The Egyptian, September 22, 1966

Southern Illinois University Carbondale OpenSIUC September 1966 Daily Egyptian 1966 9-22-1966 The gE yptian, September 22, 1966 Daily Egyptian Staff Follow this and additional works at: http://opensiuc.lib.siu.edu/de_September1966 Volume 48, Issue 2 Recommended Citation , . "The gE yptian, September 22, 1966." (Sep 1966). This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1966 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in September 1966 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. APNew8 DAILY EGYPTIAN EdiIoriah Pagu8,9 Page 4 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY Vo lume 48 C.,b.nd.le, III. Septembe, 22, 196~ Humber 2 Senate A~cepts Disputed Policies Housing, Vehicle Proposals To Be Given to Trustees Followu.g two days of meet vestment flrnls that own the IIIgs witb sru officials, tbe large private dorms. Campus Senate bas accepted He said that not too many the new University policy con years ago when there was an cernlng motor vehicles and acute off-campus housing bousing, but plans to study shonage, Slu appealed to the matter and prepare an al these firms to come incoCar ternative program. bondale and make investments The outcome of the studies in these areas. will be presented to the ad "Consequently. the Univer ministration and the Board sity has a moral. if not legal, of Trus tees. Obligation co these companies. Bob Drinan, student body The pr oblem is that the stu· president, said the r ecom dent must bear the burd· m. ,. mendations will ask the Board Drinan said. of Trustees to eliminate or This quaner. man ~ off amend the resolution govern campus dormitories ar, ing housing and vehicles. having difficulty filling thei: Drinan said that although the r ooms. Students living in un student government accepted s upervised housing are con the decIsions for the presem, sidered to be a factor in thi ~ they disagree with them in a problem. number of aspects. In other action, the Campti!: Senate decided to man a tabll HI, 3S a student, should have in the Arena Lobby to assis' the freedom of choice as to and provide s tudents With in where I live. I can beSt de formation while they are peti termine what my housing tioning for unsupervised ho us needs are, not the University." ing or vehicle perm its. Drinan said. Students living in unap He added that supervision proved housing have until : BOOKMOBILE?--The lettering on the truck says are standing, in line, in th e rain. outside Text- over undergraduates implies p.m. Tuesday to either appeal something about "bookmobile," but these SlU book Service, to get their books for fall quarter. that students cannot make de- their cases or move into" ac students looks more like pedestrian-types. They (photo by Nathan Jones) ---C1B.1ll.os for themselves. ceptable" quarters. "The ide a of the need for Monthly Meeting serict s upervision is based on Rain Slows Work an archaic set of rules for BOclal conduct that are not On ~aptist Center SIU Trustees to Meet Friday to Consider applicable in this modern and complex society." Drinan At Mill, Campus said. : I : ~ • . Internal Budget, Water Main Construction Consuuction of the ney, He also questioned the legality of the recent rulings Baptist Srudent Center at Mill The SIU Board of Trustees at 2 p.m. Friday in the Pres bed which has caused som e Street and Ca mpus Drive is wiH consider the internal ident' s office. repair problems. and said legal counsel would he sought in preparing the scheduled to be completed next budget for the 1966- 67 fiscal Last year' s internal budget The Edwardsville pr oject September, but a spokesmar. year at its monthly meeting was in excess of $50 million. c alls for the construction of a recommendations for the Board Of Trustees. says work has been slowed b) No figures have been released pumpIng station and accesss recent rains. Freshman Show for this year' s budgeL roads to jL The station would Drinan said students were serve a water line running not given enough say in the Work for the building was The Board will also con s tarted in June and bricklaying Scheduled Friday sider bids fo r water main work from E dwardsville City's decision-making process. treatment station to the was begun this week. E r ection on the Car bondale and Ed " If stud ents were given a of the center at an estimated The Freshman Talent ShOW, wardsville campuses. campus. greater voice in [he creating featuring individual and group cost of $850,000 Is heing spon· Thr ee projects are sched Other items on the agenda of policy, they would be more acts by freshme n and transfer include changes in faculty sored by the Illinois State uled for the Carbondale cam r esponsible and better StU Baptist Association. students, will be he ld at 7:30 adm inistrative payroll, report dents. It would give them a p.m. Friday in Shryock Audi pus. One would extend a 12- inch line from the campus of tem~rary apppointme nts stake in their university," The center will have dar corium. mitory spaces for 300 stu water main [0 the water tOw and amendment to [he SIU he said. About 2S acts suditioned for er on the northwest edge of tax - deferred annuity pro- Drinan said the students' dents, bQth men and womer: the show. Cochairmen of the campus built jointly by SIU gram. poSition With the administra and provide cafeteria servicf. event are Elizabeth L. Lutz and the City of Carbondale . tion is not clearly defined. Also planned in the buildinl are a chapel room. 400-sea and Stephe n L . Jasper. A second line would be laid He said the new ruling govern recreation hall, l ib r a r ~ to a new wildlife research ing housing and Ifehlcles is Wheels Night will also he c lassrooms and s mall dinin held Friday beginning at 7:30 area and proposed football too vague and could be used arbitrarily. hall and administrative of p.m. Representatives of ser stadium west of the campus fiees. Vice groups, honorary and near the University Parms. In assessing some of the voluntary organizations will A third line would run west reasons for the policy change, be in the Agriculture Building of the Arena along the loop Drlnan said he believes that to discuss their or ganizations to a ~lnt south of Lake -on the University was pressured with inter ested freshmen and the-Campus. It would replace somewhat by some of the in- transfer students. a line running under the lake Shryock to Attend Campus Sororities Will Begin Fine Arts Parley .Three-Day Fall Rush Sunday Burnett H. Shr yock, dean of the School of Fine Arts. will Fall rus h for aU sororities man wome n may pledge if they attend the National C ouncH of on campus will be held Sun- were in the upper one- fourth Deans of Fine Arts conference day, Monday and Tuesday from of their high scbool graduating Oct. I S, 16 and 17 in San 7:30 p.m, to 10:30 p,m, at the class. FranCisco. chapter houses , according to Eligibility of transfer stu- Deans throughout the United the Panhellenic Councll. dents is based on the grades States wlll discuss the desig The sororities are Alpha from tbe school pr evious ly at nation of degrees in the fine Gamma Delta, Alpha Kappa tended. arts, r ecent developments in Alpha, Delta Zeta, Sigma Kap- During rush each prospec architectural curricula. edu pa and Sigma Sigma Sigma. tive pledge mus t visit at least cation of adminisuati ve spe Any woman student may go three sorority houses to be cialists in the fine arts, tQe through rush, but to he el!gi\>le eligible for pledgeship. newly formed state art com to pledge she must have a 3.2 Additional information may missions and their relation Gus says ..he sure does miss overall grade average and · a he obtained by calling Pan- ship to higher education, and the mus1c of those motor 3.2 average for the previous hellenic r us h chairman Janice the r ole of federal programs in cycles. P.S. Gus has bUsters qua ~~!lr. •. F~,~~ ~rter fr~h~ ,. ~1":"S'!e a t 543-2046 •.. the a.ns.. on both feet . : Put Away the·Pocketbooltt · Va'rsity Stripes, Plaids, Checks, Vinyl-- Coeds Should Have Wild Fashion Year Br Pa m Gleamn Embroidered corduroy. sweater combination. This Perhaps the mO'st important Knits (sweaters. dresses year's look is the waif look is the var sity stripe. This year in fashion may and coats). sweater, ribbed of course, This Is a brightly color ed be one of the wildest ever. Short s kirts. and fitting the body (but neve r knit dress with a wide band Consider: The total look. tightly). The skirts are of bright contrasting color Stocking caps [0 cover ears. Vinyl. swingy, never straight. and at he m and neckline, and ·Knit socks to mix or match E nough, enough! Now that above - the - knee o r knee sometimes a number on the with the caps. heads are properly spinning length. back. Varsity stri pes. and pocket , books are safely Color is importam this Varsity stripes are al so Plaids. put away. Jjust what are the year. Grape, plum. navy blue, good fo r those ever useful Checks. fashion prospects for 1966 red, bright yellow, white and knit pullover s to be worn with The western look.

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