membera to use wine in any fOAn and atmosphere", and, unUI the Dr. William Scifri2: will present in entertaining, and atudenta may Continuous Quality over-dramatici of the last para· not drink wine together except in the next Science Club lecture on graph, il a remarkably good piece the aingle case of tworoormnates." April in the Biology Lecture of work Style and charact.er are 18 Thia seems a litUe rough on the .uited to each other very under Room. He will discuss "Problema poor louIs in singles. But how nice Is Quality Yo u Trust standingly. Relen Goldberg'. OP in Protoplasmic Research" and a.c a wee nip would be the night be eratMMt la, again, stronr on .itua company Ms talk with movies. fore andlor alter a mid-semest.er. tlon and impre88ion, weak on con Dr. Seifriz, who is a Seeael Fel- The ilinal blow must have been .L Itructlon ; it i. disappointinc when low at Yale, is now conducting Resolution XI, "That students shall � reread. Addilon BeckJey's You'll graduate clnsea at the Univeraity make no social engagemente. with Be a Man, My Son, is feelingly of PennsylVania. He is distinrulah. the men 01 the Faculty." Whethor written, t.hough barely lteerinl ed for hia work in the fields 01' mi· bbis might :be demoralizing to the Since clear of sentimentality; for a atory crodissection, cell physiology, and student or to the professor W81 not Continued on pale 5 colloid chemistry BS well aa for his explalned�lf-Gov WRB impervi latest exPeriments into the nature OUI to broken hearts, and even Pla of protoplasm. tonic friendahips were impossible. I886 Required Social Science I======� To AQect Claso 0/ '53 ?_ !� t3-p4td_�1 Continued rrom pare 1 SAil ON ONE OF THESE DElIGHTFUL phy majora, and tho unit substi AWAY tuted for literature by Engliah, Greek, and Latin majorl. The College requirement in VEENDAM CRUISES .lJn&uage Is to be met by a read ••• at low rateal The Famed Cruise LinuVeenda.QI i. fOW' boul io ing knowled,e of two languages portlYou oc.. er, De'er h.d .uch run .fto.t! 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Skip Lea's Flattery Sure donesia, now studying at Swarth- States citizens between the ages or 26th. $6,00. Undergraduate must off, those mysterious isles, un der- Works is fairly amusing, and pro _ 21 and 35. Applications must be take friend with her. Can baby -- ' .nn - more ,1iscu ued tonight the fad s gomg sub meMuon In the Infi 0...>" vides the kind of rather factual which make difficult a solution nf made (by July lst. sit the whole weekend il prefer. ary) . . . the Indonesian situation. Laboratory T s wanted • • • prose the lack of which has made. \Ve know that the essences of � . The war in Indonesia was ove'" at Jackson Memorial Laboratory, past issues so rnrefled. And, fln different illands are differenl -just eight or ten daya after the Bar Hsrlborj Boyce Thompson In ATTENTION, BABY-SITTERS ! aUy. 81 one pipe will smell delicious and William S. Peifer', Mike'. Japanese invasion in 1942, The stitute 'or Plant Research, New Jobs are already coming lor the another simply a'Ml'ul, or just 'l!J Easy Money Is good standard Dutch forccs, totaling about 60,000 York j Harvard Medical School. vacation. If you willibe on campus - lome mountains have been pro story with - a - message writing. were nearly all imprisoned -by the The Cook County Bureau of Pub OJ" in the vicinity, sign up immed. truded and other. are the remains which compares lavora.bly with a Japanese, who proceeded to indoc lie Welfare wants case aides and lately in Room H of Taylor. of spreadinp-oul. as l ance hesrd great deal of profusional maga trinate boYs from the age of six to case workers for Chicago. Prob Museum Aulstanta for Il philosopher say. Somebody else the Na zine literature. seventeen through a military train ably only residents. said that the whiteness I've noticed tional Gallery and tne Smithson There are weak pOint, in Coun anti ing program empnaaizing • • • of course, u :Ire to lately in the tops of certain high ian Institute in Washington. Ap terpoint b t they weslern ideas. When the Japs by trees is white, woolly flowers that plications must ,be made April a eertain extent counterbalanced were defeated, these boys formed FO 19th. style soon blow to fuzz, and vanish. The R THE SUMMER: (for de- Blanks in both offiees of the by the variety In fundamental armed guerilla bands which added Mrs. Bureau of trees, of course, are worthless, hy tails, see Vietor). Recommendations, Tay of Haverford and Bryn Mawr. On considera'bly to the disorder of the Hall. Service M-awr'. brid ones-elm-ashes or ash-elm'! The United Charities of Chiaro lor Civil positions the whole, Bryn writing situation. es-whlch Is why they have flow -suonner outing workers--$lSO to but no written examination neces. represents a aelf-conacloull aware Mr. van der Veur admitted that $200 a month. sary. Salaries for A,B.'s in His ness of Hterary tradition, while ers. I do not vouch for the truth of this statement. tF'uzz-flowers the Dutch had made mistakes i" University Hospital in Philadel tory or Art. $2974. Havenord produce. almost unadul. of grow too high for the myopic eye. their handling the situation, e!- phia-information and file clerks. Element.,y School Teachers lor terated naturalism. The letond blands are easier to see. The pecially in their inconsistency In Stores: 'College sbops at R. H. the State of New Jersey. Sum issue has markedly improved over Bos· little ones float by mournfully: carrying out or disregarding U.N. White', and Jordan Mar4lh in mer courses at SLale Colleges will t.hc fint, and may be praised with that ' Saks .. ...and the cloister Is ra.bbitless decisions. He pointed out ton; Filth Avenue in New Qualify applicants for provisional out the qualification "for a col the Dutch York; L. and the cat wlt.h gold eyes has technically would be jus_ I J. Hudson in Detroit. certificates. Details at tne Bureau lege." tlfied And now one bigger in considering the situation of Recommendations. gone away." Menul HOSpital in Taunton, an "internal breaeh and wreathed in tobacco smoke cd the peace County Visitors (social workers) an l\faS5aehusettsj New Jersey and crest of rather than international one in the of wobbles on the senior Pennsylvania state hospitals-psy State Pennsylvania, Sal which is under steps : " ...for a ...small fiUe U.N. ju.riadlction." aries $2124 There is a 0 chiatric aides. $J65 a month. for beginnera. Exam the of de chambre fit a He feels that it is duty the inations who would in Training courses included. will be given in the spring, Large bouncy Dutch to find a 801ution for the largish filing box," and a probably April, for lists to be made Assortment who problem. It is difficult to say just Summer Camps! Jiiawatha in young thing charges by . up in June. Details at the Bureau. �hat thIS coul� .be. The . pub of yearns either to be a peninsula or � Maine, lSleepy Hollow in the White Summer Training Course when heans, now VIolently antI-Dutch, Mountains, Christadora BOlUe in to be dead: .. ... and I die, I Radcliffe College is again oWer. Easter Cards although the most politically active tell him you distinctly heard m'! New Jersey, Robin Hood in Bear ing its Course in Publi8hin, J)ro 6ay, and ! and. �old�ng the important central AT 'Tell the Mountain--counselors. cedure8, June 27th to August 5th. p posItIon rID Java, ,do not represel)t rest was silence." They swoo Tuidon $135, room and board the majority of the population Wooden Acres Hotel in Canada STOCKTON'S from whirlpool to eddy and back �1 15.5 to -several positions. 0 $141. Application; must actually only about a third of it. M agsin, according to the season. oe made by May 15th. Open to nRYN AWR Now it is spring and each morn- The Guidance Bureau in New gradUates or four-year colleges. ing I awake. inspired with the ec- Quiz York-volunteers. Wi 1 train in International I stasy that comes when you have psychological testing and guidance. The broadcast of the Bryn just learned a _ The how to mi x up mel!'l a w MigranL Child Care Pro • . l 1t1 r Aberdeen International For spring and a fling of bronze-and mmediately I want Quiz has been changed from noon ,ram-work in 60cial work centers ' to go out and build a Big T b. in upper New York State. About om on April Srd. to 10:S0 a. m., over Be refreshed with the best Each morning snows, a week. it and the station WPEN and WPEN-FM. 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