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, Vol. LI, 140. BRYH M ...WR, P .... Mo. .h ' Tru.t. .. 01 Bryn ... __Coli 16 1 1. 1966 •••• 1966" 25 C.nts -6 -Woodruw- Wihon -G.,-ant8 Presented To Bryn Mawrters

Bryo Mawr Colleee eqptributed poae at theM rranta 18 to en Fellow attends wID receive an ad... fromthe siX D&me. to tbl r08ter of 1,408 eourace pot.entlalcollege te&cbers. d1tiooal l'I'ant FouDdat1ol1. winDers in the n.atlontortbeW(l(ld. Double majort.oc 1n French and ualnc tunds provided by!be Ford the fellowshtpcfouDda._ row WUIoa National Fellowship Latln, lJnda Devereus bU been Foundation, FouodaUoa rranta. tlrst In ber clau tor the la.st tloo w111 speDCI $5.7 m11llon In '!'be all.Wl1IIonFellowaaodtbe1r three year.. She received the 198e-67 OQ potentJal teachers for nelda are lJDCIa Devereus, com Brooke Hall a.... rd. tor b.1Cb1st the Ulloa's colleges and wver- • paraUve uteraturej Alexla p� averace in the JunJor clus andthe siUes. relakJn, Ru•• lan studies: Ellen Charles S. H1ncbman seOOlarsbJp ODe-third of this year'. croup Rotbemerl (a '64 p-a00a18 eur for excellent work In her major are women. TheFellows represent rentlY res1d1.n& In N ....York City), subject at tbe May Day as.sembly 380 dJ1terent colle"s and un1ver" Eo&l1sh; SaDcly Shapiro, Soviet law last year. slUes in the U.S. and canada.. AlezlB Pocorelsk1n, a Haaslan Haverford College produced II and POlitics: Mr.. stanle, (Katb Margar.t Edward. vi Iits Jon. Janover In the Inli rmary oft.r the leeD TbomU.) Merkln, mathemat maJor, tnteDds to work for .. mu Wllson Fellows: Peter Barnett, philO election cam.paln. Ics: and Sylvla YOUDl, mattaemat ter's decree in Rusalanstudies and 8OphYi Peter GUbert, hlstoryi lea. a Ph.D. in Ruaa1an hiatory. Edmund Ha.uard, physics; John Elections (or the presidency of Pera Ttioml.$ 15 the DewlAque .. Hooorabmentioo .. wiDner. are Sa.ody Shaplro. wbo Is majoring Hoberman, GermanJ.ahcu&ces and ,each maJor organization on campus pr"esldent. and Lola Atwood will Eve Hitchman, political 'claDCe: in poUtlcal sclence, wu preslde� ItncutsUc'j Robert Hume, Encllsb; ended Monday nll'ht, wlth Jane assume the executive poRt In Ath� Pople Johns, cluBtCl; Mr•. Cath of AlUance in her Junior ,ear and St.fPben Kurian, Englisb literature; Janover Gmer"nl as Self-Cov head leUe Association. ma.thematiea; .rlDe MateW, arehaeololYi Pat president ot the Rus.1.a.n Club in , Robert Lone, Paul and Margaret Edwards wlnnlngthe Included In Jane Janover'a plat Obl, pbJ.loaophy; Ellen Patterson, her sopbomore year. Prlm&kotf, blocbemlBtry; Bunter Undel'lrad leadership. fOfm was a reaffirmation or the RawUnp m, classics; Lance antbropolOC)'j Merrily putman, Mrs. Merkin lscurrentlyalUeat Next years's president orlnler concept 01 dual respons1blllty: the Schachterle, English literature; eeonomlea; EUubetb Stamm, an. senior at Columbia. School ot Gen faith is Madeleine Sloane, who wUl1�ness of the student to abl Ie and HugbWllllams, physics. thropoloo; E1a.1DeSUrlck.pbyalcB; eral Studies, wbere sbe Is taJcJng ran unopposed, and Lynne Meadow by the rules of the col1es:e COIII Haverford's honorable mention and Marpret TrubeJr, mathemat ber last semester. She commutes will head Arts Council. munity and the responsibility 01 wtnners were Andrew �r, . ics. to Bryn Ma.wr throughout the week Alliance's new leader Is Orewdie the Seu-Cov omeera to see that • stephen CUrley, Etban Felnsod, WoodrowW1l8Oll Fellows reeeive for comp contereoces. Gilpin, while Curriculum Com these roles are upheld. John Meeks, DavidParker, Charles ODe academic year of p-aduate Math major Sylvia Youne will mittee will be directed by Joan She plans primarily to work Cor attend graduate scbool at the Un Powers and steven Wertlme. education (with tutUOIl and fees - Cavallaro. a greater Involvement of the stu paJd by tbe a Uvtnc iversity otWuhinCtoo where she dent body In seU-government. and Fouldatlon), w111 speeLal1ze in algebra. stlpeDd of $2,000 and. allowances to cultivate among the l'itudents Tbe graduate school that Undergrad Meeting Deliberates tor depeDdeDl chlldren. The pur" �af a responslblUtyto thecollegecom_ munlty. Margaret Edw.Ids' new pos On Analysis of '66 Hen Week ition, she feels, Is that of an in novator. �.e hopes to be able to Plans for the propo� bl-col band would be hired to play during make students more aware or the iege May Day weekend, constit the early part of the evening, discusSions of various committees utional changes relat1ng to the and a rock-and-roll band later. by having their reports published. newly organized SocialCommittee, Afternoon sports events and even Since she was president ot Arts and freshman readlons to this a hayride may also be organized. CooncU this year. she Is well aware year's Hell Week were among This schedule Is deSigned to at of both the financial problems business discussed at tbe Under tract a wider group ol parUclpants Of these committees and the need grad meeth'lC Monday night. than the usual elaborate and ap for (reater organization of campus Dr,wdle Gilpin, president 01 the parently lar more expensive boat activities. Thus Margaret plans to sophomore class , reported on ride with a large dance orchestra, pursue the question of an Increased freshman and sophomorereactions or rock and roll concert only; student acUvities fee. to Hell Week, wblch &hI;! had dis last year Fals Domino played (or Competing for the otrlce 01Self. cussed with hall reps at a meet1n1' a high price to a small audience. Gov vice president will be Emily three weeks ago. Generally she Underl'fadwill try to raJse Singer, Mary Delaney, and SUsan found the changes made from last $300 for the prOject. and will charge Harrah. year's Hell Week -- two days couples $'.00 for all weekend ac Contenders for the Sell-Gov sec Instead of three, and a ban on tlvltle'. PopleJohnsmentioned that retarial post are Beth Chadwick, oIt-eampus activltles--were well it will also be possl.bletoask dates Uz Thacher and Sue Nosoo. receiVed, although the iast was down, who can staY at Haverford Due to ties In voting, five In DOt always strictly enforced. through the arrangements 01 the stead of four candidates will be There was 80me call for "more I COlleges' Social Committees. running for First Sophomore to hell" --Pem West freshmen Self-Gov: Fern Hunt, Esther Stef especlally feU they should have ansky. Judy LJskln, Jane Orbeton, been given "more drudgery" to Flag at Half-Mast and Martha Taft. fUl up free Ume -� and less "crea N mated for the vice pres Woodrow Wltaon Fellows: seated, from left, Linda Devereux tive" actiVity. otherwise, Drewdle A dencr of Undergrad are Sarah and Sandy Shapiro; atarul!.ng, from left, Sylvio Young and Alexh empba.stz.ed the great Importance For lao Deaths 'atlhPws, Bev Lange and Susan Pogorelskin. ot all-campus regulatIoDs on Hell • BUl McNeil, HaverfordStudents' Kia week, upper-class sympathy- - the •. Coondl Secretary. has Issued a Runnlng for secret .ry of Under junior teas were espeelally ap st&tement explaining the 10werlrJl grad �e Myra Skluth, Bonnie preciated-- and also more pUb Conservative Club Assembles, of the aaa: Saturday, Much 12. Cunnlngham, Andy Marks, andJean IIctty about HeU week beforehand, Haverlord, along who several Wilson. comprlsln& more than dark other schools In lbe country are Cabbs Denton, current vice threats. flying the flag at hall-mast �rl..ne president of Undergrad and co Arranges Lecture Next Week The CoUnc1ldiscussed anumber the day in order to remind the ordJnator of the electton system, of �roblems still to be decided students d. "the tragedy d. racial Or. Ronald McArthur, a pro Debbie Bernstein. They were pointed out that the losers of the ani! by Ded year's sophomores: the discMmloaUon In the SOuth." fessor at St. Mary's College In some Ume actv\.abUlty or Undergrad and SeU-Gov eleCtions contacted &CO by the d. asst&nin&: group The 12th is the anniversary of California, will be spea.klOI' at were ellglble to run for the other Intercollegiate SocIety of Individ 1ndf\'lclJat punishments, both of lbe Reverend James Reeb's death the Ilrst lecture 01 Bryn Mawr's ualists, which pUblishes the IN whtch seem to have WQ,rked well offIces in their respective oraa.ll . In Selma, Alabama last year. Conservative Club at 7:30 MOD Iz.aUoos, but all refused. TERCOLLEGIATE REVIEW, "a in .arlous Circumstancesj and the Jimmie Lee Jacksun was killed day In the Common Room. good cooservative magazine" ac� question « wbat to do with non two weeks ea.rUer, also in Selma, She also commented that the His topic Is "Plato and the cordJng to Cathy. They also oIter participants, woo sbould not be and Mrs. Viola G rell' Liuz'W was method of nominations used this cloaed Sodety: the Case for Ceo-'" speaken to Conservat1ye Clubs In aoclally ostracized. Tbey agreed kUled In Lowndes County, Ala year might undergo some kind of' sorship." Cath), Sims, one . the of dJstress, because they reaJJze that that the deslred middle ground bama, March 25, 1965. Improvement next year. They took four members of the hitherto In today such organizations are between exasperatloo and enJoy The Haverford statement Sl¥S place February 20-21 within one active Conservative Club, hopes uvlng troubleson many campuses. ment for Hell Week wu possible In put: "Last year several brave day. and althoupthis system 'Saved students 01 more lIheraJ per ", that tbouah difficult to find. persons died because 01 their par. a week of hoidine nomlnallons. attend. said SeveraJ weeks aco Cathy was sua.slon wtU aJ80 She Foliow1nc the 5taecestiOOS Of Uclpatlon In demonstrations pro'" some halls did not reallu that he Is not member viSIting the Rosemont Con that a of the §.verford Students' CouncilPres testt.nc racial <11acrlmlnatlon. nomlnaUons were open slmul John Birch Soelety and that there servative Club which W'uw orried ident MJke Bratman, May Day IJ'hroucb tbetr deaths, \be traced)' t�sly for alJ o( the orpn- about. Its memberslllp. 'l'be Rose- oucht to be enoucb todiac.usswtth , wMkeod (April Z9-30)wIllJnclude 01. racial dlacr1m_tJon til tk 'ftws she suaest.l lb&t • 40 at 1!:at1bns-. out intoa. � CllIh bad 0Wy people Ittt1Dc ftabt. a COII eert by bJuep-ass' slncer SOUtb was for� demo.. trated DOt year .IUMr 1M publicity be the meeti.. Cathy said tAat she The Club, which meets aslon Bill Mcmroe on Friday IDd OC'C... to \be naHoo'. people. • a Tbelr Improved or tiaat the aom.1n attoos aJJy Ud fntormally.. coasl'. of was too embarrassed to say that nI(bt, • ,barbecue lnJ.beFieldhouse Park dea.tbs, aDd!be sacrtflces of maDy ap.in be spread out over a loocer Catby, Susan Rotroff, HeidiWil soo Bryn)(aT only ha.s four. Inc Lot on Saturday Diehl. A jazz otbora, sbou� t., rJm,m�nct... period. March COLCEGE HEllS P ... 2 11, 1966 • THE COLLEGE NEWS I LETTERS TO THE EDITORI

ffTelepboo. Hour" ICene from Educated diU.rences come with &nt..-.d aa •• eond d.al _tt•• t th. Bryn W'wr, P .. PO'I Offlc., under "Birdle" w .. adopted to a comic tbe experience of both the Act or M.-eh J, \'79. ",",lIeMion for , ..-mry M. the Sryn .a._. P •• PO.I the organ Orllel DiedOctob ... ht. IN'" 'Superman' book pqe withequal elfeetiYenelS. Ization and t.be IDd:l.Y1dual. Cur Second Cl. .. POSl'J!e paid at Bryn Mawr, P •• To the Editor: ADotber stronc point wu the riculum Committee does not have 'OUHDI!O IN 1914 I bave Just compI.ted my secood group danclns'. The use of the a loog history of campus rtcOl Pubihh.cl .HIlI, dl,art,. the Coli ... Ya. (.ac.pt "'''nt: T'h-'c .. readinC of MilS MeDermott'span ShIn4J&-type danc.rs from MIT nltloo to rest upon wbile It ptclta "nnC. Ch,htm •• ..,4 &.11_ hollda,.. _d durtrc ,&mdn.lon of the pre-Broadwt1 (M_Us lUI. of Teeb.) to _Ilk. In the InII.,.." 0' Bf)'" w....,... Coli . M. th. Reclonal PrtnUnl ntnc sbowlng ttl bone. or reevaluate. its ComP_Y. Inc., 0".,.. "awn P'o, and Bryn "'WI" Coil .... of "SUperman." I too bave seen gether witb the townspeopleb.lped • keI.too. And it has not yet bad n. C,II ... M_. h full, prot.ctad by COP1r1.hI• • Not� tt,. �.ar. In this new musical comedy andmust to make the blIlCeoelcomeallve. a chance to def1rlt itseU. It 1ft.,. W nprin.. d �oLl,. or In part .....thout perml.. lon o l the ItcltOM.;::cw.r. admit that I Jound myl8lf agreeioC These dancers ue p&ri1eularly Furthermore, the jOint article wltb most of b.r crlUclsms. How noUceabl. In the aeeood act. EDITORIAL SOARD accompUshed another of It. ends; E4/t.,·'.... ChI.f ••••••• ••••• ••• ; •• ••••••• . ...r. unUI her Una! paragraph lbe The play's encUng detlnJtely . .'0' ; Nane-tt.H oI� '61 the dinner system reception .... _ca... 1!41"r ••••••••••• •••••••. , ••••••••• LiIku. KJouP... .. '67 reader feelI that th. elaborate needs re-wrIUng, which Bob In "-t,•• 141t...... , •••• ; ' ...... \ . . .. Klt�_k .v.ry dorm wU_ ,.e1tber larp..or , , .. . . . •• '6' -Vlq-is-· doumed-to-rtwo...... ,t ··SUperman" Hol1da1ldmaelt aatd 'Copy ••••••• ••••••• •••••• •••••••••• ·EI.._,vonAuw, '68 llV'IY both. borothy Dow's .tand In Philadelphia, and ev.n would bedon. before the procklcUon � 1!41t.,P.drtor •••••••• - ••••••••• . I.r, �; ...... Dett... . Pr.. . '6' joining the .Iectlon as a wrlte- Me!c.-:Up • ...... M ,.L.r ...... , •••••••••• '.' ••••• •••• , •• Robl.n Jom_, '68 then she Is not very encoW'aglng beaded for N.w York. As It stands In c date attest. to recruit- C_tyillutint 1!4It.,••••••••••• , '...... L:rnn. L.dlenMd.. '66 Allow me to point out some of th. now the entire m.at of the plot I au. In ••• MefI. .., ••••••••••••, •••••••• i ••• , ••• ment of new Interests. , � Petn H\lnt, '69 strenctbl of the show. One fact til thrown at the audience within .. '•• •• , ...... dal.ln. Sloane, '61, Mary Ann Sprl.. _I, '6' Su".c,lptl,nM-ft4I wbtch II not mentioned Is that the a matter of 15 or 20 seconds and I...astly, the ett.etlve part Aa ...... I .. . ,., ; .... JM. T."lo" '6', DIM. O�h_IIII, '69 of an composer and lyrlclst.strouse and It Is Impossible to appreclat. any organlzation Ues not neeeslarlly Adams, are the same two men atory 1108 at that pace. In Its Intended leader. but In the , Self-Gov's Statement responsible for "Bye Bye BlnU., · TbuI, U the plQ'would'aimaole- people who continue to wort wltb wbich by 1tseU Is a pretty falr 1Y for satir. and foreet about It. The joint platform was A few weeki qo, Self-GoY dellyered a statement yia hall meetlnp a sign ,credenUa!. Allholllb on first .lapstlck; U Jack "Max Mencken" Of mutual Int.rest rather tban that the u.se of marlJuua is a vlolatlonof the d1acredlt clause and would In Ustenlnl the songs do not seem to Cassidy, the star. would drop his dividual slmllarltle•. be dealt wUh Mverely. OrdJnarlly, Self-Goy prefers not to make web ,, and this ODewu measure up to "Blrdl., there are vaudevUle style of acting; U Holl atalemtnt. at all, "Y' ttl pr .. lcleDt Allie McDowell. Joan Cavallaro, '87 It •nougb good ooes to permit the • flvery experimental. day would take his part a lIttl abow to favorably compete with any ••• AllI.'. contention is that hall presidents lhould be stroog enoup to more seriously; U a n clearer, d th. long-running show. now 00 realize tbly have Sell-Co"" support wIthout a apecltlc statement, web and perbap, even simpler end- Parking that they can return to their dorms andbaDdle the problems as lpokes Broadway, 1nC were wrUt.n; and then U these men for tbt pnera! principles of the honor system. In the toOl run. P.rhaps what most Impressed were combined with th. musical To the EdItor: statement or not. Self-Gov can ooly cheek dlacredlt problem. verbally me were the setl. These also re score, the fabulous seta. and the Being tbe proud posseseor of a in order to chanp a student's altitude. minded me Of "Birdie" because of bi&: dane. sc.ne., uSuperman" .ports car (wbleh Is currently for all their color. Technically any could certainty measure up with . We are Inclined to agree with AWe that Self-Gov's responalbillty w.), J canoot help but feel cUI Ue' In ereaune In te. IPIIO facto members an attitude of"'r.lpaet for aucl1ence had to appreciate the way anythtng .tse which has opened on Crlmlnatloowben I wbeel along the an the seene cbanges came about Broadway this year. the w.Uare of other m.mbers of the college community; actions of uBryn Mawr strip" (pastTaylor), 1Dd.lvldual wbleb may be dangeroul to her oelghbor. by common 18nse and the realism of the scenes.The Oennls stern " restra1n1nr my 380 horses to a should be dlacontlooed. In the cue of marijuana, several students bave Associate Editor, 15 paltry ,.mph. My car II one of questioned why Self-Gov would speetneally protest the use of It and not r-�-- --��----, - , Hav.rlord N.w. the quietest 00 th. road, and I of akobol; however, U the Mareb.. II TIME map.z1ne (pap44) wUl I invite Miss McBride to cock ber quaU.ty II a aouree, marijuana C.I.n prelllppose "craduatlon" to bigger applebee ear the nezi time sh. .... me and bltt.r tblnp, To lntroduce IOmtone to tbe use of marijuana, then. COming, 1.s danproua; alcohol and sex, on the other hand, are more !nd1vldually Explanation and consciously controllabl•. But my major cripe I. thepark To the Editor: In an, event, Self-GoY baa Issued a statement agaJ.nst. mariJuana; it Ing sltualion. Run.n.1ng- on a tlabt As Head-elect Ofthe Curriculum Is unfortunate both that the problem exists, since studeuts should ac.bedule, I bave only two to Committee I would llke to reply bOurs reallr.e their r.aponslb1Utles. and that a statement needed to be made get to Bryn Mawr, bave coffee and to your edltorlal of March 4 con for the moral IUpport of ball pre.ldents. Perhaps tbi. ezperlmeotal doughnuts at th. Deanery, and do cerning the joint platform put statemeot will serve to awaken the student body to the principle bebJod my French for my 12 o'clock forward by the nominees for Cur It. aDd to sbow ball preSidents that t.bey have the tacit support of Seu class. There just II DOt enough riculum Committee. Gov wben It comes to bandllnc otmou.ly detrimental problems. Ume to run up from the Erdman The reason tor presenting a In the near future, Mrs. Musllall plans to set up some syst.m for lot. And what wUl the lnflrmary combined arUele was, essenttally, discus.lng tbe role of Seu-Gov wltb the student body, hopefUlly dorm do U I have a heart attack? Giv. that It represent.d a eonstructtve by dorm. In the light of Self-Gov'. recent statement and tbe qu.stion of me some Ireen piUs? Treat me for and reallstlc appraisal of our sit Us necessity. w. hope each Bryn Mawrter will use tbe opportunity to mono? ra-define h.r own role as a m'mber of Bryn Mawr's unique honor uation. As we bave pointed out, • In syst.m. only last year the Curriculum next week's NEWS; I shall today I saw a veritable spring Committee gained the recogn.ltlon assign sports cars their proper It Figutes sign a wondrous bird It was .• soelal roles 00 .•. of a campus-wide vote -- entering campus. Take my Indeed It was a crow.• ,but at tt, we hope, Into a new phase of .ports car? You might as Well cut Fleurea, in tbe ea.H of Woodrow Wllson F.llowshlPS. are very least it was not a winter In student Interest. Befor. tben, the otl my finger. important conslderatlona, fact I. Nor the reasoD wby wom.n crusted owl John Cooper ('J'bJ.s •.. Committee bad been virtually un received only one tblrd of the 1.408 awards.) In spealtlng of flEUrea, uhello crow" said I "come to known to students In ceneral. Sec Haverford, '67 we inteDd to pro,.•• uctly how much tbe six Bryn Mawr wlMers are harbinger spring?': ondly, neUber Judy Chapman nor to be concratulated. "never" sald the crow RickyEmrich nor I (the candidates) H.... . rtord won 11 f,llowshlps (wUh a studentbody of 525) and Prl.nce "now llsten crow" I cajoled. w.re officially members of Cur toa won 24 (wltb a student body of some 3,000). Bryn Ma.wr'1 population li Margaret Lev people ezpect some harbinger riculum Committee at the be i sta.odJ: betwMn tblse two men's sebooll (much to the diamay of the ful Ing. • . you've cot a duty to gtnnlnl of the year; rather each latter one, but tb1l:, too, baa noth1ng to do wltb f'lcu.res) wUh about 100. fill" became Inter.sted durlngthtt year, Hayerford bas 240,000 books 1JI tts Ubrary, Bryn Mawr baa 310.000, Invited to �peak unever" sald the crow joined In worldnr on a few pro and PrlDcetoo bu tbree million. altboup .... really don't know. Alao. "think of april, crow, and may. jects. and we all separately came Haverford pays It, Janitors $1.40 an hour. (Therefore, It I better to be I think of grass and thawed out to lee the Curriculum Committee At L.A. Program a JanJtor at Haverford than a student. waJtreu here.) p-ound, think pink, crow, think In terms of Its bulc potentials. With the.. numbers In mind, we can calculat. that Bryn Mawr won Margaret lAvi. '88, bas been yellow and Il'een, think roblnl" We were just realiZing, and the a llttl. more tban balf the number of feUowsbtps u did Haverford, and invited to speak at a contereoc, "never" said the crOll campus was apparently unaware e ..ctly one quarter u many as did PrlDCeion.. Since Pr1Dc.eton's senior on the American university In Los and as be sat a soownak. carne of tbe scope of Its interests. Hence cla.N II morelban four Umelbiliertbanours, Bryn Mawr actually won ADple. May 8-10. and two and three, and beady-eyed non. of us saw value In presenting more WUaona percentap-wlse. And slnc. wom.n ..on one third of tbe Tbe Center for the Study of adamant the crow just star.d at total number of cram-. and: Bryn Mawr won h&lf as many as Haverford, separate, short, and naturally Democratic IruR.ttuUona is lpon- me. tb.La b1ah fraction must alao be wonderfUl. redundant "platforms" to a 1Or1ng a serl.s of apeeebes and wistfully, All the.. calculattoDl ..Ide, may we eztbnd numerous congratulallons strange public when an outllne pa.nel d1scussloDS on the ceneral to the booorable balfdozen. 8DPlebee of buics was In order. topic of the un1veraUy. the stu dents. and their mutual reapon Food on the Rocks sIbWU... Her transportation 1abetnc �d. Last week's Issue of the NEWS printed a letter 01 gruesome apecUl atone with a $500 honorarium. ctty compIat.aJnc about how meals are COOked in Rockefell.r Hall. Th. She will be (1ytnc a teo-mloute details ran from descriptions oll.ttuce sitting out In the bot basem.nt speecb, and then parUclpatlDC 10 to various foreiCn objeets fouod In the food. No one (lenie. that runnJnc a panel with two boys, ooe tram a lUI. Idtcbeo Ls dlfrteult, but the .vldenc. in lbe leU.r seemed to the UDl.... ralty of Southern Cal 1ndIeate a certain amount of carelessness. Accordlrc to the autbor Of lfornia, repr... rK1nc the larpJUl th. letter, the moat recent event was tbe last straw and the lett.r was lversUy,and onefr'om Wa.sh1nCtOO wrltt8D wben abe wu mad and upset. ThIs Is obvious by the tone of It, Un1verl1ty in St. I.ou1a, repre wblch ended with a threat to 10 to the Public Hel1th Service over Mill -nt.tac tbiI middle s1sed aebool. McBrlde'1 bead U ao'metb1nc was DOt dooe. Bryn Mawr 1a tbe lmall school. CritiCism bu been made that the Rock atudenta did not go through Sbe plana to write the speech proper chano.ls to r8llster their eompl&lnts.. Because the lett.r .. s OYer aprlDc YaCaUoa, and thentalk wrltt'en 00 a �nday. tbty sbouldh.... waJted until Monday. wben the I1.all to an,oot who would lUte to crlU M .... er WII tb.r',and complained prlvat.l,. to ber. y.t the fa::t re clze it. She says at. would l1ke malD. that theae th1nc1 didn't all bappen that &lDdQ'; it had been a con It "torn apart" .veral tim.. HnuiDC ptOblem over the year andRock students bad been to their HaJI before abe makell up the final. Manapr,1o MtlSHowe. to tbelr wardeaaodto their ball officers numer draft. OUI Um.1 before, with 'seentlaUJ 00 eUeet. s.sldts her paoel, Seoator Ful ADd OO'W tile" hu been an effect. Rock food, accordl..nc to obaervers, brqbt, Walter UPPmaDD. Jacque. baa dllftnJtely Imprmed. Tho. who baye 8HD it report that the k1tcben Banun aat Clark Kerr will be loob CleaDIr UId that No8m

• • /IiIi,eh 11. 1966 • COLLEGE HEWS Pa .. 3 Farm Progress, Rhoads Hit by Juniors Win H'ford Class Night Bows to Highway Construction Prorrua, 10 the form of a new did. - But ' King of Kings' Is Still'66 bJebway, mH!U tbatRboadaFarm, Rhoad. farm bas always been owned w1ll be by Marelo Ringel contests since1958 unUl la.st Fri. "Fill In the names of at least by lbe college, students open to for plcrucs,COO k· or . cut 10 ball . day, WheD the junJors' play won. one the following: A; B; C; D." outs, b1k•• , and bicycle rides. The NEW YORK TIM&C; Is taus- Tbe Mld-County Dpruaway. This year's play, presented In "Would you repeat A, please?" '!bere 1a ODe outdoor nreplace. Inl a stlr by reviewlnr previews commoDl,)' kDown aatbeBlueRout., order of Increaslnc clus senlor "A." "Thank )'OL" The land also cootalns a stream 01 plays before they open oltlelal will go directly lhrouab lbe fum Ity, were sharply divided by the Considerably more imactnatlon and a red.·pa1nted bridge.Certain· lYe The COLLEGE NEWS enters between thehID and creek. The Intermission. The contributions of went Into !be sophomores' offer ly students will be able to use that controversy by reviewing last road comes trom the lDcl1strla1 the classes of 1969 and 1968 were Ing' 'nNorst Side Story." One of the land agaln thJs sprl.nc.o The ThurSdaY's preview of Haverford the founders of Haverford Htchway 10 Chester and loes to IDtermttteDtly amusln,; those or ("I farm Is about ten mInutes away Class Night, held at Roberts HaU, ��t HALF AFFORD� to send of Prussia. wUl take two the cll§seLof 1967 tLl\d1966J1o'U It by ear. Haverford. my slx kids there") returns dis years to buUd the b1chwl.}' and conSistently IntrllUlng. Mias McBride saJdthat the col guised as a freshman. Dlscust construcUon w1ll start U 800n as AD anDual coolest, Class Night Appropriately, the level of so 4H! lege will not deCIde what to do with the !l>1udents, he feveals his the state Is able to obtain all the consists 01 four original balf phisticatIon rose with each suc with the property until they know hlenbty,' advtslnr, HGet thee a necessary propertJes. PrObablY hour productions, one Irom each cessive play, from a series of uactly how much land the Blue lusty Bryn Mawr wench and hie ooly three bOlI_. will be torn eiass. Seniors' plays had WOD the skits to a play with a story Une Routew1l1 take. thee to the strawberry patch!" down s1nee most Of the road runs to a modern parody to a classic Scattered musical numbers were lhrouCh undeveloped land. BarrlnC parody. In the first two plays, fairly successfUL The traditional lila} d1tflculUea, otnclals es little attempt was made to escape Student Works Featured scene In wMeh boys Impersonate Umate that work wlll start thls from the Haverford campus; "10:' Haverford maids Included real year. Jokes," parttcularly people's brooms and real dirt. The farm wu part d. the es names. abounded. A t Erdman A rt Festival One especially bitter -1lOte that Nerl was "Ship or Tools, or tate lett to theeollece by Charles striking, though, Is tbtl How t Came to Stop Dlsllldng the J. Rhoads, tormer chairman oftbe The current student art show In Most must be sounded here concerns originality charactertztngtne show Dean and Love the Giant in my board of trustees, upon his death Erdman Hall markS a pleasant an exam scene In the tirst play, Innovation upon the quiet stone of which Is aIlorded by the numberof uThe Monks' Habit." A number Washing Maehlne." The supposed 10 1956. Rhoads Hall was named Kahn bum contributors. Response to Erd� of its lines were overt1owlnc of the Haverford duck for Me father, James E. Rhoads, Erdman's entryway. strikingly slml� man's display Uus year seems to lar to those of a testing scene pond has turned the school Into M. D., first prestdent of Bryn Erdman with the "flow of life" In have drawn more separate artists a ship. Besides a lar�. colorful Mawr. mind·, as many have pointed out, In the current Mask and Wig Club the crystallized castle background than have student art shows held revue, which has been running for pop art mural, the juniors featur For the past ten years, • farm In previous years In the Roost. a few weeks at the UnlverSlty-of ed Br:,yn Mawr juniors, go-go girls. er bas rented the larger bouse lends a perfect and nQn-confllctini The pieces are Individual selec· Pennsylvania. For example, 'CWhy as well as elle Yow, who won and the land "hUe a faculty mem setting for the roore colorful and UODJI (rather than, for example, do you consider (name) the JoUy the Best Acting award Friday, ber rents the smaller houses. The Ufe-l1ke addltlons-·the various rugs, tbe furniture, the several variations on an Art Lab Green Midget?", "Why do you The moral battle between whlte collere planned no use tor the Persian moving people. And now the tem 101 tbame), In the artist's thosen consider at least one oflhefollow suited, egocentric Real Man and tarm, sald Mis. MCBride, because and porary addition of the art show medium style. Ing a dirty old man: the Wizard black-caped, egocentriC Captain of the highway. But the land mtabt About twenty students conlrlbu� of Or. (etc.)?" Furthermore, have been good tor tllCulty hoos· 'adds Itselt to th(s theme. (ConJinued 0" pate 4) The Grind Openlng (and It was ted drawings, paintings, wood and several Unes were shared not Inc. • I(fand) Sunday aJ'ternoon set Uie lIneoleum prints, wax-and-shell only by the two productions but Included on the 50 acres that work. The variation of medium re� also. as a fellow skeptic has comprise the farm Is an apple tone of the idea behlnq, the art Iterated the presence of Mr .Jansb· brought to my attention, by the orchard. Mrs. WheUhan sald she display. A small Bach-Teleman ensemble with harpsichord bepn u·s art workShop on campus. The Test Paper sections of a book didn't know U SU:.Jents had ever pieces themselves range widely In the alternoon with several pieces publiShed by Dutton 10 1931, 1066 picked apples there, but she and scope and aim, from less serious from their repertoire of early AND ALL THAT: A MEMORABLE other facul!y members terta.l.nlt music. They played from one of decorative works toolls andfavor� HISTORY OF ENGLAND, W. C. Ite compositions. Erdman's much-envied"balconIes Sellar and R. J. Yeatman. For The art show Is small enough befoh the sky lIght'"whlch face example, "Candldatesover 30 need Art Depi.. Plans to encourage casual brOWSing, and centrally towards each wing c:l the not attempt questions 10, 2, 5, should proVide an IntereSting ball. Later the Bryn Mawr-Haver (etc.)"; "Give the dates of at Talk• respite for the Ilf-between-ciass On Cubism ford Renalssance choir sang (much least two of the follOWing: 55 B.C., hour or two. It will remaIn open Robert Rosenblum, associate appreclatlng the stone· lent a.cous 1066 A.D."; and the crowningblow , until March 13. professor of Hlstory of Art at tics). Tea wu served at 4:00 p.m. Princeton University, w111 present Tbe Art Show Is sponsored by a lecture on "The Typocraphy of both the REVIEW andArts CounCil, COLU BIA RECORDSTAR Main LI n_ Photo Servi ee CUbism" Thursday, Marcb 17. but chlef thanks go to the lnWall,e 130 LANCASTER AVe. BRYN MAWR, PA. Mr. RoIenblum, the author of of Pifty GOrttOfi·Mann ana Mar- "CUbism and Twentleth·Century �F"LEN CHANDLER LA 5.044"0 garet Edwards (or brlngtng It CA... . n Art," will be speaking about a surro 1 SIIOIIS•• II T ill. ItnI SIHI. about -- and In such a lovely utISltsa.U:lI new aspect In tba study of cublBm, fashion. The art show was orlgln- _ 1141-:s.:n"''' FREE FILII that of the letterlna' whIcb occurs tor ....". 1'011 I.n .. , .ct ... � ally started to give the art depart· in many patntln&'s. It bas been I .., .. d prlndn. 1C0_GOI0, Or ment o( the REVIEW • better ,�::::=:;;�:; W_.. ..wI wh .ll. . SI ... 620-127· pnerally assumed that these let ;:===� 1 .: knOwledge of the artwork done on MADS" 2« tere were simply part of tba de· Co ...... P'of .CIIM'I ' $c ...", campus, bot the response and In DISCQUNT RECORDS sten of the patotlnC, or copied S.14o ..11 R_"tol, terest soon justlfled an Erdman 9 W. Ldll c: •• ,., A .... from the objectspa1oted, aDd that Pho,...... C._.. R.,.I, A,dor!or. R_ display. _ 0... Su"It .. tbey bad DO speclllc Qlea.ntne in 111 1 2·0764 for the nearnessof you relation to the rest of the palnt Lor,.•• S.I.eli ... Foil< III... . ic w. d. ... I..,_'0_ bt_c:k IN! ",, 1,. t1im, III LA 5-0«3 POPzf Clu.iu Jon iDe. Rosenblum fee ls that there Is • a de1ln1te relatlonah1ptothe mean idR1Ie. tnc or tbe ptece or art. IN'S 1] Tbe lecture will take place in the Art lAcrore Rootn in the lJ J._, P. K ••ch .. .. Ph.'lIIO cI,t You'u sure of yourl!elfwhen you have brary at a·30 p.m. lID ..Irt ...... , A.. .. Bry" ...... Bideue. Here i, a 10ft... fe cloth, pro - moi ste n ed with soolhin, lolion, tbat cleln, and refrethet... •wiftly bani,be. GAilE' SNYDER odor .nd discomfort. Use Didelle for inlimlle c1etnlineu 834 Lanentar A.,...va ' II work. at bedtime. durin, menllrua. lion, while IflYc:lin&, or whenever Vecetables Galore weather �te51 or actiyilY creltet the nud for relssurance. 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1_ INUCI sn.r ..... ' " ___....k I'.� 'Io'loC.,..__ _ ...... " .. . _ / P••• .c COLLEGE HEWS March 11, 1966 Model General Assembly Meets CoHee Hours at Merion , Denbigh: As Mawrters Represent India Friends and Professors Welcome . The 39th Amual National Model demnlng apartheid In South Atrlca. Last week the tirst of the ne.r:t year. General A.ssembly will lake place with girls outside their own ball More than100 sehools will be Merlon-Denblgh eoaee hours was The Idea of a morn1nc coffee in New York City March 10-13, and immediate group of friends. from all over the InlUated, and these will continue hoUr was originated by Drewdle with sl. Bryn Mawr etrls attend parUc1paUng Coffee hours could provide a country. They wUJ be staYing In from 10;30 to 11 :30 at M.erlon on Gilpin and Debby . Jackson from Ing. Dianne Porte lance, Julia ch �ee fo � more student-faculty the SIaUer Hllton for the three Tuesday. and Wednesdays, and at Oenblgb and b)' Jud)' Uskin from Kelly, Cheryl Ritter, Brenda Pu- commbrd'ciH on as well as for tn nights, and will be meeUng at Denbtgh on Monda)'s and Thurs- Merion. Alter talking to Miss . body, Madeline MuweU,' and creased inter -ball relations. Stu the hotel, at the U,N. and at days through the spring. McPherson and check1ngwlthMrs. Hllarr Hosmer will be represent dents could Invite their professers Fordham Unlverslty. Besides the Coffee, cream and a llmlted Marshall and Miss Howe, It wu ' Inc India In the Model U. N. They for a cup of coffee, talk with them Bryn Mawr reSOlutions, Vietnam, number or douchnuts or cookies agreed to start coffee hours as have aubmltted.. two �.soluUon.,�. 1 in{ormal atmOSphere, and•• , �_ adm 55 on China to-- are I:N!tng-served-at Ure ftlfen:se-- aa-exper1me . one on disarmament and one con- ttW; of""1ted to know them apart from class. the U..N., U.B.action Inthe Oomlnl- of the college. At the end ot two. ctrls felt that since Merion can Republlc, COlonialism; prob- or three weeks, the e.penS8s will n.e Perhaps most hnportaat, and Oenblgh were providing coffee Class Night lems of International law, world be calculated. DependJnc on the cottee hours would be a relued jOintl)', the two halls would get to trade and economic problems and result Of this calculation, the and frlendl)' time for etPls 10 the know each other better. Further (Continued /ro". /lilge J) peaeeful uses Of outer space wUl college will continue to provide hall to be together , to forget their Cad derived much humor from the more, girls from Merion andDen be considered. coffee or may agree to pay bal.f studies and themselves for awhJle latter's frequent wicked guffaws blgh could uk friends h'om other In addtUon to the various dls- the el:ptnse, tbe rest beingtaken and to learn more about each and cries of The play dorms for a break between "Nast),I" cusslons, there will be a banquet up by the two balls. U the coffee other. was eapetnc at wlll, with an un classes. Thus the coffee hours and a ball honoring them at Ford- . hours are successful at Merion Basically, colfee hours areopeD might eDCOUrace students from all ezpec:t.ed Doub1emillf: cum com b.am and a meeting with the IDdian and Denbtgh, they may be adopted to be u!>ed by students tn an)' way merdal, CO-CO Interludes down over the campus to meet and Wk delepUoo to the United Nanons. on other parts of the campus they wish. the center aisle, and so forth. Obviously a product of joy, this little musical pIa), seemed tom&ke the audience bappy, too. In myoplnlon. however, the prize should bave cone to the seniors

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