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the daily senator v o l* III» n o» C3______January k editor-in«*chief: dave williams student senat assistant editor: hob Worthington dickinson collet

TODAY A husband, his wife, Elvira--a ghost 3:00 pm - Me Cauley Boom These and ^our more make "Blithe Spirit" the most; There w ill be an Action Party The atm osphere’ s gay in th is caucus * wonderful play ■^or which Mermaid Players are FRESHMEN MEN h o s t .

The second round of smokers Box office is open NON l only will begin tonight. Beta, Phi Delt, 85^ to see the spookiest play Theta Chi, SAE, and Phi Psi will you’ve ever seen! Thurs.-Fri hold smokers from 7-9 pm* Sat. On Tuesday the other ^ive houses w ill hold smokers from FEDERAL employment 7-9 pm. Those students interested in The rushing booklet can be possible future employment with purchased today and tomorrow in the U.S. government should the Business O ff ic e . The cost attend Dr. Secor's Public i s $L|_. 00. Administration class Tuesday at 2:00 pm. the daily senator vol. Ill, no. 6lj______.jarwary 5 editor-in-chief: dave williams student senate assistant editor: bob Worthington ______dickinson college cw 11:10 - CHAPEL "BLITHE SPIRIT"

Rev. Paul L. Snyder, minister There once was a very blithe of the Brethren in Christ Church s p ir ( i t ) in Carlisle will speak about the And when she did talk, only one heritage of the Plain People, in could hear (it) cluding the Brethren, Mennonite, But try as he might and Brethren in Christ churches. To prove he was rig h t Rev. Snyder was educated at Everyone else thought he was Elizabethtown C ollege and P rin ce queer!, ton Seminary, He served pastor ates in Abilene, Kansas, and in Only 85^ to see a real live spiri-: C a r lis le . See Dave Bupp, Sandy Hanan, Dick Hepner, Sandy Martin, Amy Muncas- 12:30 - OLD WEST ter, Carla Seybrecht, and Yolanda Stern in "Blithe Spirit" Thursday There w ill be an important Friday, or Saturday in the Belles Social Committee meeting in the L ettres Room. McCauley Room. Officers will be e le c te d . ATTENTION

2:10 - OLD WEST Life Saving Class will be held Wednesday instead of Tuesday this Students considering Federal week due to the smokers. Employment should meet with Dr. Secor's class in the McCauley Students who left early for em Room. ployment during Christmas vacatio. and who have not submitted proof WEDNESDAY - 7:00 of employment should do so by Fri day, January 8, Dean o f Menr s Of The Combined Freshman House f i c e . Council w ill meet in Denny Hall, Room 5* Anyone in te r e s te d in jo in in g the choir for the coming semester SUNDAY- - 6:00 should see Mr. Jarrett during the next two weeks. Interested stu The Christian Association will dents are urged to do thi 3 b efore present an internatioraal program. registering for second semester Following a dinner served by mem c la s s e s . bers of the Christian Association three of our foreign students TOMORROW will discuss "Christianity in my IS country." Tickets are on sale in JANUARY the Business Office for 50^e 6 the daily senator v o l , I I I , no, 65 ______,i anuary 6 editor-in-chief: dave williams student senate assistant editor: hob Worthington ______dickinson college kj TODAY ATTENTION 3:30 - Old West

There will be a caucus of the Students who left early for United Party in the McCauley Roomc employment during Christmas va All regular United Party Senators cation and who have not submitted and interested freshmen are urged proof of eiaployment should do so to attend, by Friday, Jan, 8th to Dean of lien’s Office, 6:30 - Old West A representative of the Madison The Action Party steering IT,J. Public Schools will visit committee w ill meet in the Con Dickinson on Tuesday, January 12, feren ce Room, I f everyone i s I960, In order to procure teachers prompt, the meeting w ill be short, for their elementary and secondary schoolsc Please sign up for an 7:00 - Denny appointment at the Placement Offic B-l, East College, Combined Freshmen House Cohncil w il l meet in Room 5* "BLITHE SPIRIT"

7: 00 - Old West In order to write his new play Madame Arcati was invited to stay The Chess Club w ill meet in the She brought back his wife Conference Rooms, to his great strife jind then cou ld n ’ t make her go ’ way SUNDAY - 6:00 Poor Charles Condominei What The Christian Association will would you do i f the s p ir it o f present "Christianity Around the your first wife came back to World" in Fellowship Hall of haunt you? To see what Charles Allison Church, As a part of the did in this Noel Coward comedy, program three of our foreign stu come to the Belles Lettres Room dents will describe Christianity Thursday, Friday, or Saturday at in their countries. An interna 8:00 with 85^ in hand. Or better tional dinner will be served by yet, take your 85^ over to the members o f the C hristian A ssocia Mermaid Player b o x office in tion, Tickets may be purchased in Denny H all from 9-lj. any day b e fo re the Business Office for 5>0^, the performance.

YOU CAN WIN PRIZES PRIZES PRIZES TABLE PRISES HIGH SCORE PRIZE DOOR PRIZE SATURDAY, JANUARY 9, I960 THAT’ S THE DAY

Sui Generis is holding In South College from 1C: 00 a.m. to ip: 00 p.m, a social service project for the benefit of the Children’s Federation, It’s a CARD PARTY for everyone, including faculty. Bridge, Canasta, Pinochle, Fifty cents donation. Come one, come a l l . the daily senator v o l. I I I . not 66 ______.1 anuary 1 editor-in-chief: d'ave w illia m s student senate assistant editor: bob Worthington dickinson colleg kv. TODAY ATTENTION

11:00 - Bosler Hall Spring Registration is now being held through friaay, the Dr.. Roy f* Nichols, Vice 15>th. All students should see Provost of the University of their Advisor as soon as is Pennsylvanis, w ill speak about possible.,- "The Teacher and The Times*" Dr* Nichols was graduated, All fraternity row columns Phi Beta Kappa, from Rutgers for the final Dickinsonian University* He received the edition of this semester are Pulitzer prize in 19i-|-9 for his due at noon on F rid ay, book entitled, The Disruption o f American Democracy, and is Now that we've all survived co-author of several other books* January 6th you must be sure to see” "BLITHE SPIRIT" tonight, 3:30 - Old West tomorrow, or Saturday. Students are informed that The Arts f e s t i v a l Commit "Blithe Spirit" is on the syl tee will meet* labus fo r Modern Drama, E nglish 18 , next semester* Ig: 00 - LeCaulcy Room • A reception will follow tonight's performance* All persons Interested in any phase o f w ritin g and ARE YOU THE BmST BRIDGE PLAYER publishing are invited to AT D'SON ? attend a meeting of The Lit erary Bulletin in Old West. You'll have the chance to prove it this Saturday, Jan SUNDAY uary 9th, when Sui Generis will be holding a social service 6:00 - fellowship Hall project In South from 10:00 am to lx: 00 pm for the Children's Everyone is invited to the federation* Everyone will meeting of The Christian As have the chance to play any sociation in Allison Church kind o f cards he lik e s and to to hear three of our foreign enter the bridge tournament students discuss Christianity if he wants, fifty cents in their countries. An inter donation* national dinner will be served* Tickets, on sale in the Busi Last night the Dickinson ness O ffic e , must be bought by Devils defeated Juniata College Friday* The cost i s f i f t y cen ts. in basketball 75- 67*

Charles Condomine +- Madame A rcardi ------E lv ira the daily senator

volt HI no. 67 ______january 8 e di t or- in - chi e f : dave -williams student senate assistant editor: bob Worthington dickinson college mm

TODAY - 5 : 0 0 SPORTS

You are cordially invited to Vie‘ 11 say i t again - that attend Sabbath Services sponsored that which cou ld n ’ t be done can by the Jewish Affairs Council, be done, regardless who says it. today in the Durbin Oratory Our cagers w ill travel to Wilkes Prayer Chapel (basement of Old College tomorrow evening to West), A Kiddush will be held prove just that. With a fresh immediately following the ser 75^63 victory over Juniata un v ic e , der their belts they’ll be out to make it two in a row, as SATURDAY - 10:00 - Ip: 00 well as even the season’ s re cord at Ip-lpo Don't fo rg e t th at anyone and everyone w i l l be able to win The swimming meet at W ilkes prizes tomorrow in South College„ College has been forfieted in A Bridge tournament w ill be con favor of Dickinson, ducted for those who wish to participate. Do cone. There The Wrestling team defeated is fun fo r a l l , in clu d in g fa c u l Gettysburg College on Wednesday ty members, night by a score of 19- 1 5 , thus extending its winnings to a re SUNDAY - 6:00 cord o f 2- 0.

The Christian Association in The squash team plays York vites you to hear students from on our Court tomorrow at 2:00. Nepal, Thailand, and England dis cuss "Christianity in My Country" ANNOUNCMENT in Fellowship Hall, An international dinner will be served. Beginning next week as a pub Today is the la s t day to pur l i c s e rv ice and at no extra c o s t, chase tickets, available In the the daily senator will print up Business Office for $.50o for your convenience five signs which you can use during the fin TUESDAY - 11:00 - ip: 00 al exam period to keep would-be annoyers, time-taker-uppers, and An officer selection officer no good nests in general away from the Marine Corps w ill be on from your study doers. We hope campus to in terview p rosp ectiv e they will be of some use - even candidates for officer training if only as Kleenex, to dry up corps in Old West, your many tears sfter It’ s all over, ATTENTION THOUGHT FOR THE DAY A ll women day students may pick up the free Panhollcnic rush Today is Friday already, ing booklets at the Dean of ' Women’ s O ff ic e , AFTER THOUGHT FOR THE DAY Don’t forget to seo your ad visor as soom as possible to re- Tomorrow is Saturday gisted for next semester. Regis tration will end next Friday, the daily senator

. ttt______january, 11 editor: dave williams # student senate ------aasi stant—editor: bob Worthington ______d iek in son co lle g co e

BOSLER HALL PROSPECTIVE TEACHERS GUGGENHEIM ART SHOW A representative of the Paintings by the following Madison, New Jersey Public Schools artists—Chagall, Kadinsky, Klee, w ill visit Dickinson on January Masson, Miro, Moholy-Nagy, and lithe Sign up for appointments Villon—are now on exhibition on at the Placement Office. This the 3rd flo o r* includes posiuiens in both ele mentary and secondary s ch o o ls .

TODAY TODAY 12:30 - MC CAULEY [).: 00 - MUSIC BUILDING There w ill bo an important meeting of the Social Committee* Choir rehearsal w ill be held Representatives from first sem downstairs. ester are urged to bring their new replacements*

3 :00 - MC CAULEY ROOM ICE-HOCKEY PLAYERS

Members of the Action Party Anyone interested in playing are asked to attend a steering organized hockey, see B ill Smyth committee meeting* at Phi Kappa Sigma, or B ill Stoddard at Alpha Chi Rho, today. !p:00 - MEMORIAL HALL The first game w ill be Tuesday n ig h t. Student senate w ill hold its regular meeting*

7:00 - MC CAULEY ROOM Independent students may meet with their representatives from the daily senator

v o l. I l l . no, 69______.january 12 editor: aavo williams student senate c.ssistent-editor: hob Worthington dickinson college dh

11:00 - CHAPEL NOTICE

Hobart Mitchell, concert There will be a Panhcllenic baritone and former university Council meeting with all fresh teacher will deliver a "Sermon men women tonight in Metzger’ s in Song" at Chapel today. Mr. Rcc. Room at 67lj.O p.m. A ll M itch e ll w ill sin g a. number o f g i r l s , in clu d in g M cln tire and great religious selections and Day Students, should try to at interpret them. He was edu tend. Bring your Panhcllenic cated at Eastman School o f Ilusic booklets and ANY questions con and h olds a M aster’ s degree cerning rushing. from Columbia. U n iv ersity . He has been in great demand on ICE-HOCKEY PLAYERS many college campuses. Anyone interested in playing McCauley Room organized hockey, see B ill Smyt. at Phi Kap or B ill Stoddc.rd at 3:30 Alpha Chi Rho today. Managing staff of the Literary Bulletin will meet. ATTENTION SENIORS

[[.: 00 The c la s s o f f i c e r s and mem Literary staff of the bers o f the Class G ift Commit Literacy Bulletin will meet. tee w ill meet this evening at ^ the Carlisle Diner. 7:30 Annual elections of the THURSDAY Alpha and Omega S ociety w ill bo held. Make every effort Students of the instrumental to attend. seminar will present a recital in Memorial Hall at ip: 00 pm. tho daily senator

vol. III, no, 70______january 13 editor: dave williens student senate assistant editor: bob Worthington dickinson college lh TODAY THURSDAY Bosler Hall - 8:00 pm Old West - 1:1S> pm Philippe Entreraont, pianist, All foreign students w ill meet and Maurice Gendron, c e l l i s t , for s. tour of the Carlisle Tire will present a joint recital for and Rubber Plant, Other students the fourth in a series of cul interested may also attend, tural events at Dickinson. These brilliant young musicians McCauley Room - 3:30 pm w ill perform numbers from Bee thoven, Schubert, Debussy, and There will bo a meeting of all Brahms, United Party Senators and persons "I predict that if this al interested in campus politics. i i c.nco o f C-endron and Entreraont Freshmen sure urged to attend. becomes c. permanent one it will have the most brilliant future. Old West - 7:00 pm Their playing is of exceptional calibre*"r France-Soir critic A tape of Paris Roicha.ed of the Christian Missionary Alliance SENATE MINUTES w ill be played at the IVCF meet ing in the Durbin Oratory, All 1, The new chairman of the are invited to attend. S o cia l Qommittee is Byron Quann, 2, The proposed re v ise d Corner Cafeteria - 7:00 pm Constitution will be posted in a l l dorms and fr a te r n ity houses. The Board o f D irectors o f the All students are asked to sug Flying Club w ill hold a. meeting, gest changes to their student senators, as discussion will Denny - 7:00 pm take place at the next meeting, 3, Tho Student Senate w ill The Debate Council w ill meet go on record as being in favor in Room 8 , of maintaining the present grad ing system rather than the one ATTENTION which in clu d es p lu sses and • \ m inusses. There w ill be no more meetings 1+. Mr, Hartshorn and Mr, of the Economics Club this sem Jarrett were elected to serve ester, Arrangements for a speak on the C ultural A ffa ir s Commit er on February 11 have been made. te e ,

The I.F.C, will meet on Thurs THURSDAY day at 7 :15 pm instead of this Drayer Lounge - 6:30 pm evening. "The Co11ego Woman and Career Freshmen men can sign up fo r Trends" will be tho topic of a the fraternity eating plan on representative of the Berkeley Thursday and Friday at the Bus School who w ill speak to upper- iness Office, The cost is $1,00, class women at a dessert meet in g , The program, sponsored by : BASKETBALL Wheel and Chain, will afford a look at the fields, including Dickinson - 66 Gettysburg - 86 science a.nd mathematics, favored by college women. the daily senator v o l . I l l , no. 71______January, Ik editor: dave williams student sen ate assistant-editor; bob worthington______dickinson college

11:00 - CHAPEL CULTURAL EVENT Bosler Hall - 8:00 P.M. The Student Senate w i l l have charge of the Assembly today. Philippe Entremont and Maurice Gendron w ill present an identical TODAY program to that which drew extravagant acclaim from critico 8: 30- 11:0 0 in their New York appearance la s t sp rin g . The program w i l l Don’t forget the Pi Beta Phi c o n s is t o f B ethoven's "Opus Coffee hour for Settlement 69 in A major," Schubert’ s School At the rooms, 159 W. "Arpeggione in A minor", Debussy' High. "D minor Sonata (1 9 1 5 )", and Brahms’ "Opus 99 in F m a jo r". 4:00 ATTENTION There w ill be a Sharp Room Eea in the Sharp Room. All junior girls who participated in class volley 4:00 ball and class bowling report Instrumental Seminar to the gym at 11:00 Sat., fan. Memorial Hr11 16 , in bermudas fo r a Microcosm picture. This Music Seminar w ill ihclude works by J.B .Breval, A new book, The Twenty Jacques Ibert, Franz J. Haydn, Minute Lifetime, a guide to C.M. Van Weber and Jules career planning by Gavin A. Massenet. All faculty Pitt i3 recommended reading members and students are by Dean Coutts. This book Cordially invited to attend. may be borrowed from the Placement Office. Drayer Lounge - 6:30 PM FRESHMEN MEN "The C ollege Woman and Career Trends" w ill be the topic Only two days remain for of a representative of the those Freshmen desiring to Berkeley School who w ill speak sign up for the eating plan. to upperclass women at a The cost is $11.00 fo r the dessert meeting. The program, week. sponsored by Wheel and Chain will afford a look at the SFJC fields, including science and mathematics, fa v ored by The SFJC on January 6,1960 c o lle g e women. required a student to withdraw ■from a course with penalty for WRESTLING cheating on an hourly examina tio n . D’ son 26 Lebanon V alley 7 the daily aerator vnl - III..—nta. '12. — -----—------—______;j an vary 1$ editor: davc w i3.lin.ia atv.dent aenr.to aa a latent editor: bob Worthington ______die lcin a on c o lic ,

ANNOUNCEMENT ATTENTION

Due to finals the Daily All junior girls who partici Senator will not be printed for pated in class volleyball or the next two weeks, class bowling renort to the jm at 11:00 Saturday, January TODAY f , in burwudr s for a Microcosm 3:00 - Denny Hall p ic tu r o .

There w ill be a meeting of old Do you have any books that and new Dickinsonian editors this you d o n 't want? The afternoon In the Dickinsonian Christian Association is collect' room. This is very important. ing books to send to the World University Service. If you /\\> \f \r^ /v \r /\ j \r\ /\ \tn* have any books at home, brin g them back between sem esters. Don't forget to pick up the There will be a box in the last issue of the Dickinsonian lobby of the library for them. for this semesterl Jewish services will not bo GOOD held this afternoon.

LUCK FRESHMEN MEN

IN Only one day remains for those Freshmen desiring to FINALS' sign up for the eating plan. The co st is &11.00 fo r the week.

SATURDAY - 6:30 SATURDAY - 6:

The swimming team takes on A preliminary basketball game the visitors from P.M.C. at will be played before the varsity our p o o l, meets the team from P.M.C. the drily senator

vol, III, no, 73______February 1 editor-in-chief: dove’ w ill icons student senate assistant editor: bob Worthington dickinson college P TODAY ATTENTION

3:00 pm - Me Cauloy Room The w ife o f a fa c u lty member is in urgent need of A Positive Action Party etc,ring committee B lood. If you are this type w ill m eet. and are willing to contribute please contact Dean Couttc, NOTICE If you arc not cure of your blood type it can bo checked All persons who plan to bo in at the Carlisle Hospital. the Choir th is semester must attend rehearsal this .fternoon Library Exhibit at 1|:00 in the Music Building Rehearsal Hall (downstairs), Be sure to see the new or their nemos will be dropped library exhibit It.lie Handwrit from the roll. Persons unable ing, sponsored by the Society to attend for a good reason for Italic Handwriting, London, should contact Ann Chandler prior to rehearsal. BASKETBALL

The Concert Chors.le hc.s room for Tonight the Red D evils take two new members--a 2nd Bass and on Susquehanna in their first a 1st Alto. Interested students encounter of the second scmestci must see Mir* J a rre tt tod a y . Dickinson has looked very stronf A pplicants must have strong in recent games. Make this one voices and bo excellent readers, of the beet escsons by supportii the team. RUSHING PLACEMENT INTERVIEW Smokers will be held tonight at the following -five houses: Beta, Placement Interview by The Phi Delt, SAE, Theta Chi end Connecticut Mutual Life Insur Phi Psi. These same five fr; t- ance Company, Tuesday, February ernities will hold smokers on 2, I960. Opening in Sa.les & Thursday night. Sales Management, Administra On Tuesday and VJedncsdcy n igh ts t iv e , and A ctu a ria l Training the other five houses will hold Programs. Sign up i t the smokers. They arc Grow, Kappa Placement Office, East College. Sigma, Phi Epsilon Pi, Phi Kap Non Technical end Math majors and Sigma Chi. or i-ion with even cod ma th All smokers st..rt at 7 end end co u rs e s . at 9 pm. Freshmen cm cat breakfast in any fr a te r n ity they choose. They can be in a fr a te r n ity u n til 7 pm on any day end 9 pm if that house has a smoker. Freshmen must attend on a .smoker ;t each house during this week. the ch.il ' senator vol.III. no. 7k______february 2 editor-in-chiof: dave williams student senate assistant editor: bob Worthington dickinson colicny CVJ TODAY RUSHING

11:10 - College Chapel Tonight’ s smokers w ill be at the following houses: The first chapel of the Alpha Chi Rho second semester w ill be held Kappa Sigma in the Dickinson College Chapel. Phi Epsilon Pi Phi Kappa Sigma TOMORROW Sigma. Chi There will be no smokers to 3 - 5 ™ Music Building morrow evening. All men c.re re minded that freshmen must leave C-loe Club tryouts w ill be the fraternities by 7 p.m. when held. All men are invited to no smokers arc being held. try ou t. Thursday’ s schedule is the seme as t o n ig h t’ s. PLACEMENT INTERVIEWS On Friday evening Beta Theta P i, Phi D elta Theta, Phi Kappa Next Monday a rep resen ta tiv e P s i, SAS, and Theta Chi w ill from the G. C. Murphy Company have smokers from J t 00 - 9: 00. w i l l be on campus to in terview At 9:00 a l l houses w i l l h old sen iors f o r th e ir Management open houses. Training Program. Those inter Fraternity preferential bid ested in merchandising, sc.lcs, lists must bo submitted to I.F.C management, and personnel should by Se.turday noon. Failure to do see Mr. Roe in the Placement so could result in $1^0 fin e . Office, East College, B-l, for Freshmen must be out of the an appointment. houses by 3:00 Sunday when the silent period begins. Today a representative from the Connecticut Mutual Life In LIBRARY EXHIBIT surance Company is interviewing seniors for positions in sales, The S ociety fo r Ita .lic Hand sa les management, and adm inist writing is sponsoring an Italic ra tion . Handwriting exhibit in the l i brary.

DICKINSONIAN

The Dickinsonian w ill be published one week from Friday. All fraternity row columns must be turned in by this Friday at noon. the daily senator v o l. I I I , no. 75______fobruary 3 editor-in-chief: dave williams sttidont senate assistant editor: bob Worthington dicklnson college mm

TODAY RUSHING

South - 3:00 1. Freshmen are not required to attend a smoker at every There will be a meeting of house this week. the Copy S ta ff o f the D ickin - 2. On Thursday from 7:00 - sonian today* 9 : 0 0 ' the following fraternities w ill hold smokers: Phi Kappa Sig Music Building - 3-5 ma, Phi E psilon P i, Kappa Sigma, Sigma Chi, and Alpha Chi Rhoa Glee Club tryouts are being 3o On Friday the following held from 3-5 today in the mu fraternities will hold smokers sic building, from 7:00 - 9:00: Beta Theta Pi, Phi D elta Theta, Sigma Alpha THURSDAY Epsilon, Theta Chi, and Phi Kap pa Psi. After these smokers 3:00 all the fraternities will have open house from 9:00 - 1 1 : 00. There will be a meeting of ij.. Freshmen must be out of the Dickinsonian sports staff. the fraternity housed by Satur Anyone who i s not now a member day noon. Dance3 will be held but is interested in joining is in the fraternities on Saturday invited to attend. evening from 9:00 - 12 : 00,

Drayor Roc Room - 5:00 ANNOUNCEMENTS

There will bo a Pollies All students who wish to re Steering Committee meeting. The new their chapel excuses for following committee heads w ill the second semester must do so please attend: Sandy Hamrick, immediately by registering with Gail Massey, Harriet Rider,Dave the Doan of Men’ s Office, Williams, Betty Hall,Jane Kiser, There will not be a rehersal Roger Goodman, Dougie Rice,Carol of the College Chorale today at W right, Carol Burner, Judy Sim 1:00. However, the choir will on!, Nancy Newell, Harry Danner, rehearse us usual at ij.: 00 in and Gwen W ilkin. the basement of the music build in g . the daily senator vol* I II * no* 76______fcbruary li editor-in-chief: dave williams student senate assistant editor: boh Worthington dickinson college kc

TODAY Students Interested in Law School 11: 00 - B osler H a ll All students who are interested The six th Morgan Lecture on in law studies generally or in college teaching will be pre studies at Dickinson School of Law sented th is morning by Howard specifically, are invited to Jones, professor of English attend a d iscu ssion le d by Dean literature at Harvard University. Morris L. Shafer and Asst. Dean Dr* Jones has been in the teach Frankston on Tuesday, ^eb. 9, at ing field for IpO years holding 3:0C pm in Feldman Lounge, ground positions at the Universities floor of Trickett Hall, corner of o f Texas, North C arolin a, and S, College and W. South Sts* Michigan before going to Harvard in 19k6. He was the former Chapel Excuses chairman of the American Council of Learned Societies. The title All students who wish to renew of his talk is "Art and Learning." their chapel excuses for the second semester must do so imme Final Rushing Schedule diately by registering with the Dean o f Men’ s O ff ic e . There will be smokers in All Houses tonight. There will be TODAY Open Houses in all Houses on Friday evening and dances at all 3:00 Houses Saturday s. There will bea meeting of the Art Exhibit DiekinsonIan sports staff. Anyone who is not now a. member but i s An exhibition of water colors, interested in joining is invited including works by some of the to atten d . major contemporary artists, is now showing in the art gallery, 3:30 - McCauly Room third floor Bosler Hall. This exhibit is a loan from the There will be a meeting of all Gugenheim Museum, supplementing persons associated with the United the loan of paintings which is Party including committee chairmen also hanging in the gallery. and last year’ s nominees for Senate The exhibit w ill be shown offices* Please be prompt. until February 25* 5:00 - Drayer Rec Room Teem Tryouts There will be a Follies Steer There will be a meeting of ing Committee meeting. The com a l l tra ck , la c r o s s e , and ba 3eba.ll mittee heads are requested to candidates in the Gym at ipr 00 to deg -attend.

'Hockey ATTENTION

The Dickinson Hockey Team The S o cia l S ervice Committee swampod the PTF men’ s team from o f The C hristian A sso cia tio n in Mochanicsburg Tuesday night by a cooperation with Iir. Wanner, score of 2lp —Ip. This is the second the psychologist for the public victory for the team, having school system in Carlisle, is beaten the same term three weeks planning to start a period for ago Up-3* Next game is Wednesday- slower students in special classes night at the Lemoyne Skating in school. The group will meet Rink at 9:30 pm. one hour a week. Any student who would be Interested in leading a SUNDAY group should contact Dr. Leslie in East C-l or in care of the Mail 6:30 PM Room.

The Christian Association will Don’t forget to give your old meet th is Sunday to clean up books uo the World University Durbin Oratory. Everybody is Service. There is a box in the welcome . lobby of the library. the dally senator

vol. I l l , no. 77______.______february 1 editor-in -ch ief: dave williams student senate assistant editor: bob Worthington ______dickinson college cw FRATERNITY RUSHING SQUASH

Fraternities must submit their The Dickinson Squash team, preferential dinner invitations seeking to better its 3 -1 to Sam M eredith, Morgan C 312, by record, plays host to Pitt noon on Saturday. Saturday at 2:00 pm. The mo.tch The s ile n t p e r io d begins Sunday figures to be the most important at 3 pm end continues until the of the year for the Red Devils list is posted at South College on who have already defeated the Wa: Monday at 1+ pm„ College, York and Navy, losing Freshmen will turn In their only to Penn. bids in the Dickinson!an Room Mon day morningff Everyone must list a CULTURAL AFFAIRS first, second, and third choice. Fraternities will turn their lists The Roger Wagner Chorale in to Dean Couttsc w ill be presented Tuesday evening February 16, at eight o’clock. FRATERNITY ROM The concert will be given in the auditorium of the Lamberton Jr. All columns are due at the H igh School at the corner of Dickinsonian office by 12:00 today. Graham S treet and Mooreland Avenue. Students should be pre 3?0C ~ Denny H all sent no later than 7: 50, sin ce townspeople are admitted after The Managing staff of the Dick that;. insonian will meet in the Dickin Features of the event will be sonian Room. A ll o ld and new mem the presentation of a piano bers are requested to attend. concerto and of an eighteenth- century opera-----music by Handel, Phi Ep - $:00 pm text by John Gay-----which should be of interest to students of Jewish services will be held. E nglish and H istory . The opera, of course, will be given in SUIT DAY co n ce rt-----not in operatic -----form,

The Christian Association will MANAGEMENT TRAINING PROGRAM meet eat 6:30 to clean Durbin Oratory. Everybody is welcome. Mr. S.A. Yount o f the G.C* Murphey Company w il l v i s i t FOUND Dickinson Monday, February 8, to recruit seniors for jobs with A sweater was found in Room 108, th is company a fte r gradu ation . Tome Building, during the last week Today is the last day to make of examinations. The owner may an appointment for an interview. claim this article in the Business Sign up at the Placement Office, O ffic e . East College, Secton B.

You are invited to the meeting of the Christian Roundtable, Sun. morning, Feb. 7, at 9:1+5 AM In th Minister's Study at Second Pres byterian Church. the daily ccnc.tot* v o l I I I ______february 8 editor: dave wiilianis dickinson collogc assistant-editor; bob Worthington student senate CO

RUSHING BASKETBALL

Freshman men w ill submit their Tomorrow night the Red D evils bids to IFC representatives in the play host to the quintet from Microcosm Room in the basement of Elizabethtown College. Denny Hall from 9-12 this morning. Results will bo posted at I4. P.M. WILSON COLLEGE in front of South College* VI i Is on College w ill feature a STUDENT SENATE talk on Charles do Gaulle by Dr. Sdwcrd Iiorot, the Frence Embassy’ No Student Senate meeting w ill Cultural Counselor, who w ill spea bo held today. in French. The lecture will take place on February 9, at 7:30 P.M. 7:00 OLD NEST There will also be a French lit erary exhibit. The Independent Students w ill Students of French who are in hold nominations for next year’ s terested may contact Dr. Maurino, officers in the Conference Rooms. who will have room for five in All Independent Students are in h is ca r. vited to attend* TUESDAY CAST CALL The Dickinsonian Features Staff The F o llie s Cast w il l meet at will meet at 11:00 in the Dickin ip: 20 P.M. today in the Ballet Room. son ian Room. New members are in Be prepared to run through the vited to come. f i r s t a.ct*

11:00 DENNY TODAY - 12;30 P.M. The Dickinsonian Features Staff will meet today in the Diekinson- There w ill be a meeting o f the ian Room. New members are in v ite d Sooi&l Committee in the McCauley Room. to come out.. the de.il;, senetor

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CHAPEL STUDENTS INTERESTED IN LAW SCHOOL Today's speaker is Dr. John Dickson whose topic is "The All students who are interested Search for Sacramental form". in law studies generally or in Dr. Dickson is originally from studies at Dickinson School of Virginia. He attended Emory Law specifically, are invited to Univ. and Henry C ollege and attend a discussion led by Dean received his doctorate frora the Morris L. Shafer and Asst. Dean Univ. of Chicago. He taught Frankston on Tuesday, feb. 9, at at Emory Univ. and is now Chair 3:00 PH In feldman Lounge, grounc man of the Dept, of Art with floor of Trickett Hall, corner of the rank of associate processor. S. College and Vi. South Sts. He is execu tive secret ar;- o f the ^acuity Christian fellow PLACEMENT INTERVIEWS ship . Thursday-, web. 11, the superinter BASKETBALL dent of Lewistown Public Schools, Lewistown, Pa., accompanied by tl The Red D evils put th e ir 7-6 Jr. Sr. High principals will record on the lin e ton igh t as visit here. they trade shots with the quintet -from Elizabethtown Col Friday, feb.12, Mr, Elmer Hagman lege. This game promises to bo from Greenwich Public Schools wi a good one -for the D-son -five be here. Greenwich, Conn., is a who hope to extend their lo v e ly town know as "the gateway winning streak to five. to few England".

WRESTLING Sign up soon in the Placement Office, East College, Section B The Dickinson grapplors travel for both or cither of these inte: to Eliza.bcthtown tonight to view s. avenge their recent loss to Lebanon V a lley . B ASKETBALL I . F. RESULTS

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v o l. I l l ______february 10 editor-in-chief: dc.ve williams dickinson college assistant-editor: bob Worthington ______student senate Ih TODAY BASKETBALL

1:00 pm - Music Building The Dickinson five's four gam> winning streak wa3 stopped last The P o llie s ly r i c a l committee night by Elizabethtown. The w i l l meet. Devils lost 83-76 despite 23 points by Joe Elinsky and 19 by 1:00 pm - South Gene Becker. Dickinson led at one time in the first half by 11 The P o lli e s s c r ip t committee points but fell behind in the w il l meet. critical second half. The start ing five played the whole game 3:30 pm - Music Building except for the last two minutes when a substitution was made. There w ill be a meeting of the Brass Ensemble. PLACEMENT INTERVIEWS

4*. 30 pm - Denny Thursday the superintendent of the Lewistown Public Schools, There w ill be an important Lewistown, Pa., accompanied by meeting o f the news s t a f f with the Junior and Senior High prin its editors in the Dickinsonian cipals will visit Dickinson. room. The news sta-f’f is pressed Friday Mr. Elmer Hagman from for reporters, and anyone inter the Greenwich Public Schools wil! ested will be gratefully accept be here. Greenwich, Conn., is ed, without regard to experience. a lovely town known as !,the gate way to New England." 7:00 pm - Denny Sign up soon in the Placement Office, East College, Section B There will be a meeting of the for either or both of these in Union Philosophical Society in terview s . Room 8. Parliamentary procedure and plans fo r the re g io n a l meet SWIMMING ing of the Intercollegiate Con ference on Government w ill be The Dickinson swimming team discu ssed . Pew members are urged plays host to the mermen from to attend. Drexel this p.ra. -7:l5as they endeavor to continue their win 7:00 pm - Old West ning ways.

The Chess Club w ill meet in FOUND the Conference Room. 4 pair of_ glasacs war; found 7:00 pm - Memorial Hall in the backyard of McIntyre. They may be claimed in the Busi Rowan Pearce, a. Dickinson ness Office. alumnus, w ill speak on the use A lady's ring has been found o f God's g i f t s at IVCP. A ll in the lib r a r y . The owner may faculty and students are invited claim it at the main desk. to attend. the daily senator v ol» I I I ______fobruary 11 editor: dove williams dickinson college assistant editor: bob Worthington student senate p f

TODAY - BOSLER HALL CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION 11:00 The C hristian A ssocia tion Todays speaker in chapel w i l l meet th is Sunday at 6:30 w ill be Mr; Harry M. Buten. to clean Durbin Oratory. His topic of today will be Everyone is welcome. "Wedgewood". The S o cia l S ervice Committee ATTENTION SENIORS of the Christian Association Is planning to start a recreatioi Graduation Invitations have period for students in slow been distributed to each of classes in the puo.,.ic schools. the fraternities, Conway Hall, The group w i11 meet once a Drayer and Mathews, Orders week starting -,n March. If will be taken until feb. 19. anyone is interested in leading such a group and has TODAY not alreacy contacted Dr. Leslie in East C or c/o Hail Room [|_: 00 - Memorial Hall Please do so as soon as possible.

The Economics Club w ill TONIGHT feature Frank Maseland III who will speak at this time. His 7:00 - Room 8 topic will be Japan and the common market. The Debate Club Meeting. Please attend meeting tonight. 5:00 Schedule o f debate ■f'orrre&t of year will be made, Jewish Services will be held in the Phi Ep house instead of SWIMMING Durbin Oratory. The Dickinson C ollege swimmers 7:30 - Old West extended their streak to 29 tonight as tb%r soundly defeated The nD" Club w il l have th e ir Drexel 71 - 23. Three p o o l pictures taken tonight. Please records were broken last night wear e ith e r sweater and t ie s as Drexel’ s Chris Rota won the or coats r.’od ties, 200 yd. individual medley, the 200 yd. butterfly and the 200 I . f . RESULTS yd. breast stroke.

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FRESHMEN BASKETBALL

The combined Freshmen House The D ickinson fiv e h osts Council w ill meet at 11:00 a,m, a strong Lehigh team tomorrow Saturday,, February 13, in Denny, night, at 8:30e The Devils will Room 5. All representatives or put th e ir 7~7 record on the line their alternates please attend, as they endeavor to stay above the 500 mark, PERSHING RIFLES PLACEMENT INTERVIEWS Last night the honorary military society of Pershing IRifles Company Mr, Elrnirr Hagman, a rep re Y-5 initiated 19 new brothers. sentative of the Greenwich The initiation was followed by a Public Schools will interview film and the guest speaker of the prospective teachers this evening, Lt, Col, Pinson, The aftern oon , drill team expects to open its T he following Is the sche season in early April at the dule of interviewers who are Cherry Blossom F e s tiv a l in Wash planning to visit Dickinson for ington, D. C, the rest of this month,

DICKENSONIAN Tues, 16 - Insurance Co of North America Please turn in Fraternity Row Thurs, 18 - The Upjohn Co, columns to Dickinsonian Room F r i. 19 - General E le c tr ic immediately. The absolute dead Credit Corp, line for the next issue and all Mon, 22 - R iegel Paper Corp, forthcoming issues ia Monday at Tues, 23 - Board o f Education noon, Baltimore County,Md, Thurs, 25 - The Reuben H. THE HORNBOOK IS COMING Donnelley Corp, LOOK FOR IT F r i , 26 - Chubb & Son Mon, 29 - P ru dential In s, Co, the daily senator yol. Ill, no, 83 ______fubruary I editor-in-chief: 'da've williams student senit assistant editor: bob worthington______dickinson colle; £ TODAY CULTURAL AFFAIRS

3:30 pm ~ Me Cauley Room Tuesday night, February 16, one of the outstanding choral There will be a meeting of the groups In the country, the Roger entire staff of the Literary Wagner Chorale, w ill be featured B u lle tin , in a program to be held at the Lamberton Junior High School ip: 00 pm - Memorial Hall Auditorium. Students attending the performance should be presen. The Student Senate w ill meet. no later than 7:50 pm sin ce townspeople are admitted free to ,7:00 pm - Me Cauley Room the concert Fter that time. The concert begins at 8:0C pm. Independent students may meet The presentation will feature a with their representatives. piano concerto and an eighteenth century opera (music by Handel, BASKETBALL tex t by John Gay) which w il l be of enormous interest to Although playing an excellent students of English and hi s to r y , a ll-rou n d g me and leadin g t i l l The opera w ill be given in midway through the second half, the concert form. redrnen finally succumbed to Lehigh's one-man attack Saturday, losing 60-53. Norm Brandi, 12th leading scorer in the nation with a 2I4..6 average hit aQr 38 poin ts and le d h is team to an e x citin g victory. Brandi also sot Lehigh's one season scoring record during the game, now to ta lin g 396 p o in ts. Hitting double -Figures for the Devils in the well-fought contest were Cromer, Becker and Quann with 1 5 , 1 3 > "nd 11 points respectively. the daily senator vol. Ill, no. 8ij.______february 16 editor-in-chief: dave williams student senate a s s is t a n t editor: bob Worthington ______dickinson college cw 11:10 - CHAPEL CULTURAL AFFAIR

The speaker w ill be the Rev. The Roger Wagner Chorale w ill Robert Kimball, a Congregational present a concert at Lamberton m in iste r. He was gratuated from Jr. High School, corner of Graham O berlin C ollege and sch ool o f Street and Moore land Avenue, at th eolog y . At present he is a 8:00o Students are reminded that lecturer at Harvard University townspeople are admitted at ?:50e where he is active in a project dealing with religion and mental BASKETBALL h ea lth . The Concert Chorale w ill sing. The D-son five travels to near Members are reminded that women by Gettysburg tonight as they at are to wear vhite blouses and men tempt to avenge their recent loss coats and ties. and to even their record at 8-8. 3:00 PLACEMENT INTERVIEW

There will be a cabinet meet A representative of the Insur ing of the Christian Association. ance Company of North America is on campus to interview interested 3:30 - OLD WEST seniors. Sign up for appointment with Mr. Roe in the Placement Of There will be a meeting of all fice, East College. persons active in United Party., Freshmen are welcome. Committee SENIORS chairmen are urged to have a ten- ative list of their committees at Those wishing to get graduation the meeting, in the McCauley Room. invitations can do so by contact ing the following seniorsg' Tony 3 :5 0 -5 :5 0 - DENNY HALL D iG ioia, Bob Lipsky, Carl L izza, Bob Richardson, Andy Knuth, A1 The Follies cast will meet in Green, Del Kirk, Mike Taylor, Nea.' the Belles Lottres Room. Act I Lovsnes, Bob Trelogen, Boyd Har- of "Tonight*s the Night" will be bourt, or any member of the Wheel rehearsed. and Chain, The closing date for orders is 6: 1|_5 - OLD WEST February 19, this Friday.

I.F.C. w ill meet in the McCaul I .F . RESULTS ey Room. Promptness is requested so that members can attend the Phi Delta Theta I4.9, Phi Ep 28 Cultural Affair or the basketball Alpha Chi Rho 33, Phi Kap 32 game at Gettysburg.

7:00 - DENNY HALL It will be the policy of this Those novices interested in paper to publish a selected entry trying for a varsity position in from Ambrose B ie r c e ’ s Devil* a the coming tournament of the De Dictionary each day. bate Club are to bring 10-minute Definition - egotist: a person of affirmitive speeches to the meet low taste, more interested in him' ing in Room 8, self than in me. the daily senator

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The F o l l i e ’ s L yric Committee The B elles L ettres S o cie ty has w i l l meet* selected ’’Diabolique”, a French murder mystery with English sub 5:00 - MCCAULEY ROOM titles, for showing in Bosler Hal tonight at 7:30« This suspensful There w ill be a meeting of the film was praised by the New York Dickinson College Religious Affairs Times for its ’’writing , visual C oun cil, con stru ction and a ctin g * "

7:00 - MUSIC BUILDING DRAYER LOBBY

There will be a Glee Club prac Lt, Jane M, Bahr, VJAC Pro tice in the basement* curement Officer, will be in the Drayer Lobby from 10:30 a.m* to 7:00 - OLD ML ST i+s 30 p,m. today. At 6:30 she wil present a movie in the Drayer The Chess Club w ill meet in the Recreation Room, All young Conference Rooms to discuss plans ladies are invited to attend. for a match with Ursinus College* A ll members please be p re se n t. PLACEMENT INTERVIEWS

8:00 - MEMORIAL HALL Attention Chemistry Majors: Mr, Robert S tratton from the Mr, Harold Irvin, Jr., Dis- Riegel Paper Corp, will be here trict Attorney and Mr, Robert Myers Monday February 22, They need will be guest speakers at the U.P.S.technical people, meeting. They will discuss cam- Two principals o^ the Penns- paign strategy and techniques, bury Schools, Yardley, Pa, will Plans and agenda for the regional be on campus Friday, February 26 meeting of the Intercollegiate Con- for the purpose of interviewing ference on Government will also be prospective teachers, discussed. All students and faculty ^ign up for interviews at the members are invited to attend. Placement Office, East CollegeB-1,

SNEA TYPING

All those going to the SNEA Zeta Tau Alpha will type paper, meeting at Dean James1 house should for 15^ a page. 6on tact Andy meet in Drayer lobby at 6:i|5* Entliss, Drayer Hall.

TOMORROW LOST

Authentic uniform and slides of One khaki raincoat at Phi Delt of the Civil War Battle of Gettys- 3moker. Please contact John Rich burg will be shown at the A.U.S.A. at East College, ppen house in Bosler Hall, Thurs day evening, February 18, at 7:30 p.m. HAPPINESS - an agreeable sensation arising from contemplating the misery of another the daily senator vol. III. no. ^86______fetoruary 18 editor-in- chief: Charles smith student senate ______dickinson college ke

TODAY 7:30 - Althouse

11:00 - Bosler Hall There w ill be a. meeting of all interested majors and minors Hr, J.H. Powell, noted his in geology. The purpose of the to ria n , biograph er, and a v i s i t meeting will be to form a ing le ctu re r at a number o f geology clu b . The m eeting w i l l c o lle g e s and u n iv e r s itie s w ill be in the basement of Althouse. speak commerating the birth of our first president. Hr. Powell Psychology Club w ill give a Washington Birthday talk entitled "The nation's The Psychology Club meeting G uest." scheduled for today has been c a n c e lle d . 00 - Dennj?- Jewish Affairs Council There will be a meeting of The Hornbook s t a f f today in The Jewish Affairs Council will room 2 . meet tonight at 8: l 5 in the Peldman Lounge of the Dickinson ip: 00 - 5^00 - Sharp Room Law School. The speaker will be Dr. Prinz whose topic is The weekly Sharp Room Tea "Living under the Swastika will be held in Bosler Hall. 1933-1939." These teas present an excellent opportunity fo r the student and Squash the processor to become better accquainted. All are invited to The Dickinson Squash team attend. defeated the Army War College team yesterday by a score o f 7:30 - Bosler Hall 6 -3 . The Dickinson College AUSA ATTENTION . will present "Battle of Gettys burg" this evening. All'mcmbers Phi Kappa Psi fr a te r n ity of the faculty and the student in v ite s the whole campus to an body are cordially invited to Open House Saturday, neb. 20, attend. The group promises an from 9-12 pm. Disc Jockey will edu cational and e x c itin g evening. spin ,

7:30 - 'memorial Hall POUND

Hr. J . H. Powell w ill give a A gold watch has been found talk at an open meeting of the in Mor an Hall. Please contact Mohler Scientific Club. The Dave Ayers. talk is entitled "The Yellow never Ou-ftereak in the U.S. - JE,..L* US - Unduly concerned about 1835." the preservation o-f that which can be lost only if not worth keeping. the daily senator vol. Ill, no. 86______february 1ft ediotr-in-chief: Charles smith student senate ______dickinson college mm

TODAY PLACEMENT INTERVIEWS

The w cstlin g team h osts the A representative from the grapplurs f'rom Juniata tonight General Electric Credit Corpor as they put their 3- 2 -1 record ation w il l be on campus today on the li n e , to interview interested students Riegel Paper Corparation w ill TOMORROW have an in terview er on campus Monday, February 22, 11:00 - Dickinsonian Room All interested students should sign up in the Placement There will be a meeting of the Office, East College, Section B, Nows Staff with the editors for for either or both of these in assignments, terview s ,

Phi Psi House - 9:00-12:00 SWIMMING

WHLY in Carlisle’ s '‘big” Ed The swimming team tra.vels to Madden w ill hold forth at the vran klin and M arshall tomorrow Phi Psi H0use from 9:00 - 12:00, to swap splashes with the mer Everyone on campus is invited. men of Lancaster, The team Refreshments wall be served un hopes to make it 30 wins in a til they run out, so get there row, at the beginning, BASKETBALL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT The Devil five will attempt The seniors will sponsor a to snap a three game losing basketball tournament on Feb streak toworrow from 7:00 - ruary 27, a Saturday night. All- 9:00 as they -Pace vranklin and star nominations from frater Marshall here on their home nities must be submitted by to court. Dickinson defeated morrow. Franklin and M arshall e a r lie r this season and hopes for a re SENIORS peat performance,

Any senior who has not or TODAY - 5:00 dered graduation invitations must do so today. Representa Jewish S-rvices will be held tiv e s can be found in fr a t e r in Durbin Oratory. Everyone n it ie s and d rom itories, is welcome to attend,

LOST: a gold four-color FRIENDLESS - having no favors to Norma pencil. If found, please bestow, destitute of fortune, ad contact Alan Young at the Law dieted to utterance or truth, School, and common sense. the daily senator ______februar;/ vol. Ill, no, 86______. student senate editor1: Charles smith dickinson colleg assistant-editor; hob worthington Ci

BASKETBALL 3r00 McCauley room

The Action Party Caucus. Every The Red D evils staved o f f a one invited who would like to^get come-froM-behind e f f o r t by the the candidates elected. Candi Diplomats of F&M Saturday night dates are: Stsn Lindberg, Dick es they won 76-73* Leading in t Tull,, Gwen VJilkin and John Dingee. opening minutes 20-5, the Devil lea d was shaved to a mere tvo poi 3:15 McCauley room at the h a lf , and a 59 p oin t dead lock at the end of regulation All persons active in the tim e. The f i r s t p e rio d o f ov e r United Party will meet briefly. time ended in a 65 point tie, bu A ll members o f committees p lea se the ordeal was ended a few raoraen atten d. later as D-son dropped In 11 poi to p u ll out fo r good. The game [j.: 00 MEMORIAL HALL brought an end to a three game losing streak. High men were The Student Senate w ill meet Elinsky and Becker with l8 each. today. Candidates for both par ties will be announced officially SWIMMING at this time. The D-son swimmers continued 8:00 BOSLER HALL their winning ways this weekend as they victimized the Diplomats The New York U n iversity Glee of F&M, compiling a 67-28 victor Club will present a Washington’ s Birthday concert , The Glee Club WRESTLING is one of the foremost groups of its kind in the nation. They have The D-son grap p lers com pleted appeared on the Ed Sullivan show a victorious weekend for the loc and are now in the process of an athletes as they defeated Juniat extended to u r . The clu b , cap 25-5* The team now sp orts a com able of singing in six different mendable 5-1-1 record. languages, will feature certain Welsh songs from their vast re- w\"Vf p e t o ir e . Any senior who Is interested, may have their name imprinted or the cover of their yearbook for PLACEMENT INTERVIEWS 50^. If interested, please con tact Merle Tegtmeier, Gary Lawtc The fo llo w in g is the schedule or Judy Sirnoni b e fo re Friday wit of interviewers who are planning your 50^. to visit Dickinson for the rest of the month. The Phi Mu serenade w ill be Mon. 22 - R ieg el Paper Corp. one week from tonight. Tonight1 Tues 23 - Board o f Education serenade has been cancelled be Baltimore County^ Md. cause of the New York University Thurs.25 - The Reuben H . Glee Club concert. Donnelley Corp. F r i . 26 - Chubb & Sons LOST: a g o ld fo u r -c o lo r Norma Mon. 29 - P ru dential I n s . Co. pencil. Please contact Alan You at the Law School. TUESDAY WOUND: numerous articles belong 2-5 PSYCHOLOGY BUILDING ing to students are waiting to b claimed in the Business Office. The Vocational Testing Program Please call promptly. will be directed by Dr. Mayfield, and w ill begin th is week. A ll those interested should pay a $10 fee at the Business O ffic e and LEARNING - the kind of ignorance present their receipts to Dr. distinquishing the studious. Mayfield, second floor of the Psychology Building. the daily senator vol. Ill, no. 89 ______February 23 ed ito r-in -ch ief; Charles smith student senate dickinson college — — —— ------— ------dL

CH/P t* URGENT

The speaker of the morning w ill he THE WINE OF A FACULTY MEMBER Dr. Amos Horlacher. He has served IS IF SERIOUS NEED OF WuOLE BLO this college -for ten years as Dean THERE IS HEED ^OR BLOOD OF ALL o-f Men and fou rteen as an English TYPES TO INSURE A CONTINUOUS SU professor. A graduate of Wesleyan PLY. ARRANGEMENTS MAY BE MADE TJniv., Dr. Horlacher has received AT ANY TIME AT THE CARLISLE IIOS both a D. D. and his doctorate in Education. In addition to teaching 7:30 - ALTH0USE HALL English, he is presently the pastor of the Unitarian Church in Harrisburg The Geology Club w i l l meet tonight In the basement of Alt- CANDIDATES house. All Interested geology students are Invited to attend. The A ction and United P a rties announed their respective slates BASKETBALL fo r the corning e le c tio n o f student senate officers. por the Action The D-son five travels to Party - pres. Stan Lindberg, vice-pre •John Hopkins tonight as they en Dick Tull, sec. C-wen b'ilkln, treas. deavor to even their 8-9 re cord John Dingee. for the United Party pres. Pete Andrews, vice pres. Bob MICROCOSM PICTURES Harlowe, sec. Hattie Harding, treas. Fancy Newell. John Curley 12:14-5 McCauley Rm. All petitions for Student Senate ero Club Officers 7:00 Drayer officers have to be into the hands Finance Committee 7:05 Drayer of the Elections Committee by to Cultural Affairs 7:10 Drayer morrow noon, Box 152, Old West. faculty & students They may also be given to Jack Psych Club 7: If? Drayer Rybnik, Kim Stuhlnuller or Harriet lohler Science 7:20 Drayer Ryder. a l l members Circle K 7:25 Drayer 2 - 5 PSYCH BUILDING SENIORS The Vocational Testing Program will be directed by Dr. Mayfield The Professional Career Test and will begin this week. All of the New York State Civil Ser those interested should pay a 1 10 vice Commission w ill be given fee at the Business O ffic e and Saturday, Feb. 27, on campus. present their recepts to Dr. Mayfield. There is enough material for 3 additional people. Apply at 3: 30 - IlcCi ‘LEY ROOM Dean of Men's Office.

The e n tire s t a f f o f the LITERARY PLACEMENT INTERVIEWS BULLETIN w i l l meet. A ll members are requested to attend. The fo llo w in g are teacher interviews to be held this week. 7:00 23-Board of Ed., Baltimore BELLE LETTRES ROOM 25- Paoll Area Elementary 8: Secondary Schools There w ill be a meeting of the 26- Pennsbury Secondary Schools, Belle Lettres Society with the Yardley, Pa. authors whose articles have appeared in the recen t HORNBOOK and LITERARY TOMORROW BULLETINIssues fo r an open d iscu s 7:14-5 - Bosler Hall sion of their works. All interested students are invited to attend. Dr. Gould, guest speaker of the International Relations Club HORNBOOK will show colored slides and de- a lecture on India & Nepal. Material for the next issue Everyone Is invited. of the HORNBOOK w ill be accepted by Prof. Andrews,' Gina Ingoglia, 7:00 - DRAYER HALL Vic Kryston, or any member of the ctaf-p. Put a number on the m ater Glamour magazine's annual ial and the outside of an envelope; "Ten Best Dressed Dollege G irl'l put your name inside the envelope; in America" contest is being' seal the envelope. sponsored again this year by the Wheel and Chain. A fashion show will be held in the Draver loun the dolly senator v o l. I l l ______februarv ?)\ editor-in-chief: Charles smith student senate assistant editor: bob worthington ______dickinson college lh TODAY action and united pa r tie s

South - 2: V~> pm Petitions for Student Senate o f f i c e r s must be in Box 152, There will be a presentation Old West, by noon. and d iscu ssion o f C a th olic doc trine led by father Paris. FASHION CONTEST

McCauley Room - 3:00 pm Wheel and Chain is spon sor ing Dickinson's Best-Dressed The Christian Service Project Co-ed Contest at 7:00 in Drayer picture for the Microcosm will be Lounge. The winner w il l be taken. Everyone who has partici entered in Glamour Magazine's pated in a Deputation Team should selection of the "Ten Best- be present. Dressed C ollege G irls in Amer ica." Admission will be 10^, Reed - 3 “ 00 pm Those nominated by sororities are: Joan Asch, Carolyn Capice, The f i n a l sessio n o f the fre s h Joannie Diener, Mary Fox, Sonie men reading group w ill be held. Gohn, Rory Gottesmann, Judy New sessions of the Reading Clinic Graham, Ellen Hasenritter, Pat for this semester will begin next Kelly, Joan 3pire, Jean Stell- Tuesday, March 1, at 3:00 pm. fo x , Elyse Swingle, and Barb Sign up in the Business Office. U irth .

Music Building - 3:30 pm QUAKER MEETING

There will be a meeting of the Anyone Interested in begin Phi Mu Alpha music fr a te r n ity ning a Quaker M eeting on cam executive committee. pus p lea se con ta ct Susan S e l lers, Art Room of Library; Yo McCauley Room - 3:30 pm landa Stern, McIntyre; or B ill Dubrick, Conway. Those wish There will be a meeting of ing to attend m eetings on Sun those students who have volunteer day mornings at 10:00 at the ed to participate in the social Mennallen Meetinghouse may con service project, helping the slow tact the above people. er students In the Carlisle schools. Interested students who have not SWIMMING submitted th e ir names are a lso In v ite d . The Dickinson swimmers have their last dual meet of the Music Building - Ip: 00 pm season at Swarthmore College.

Those people who have dropped ATTENTION out of choir are asked to heturn their music to the Music Building pictures for composites will or to Barb Mirth at Drayer. be taken today at the following houses: Denny - 7:00 pm Alpha Chi Rho - 11:00-2:00 Beta Theta Pi - I).:00-6:15 U, P. S. wll meet in Room 10. Sigma Alpha E psilon - 8 :0 0 - Platform planks will be presented 10:00 by members in preparation fo r the mock Presidential Nominating There will be no Glee Club Convention of the Intercollegiate rehearsal this week. Conference on Government. Persons interested are invited to attend. An English notebook was lost in the Sharp Room on Sunday, B o s ie r - 7:lp5 pm binder notify ^red Jacobs, Phi Ep. Dr. Gould w ill be guest speak er at t he meeting of the Inter Seniors wanting t h e ir names national Relations Club. He will on yearbooks should contact show colored slides and deliver Merle Tegtm eier, Gary Lawton, a le ctu re on In d ia and Nepal, or Judy Simoni by "Friday. where he traveled last year.

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CHAPEL SENATE MINUTES 11:00 - Bosler Action Party Nominations: Chairmen Kent May and Bruce President - Stan Lindberg, Veep Smith o f the A ction and United - Dick Tull, Secretary - Owen Party respectively, will appeal W ilken, Treasurer - John Dingee. to the students to support their United Party Fominrlions: opposing slates. Also speak P resident - PQte Ailcirows, Veep ing at this time will be the - Bob Harlow. S ecret ary « candidates for the various Hattie Lardung, Treasurer - offices. Featured will be the Nancy Newell,-. opposing presidential nominees The combined rally schedule Stan Lindberg and Pete Andrews. fo r 26 Feb., has been canceled with the cor s^n t of both TODAY Political Parries, Senators were asked to recruit volunteers 3:00 - Memorial Hall to work at the polls on Election Day, March 8 . Names should The Economics Club and the be put In Box # 152 in Old Department of Economics are W est sponsoring a visit to the The C on stitu tion w i l l n ot be campus o f Mr* A. Moyer Kuip. presen ted to the Student Body Mia Pulp Is a nationally ’mown until after Elections are market analyst and w ill speak over. or current trends in the stock The new cO-chairmen fo r mai-met. A ll members o f the RILW are Lis Haynes and Dick campus community are in v ite d V ick ery. to attend this Informal talk. BASKETBALL i+: 00 There Is a possibility that There will be a rehecrsal for the Dickinson B ask etball team the Singing Chorus and the ( 9- 5 ) in conference play will Dancing Chorus <3f Follies in the be Involved in a play-off game R0TC rooms. with Drexel. If this possibility becomes reality the game w ill be ATTENTION played tonight,(again) possibly on our floor. Should the game Red Cross In stru cto rs Course be held here Student I.D. cards w i l l begin Wed. Mar. 2 from uannot be honored and all those 7 PM to 9 PM. You must be 18 wishing to see the game must yrs. of age and have a current pay the student price of 50

Placement Interviews: Today The Reuben H. Donnelley Corp. PLEA^bi - to lay the foundation Sign up Placer,lent Office, East for a superstructure of irnnosi ©allege, Section B, t io n . the daily senator 70l» III ______february 26 editor-in-chief: Charles smith student senate assistant editor: bob Worthington dickinson college cb ALL STAR TEAM RED CROSS INSTRUCTORS

The following have been picked The Red Cross In s tru cto rs by the fraternity men as this course w ill begin Wednesday, i-Iarc year’s IFC all stars: 2, from 7pm to 9pm. You must F irs t Team: Bob M achter, Ken be 16 years of age and have a Lacy, Carl Hankey, Bob McNutt, current Life Saving Rating. Jim Phillips, Bring your card and suit with ja Second Team: Tom Herz, Doug Johnson, Jack Thomas, Dave S.F.J.C. Washburn, B ill freeman, "Frank O iler S.F.J.C. has placed a student The A ll Stars w i l l meet the on Disciplinary Probation until IFC champs on Saturday night in Spring Vacation for disorderly a game sponsored by the Senior conduct In downtown C a r lis le , class. There will also be a and another student has been prelim in ary game: the fr a te r n ity required to withdraw from a women versus the freshmen men. R.O.T.C. course for cheating on The ^reshmen w i l l be represen ted a qu i z . by: Paul Paul Litvak, 14alt Buckley, Ed Slomin, Toby Craig, STUDENT SENATE. Don Brominski, Jerry Boles, Sena.te w il l make a form al John Mozza, C harlie W ssilko, protest against the disclaimor Terry Hancock. clause In the National Education Anyone on these lists who Act. The "Faculty has already can’t play Saturday naght please done so. con tact Jon Curley as soon as p o s s ib le . INDEPENDENT STUDENTS The following persons were PLACEMENT INTERVIEWS elected yesterday to offices In the Independent Student’ s Today Chubb & Son w ill be here. Organization: Sign up for appointments at the Chairman: Richard Flory Placement Office, East College, Senators: B ill Platt, Jack Rybni, Section B. Alternate Senators: Boyd Harbourt Jack Ross BASKETBALL Social Committee Represenative: Charlotte Berberif The Dickinson f i v e 's p la y o ff hopes were washed away yesterday IFC BASKETBALL as both Drexel and Ursinus won Results of the I"F play-offs their respective battles. The held last night: team fo llo w e d th e ir regu lar In the con sola tion game Kappa schedule and traveled to Moravian Sigma, beat Beta Theta PI in a last night. After last night, come-from-behind victory 5hr-l\5 only one lore game remains on the to take third place. docket-----that being against The featured game saw Theta Chi, Albright on Tuesdav night. who led all the way, defeat a ;?hi Delt team in what one might AT .ENTI ON very literally call a hard bought game. The score was i;.6-).j.2. Pictures for the composite photographs w ill be taken today TOMORROW at the following houses: Phi Kappa. Sigma - 11:00 to 2:00 The D-son mat men play host Phi Delta. Theta - 3:00 to 6:00 to the grapplers from Albright On Saturday they w ill be to^iorrow night. The team hopes t aken a t : to improve on their 6- 1 - 1 re co rd . Kappa Sigma - 10:00 to 1:00

Two principals of the Pensberry Schools, Yardley, Pa. will be on hand for teacher Interviews. .YPOCRITE: One p ro fe s s in g On Monday, the P rudential virtues that he does not Insurance Co. o f Newark w ill respect secures the advantage have a man on campus. Sign up of seeming to be What he in the Placement Office. d e sp ise s. trha daily senator

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TODAY basketball

3:00 pm - Me Cauley Room The D evil f iv e y ie ld e d to a strong Moravian team this week The. campus i s in v ite d to come to end. The final score was an open meeting of the Action 106-71, By Quann heading the Party to discuss informally with local attack with 22 points. Th the candidates— Lindberg, Tull, D-son squad hopes for a £00 yet Wilkin, and Dingee— the various ( 9- 10 ) hinge on their final aspects of the Action Party platform. game Tuesday night against a Don’t miss the opportunity to help highly regarded Albright five. you to decide whom to vote for in the e le c tio n s March 8t h , WRESTLING

1^:00 pm - Memorial Hall The D-son w re stlin g team closed their official season The Student Senate w i l l meet auspiciously Saturday as they tod a y, defeated the grapplers from A lbrigh t 20 -8. The team w il l 1:00 pm - Music Building carry their 7- 1 - 1 lo g with them as they head fo r the Mathew's Pollies Lyric committee Mid-Atlantics this weekend. w il l m eet, CULTURAL AFFAIRS 7:00 pm - He Cauley Room Dennis King w ill speak Wedne All Independent students may day evening on the life of Ben meet with their Student Senate franklin. The title o~ hie representatives at this time, lecture will be "Go Fly a Kite".

PLACEMENT INTERVIEWS SFJC

A representative of the Prudent The SfJC has taken the follo\ i a l Insurance Company, Newark w ill ing action: be on campus today to In terview a ll 1) A student charged with interested students* unacceptable conduct in the men’ dormitory was placed on discip U.P.S, linary probation through the last day of classes, May 21, 191 On April 23* I960 Hood College Is 2) A student, who cheated in sponsoring a mock Democratic nomin a written daily examination, wai ating convention. Students from required to withdraw from the Dickinson have be@n invited to course with penalty. participate. Reservations for the 3 ) a student charged with convention must be made by March 1 , d iso rd e rly conduct downtown was If you are interested contact either placed on disciplinary probatior P rofessor Harper or W riter Cressman until the beginning of Spring at the Crow House. Vacation, March 26, I960.

EMERGENCY BLOOD PROGRAM ATTENTION

The Social Service Committee of Zeta Tau Alpha w i l l type the Christian association is start papers for 15^ a page. Contact ing a file of students who would be Andy Entliss, Drayer Hall. willing to give blood in case of an emergency in the campus community* Blood is not needed now, but we are anticipating future needs. If you Reverence—The spiriturl are willing to give blood, please ■ ttitude of r mm to a god nd put your name and school address in l dog to a man. the box on the main desk in the library, and we will send you a letter and permission blank to send to your parents. the daily senator

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TODAY TONIGHT

11:10 - Allison Church 7:00 - Denny H all

Bishop Frederick B» Newell, U.P.S. meeting w ill be held the resident bishop of the Few in Denny, room 10. Platform York area o f the lieth od ist Church,, planks and f in a l plans w il l be will speak today in chapel. d iscu ssed fo r rcock p o l i t i c a l Bishop Fex^ell is a graduate of nominating convention to be Wesleyan and Columbia Universities held on c.npus Ik:rch 5th . and o f Union T h e o lo g ica l Seminary. He Is concerned with problems of 8:30 - Gymnasium shifting populations and w ill speak on ’’This Additive Age.” The Red D evil "sw ish ers" will conclude their regular 3: 3'0 - Corner Cafeteria season’ s play this evening when they take on a seemingly There will be a meeting of impressive Albright five. The those interested in working on Devils will not only be out the Business Committee for the to avenge the 106-71 set-b a ck I 960 f o l l i e s . at the hands of Moravian, but also they will be trying to ipr00 - Memorial Hall pull their final season’s average back on the 500 beam. The Publicity Committee for This also marks the la s t game the United Party will meet for for co-captain Joe Elinsky, a brief, but important meeting. only senior on the D’son court Anyone interested in serving f i v e . on this committee is i-jelcome. THURSDAY CULTURAL AFFAIRS 8:30 - Althouse Dennis King w ill speak tomorrow evening on the life of Ben The .:ohler Science club w ill franklin. The title of his meet and sponsor a talk on the lecture will be "Go fly a Kite." su b je ct "The D iffe re n t Aspects Immediately following the perform of Organic Chemistry” , Dr. J.F. ance there will be a brief Bunnet of Brown University w ill reception in the Sharp Room of be the guest speaker. Please Bosler Hall. note the change In time.

f OLLIBS ATTh "TI ON

Follies tickets k r "Tonight’s Any senior Interested in the Night" will be on sale at having his name imprinted upon the business office the latter his yearbook please contact part of this week. Keep In Gary Lawton, Judy Simoni, or mind the dates march 12th and aerie Tegtmeier by the end of March 13th. Tickets are £1.25 th is week. per person. the daily senator

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5:00 SOUTH CULTURAL AFFAIRS 8:00 P.M. B0SLER HALL There w ill be a short meeting Actor and lecturer,, Dennis Kii of all persons on the Pollies Make will speak tonight on the life o; up Committee* If you cannot at Benjamin Franklin. The title of tend, p lease send word w ith some h is le c tu r e w il l be "Go F ly a one, K it e .” ' Mr. King is an English born 7:00 MEMORIAL HALL actor who has played in many im portant roles in New York and A student panel will lead a London. discussion on the topic of Sancti Immediately following the per fication at tonight’s IVCP meet formance will be a brief receptic ing, All students and faculty are in the Sharp Room. invited to attend and join in the discussion. BASKETBALL

The D’ son five brought down the cu rta in on the 59-60 season POLLIES last night as they yielded 60-54 to a hustling Albright team in a Pollies tickets for ‘’Tonight1 s hard fought contest. High scorer the Night” will be on sale at the fo r D ickinson were Gene Becker business office the latter part of with 21 and Joe E linsky w ith 12 this week. Keep in mind the dates points. The team's season recorc March 11th and 12th— cu rta in time stands at 9 -11 and 9-5 on league at 8:00. Tickets are $1.25 per p la y . person . ATTENTION FRATERNITIES All those students who had The I^c w ill meet Thursday night their pictures taken at the Mid- at 7:00 P.M. in the McCauley Room Winter Ball and have still not instead of Wednesday. A finalized received them--there is still rushing program has been developed hopel Contact By Quann at the and w il l be d iscu ssed at that tim e. Phi Ep House.

Zeta Tau Alpha w ill type papers fo r l5 ^ a page. Contact Andy Ent- liss, Drayer Hall. PATIENCE--A minor form o f despair, disquised as a virtue. EMERGENCY BLOOD PROGRAM

The Social Service Committee of the Christian Association is setting up a file of students, who would be willing to give blood in case of an emergency in the cam pus community. Blood Is not need ed now, but we are anticipating any future n eeds. I f you are w i l l ing to give blood, please put your name and school address in the box on the main desk o f the library and we will send you a letter and permission blank to send to your parents. the daily senator v o l t III ______march 3 editor -in-chief: Charles smith student'.senate dickinson coller' j© 11:00 - Bosler Hall 8:30 - Althouse

Professor J. Fe Bunnett of The Mohler Science Club w ill 3?*own University w ill speak this meet and sponsor a talk on the morning. Mr. Bunnett is on cam subject, "The Different Aspects pus in cooperation with the Vi of Organic Chemistry," Dr. J. F. siting Scientist Program spon Bunnett of Brown University will sored by the American Chemical be the guest speaker, completing Society,, h is busy day o f campus a c t iv it ie s

3:30 - Gym 10:00 PM - Mathews

There will be a meeting of all There will be a meeting of the candidates for the Varsity tennis old and new executive committees team in the gym this afternoon. fo r RILWu This includes new candidates and members of last year’ s team, Sunday, March 6 - 6:30 PM Allison Memorial Church [).: 00 - B osler Three members o f the C hristian The Sharp Room tea w il l be h eld Association who were delegates to this afternoon. The special guest the Eighteenth Ecumenical Student will be J. F. Bunnett, this mor Conference held in Athens, Ohio, ning’s chapel speaker. All facul will give reports about the con ty and students are in v ite d to fe re n ce . attend. Seniors Please Note 7:30 - Gym Any senior interested in havir. Aquacade pictures w ill be taken his name imprinted upon his year at the pool tonight. Swimsuits book please contact Gary Lawton, will be worn. Judy Simoni or Merle Tegtmeier by the end of this week. 7:00 - Bosler Missing The Glee Club w ill meet prompt ly at 7 for a Microcosm picture. A briefcase was taken by mis Members are reminded to wear ma take from Denny Hall on Tuesday, roon jack ets and dark grey or March 1. Please return the case black slacks. to the Dean of Men’s office.

Bore - A person who talks when you wish him to listen. the daily senator

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TODAY - 5:00 3 .F .J .C .

Sabbath Services are open to On March 1, I960, SFJC took everyone in the Durbin 0ratory the following action: in Old West Two students were r equired to withdraw from Dickinson College MERMAID PLAYERS for appropriating college pro perty to furnish an illegal re Tryouts for Major Barbara w ill sid en ce. be held during the following hours. Friday: 2:30-5:30;7:30-9:30 EMERGENCY BLOOD PROGRAM Mondgr : 3:30-5: 30; 7:30-9: 30 All interested persons should re The Social Service Committee port to the Belles Lettres Room* of the Christian Association is Performances w ill be on May 5*6,7. setting up a file of students who would be willing to give SATURDAY - 8:3 0 -1 1 :0 0 blood in case of an emergency in the campus community. Blood is There w ill be a C offee Hour not needed now, but we are anti fo r t he whole campus in the PI cip a tin g any fu tu re needs. I f Beta Phi Rooms. you are willing to give blood, please put your name and sch ool SUNDAY address in the box in the libra ry and we will send you a letter Sharp Lounge - 3 -5 and a permission blank to send to your parents. All faculty and students are invited to attend the Zeta Tau South - 8:30 - 10:30 Alpha Pledge Tea In the Sharp Lounge in Drayer H all.;- The A ction Party in v ite s everyone to attend an election Allison - 6:30 we r a lly Monday, March7. There w ill be c o ffe e , co o k ie s, and Three members o f th e C h rist dancing along with informal talk;, ian Association who were dele with the candidates,, gates to the l 8th Ecumenical Stu dent Conference held in Athens, PLAY DAY: Saturday from 1-1;, Ohio, will give reports about Dickinson women vs. Albright the conference. women. the daily senator vol. I l l ______march ? editor-in-chief: Charles smith student senate dickinson College je

1|:00 - Memorial Hall Mid-Atlantics

The Student Senate w ill meet Swimming - The D^son mermen today, finished their season with a fourth-place finish, for the 7:00 - McCauley Room fourth consecutive year, in the Mid-Atlantics competition 0 Ter me Independent Students w ill ry Klinger won the 50-yard free meet with their Student Senate re s ty le in 21)..5, and Ed M ulligan presentatives at this time, captured the 100 yard event. D- also won the IfOO yard freestyle 8:30 - 10:30 - South relay, setting a varsity Mid- At- 1 antics record, 3 : 39: 1-0 The toui The Action Party invites every nament winner was B u ck n ell. one to attend the election rally Wrestling : The D-son grapplex tonight. There will be coffee, were disappointed with their toui cookies and dancing along with in nament showing as teams they had formal talks with the candidates. beaten during the regular season ranked higher in the final tour Mermaid Players nament stan d in g. The on ly D-son w re stle r to rank was A1 Sackman Tryouts for Major Barbara w ill in the D|7 l b . c la s s , who came be held in the Be'll'es Lettres Room in fo u rth . today, 3:30 - 5:30 and $: 30 - 9:30 Performances w ill be May 5,8,7* Lost and Found

F o lli e s If anyone finds a brown lea ther pocketbook, please contact Follies tickets for "Tonight*s Judi Northam, Metzger,, the Night" are on sale at the Business O ff fc e . Keep in mind the Bacchus - a convenient deity in dates March l i and 12 - - curtain vented by the ancients as an ex time at 8:00, Tickets are $1.25 cuse for getting drunk. per person.

Keep in Mind DON'T FORGET THE FOLLIES Industries Limited is giving a party for retarded children on MARCH 11 and 12 Friday evening, March 18, at the LAMBERT0N AUDITORIUM YWCA canteen, 3 - 10:30 PM. They would like any college students "TONIGHT'S THE NIGHT" IS THE who would be willing to help Dr. Leslie to lead recreation. Any NIGHT TO REMEMBER one interested should attend a short meeting in Denny 10 at 3:30 Wednesday afternoon or contact Dr, Leslie c/o the mail room or in East C -l

T 0M0RR0W IS ELECTION DAY-----DON'T FORGET TO VOTE H i

The following are to work at the polls during the hours indicated:

AM 8 P. Mitchell, M. Tegtmeier, P, Cardinal!, L« Reithmiller. 9 G, Kuykendall, A. Entliss, B. Keuch, G0 Engleking. 10 M, Mills, B. Ornstein, A. Forsyth, A, Wellington. 11 S. Bahrs, S.'Graetz, S. Gibbs. PM 12 R. Armstrong, C0 Bolgerding. 1 M, Morehouse, L. Johnson, J. Morris, 2 K, Wallace, C. Berberian, L. Hammond, E. Zilinsky. 3 J. Derr, E. Swingle, D. Reeder, S. Pastore. K. Everhart, M. O'Conner, D, Ruth, L, Haynes, D. Hulett, J. MacCauley, J. Woolford, K. Boyer. 6 A. Chandler, G, Frost, A. Wilder, J. Eves. 7 L. LaBate, M.L. Nora, B. Geyer, J. Saunders. the daily senator vol. Ill______march 8 editor-in-chief: Charles smith ~ ' student senate dickinftori college Je 11: 00 - Chapel

Dr. James L e slie w i l l ta lk on The social service commit-* "The Meaning of Lent." Dr. Les tee of the Christian Associa lie received his A.B. from DePauw tion is making a file of stu University and his PhDt, from the dents who would be willing to Boston School of Theology; he stu give blood In case of an emer died for a time at the University gency in the college community. o f London. Blood is not needed now, but Dick V ick ery, Peggy P a tu la , and we are anticipating any future James W hite, the th ree students need. . If you would be willing who represented Dickinson at the to give blood, please put your University of Ohio Conference of name in the box on the main the National Student Christian desk of the library sometime be Foundation during the Christmas va fore the end of the week0 We cation will conduct the service of will then send you a letter and worship preceeding Dr. Leslie’ s permission blank to send to ta lk . your parents. 12:30 - McCauley Room TODAY IS ELECTION DAY — - DON’T FORGET TO VOTE The Social Committee w ill meet. The following are to work at 7:30 - Bosler the polls at the times indica ted: The B e lle s L ettres S ociety w i l l show the Film Fame is the Spur. 8 - P. Mitchell, M. Tegtmelpr, P, Cardinali, L. Reithmiller. 7:00 Wednesday - SNEA 9 - G. Kuykendall, A. Entliss, B. Keuch, G. Engelking. Mrs. Routch (Carolyn Albert) 10- M. Mills, B. Ornstein, will speak on "The Liberal Arts A. Forsyth, A. Wellington. College Graduate in the Elementary 11- S. Bahrs, S. Graetz,S„ Gibbs S ch o o l." 12- Ro Armstrong, C, Bolgerding 1 - M. Morehouse, L. Johnson, FOLLIES J. Morris 2 - K. Wallace, C. Berberian, Follies tickets for "Tonight’s the L. Hammond, E. Zilinsky Night" are on sale at the Business 3 - J. Derr, E. Swingle, O ffic e , Keep in mind the 8:00 D. Reeder, S. Pastore cu rta in -tim e at Lamberton on March I4. - K, Everhart, M. O ’Conner, 11 and 12. Tickets are $1.25 per D. Ruth, L. Haynes person. 5 - D. Hulett, J. Macauley, J. Woolford, K. Boyer Nota Bene 6 - A. Chandler, G. Frost, A, Wilder, J. Eves Industries Limited is giving a 7 - L. LaBate, M.L. Nora, party for retarded children on B. Geyer, J, Saunders Friday evening, March 18, at the

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URGENT NIGHT

Will the holder of the brief TO case taken from an office in Denny please return it to the same place REMEMBER The notebooks are badly needed by the owner. No questions w ill be lamberton auditorium the daily senator v o l. I l l ______march 9 editor-in-chief: Charles smith student senate dickinson college ih TODAY ELECTION RESULTS

12:30 pm - McCauley Room The A ction Party swept a l l four places in yesterday’s elec There will be a meeting of the tio n s . Social Committee. P re sid e n t: Stan Lindberg ^07 Pete Andrews 383 2:00 pm - Drayer Lounge V ic e -P re s . : Dick Tull i+08 Bob Harlowe 277 There will be a meeting of the Treasurer: John DIngee kb& Educational Affairs Committee. Nancy Newell 338 S ecretary: Gwen W ilkin b.67 3: 30 Pm - Denny Hattie Harding 320

Industries Limited is giving COLLEGE QUALIFICATION TEST a party for retarded children on Friday evening, March 18 , at the Applications for the April 28, YWCA Canteen, 8-10:30 pm. They I960 administration of the Col would like any college students lege Qualification Test are now to help lead recreation. Anyone available at Selective Service interested in helping should at System local boards throughout tend a short meeting in Room 10, the country. Applications must or contact Dr. Leslie c/o the mail be postmarked by April 7. room or in East C -l. ATTENTION * STUDENTS i|.:00 pm - McCauley Room Dialing instructions for those A brief organization meeting using office phones: of the Daily Senator staff will a) to make a call within the be held. Anyone interested in college, dial three numbers of working on the paper Is invited the desired extension. to attend. b) to call a Carlisle, Boil ing Springs, or Mt. Holly number, pm - Drayer Rec. Room d ia l 9 , listen for dial tone, then dial the desired number. There w ill be an emergency meet c) to make any oth er c a l l , ing o f the Modern Dance Club. A ll d ia l " 0" and p la ce your c a l l with those who cqnnot come must contact the switchboard operator. Claudie Juliard. D-CLUB 7:00 pm - McCauley Room There will be a meeting in the IFC will meet tonight. All Conference Room of Old West at house presidents should be in at 7:30 pm. tendance . CON SENT - to seek another's ap 7:00 pm - Memorial hall proval of a course already deci ded on. Mrs. Routch (Carol"',m A lb ert) w ill speak on ’’The L ib era l Arts DON'T FORGET! College Graduate in the Elementary TONIGHT'S THE NIGHT S ch o o l." LAMBERTON - 8:00 PM MARCH 11 and 12 the daily senator v o l » I I I ______march 10 editor-in-chief: Charles srnity student senate dickinson college p f CHAPEL PLACEMENT 11:00 - Bosler Hall Provident Mutual Li^e Insurance Dr. Algo D. Henderson w ill be Co. w ill be on Campus Thurs., todays Chapel speaker for the March 17. They will interview le s t o f the Morgan le c tu r e s e rie s aonlieants interested in their of college teaching. His topic Formal Training program, which w ill be "Suppose There Were No will be held at their home office College Teachers." in Phila. Compensation on salary Dr. Henderson was graduated b a s is . from the Univ, of Kansas Law Ray T, Mentzer, assistant School and Harvard University. Principal, Havorford Jr. High Since 19lf8, he has served the School is interested in securing University of Mich, teachers for next year in the fields of English, History, TODAY Science and Geography at the secondary level. Sign up in the l|.: 00 - Sharp Room Placement office.

The weekly Sharp Room tea w i l l OOLLoGE QUALIFICATION TEST be h e ld . A ll fa cu lty and students are encouraged to attend. Applications for the April 28, I 960 administration of the If: 00 - South College Qualification Test are now available at Selective The Economics Club w ill hold Service System local boards its regular monthly meeting today throughout the country. Applicatx in South #2. must be postmarked by April 7.

Human Relation Experiment lacrosse team

Dr. Epstein opens the Human The first Lacrosse practice Relations Experiment in Memorial w ill be held tomorrow, March 11, Hall at if: 00. All participants at If: 00 In the basement o f the are asked by Dr. Kuhinka to be gym. No equipment needed. p re se n t. MICROCOSM FOLLIES .The following pictures will tx The cast will meet in the taken today and Friday for the R0TC rooms from if- 6 today. The Microcosm. P lease be on time. Chorus w ill meet in the Music Building at 11 today. Thursday Candidates for Miss Microcosm - INDEPENDENT STUDENTS Drayer Red. Room 10-12 Sorority Pledges - Metzger Lounge On Monday March lif at 7:00 PM 12:30 in the Me Cauley Room nominations J.V . B asketball Team - Gym If:If5 will be open to fill the positions Aquacade - Pool 5:00 of altern.te senators. Cheerleaders - Gym 5:30 Fratermity Pledges - Althouse 6:30 - 7:30 DON'T FORGET in Football and Basketball Champs Gym 8:00 "TONIGHTS the N I C- II T" Friday Psychology Club - McCaulley Rm. Lamberton - 8:00 PM If*. 00 March 11 & 12. N o llie s - Laraberton Auditorium 8-10 i f it it it is- it it it it it

F^ITH - Belief without evidence in wh.'at is told by one who speaks without knowledge of things with out parallel. ke dt . sent':. .01

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Tonights the night to see Ray T. hentzer, assistant "Tonight's the Night", for the Principal, naverford Jr. High curtain is going up on the I960 School is interested in securing Dickinson College ^ollies. Time- teachers for next year in the 8:00. Price- 1.25. Place- fields of _nglish, History, Lamberton Jr. High Auditorium. Science and Geography at the Spend a few minutes to see en ter secondary level. ..jign up in the tainment which you'll be talking Placement Office. about for weeks to come. If any- tonight should be the night. Today - 9-lf

Religious Affairs Council A representative from Esso Standard Oil Co. will be here to *As a result of Tuesday's interviex'? interested seniors. balloting Reed . cCormick, Betsy K raft, and Bob h i t wore e le c te d COLLACii C UALIr'I CaTI ON T 31 to the Dickinson College Religious A ffa ir s C ou n cil. Members o f the Applications for the April election committee viould like to 28, I960 administration of the express their gratitude to all of College Qualification Test are those who assisted at the polls. now available at Selective Service System local boards 5>: 00 - Old Nest throughout the country. Appli cations must be postmarked by Jewish Services will be held A p ril 7. today in Durbin Oratory. A kiddush will be held following LACROSSn TEAM the service. The first lacrosse practice 11:00 - Saturday w ill be held today at Ig: 00 in the basement o f the gym. No equip All reporters of the News ment needed, Staff will meet in the Dickin- sonian Room with the new editors i ilCh PIuTUrc S for assignments. It is extremely Eriday important that everyone attends. Ps/C 'Olc Club - . cCi-.ulley. ^00. .- ATTENTION Lg: 00 Eollies - Lamberton Auditorium- Red and b h ite teams going to A ll members o f the cast and Penn State Saturday are to meet crews will have their pictures the bus at 8:30 A. I-I. in front of taken after the performance the '.yin. to n ig h t.

- Sunday INDi-.PhND.-.NT STUDENTS

The members o'? the C hristian On monday March II). at 7:00 Roundtable will ie- l ±n the ml in the McCauley Room nomina- h in is t e r 's stud’, 0" the Second tions will be open to fill the Presbyterian Church. The guest positions of alternate senators. speaker w ill be Dr. Donald Moser. A ll students and fa cu lty are Reason - The weighed probabili its cordiailly invited. in the scales of desire. the daily senator

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Editor: Charles B. Smith Wednesday, March 16, Glenn T. Assistant Editor: Bob Worthington Seaborg, eminent nuclear scienti features: Ben Giorgio, Louis wisher will be presented the Joseph Sports: Howie Greenberg Priestly Memorial award. Chapels: John R. McClelland Dr. Seaborg who was co-discov Typing: Mathews House erer of plutonium, uranium 233* will be the ninth recipient of TODAY the science honoring award. The P r ie s tly day schedule h°0n pm - Memorial Hall Includes a display op the apparatus of Joseph Priestly The Student Senate w ill meet Prom 2 to h. pm in the Spahr today. The newly e le c te d oPPicers Room o f the lib r a r y and an open w ill assume th e ir re sp e ctiv e coffee hour in the Sharp Room roles at this time. of the library from to 5 pm. The climax of the events will be 7:00 pm - Me Cauley Room the presentation of the award bg Dr. Malcolm at 8:15 pm in The Independent Students may Bosler Hall. meet with their Student Senate representatives tonight. Nomin PLACEMENT ations to -Pill the positions of alternate senators will be made. A representative from the w irestone T ire and Rubber Co. TUESDAY will be here to interview interested seniors on Tuesday. The Association op United States Additional applicants for inter rmy will hold its monthly meeting views may sign up in the at 7:30 in Denny [i., T'Tew oPPicers Placement office., w ill be e le c te d and a l l new members must pay th e ir dues. r. movie on Ray T. Hentzer, assistant the ;IRangersnw ill be shown. Principal, Haver^ord Jr. High School is interested In securing P itiful:- The state of an enemy teachers for next year in the or opponent aPter an imaginary fields of English, History, encounter with oneself. Science and Geography at the secondary level. Sigh up in the Placement office.

Provident Mutual Life Insur ance Co. w ill be on campus Thurs. March 17.. They will interview applicants interested in their formal Training program, which will be held at their home ofPice in Phila. Compensation o- sal'ry basis. the daily senator

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TODAY HUMi-iT RELATION EXPERIMENT

11:10 - Allison Church Alexander J. Allen, Ass. Executive Director of the Reverend Ernest Gordon LL.D.* N ational Urban League w il l who is the Dean of the Chapel speak in Memorial Hall at at Princeton University, will 7:00 P.M. All participants he today’s speaker. He is the of the Human Relation Exper fourth in the I960 series of iment are asked by Dr. Kuhinka Representative American Preachers. to be present. Dean Gordon is a native of Scotland and was educated at PLACEMENT St. Andrews and Eoirtford Univer sities and at Hartford Theological A representative of the Seminary. He served in the Baltimore City Public Schools Church o f Shetland m in istry w il l be on campus F riday, before being called to Prince March 18, to interview pros ton in 19 pective teachers. Please sign up at the Placement 3:00 - McCauley Room O ff ic e . Firestone Tire & Rubber There will be a very import Company’ s re p resen ta tiv e w ill ant meeting or the United Party be on campus tod a y. today. All committee Chairmen and candidates from this year's TRACK elections are asked to attend. Coach Ducharme requests a ll TONIGHT men out for track to check the bulletin board in the gym today 7:00 - Denny Hall and tomorrow fo r th e ir workout schedule. Role will be taken U.P.S. w ill meet in Room 10, at workouts. Denny. Plans for the state convention will be discussed. ATTENTION All thsoe who plan to attend the Harrisburg meeting should come Wednesday, March 16, Glenn ton igh t T. Seaborg, eminent nuclear scientist will be presented 7:30 - Denny Hall the Joseph Priestly Memorial Award. The A ssocia tion o f United Dr. Seai.org who was Co- States Army w ill hold its monthly dxscoverer of plutonium, meeting at 7:30 in Denny 1|„ uranium 233? w ill be the ninth New officers will be elected recipient of the science honor and a l l new members must pay ing award. their dues. A movie on the "Rangers" w ill be shown. Season tickets to the 1960- 61 concert season of the 8:30 - Music Building Harrisburg Symphomy Orch. may be reserved through the Music The Modern Dance Club w ill Dep’ t . m eet. vol. Ill______march 16 editor-in-chief*: Charles smith student senate dickinson college pm

Priestly Day Student Senate Minutes

Glenn T. Seaborg, eminent The S o cia l Committee r e nuclear scientist, will be pre ported that Count Basie will plag sented the Joseph Priestly for Spring Formal on May 13. Memorial Award today. Dr. As o f M.onday no fr a te r n ity Seaborg, who was co-discoverer of groups had turned in the request plutonium, uranium 233> w ill be ed money fo r aid in Agadir. the ninth recipient of the Mew Senate officers were science honoring award. installed following formal con The Priestly Day schedule gratulations by the Senate to the is as follows: outgoing officers. Senate Moved to accept with 2-if PH-Spahr Room, Bosler - regret Professor Smith's resig-- A display or the labora nation as Senate faculty advisor tory apparatus o r Joseph due to his leaving the faculty, P r ie s t ly . and to request that P ro fe sso r Lf-5 PH-Shnrpe Room, B osler - Young reconsider his resignation A coffee hour in honor of as advisor. Dr. Seaborg, open to a l l Senate moved to allot up to students and fa c u lty . g25 to each party to help defray 6:15 PM-Bosler Hall- campaign expenses. Dr. Malcolm will present The new student members o f the wedgewood Medallion S.F.J.C, are as follows: Dick and ^1000 to Dr. Seaborg. Tull automatically becomes a mem ber as Vice-President of Senate, 7:00 - South Tim Dinger, Lis Haynes, Kent May. Alternates are listed in the fol The Chess Club will meet in lowing order: Tom Senior, Betsy South -',-2. A ll members p lease be Wylie, Bill Platt. p re se n t. Processor Hartshorn's re signation from the Cultural 7:00 - Music Building A.ffairs Committee will be turned over to the committee. The Glee Club w ill meet ct the Music Building tonight and Tomorrow tomorrow. All music folders should be turned in at this time. The iin e r v a Club o ° Sigma Alpha ^psilon will sponsor a 7:00 - Old West dessert bridge party to be held Thursday, March 17, at 7:30. The speaker -"or t o n ig h t's All are Invited - door prizes ICVF meeting w ill be Robert w ill be awarded. A 50$z( donation Johnson, a missionary from is requested. Indon esia. I.F. Volleyball 7:00 - McCauley Room Sioma Chi (2 -0 ) 15-0 Phi P s i(0 -2 ) If’C w ill meet tonight. 15-3 SAE (1-1) 15-7 Phi Ep (1-1) Human Relation Experiment 15-11

/.. film "Almanac, o f L ibert'/" w ill be shown in the Chemistry Building at 7:00 P.M. All "Logic - The art of thinking and participants of the Human Relation reasoning in strict accordance Experiment are asked by Dr. with the limitations and inca- Kuhinka to be present. pacities of human misunderstand- the dally senator

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DOLL DrNCE CULTURAL APEiJRS

The gym -will he the scene o f The Dickinson College Cultural much excitement an d laughter to~ Affairs Committee w ill present night as each s o r o r ity pledge the Juillard String Quartet as class presents an original 15 its program in Hosier Ha2.1 on minute s k it. The sk its w il l March 22. begin at 7:30 and a dance will The Quartet, consisting of be held afterwards from 9:00 - two violins, a vicla, and a cello, 11:00. Admission is one doll made its debut in 191+7. Since or one dollar, stag or dragc then they have toured Europe several times and are considered SUNDAY one of the ^inest chamber music groups in the world. 6:30 - Memorial Hall PLACEMENT The Christian Association will present a urogram entitled Ray T. Mentzer, assistant :iUnderstanding Protestant- Principal, Haverford Jr. High Roman C r th o lie Re 1 a t i on s . ’bn r ther School, is interested in secur Parris and Dr. Leslie will lead ing teachers for next year in a discussion on inter^aith prob the fields of English, history, lems during cou rtsh ip and mar s cie n ce , and geography at the riage. All students and faculty secondary level. Sign up in the ore urged to attend. Placement Office.

9:kS A Baltimore City Public Schools representative will be The Christian Roundtable w ill on campus fViday, March 18, in meet in the Second Presbyterian order to interview prospective Church. Dr. Donald Moser will teachers. Please sign up at the speak. All facult and students Placement Office. are invited to aitend0 DRAFT SEASON TICKETS All men should plan to take Season tickets to the 1960- the College Qualification Test 1961 concert season of the Har to be given by Selective Service risb u rg Symphony O rchestra may on Avpril 28. A grade of 70 or be reserved through the Music better will give students a 1+- Department. These include con yea.r deferment whether or not certs by the Pittsburg and their grades are high enough for Cleveland Symphony Orchestras the annual deferment. In partic- and the urogram with the Dick ula, all men planning to attend inson Choir, Chorale, and Glee graduate school should take this Club test. See draft boards fefore midnight, April 7 , to apply f'or the t e s t . the daily senator vol. I l l ______march 21 ed itor-in -ch ief: Charles smith student senate ______dickinson college _ cw 5.: 00 - McCaaley Room CULTHRAL AFFAIR

There w ill be an Action Party The famous Juilliard String caucus. Quartet w ill present an evening of chamber music tomorrow in Bos- lj.s 00 - OLD WEST ler Hall. The quartet is ’’one of the finest chamber music groups The Student Senate w il l meet in the world” according to a New in Memorial Hall. York Times review. The Quartet, consisting of two 7:00 - OLD WEST violins, a cello, and a viola, made its debut in 19U-7- Since The Independent Students w ill then the group has toured Europe meet with their student senate several times. represenative in the McCauley Room. Elections for alternative DRAFT senators will be held. All men should plan to take the RED CROSS College Qualification Test on April 28. A grade of 70 or above The Red Cross is giving the w ill give students a four-year opportunity to any college student deferrment whether their grades to take the Gray Lady tra in in g are high enough for annual defer course. This is a 20-hour train rment. In particular, all men ing period which would be schedu planning to attend graduate school led to suit the students'• Involved. should take this test. Any student who Is interested should contact the Social Service LOST AND FOUND Committee, Mail Room. There w ill be a reward for any PLACEMENT one who re tu rn s D ick T r e v ly n 1s black hat to him. Ray T. Mentzer, assistant prin cipal of Haverford Jr. High School, Is interested in securing teachers for next year in the fields of ’’Discriminate - to note the par E nglish, h is to r y , s cie n ce , and ticulars in which one person or geography at the secondary level. thin g i s , i f p o s s ib le , more ob Sign up in the Placement Office jectionable than another.” for interviews. vol» III______march 22 editor in chief: Charles' smith student' senate ______'dicklnson college je Allison - 11:10 Mermaid Players Crew c h ie fs and crews w il l The Reverend Dr, hermit Long be posted this afternoon oh the will speak in chapel today. He MP Bulletin Board in Denny0 is the minister of Central Metho There w ill be a meeting of dist Church in Phoenix, Arizona, all crew chiefs at 1^:00 Wednes and is known as the radio pastor day afternoon in Mr, Brubaker’ s of that city. office. Please make it a point Dr, Long graduated from Bow to atten d. ling Green State University in Ohio, and received his seminary Placement training at Garrett Biblical Insti tute, He received his Master of Mrs, Henry B, Leader, National Arts degree from Northwestern Board Recruiter, Young Women’ s University, and Bowling Green con Christian Association, will vi ferred on him the Doctor of Divin s i t Dickinson on Wednesday, ity degree in 1955. March 23c Mrs, Leader would like to Denny - 7:00 in terv iew students (fem ale only-^ who are interested in the YWCA, The Combined Freshmen House Please sign up for an appoint Council will meet briefly in ment at the Placement O ffic e , Denny 5« All representatives are B -l, East required to attend. I.F, Volleyball Cultural Affairs Bosler - 8:00 SAE beat Crow, 15-8, 16-li}., Kappa Sig defeated Sigma Chi, The world-famous Juilliard 15-0; 15-7* PhiEp downed Beta String Quartet w ill appear this 15-9, 18-16, Phi Delt complete evening. ly snowed Phi Psi, 15-0, 15-0, Comprised of two violins, a cel lo and a viola, the quartet has a ■>c*>\ ■>c*>v"~i\ */“*>\*i\ ■>\ "iwctf"j \ ~ 4 r c “t\ c ~ 4 wc“>c"“j w \ *vr% c■>r repertoire of over 135 works, ran ging from Beethoven and Schubert Emancipation - a bondsman’ s to 20th century European and Amer change from the 'tyranny of ican masters. another to the despotism of Rated by the New York Times as h im se lf. ’’one of the best chamber-music groups in the world ," the Juil liard Quartet has recorded for both Columbia and RCA V ic to r , as well as having toured Europe twice. Spend a worthwhile evening at Bosler Hall as the Cultural Af fairs Committee presents the sixth evemt o f th is season. the daily senator ______march 23 v o l I I I editor in chief: Charles smith ” student senate ______dickinson college j® 7:00 - McCauley Room Student Senate

The IPC will meet this evening,. John Dingee announced that the quarterly report of all or 7:00 - Music Building ganizations is due April 18, He also announced that organizations The Glee Club will meet this should get their books in order evening. All those absent une»« as the Finance Committee will be cused w ill be dropped, auditing all books shortly after A p ril l o , 7:00 - Denny F&M has invited Dickinson stu dents to participate in an All- U.P.S. meeting w ill be held in College Entertainment Night on Room 10, Denny, Persons who will Friday, April 29, Any interes attend the Intercollegiate Con ted individual or group should ference on Government meeting in contact a member of Senate before H arrisburg should come to make f i A p ril I}., nal arrangements for the trip. A letter concerning the sales Bring platform planks to the mee tax on textbooks was re ce iv e d tin g . from the majority leader of the Pa, House of Representatives. He Placement said nothing can be done about it at the present time under our Mrs, Henry B, Leader, National constitution. Board Recruiter for the Young Dr. Young has decided to stay Women’s Christian Association will on as a Senate faculty advisor. visit the Dickinson campus today. Nominations for the other advisor All interested students may speak are as follows: Prof, Gates, Prof with Mrs, Leader at the Placement S co tt, and P ro f. Newman, Office, B-l East College, The following committee chair Haverford Junior High School men appointments were made: NSA, is interested in securing tea Nancy Newell; Steering Committee chers for next year'in the fields Bill Platt; Daily Senator, Chari. o f E nglish, h is t o r y , scien ce and Smith; Radio, Tim Dinger; Town & geography at the secondary level. Gown, Jack Rybnik. Sign up at the Placement Office c It was decided to hold all for interviews. class elections in the spring, except, of course, the incoming Red Cross freshman class which w ill hold them in the fall, the officers The Red Cross is g iv in g the serving until the following sprin opportunity to any college student Permanent officers for the senior to take the Gray Lady tra in in g class will be elected in the course. This Is a 20-hour trai spring also. ning period which would be sche duled to suit the students in volved. Any interested student Draft should contact the Social Service Committee, Mail Room, All men should plan to take the College Qualification Test All organizations who wish to on April 28, A grade of 70 or ab have their meetings noted in the above will give students a four- Daily Senator should submit a year deferment whether their schedule,' including time and place grades are high enough for annu to the editor, al deferment. In particular, all men planning to enter grad school I.F. Volleyball should take this test.

Phi Kap and Crow beat Phi Belt CORRECTION: Sigma Chi defeated and Theta Chi, r e s p e c t iv e ly . Kappa Sig, 15-0, l5~8 the d a ily senator raarch 2 li v o l H I ------editor in chief: Charles smitn student senate dickinson college je Bosler - 11:00 A few weeks ago, Jim Lawson, a student in his last semester Dr. Joseph Schiffman w ill at Vanderbilt Divinity School, speak in assembly today* His Nashville, Tennessee, was ex topic will be "Walt Whitman, a pelled from the school. His ex Poet in a Time o f S tress*" pulsion was a direct reaction Dr. Schiffman is the Chair to the part he played In sta man o f the Department o f Eng ging non-violent lunch-counter lish. He received his under1 - . demonstrations, Jim is known graduate education at Long Is for his sensitive, perceptive land U n iversity and h is masters awareness of the complex issues from Columbia University. New involved in racial tension. His York University granted him his work has been solelt directed Ph.D. degree in 195>1. toward increasing understanding and forwarding non-violent re Gym - 3i00 - Track form of the situation. With this thought in mind, a group All those desiring track of Dickinson students are joi jackets should meet to have ning with other colleges through their measurements taken. out the nation, and in protest are petitioning the Board of Sharp Room - 1].: 00 Trustees at Vanderbilt to recon sider action* If you will This week*s Sharp Room Tea sign such a petition, please will be held today. All stu contact Mrs. Evelyn Cohick at dents and fa cu lty are encour the Library desk. Students of aged to attend. a l l races and creed s, and mem bers of the faculty are invited South - 5*. 00 to sign the petition Thursday, F rid ay, and Saturday, The Russian Club w ill meet upstairs in South, Bring books. Art Exhibit Pronunciation records w ill be played. All interested are The C u ltu ral A ffa ir s Commit welcome. tee and the Art Department are jointly presenting an exhibit U.S.N.A.F, of contemporary art work on the third floor of Bosler, The ex Lt. William L. Paal of the hibit, which currently compri U.S. Naval Air Station at Wil ses 2Lj- works by as many artists, low Grove will be in South Col is administered by the American lege today to talk with men Federation of Arts, and is being who are interested in this field presented at museums and art in stitutions throughout the U.S, I.F. Volleyball under the auspices of the A.F.A,

Phi Belt defeated SAE Penitent - Undergoing or awai Phi Ep defeated Crow ting punishment. the daily senator v o l, I l l march 2 $ editor in chief": charles smTtK" student senate dickinson college

SFJC Decisions A few weeks ago, Jim Law- son, a student in his final For having an unregistered, semester at Vanderbilt Di unchaperoned, illegal off-campus vinity School, Nashville, Tenn,, p a rty, a fr a te r n ity was fin ed was e x p e lle d from the s ch o o l. $200, placed on social probation His expulsion was a direct re for the balance of the academic action to the part he played yea r, and a strong le t t e r con in staging non-violent lunch- cerning t h is v io la t io n and p en al counter demonstrations, Jim ty was sent to the national office 0 is known for his sensitive, perceptive awareness of the For having an unregistered, complex issues involved in ra unchaperoned illegal off-campus cial tension. His work has party for the second time within been solely directed toward a three-year period, a fraterni in cre a sin g understanding and ty was fin e d $300, placed on so forwarding non-violent reform cial probation for the balance of the situation. With this of the academic year, and a strong thought in mind, a group of letter concerning this violation Dickinson students, represent and penalty was sent to the na ting the National Student tional office. Christian Association, are joi ning with other colleges through For conduct unbecoming a Dick out the nation, and in protest inson student, a freshman was are petitioning the Board of placed on disciplinary probation Directors of Vanderbilt Univer for six weeks beginning April Ip, sity to reconsider its action. If you will sign the petition, Art Exhibit please contact Mrs, Evelyn Co hick at the Library desk0 Stu Be sure to see the art exhibit dents o f a l l races and creeds sponsored by the Cultural Affairs and members o f the fa c u lty are Committee and the Art department, in v ite d to sign today and t o on the third floor of Bosler, morrow. The exhibit of twenty-four works by as many artists, is administered Concert Chorale by the American "Federation of Arts, ^ ^ " Today marks another ' fir s t’ in the c o l l e g e 's h is to r y , as Pleasant thought to cheer you up. the Concert Chorale, under the There are now 73 days until Gra direction of Mr. Jack Jarrett, duation. At the end o f Spring begins a five-day tour of N. Vacation, there will be 63 days Pennsylvania, New J ersey, and until graduation. S. New York,

HAPPY VACATION

PS - Due to previous commitments on the part of the Daily Senator staff, there will be no April Fool's edition of the Daily Senator, We figure you can make big enough fools of yourselves without us. the daily senator v o l » I I I ______a p r il U. editor-in-chief: Charles smith student senate ______dickinson college

TODAY ATTENTION STUDENTS

11:00 pm - Chapel An official Dickinson College Stamp may be purchased The Mermaid Academy of' Arts at the book store (after hours and S ciences w i l l present i t s for a price of (£. 00) fo r annual awards to those outstanding validating your altered I.D. members on campus*. cards .

I4.: 00 pm - Denny JAaZ CONCERT

The Student Senate w i l l meet The SFJC w ill sponsor a this afternoon in Dr. Wing’ s office, jazz concert tomorrow afternoor second floor Denny. at the Colored Legion; the JRD Trio will be featured, 7:00 pm - Denny PICNIC A.U.S.A* will meet tonight in the Arms Room for the showing of Reservations may still be a new film entitled "Latrine made with John Curley, I^C Maintenance"* President, for the Spring outin g next Sunday at C olonel 8:15 pm - Diner Denning Park, B.Y.0.

The I.C.V.P. will play host to IF BASKETBALL guest speaker Gypsy Rose Lee whose topic will be "Morality in a A strong Phi Hu team Time of1 C r is is ." defeated a bedraggled Theta Chj f i v e , 15 - 3 , in the final play PLACEMENT o f f games.

Attention Chemistry Majors-- a representative of" the Carlisle ■food Market w i l l be on campus to interview any interested students. the daily senator v o l. I l l ______a p r il 5 ed itor-in -ch ief: Charles smith student senate assistant-editor: bob Worthington dicklnson college co

11:10 CHAPEL CULTURAL AFFAIRS

Dr. Charles W, Lowry w i l l speak On Wednesday evening at 8:00 in today's chapel program* A p.m*, the Cultural Affairs Com graduate o^ Washington and Lee mittee presents Theodore Uppman and Harvard U n iv e rsitie s and the in Bosler Hall. Mr. Uppman is a Episcopal Theological School at gifted young American baritone. Cambridge. Dr. Lowry is the He is a frequent guest on the Executive Director of the "Foun Telephone Hour and The Voice of dation for Religious Action in Firestone. On television, he has the Social and Civic Order, Wash starred as Billy in Benjamin ington, D.C. Britten’s “Billy Budd”, a role Dr. Lowry re ce iv e d h is PhD de which he created in the world gree from Oxford University, Eng premiere at Covent Garden in Lon land. U n til 1953* he was R ector don. o f S a in t’ s Church in Chevy Chase, Mr. Uppman has had many suc Washington, D.C. cessful appearances at the Metro politan Opera and in repeated^ 11:00 DICKIHSONIAN ROOM s o lo work with major symphony o r chestras* The DIC KEN SONIAH News S ta ff w ill meet. J|: 00 TODAY

12: DIC KIN SON I AN ROOM The ch o ir and Chorale w il l have a combined rehearsal in the There will be a meeting of the Music Building. It is imperative DICKINSONIAN E d it o r ia l Board. that a l l members a tten d .

7:00 DENNY TOMORROW

There will be a meeting of All fraternities must bring the Debate Council. th e ir money fo r the IFC Dance to the meeting Wednesday evening at 7:30 DENNY 7 : 0 0 .

U.P.S. w ill meet in Room 10. 6:00 SUNDAY Final arrangements for the mock Political Convention in Harris A model Seder Service is being burg will be made. Bring copies sponsored by DCRAC in Fellowship of platform planks to this meet Hall of Allison Church. All in g . fa c u lty members and students are invited. Tickets are available 7:30 ALTI-IOUSE in the business office.

The Mohler Science Club w ill ATTENTION meet in the Main Lecture Room. The agenda for tonight will in The f r a t e r n it ie s which are clude e le c tio n o f o f f i c e r s and a laboring under the misapprehen microscope demonstration given sion that they are invited to a by a representative of Williams, dessert party with the Phi Mus Brown and Earle of Philadelphia. on Thursday evening, an advised A ll members should atten d. that they have been victimized by a practical joke. the daily senator vol* I II ______a p r il 6 ed&tor-iBM- c h ie f: Charles smith student senate assistant-editor: peter sandmanm... dickinson college ke

TONIGHT SENATE MINUTES

7:00 - Music Building A l e t t e r was re ce iv e d from the Librarian's office calling The Glee Club w i l l meet* attention to the annual increase in monetary loss because of theft of books from the Librai-y. 7:00 - McCauley Room This year the loss amounted to $li{.10,.00. I t was stre sse d that A ll fr a t e r n it ie s must brin g the real loss comes in library th e ir money fo r the IFC Dance service to the students* to the meeting this evening. Dick Tull reported that the SFJC put two fraternities on 8:00 - Bosler Hall social probation until June and •f'ined them $200 and $300 re sp e c Tonight Theodore Uppman w ill tively for holding illegal* off- be presented by the Cultural campus, unregistered, unchaper Affairs Committee. oned parties. He also reported Uppman is an outstanding that a Freshman man received baritone with the Metropolitan social probation until June for Opera. Last season at the behavior unbecoming to a Dickin- Met he sang major parts in sonian. ’'The Magic ’P’lu t e " , "Don The fo llo w in g comraettee Giovanni", and "Die ^ledermaus." chairman appointments were made: He has also perfonaed on radio “Student’A ffairi ~ A n Civ?.idler and television, on which he is International Af f ai r a-Nancy the frequent guest o° the Arndt Telephone Hour and the V oice o f Educational Affairs-* Gretchen F ire sto n e . Kuykendall His accompanist, Allen Rogersy Student Government - Carol will also present a group of Win see piano solos. The evening appears Elections- Al Fleishman to be one of enjoyment for music experts and all those who ATTENTION SENIORS appreciate good music. The Graduate Record Exam TOMORROW inations, which are required of all seniors, will be given on 7:00 - Gym / p r i l 13th and iiphb s" j 10pm at the following locations; The D-Club w ill meet. Next Students majoring in Biology, years officers will be elected Chemistry, and Geology w ill take and dues will be collected. All the test in Room 110 of the members should attend. Science Hall. Students majoring in Economics, French, History, 7:30 - Bosler Hall and Spanish w i l l take the te s t in Room 210 of the Science Hall. The Belles Letres Society will Students majoring in other present the Russian movie fields will take the test in the "Potemkin". The film, which was Gym. A ll students must take directed by Sergii II. Eisenstrin , these tests at the time is a masterpeice of silent cin sch edu led. ema production methods. Ac claimed a Classic the world over,, ATTENTION the motion picture is based on an actual incident which occured There will be no choir re on the P rince Potemkin, a hearsal today. Russian battleship, In 1905>* Chorale members w il l meet at the Molly Pitcher Hotel at 12:00 SUNDAY - 6:00 tomorrow. Girls will wear dark skirts and black sweaters. You A modal Seder Service is being should be back on campus b e fo re sponsored by DORIC in Fellowship 2 : 0 0 . Hall of Allison Church. All fa cu lty and students are in v it e d . All girls interested in play Tickets are available in the ing tennis are requested to come business o^ice. to the tennis courts behind the TONIGHT - 8:30 Gym this afternoon at 2:00 for Phi Kap plays Sigma Chi for IF practice. We need a team of at volleyball championship. least 12 members. the daily senator

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EOSLER HALL - 11: 00 TODAY

Professor Uinthrop C. Difford, V Tennis Courts - 3-5 who is Chairman of the Department of Geology, will speak in assem The G i r l s ’ Tennis Team w ill bly today. Professor Difford practice on the courts near will talk on "The Geology of South from 3:00-5:00 Carlisle and Vicinity." Professor Difford was gradua l+:00 - Music B uilding ted from Mt, Union College in 1914-3; he received his Masters The Choir an d Chorale w ill re degree frora Lest Virginia Univer hearse for I/ednesday ’ s concert. sity in 191+7 and his Ph.D, in 1951+ from Syracuse University,, 7:0 0 - Gym

MICROCOSM PICTURES The D-Club w ill meet. Next Today year’s officers will be eleotpd and dues will be collected. All Girls’ bowling, basketball, and members should atten d . v o lle y b a ll: Il*A+5 - gym a 7:30 - Bosler Hall Lacrosse Team: l+:00 - Biddle The Belles Letres Society will Baseball-Team:. i+: 30 - Biddle present the Russian movie "Potem k in ," The film , which was d ir e c G irls’ Hockey Team: 5:00 on the ted be Sergii M. Eisinstrin is Benjamin Rush Campus between Mor a masterpiece of silent cinema gan and Drayer production methods. Acclaimed a Classic the world over, the mo M ilita ry B a ll Queen Court: 7:00 tion picture is based on an ac Drayer Lounge tual incident which occured on the Prince Potemkin, a Russian Tomorrow battleship, in 1905.

Tennis Team: 3:15 - Biddle courts SUNDAY1 - 6:00

Track Team; i+:l5 - Biddle A modal Seder Service is being soon sored by DCRxC in Fel ATTENTION lowship Hall of Allison Church. All students and faculty are in All fraternity Row columns vited to attend. Tickets are are due In the Dickinsonian Room available in the business office, today at 11:00. The deadline for Hornbook ar SUMMER JOBS t i c l e s has been set fo r \Tednes- day, April 13. Articles may be A representative of the Nutri- submitted to anyone on the staff. Seal Co, will be interviewing Anyone wishing to submit an ar prospects for summer work at the ticle but Is unable to meet the placement o f f i c e on Tuesday, deadline should contact Vic April 12, You w ill earn l;,>110 Kryston, per week. Car needed. No ex Chorale members w i l l meet at perience necessary. Please 12:1+5 (not 12:00) at the Molly sign up for an appointment at . Pitcher, ’/omen are to wear East B -l. white blou ses and dark s k ir td . Identification Cards will be FRESHH/N PLAYS returned in approximately two weeks. They have been sent to Tryouts for freshman 'lays New Jersey to be stamped. will be held on April 19 and 20, Tuesday and Wednesday, from IP VOLLEYBALL 2 : 30- 5 : 30, fo r cast and crews. The plays will be given on 7ed- Phi Kappa Sigma d efeated nesday, May l8,and Thursday, May Sigma Chi la s t night with a v i c 19. A ll members o f the freshman tory o f two games to one. class are invited to try out. the daily senator v o l . I l l ______a p r il 8 ed itor-in -ch ief: Charles sm ith student senate assistant editor: peter b . s andm ann ______dickinson college cw MICROCOSM PICTURES SPRING FORMAL

3:15 - Tennis team - Biddle court Tonight from 9 to 1 the IFC ij.: 15 - Track team - Biddle field and Skull and Key present their annual spring dance, featuring 5 :0 0 - OLD WEST the music of Buddy Morrow. Dress is semi-formal. There w ill he Jewish Sabbath During intermission Skull and Services in Durbin Oratory. Key w ill tap Its new members and present the outstanding freshman 8 :0 0 - BOSLER HALL award.

Dr. M. Stanley Livingston w ill <( A /V t\ give an address entitled "Beyond Nuclear Physics." Dr. Livingston The Phi P si’ s and the Sigma w ill be the recipient of Dickin Ch^s proudly announce the birth son College Award In memory of of two puppies (by press time) to John Glover. Dr. Livingston is Bridgette, the Phi Psi mascot. the director of the Cambridge Electron Accelerator, Harvard Uni versity. The Glover Award was established in 1959 by Dr. and ATTENTI0N Mrs. John D. Yeagley of York, Pa. Mrs. Yeagley is the great grand All choir and chorale members daughter of John Glover, inventor w ill meet at the Music Building of the Glover Tower. tomorrow between 5:00 and 5:15 in order to go to Harrisburg. They SUNDAY - 6 :0 0 w ill appear on WHP-TV at 7 :0 0 , Wine-red robes w ill be worn. A model Seder, sponsored by The deadline for Hornbook art DCRAC, w ill be held in Fellowship icles is Wednesday, April 13. If Hall of Allison Church. All fac you are unable to meet the dead ulty and students are invited to line, contact Vic Kryston. Arti attend. Tickets are available in cles may be submitted to anyone the Business Office and should be on the staff. purchased by this afternoon. If your family is house-clean ing and would like to donate rum FRESHMAN PLAYS mage, contact Frances Enseki at CHapel 35lij.l before Monday noon. Tryouts for freshman plays w ill be on April 19 and 20, 2:30 to LOST 5:30. These plays w ill be given May 18 and 19. All members of the A football jacket and Sigma Chi freshman class are invited to try blazer have been misplaced by Ken out for parts or sign up for crews. Campell. If you find them, please contact him at Sigma Chi. the daily senator

V ol. I l l ______april 11, I960 editor-in-chief: Charles smith student senate assistant editor: peter b. sandman dickinson college features editor: ben giorgio Louis fisher chapels: ^ohn r. ncclelland sports: howie greenborg typin g: mathews h o u s e ______P f The Dickinson College Drill ALL SENIORS Team of Pershing Rifles placed tenth in a field of sixty-six The Graduate Record Examina schools at this years National tions, which are required of all Cherry Blossom D rill Competetion seniors will be given on April in Washington, D.C. The teams' 13th and lii.th at 1:10 PM at final score of 83I+- (out of a the following locations: possible 1000 points) was Students majoring In Biology, exceeded only by such schools Chemistry and Geology w ill take rs Purdue (first place), Ohio the test in Room 110 in State, C olorodo, PI-IC and Penn Althouse. Economics, French, State. Considering the relative History and Spanish majors w ill size of Dickinson as compared take the test in Room 210 to these institutions the team Althouse. Students majoring achieved commendable standing. in other fields will take the The team and i t s 1 commander t e s t In the gym. A ll students Capt. Maurice Uallack are to are required to take these tests be congratulated. at the time scheduled.

3:30 - OLD WEST HORNBOOK

All freshmen interested in The deadline fo r Hornbook a r working for the student senate ticles has been set for Wednes in regard to freshmen orientation day, April 13. Articles may are asked to meet with Whit be submitted to anyone on the Smyth in the conference room of s t a f f . Anyone w ishing to Old W est. submit an article but is unable to meet the deadline I4.: 00 - MEMORIAL HALL should contact Vic Krystont.

The Student Senate w ill meet SONG FEST today. The Zeta Song Fest was won Ij.: 00 by Sigma Alpha E psilon and 3ui Generis. The combined Choir and Concert Chorale w ill meet at the Chureh. baseball

7:00- McCauley Room A slugging Dickinson nine opened their season against The Independent Students may Lebanon Valley Saturday as they meet with their student senate split a double-header. Though representatives at this time. hitless in the ^irst game, the locals defeated L.V. 5 - 3 . In LACROSSE the second encounter D-son lost 4- 3. A h igh ly regarded Lehigh team vanquished the D-son stickmen 17-5. High scorer for Dickinson was George Stehley with three g o a ls . the daily senator

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Rev. Spencer Smith, minister The Dickinson College Choir and of the Presbyterian Church in Chorale combine to sing "The St. Camp Hill, will speak. Rev. Smith Matthew Passion" in Allison Churcb is a graduate of Dickinson, class The fa c u lty , stu den ts, and towns o f 193^1 • His to p ic i s "What is people are invited to attend this a Presbyterian?" co n ce rt.

6:1+5 - OLD WEST SPRING WEEKEND

There will be a meeting of The Social Committee announces DCRAC for election of officers that Count Basie will be here for in the McCauley Room. the Spring Formal, May 13#

7:00 - DENNY HALL I.D . CARDS

There will be a brief staff The Student Senate has announce meeting of the Pershing Rifles. that our I.D. cards will be re turned in a week after they come 7:30 - REED HALL back, stamped, from New Jersey.

D elta Phi Alpha w il l show two SENIORS German new sreels, one In German and one in English. John Gordon The Graduate Record Examination will speak about his year in Vi required of aLl seniors, will be enna. Everyone Is invited. given tomorrow and Thursday at 1:10 at the following locations: TOMORROW B iolog y , chem istry, and g e o l ogy majors - Room 110, Alt- I.F.C. will meet In the Mc house. Cauley Room at 7:00. Economics, French, history, an Spanish - Room 210, Althouse. HORNBOOK Other majors - gym. All students are required to Deadline for Hornbook articles take these tests at the scheduled is tomorrow. Articles may be time excppt the lacrosse team. submitted to any member of the staff. Kf you are unable to meet this deadline, contact Vic Kryston immediately. "Minister - an agent of a higher power with a lower responsibility. In diplomacy as officer sent into a foreign country as the visible There are exactly 35 more days embodiment of a sovereign’ s hos of classes this semester...... t i l i t y . " the daily senator

v o l. I l l ______a p r il 13 editor-in-chief: Charles smith student senate assistant editor: peter sandmann______dickinson college pm 1:10 GRADUATE RECORD EXAMINATION TONIGHT - 8: hrS ALLISON CHURCH The Graduate Record Examin ation required of all seniors The Aoncert Chorale and will be given today and Thursday Choir combine to present "The at the following locations: Saint Matthew Passion," a work b^ B io lo g y , chem istry, and g e o l Bach. Soloists from the college ogy majors - Room 110, Alt- Include Betsy Graham, Emily house. Robison, Dot Ruhl, Harry Danner, Economics, French, history, Harold Gallagher, Dave Keller, and Spanish - Room 210, A lt- John Shuman, and Dick Vickery. house. This is certainly a per Other majors - gym. formance which no-one should raise All students are required to take these tests at the scheduled STUDENT SENATE time except the lacrosse team. This summer N.S.A. w ill have 7:00 McCAULSY ROOM its thirteenth national congress at the University of Minnesota. 'I.F.C. will meet in the It would be good if Dickinson McCauley Room. could send one or more delegates in order to see what sch ools o f a 7:00 SIGMA CHI comparable size are doing. Any one Interested should see Nancy Dr. Stoyan Gavrilovic will N ew ell. deliver a talk entitled "Kow and Class elections may be held Why the British Ambassador and the second week o f May. The new the E ntire B r itis h Embassy to constitution should also be ready Yugoslavia were Captured by the to be voted on at that time. Nazis after the Brief April War." Processor Scott was elected This document describing an as Senate’ s new "acuity advosor. extraordinary international case A committee of students will was written in Aipril 191.1 by Dr. be working with Dr. Sellers to Gavrilovic while he was a guest of alleviate the problem of books the B r itis h Embassy at C airo, stolen from the library. Egypt, taking part in the case as Ben Giorgio has been appoim■ the Political Director in Charge ed as the new editor of the D- of British-Yugoslav Relations. Book. The talk is open to all. 11 IPO hit NT MUSIC D PAM: ENT Will any ■ irl who still lias All students having instru a red gym tunic or athletic ments, music, ja ck e ts or gowns jacket please return it immediate belonging to the Department of ly to Mrs. trayer or Mrs. Albert Music w i l l p lease return them in their office, immediately. HORNBOOK ATTENTION Today is the deadline for There will be no reharsal Hornbook articles. The articles '■'or the Glee Club today. may be submitted to any member of the staff.

"Incompatibility - In matri mony a similarity of tastes, Particularity the taste (for domination." the daily senator vo 1« I II ______a p r il 11 editor-in jjh ief: Charles smith student senate assistant editor: peter sandman______dickinson college ------V? NOTICE TO FACULTY AND STUDENTS i

At a meeting of Department Ehairmmi at noon today, we discussed the question of an Easter recess. Acting on the recommendation of that group, I announce that College will close at 5:30 o'clock on Thursday afternoon, April Hi. add resume at 1:10 o'clock on ilonday afternoon, April 18. In granting this recess, I hope that all will attend services of the Christian and Jewish faiths which will be held during these days. The College expects all students to attend classes prior to the recess and those scheduled -Tor Lon day afternoon.

Gilbert lialcolm

CHAPEL - BOSLUR 11:00 TORTOISE TOURNEY

Today's assembly program w ill Be the first on your cam be a part of the international pus to win a t u r t le ra c e . Add celebration of Pan-American Day, uniqueness to your trophy case which commemorates October 2, with a first prize ribbon from 1890 when the first Inter- Phi Mu's American Conference met in TORTOISE TOURNEY Washington,D.C., to discuss April 30, I960 problems of mutual concern. 11 a.m. Gym The f i r s t part o f the This event is on the Par program will be a film on e n t 's Weekend program and p r o Latih America, "Years of ceeds go to Phi Mu's Social Change," produced by the Inter Service Project. It's open to national Cooperation sororities, fraternities, inde Administration o^ the U.S. pendents and faculty. So hand gov't, reviews the technical in your entry blank and $3*00 assistance program in Latin entrance fee to your Phi Mu America. The second part o f representative right awqy. the assembly will be a massing o^ the colors of the 1:10 GRADUATE RECORD EXAM Latin American states by members o f the ROTC cadet The second part o f the corp s. Gradua.te Record exam w il l be administered this afternoon. SOCIAL SCIENCE PLACEMENT The Social Science 12 examination w ill be held Tuesday, A representative of the A p ril 19 at 6:ii_5 PM. The United States Steel Corporation assignment for Hon. & Tues. is will visit Dickinson Tues., Chase, Chapter 19 - 21 and April 19, I960. For infor Tioner, Chapter 7# mation and appointment fo r an interview call at the Place HISTORY 18 ment O ffic e . Teacher opening - Wm. D. The hourly for Dr. Young's M oyle, rep resen tin g Edgemont section will be this Wed. School District, Scarsdale, The te st w i l l cover u n its 17- N.Y. w i l l v i s i t the campus 32 inclusive as originally Wed., April 20th for the sta ted . purpose of interviewing prospective teachers. 12:lp5 DIC HNSONIfN ROOM ATTENTION There will be a meeting of the Dickinsonian Editorial No Student Senate meeting Board. on M0nd.ay, A p ril l 8, The deadline for the return of mid-semester treasurers* r e - ports has been extended until Friday, 22 Aprdrl. ’ 'Failure' to return this form by that date will rcsttlt in a fino of"$ 5 * the daily senator v o l I I I ______a p r il 19 e d ito r-in -ch ie f: Charles smith student senate assistant-editor; peter sandman dickinson college co

11:00 ALLISON Whnt a date? Attention D ’son men! Philip D. Bookstaber w ill be Take a trip to Drayer; today’s chapel speaker. He is the Cast your bid for lunches; last speaker in the -Roptresenta- Have s e rv ic e s done w ith easej tive American Preachers for 1959-* WATCH for further information. 60. He is Rabbi of Ohev Sholom April 25th 5 - 7 P.M. Reform Temple in Harrisburg* ------J Dr. Bookstaber was graduated Phi Beta Kappa, from. CirbyHTfell---*- ATTENTION JUNIOR WOMEN of New York, Columbia Univer sity and the University of Cin ALL junior and freshman women cinnati. He holds several major are requested to submit the list posts and commissions in connec of their activities to some mem tion with the work of the Anti- ber of Wheel and Chain by *>P.M. Defamation League of America and TODAY. EVERYONE i s requ ested to B’nai Brith, He is a member of complete these forms as they w ill the execu tive and s p e c ia l com be used in a study being made by missions of the Central Confer Dean Stevens. If blanks have ence of American Rabbis and the been lost or misplaced, they may National Council of Boy Scouts be obtained from Dean Stevens’ of America. He holds the s e cr e ta r y . Commonwealth Medal f’rom Pennsy lv a n ia . Fraternity Row columns are due Tuesday at 1:00 in the Dickin BELLES LETTRES ROOM son! an Room.

Frosh Plays Tryouts will be ALL SENATE ORGANIZATIONS h eld : Tuesday and Wednesday The Q uarterly F in a n cia l Re 2 :3 0 -5 :0 0 port of All Senate organizations Thursday 3:00-5:00 due on Monday, A p ril l 8th, w i l l be turned in no later than Fri i|: 00 MUSIC BUILDING day, A p ril 22, I960. The ex - tention in granted time is due The Choir and the Concert to the Easter recess. A five Chorale will rehearse. dollar fine for lateness will be On Wednesday at !$>: 00, record c o lle c t e d . ings o^ recent concerts X'jill be played back in the Music Build CHEMISTRY 52 (ORGANIC) in g . The one hour te s t w i l l be 7:00 DENNY given on Friday, April 22nd at 10:00 a.m. Act III, Scene II of "Major Barbara" will rehearse. Please WEEKEND SPORTS be prompt, BASEBALL—A strong Gettysburg 8-00 MEMORIAL HALL nine humbled the Red D evils team 15-2 on Saturday. The team’ s A plan for Dickinson’s course log presently stands at 1-2. The of action in the racial issue as game at Drexel Monday was rain ed stated in the Dickinsonian will ou t, be d iscu ssed . Rev. George H. LACROSSE— An in exp erien ced Red Spells, the Negro chaplain from Devil squad yielded to Drexel White Hill Institution, will Saturday, 15-5 at the Dragons' speak. Any student concerned and field. Stickmen Owens and Taylor in te r e s te d in th is problem and acoiei 3 and 2 goals respectively. the situation on campus, is in TENNIS--The undefeated netmen out v ite d and encouraged to attend. classed a Gettysburg squad Satur day by an 8-1 s c o r e . This ex A representative of the United tended their season record to States Steel Corp. will visit J_j_—0. Monday’ s rain-out at Drexel D'son today. For in form ation and will be. rescheduled for another appointments for interviews, call d a te. at the Placement Office. Teacher opening--Wm. D. Moyle,, Edgemont A second interview regarding School District, Scarsdale, N.Y., summer sales work w ill be held will be here April 20th to inter Wednesday, April 20th, 3:15 at the view prespective teachers. Placement Office. - the daily senator

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BELLES LETTRES ROOM Whether /ou plan to race a Eretmochelys or a Nymphalis Prosh Plays Tryouts w ill be milberti, be sure to enter it held: now in Phi Mu1s Wednesday: 2:30-5:00 TORTOISE TOURNEY Thursday : 3:00-5:00 April 30, I960 11am Gym 4.: 00 - Music Building The proceeds from th is event will go toward the "adoption" Recordings of recent concerts of a needy foreign child. It will be played back in the is also a part of the Parents Music Building. Weekend activities and all parents and guests are invited. -^OQ - McCauley Roomy The race is open to f r a t e r n it ie s , sororities, faculty and inde The IPC w i l l meet th is pendent groups. So give your evening. 13,.00 registration fee to your Phi Mu representative now. 7:00-8:30 - Memorial Hall SUMMER JOBS' The Inter-Varsity Christian Fellow ship w ill show the film , A second interview regarding "In Times Like These." Nomi summer sales work w ill be held nations w ill be open •'’or next today at 3:15 at the Placement year’s officers. All faculty O ffic e . At th is m eeting a l l and students are invited to products of Nutri Seal Company attend. will be shown and details dis cussed. 7:00 - Music Building SNEA The Glee Club will meet. There will be a meeting at PLACEMENT 7:00 at Dr. Brougher’ s home. Election of officers for next Teacher opening--Wm. D. Moyle, year w il l be h eld and th is Edgemont School D is t r ic t , year's student teachers will Scarsdale, N.Y., will be here speak on their experiences in April 20th to interview pro tea ch in g . spective teachers. SUNDAY Who: A ll D’ son men Where: Drayer Professor Gould will give a When: Sunday: 5 -7 PM slide lecture on Southeast Asia What: Chi Omega Box S o cia l at fellowship Hall, Allison What For: Services, along \jith Methodist Church at 7:L[-5pm, the supper you bid ^or. All students and faculty menbers are invited to attend. Thursday-]^: 00 Music Building AQUACADE p r e s e n t s .. . , A ll ch oir & chorale members Les I s le s are expected to attend a rehearsal P a cifiq u e for the spring concerts. April 22-23 7 : 30pm the daily senator v o l t I I I . ______a p r il 21 editor-in-chief: Charles smith ' student senate assistant editor: peter sandmann ______die kin son college cc 11:00 - BOSLER HALL WHO : A ll D-son men WHERE: Drayer Francis James Brown w i l l give WHEN : Sunday 5 - 7 PM a piano concert. He will play WHAT : Chi Omega Box S o cia l selections from the music of De WHY : Services, along with the bussy, S travinsky, and Schuman. supper you bid for. Mr. Brown was tra in e d at E ast Dean Coutts w ill auction the man School of Music from which he boxes and s e r v ic e s . received a Bachelor1s degree in Proceeds w ill be used for Chi compost ion and p ian o. He was the Oiiiega* s social service project. recipient of a Fulbright Scholar- snip to Italy in 1952. SENIORS

Ip: 00 - MUSIC BUILDING Graduation announcements can b purchased at the Business Ogfico, There w ill be a combined re To get them, you must present you h ea rsa l f o r ch oir and ch orale to receipt. No extras are available preparb for the spring concerts. now, but will be on sale at the A ll members are expected to come. end of the month. All amnounce ments must be picked up by May l c 3:00 to 5:0 0 - DENNY HALL SOPHOMORES Tryouts for the freshman plays will be held in the Belles Lettres Those who w ill have had Pol0 Room, th ir d f l o o r . S ci. 11-12 should apply fo r Wash ington Semester Program (Spring 7:00 - MUSIC BUILDING 19 6 1) at the time of registration Schedules should be written with The Glee Club will meet. All this in mind. See Prof. Flower members must atten d. for details.

NOTICE WORLD LIT TEST

Fuesday evening 33 students and The test scheduled for Friday, faculty discussed courses of act April 22, will be an open book tes ion to be taken regarding racial Bring notes and text books. d iscrin im a tlo n . Sunday at 7&00 a second meeting w ill be held to LOST discuss further plans, A white Dickinson jacket was SUNDAY - 7 : 14.5 probably lost at Drayer. If founc please contact Alan Field at A-306 Prof. Gould will give a slide lecture on Southeast Asia at Fel I.F. SOFTBALL lowship Hall. All students and faculty are invited to attend. Tuesday1s games: Crow lo Kappa Sig 7 RED CROSS INSTRUCTORS Phi Psi 9 Beta 8 Inde, 16 SAE 12 Instructors will meet at the Wednesday^ games: pool, 7 - 9 PM Tuesday, April 26, Crow Ij. Phi Kap 1 and Wednesday, April 27. Kappa Sig 15 Theta Chi I4. Sigma Chi 15 SAE 1 PRSSHING RIFLES Phi Ep 12 Phi Psi k Anyone w ishing to see the crack DRAYER HALL drill team in competition may go to Indiantown Gap Military Reser Reserve Saturday afternoon for vation Saturday. The team will a visit to Drayer Hall for their vie with teams of the three-state Open Hotuse. area in this Regimental D rill Meet,

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8:00 - Memorial Hall CHI OMEGA SOCIAL SERVICE

Dr. Earl M. Meinslow o f Wash Would you like your shirts ington, D.C. America*s foremost ironed, shoes shined, car washed authority on the history of the or other valuable services per Roman aquaducts, w ill give an il formed? Come to Chi Omega’ s lustrated lecture this'- evening Box S o cia l Sunday ^ rom 5"7 in All students and faculty are 'in back of Drayer to bid for these vited to attend, se rv ice s and r e ce iv e a dinner too* Proceeds go to Chi SENIORS Omega's social service fund,

Graduation announcements can be NOTICE purchased at the Business Office. You must present your receipt in Anyone interested in attend order to get them. No extras ing an open hearing concerning are available now, but will be planks for the I960 Democratic on sale at the end of the month. National Platform should see All announcements must be picked Prof. Harper in Denny 207 or up by May 1. D-l East College. This hear ing will be held from 2-5 p.m. SOPHOMO.iES on Tuesday, April 28 in Phila d elp h ia , The panel w i l l In Those who w ill have had Pol. clude Gov, Lawrence, Gov. Wil Sci. 11-12 should apply -’or Wash liams, and Senator John Carroll ington Semester Program (Spring of Colorado. 19ol) at the time of registra tion. Schedules should be writ SUNDAY ten out with this in mind. See Prof. Flower for details. 7:00

PERSHING RIFLES A second meeting w ill be hold to discuss courses of ac Anyone wishing to see the Sick- tion to be taken regarding ra inson College crack drill team cial discrimination. in competition is invited to In dian Toxra Gap M ilitary Reser 7:l|-5 vation on Saturday. The team will compete in both basic and ad Prof. Gould will give a snide vanced trick drill in this Regi lecture on Southeast Asia at mental Drill Meet. fellowship Hall .

BASEBALL I .F . SOFTBALL

An inspired D-son none defeat Sigma Chi 12 Phi Psi 11 ed Juniata on V;ednesday, 2-1. Phi Ep 13 S.A .E . 7 The game was marked by the •f’ine Kaopa Sigma 10 Beta 1 h u rlin g o f Bob McNutt who y ie ld e d Phi" D elt 8 Theta ChiL|. only 3 Jits while striking out 13. Be on hand for the big RED CROSS INSTRUCTORS double header Saturday against Wilkes. The team's season log Instructors will meet at the now stands at 2- 2, pool, 7-9 p.m. April 26 and 27.

AQUACADE PRESENTS

LES ISLES

PACINIQUE

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. :00- e iorir.1 'hill Ooiny to the track next Sal;.? t>.r.t*s the t o r t o is e t r a c k ,o f com Very i mortant Student Senate at Phi I iu * s meetiny- All senators and alternate arc uryed to he present* TORTOI 3_. TOIL?" April 30, I960 7:00 LcCauley Room ll:a*n, Gym

Independent students nay meet with • ill the Blue ribbon *o to a tlxeir Student Senate represent: live fraternity, sorority, the fac at this ti' ;e* alty or an inde pendent yroup Bon11 3.:1s3 the b iy r a c e , 7:00 j )enny 3.Ic.ll hotter yet your reservations in no\.'» Act 11 on L u x o r Barbara." n il'1, rehearse* Seniors

fr a t orn it; C o lux m s bay 1 is Che deadline ^or oiokiry. up Graduation announce— ""rr tc ro ily low Columns a.re duo uo its. Receipts i re necessary, in the Bickiv-sonicn Room toiiiorrow •bbtras w ill bo on sale at the at 11:00 A .11. end. o f th e m onth.

bed Gross In stru cto rs Sopl’o. -ores

Instructors will moot at the bp.osc who have had o l , 3 c i • pool, 7-9p.m. .xpri 1 P.6 and 27# a ould up ly for taslh-nyton Sem ester ?x*o; ra.n(Snri-'>- 1961) Class elections at the time of reg istration* Gee Proa. Blower for details. Elections w ill be held the sec- and week in way for the school yo. r eekend Sports 1960-61* f] o Senior Class w i l l B aseba ll a lso e le c ■ermc.ncnt c la s s o f f i c e r s ’the B-son nine bumbled likes at this ti- ,o. twice this weekend, paced by the ■kino Litvin:-; of Jack I ■ alter .rd --o*..in; tio n s : Dick Tr-evlyn* bblnni y. pitchers h o sie r a l l A p ril 26: were Boris and Dittenlr ’ ”cr.

7: 00 "re si c en Tennis C: 00 So' duaorcs Our ter: i continued its winning w. • -s b: be’cutAn iltea9-0 Sat* hosier ..nil April 27: b‘ is was the so vert.: consecutive a n for the undefeated team* 7:00 Juniors C: 00 ten iors Track Our tea; lo3t a Tri- cot Sat laciny third behind 7* h and Borshiny Rifles C . • 0,7 SC13J?. »

Dickinson *s trick d rill team In crosse was r warded -°irst place Saturday Two Lacrosse team w S d efea ted i - the Basic ..'rick D rill Coruoetion 3a.t, by a strop u .of at In client own an. In winning t1 is 17-2. trophy !)-s on defer ted the hiyhly reyarded terms o* PbC and Penn St; b e. This drill meet wa.s the "In a l co xetitivc ovtim for the teams t'mis na a son ♦ Cony regulations to rctirin conriarber kaurice ' a llu ck for a. job w e ll dene. the daily senator

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CHAPEL IMPORTANT NOTICES ALLISON 11:10 Registration in English Courses

Harold A. Dunkelberger of Get Through a printer's error, tysburg College will speak in English (Vl), Chaucer, was omit chapel today on the "Missing Lord ted from the list of courses Mystery." He is an ordained Lu available to satisfy the 3- theran minister and a former par point requirement for English ish pastor. Presently at Gettys m ajors: 17* (<1^), 5 3 -(5 £m , 57, burg, he Is assistant to the pre and (58). See p. 9 in Printed sid en t, development d ir e c t o r , and Course Schedule* alumni secretary. Rev. Dunkelberger was born and Contrary to the invidious, raised in India where his parents malicious, reprehensible, taste were prominent Lutheran mission less, subversive, and clearly a r ie s . un-American rumors circulating (as usual) around our campus, 10:50 - McCauley Room English 37, (38) will indeed be offered In 1960-61 by Prof.Ames Omicron D elta Kappa w i l l meet Benjamin Horlacher. today, REGISTRATION SENIORS A $100.00 registration fee is Graduation announcements can due from every student wishing be purchased at the Business Of to register for the I960 fall f i c e . You must present your re term. Before this fee is accept ceipt in order to get them. N0 able, however, all college bills extras are available now, but for the year 1959-60 must be will be on sale at the end of the p a id , month. All announcements must be picked up by Saturday, May 1, ALPHA AND OMEGA SOCIETY The Senior Class officers and class of I960 gift committee will The Alpha and Omega S ociety meet tonight at 6:00 at the Car Is going to the State Correct lisle Diner. tional Institution at Camp Hill tomorrow afternoon. All those CLASS NOMINATIONS going should meet behind Old West at 12tLf.5 and contact either Nominations for class officers the officers or Dr. Leslie. may be made tonight for the pres ent freshman and sophomore c la s PLACEMENT ses at 7:00 and 8:00 respective ly In Bosler Hall. A representative of the Amer ican Sugar Refining Company w ill RED CROSS INSTRUCTORS hold an interview on campus, Fri day, April 29, I960 to recruit In stru cto rs w i l l medt at the fo r vacancies in t h e ir sa les and p o o l, 7-9 p.m. ton igh t and t o management tra in in g program. morrow night. Mr. Richard B. Dallas, Direc tor of Executive Placement, TOMORROW Strawbridge & Clothier, Phila delphia, will Interview applic The B e ll Telephone Company ants for their formalized train w ill present "Adventures in Sound" ing program leading to Assist a movie and lecture at 7:30 in ant Department Manager, Depart** A lthouse, ment Buyer and Store O peration s, The in terview w i l l be h e ld on BASEBALL May 3.

The Dickinson nine, current TENNIS ly 5-2 on the season, defeated Susquehanna here yesterday 5-l±, The Tennis Team made i t e ig h t Aided by the hitting of Jack in a row yesterday,defeating Baker and the fin e h u rlin g o f Susquehanna by a score of 8-1, Bob McNutt (1| h i t t e r ) , D-son once again prevailed. Donit miss the big race- Phi Mu’ s T0RTISE TOURNEY LOST: Dark framed g la sses - r e - April 30, I960 whrcT, See Ted Lehmann at Phi P s i, 11:00 a.m. - gym the dally senator

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Biddle House - I].: 00 pm The co-chairm en fo r next yeai Campus Chest Committee are B ill There will be a meeting of the Smyth an d Carol VIright. Bob Russian Club. Please bring Rus Crawford announced that this sian books. s Chest recoived $121+5. Th 0 Rad j. 0 r\wy. . ---Jilt- j t tee ’ s rep ort r\es r •!- Music Building - 7:00 pm has b V . 1 J ^ urn •; J OSer o o the P'ac- u lty P olio y C■ rmr.i tf 3 e which w il l The Glee Club w ill meet. make r e c cmmen(I :,ti cn a t o the 1-1 ac- uluy > It. I s ■:b i i that tho res Pool - 7:00 pm pom-M.b .L Jl ■_ y ox a r adi o et at ion ao d a d o o aj. j. tn e r ' -her c ampu s — | «y Those taking the Red Cross B. C *Z 'l. vgtl 33 111 c -;y set .to us j.y in te r - Instructors Course w ill meet. f10 333 wI th ‘fc liv'd acac omi c e b lig a - tio n s o f s uUdents - A :motion was B osler - 7:00 & 8:00 pm passe s tha u t he Senate ask the Facult;y to a )prove the radao Nominations for cla.ss officers station, with the understanding will be made for the present Jun that the Senate will take action iors and Seniors. The Seniors will towards eliminating any conflict nominate permanent class o^p?.oers ing student activitea and that as d dis cuss coximen cement nro^ :• Mures.. this action include instructing Seniors are reminded that gradua the chairman of vhe Steering Com tion announcements may be purchased mittee to investigate the feasi at the Business OPPice. bility of combining t e function: of the Literary Bulletin as d the South - 7:00 pm Hornbook, UPS and IRC, ai d Pollic and a proposed program of the There will bo a meeting of the music and drama departments. Editorial Board of the C.R.I. on the second floor. RE&I STRATION

Althouse - 7:30 pm A M100.00 registration fee is due from every student wishing The Bell Telephone Company w ill to register for the I 960 f a l l present "Adventures in Sound," a term. BePore this Pee is accept movie and lecture this evening. able, however, all college bills Por the year 1959-60 must be paic PHI MU ALPHA PLACEMENT It is imperative that all members o f Phi Mu / . loha who m issed A re p re se n ta tiv e o f the Amer the meeting Tuesday night, get in ican Sugar RcPining Company w ill touch with Dr. Ultan. hold an interview on campus, Fri day, April 29, to recruit for Here’s a tip for the track- vacancies in their sales and man that's Phi Mu’s agement training program. TORTOISE TOURNEY Mr. Richard B. D allas o f Straw- April 30, I960 brid ge c: Clothier, Philadelphia, 11:66 /ill - Gym will interview applicants for Everyone’ s invited! their formalized training program leading to Ass’t. Dept. Ilanager, Anyone wishing to enter the Dept, Buyer and Store Operations, race and who is unable to find a The in terview w ill be h eld on turtle may contact Kit Everhart Hay 3 . or -h y llis F eP fer, Mathews House. ATTENTION “ “ *>r *5v* -X* *X" “X* *>;• "X* Lost: pair of brown-rimmed glasse BEWARE: Finals are only in brown case. Please con tact Jim E yster, Kappa S ig. Reward. 22 Sale: motor scooter - will take best ofPer. Contact Bruce Beech school days away.’ Phi P s i. 5 the daily senator vol. III______ap ril 2 $ editor - in-chief: Charles smith student senate assistant-editor: peter sandman dickinson college Pf CHAPEL BOSLER - 11:00 TORTOISE TOURNEY A p ril 30 Todays Chapel program w ill be Gym part of the annual Pounder's Day Program for this the 187th The proceeds from this Anniversary of Dickinson. The event w ill go toward the program w ill be conducted by "adoption of a needy foreign P rofessors Flower and S ch ecter. child. It is also a part of Dr. Mflton Flower of the Political the Parents Weekend activities Science Dept, w ill give a f ive and all parents and guests are minute talk on the "real" in v ite d to atten d. The race traditions of Dickinson. His is open to fraternities,sororiti talk w ill be supplemented by the ■faculty and independent groups. showing of slides by Prof. So give your $3*00 fee to S ch ecter. your Phi Mu representative now. For the second part of the program Professor Ralph Schecter HINT Turtles may be found of the English Dept, w ill show out at Camp $hand. old pictures of historic places in Cumberland County, SATURDAY

TODAY Lamtoda Phi of Alpha Psi Omega presents "Under Milk There will be a cast and Wood", a narrative by Dylan crew call for those involved in Thomas. The p resen ta tion w il l How To Propose today at [j. PM in be held at the Belle-Lettres the B e l l - l e t Room. Room - admission free.

7:00 - McCauley Room PLACEMENT

I.f.C. will meet this A representative of the Amer evening. Nominations for ican Sugar Refining Company w ill next year's officers will be h old an in terview on campus made at this time, tomorrow to recruit for vacancies in th e ir sa les and 7:00 - Music Bldg. management tra in in g program.

Glee Club practice. All TRACK members must be p resen t. The Tr&ek Team defeated SUNDAY - 7:00 Western Maryland by a score of Memorial Hall 92 -2 9 .

C.R.I. presents Prof. GIRLS ! Rothstein - "Discrimination - Our C loset Cps e ". The Whole G irls* s o f t b a l l games to be campus is urged to come. played tonight at 7:00 PM are as follows: Law School Field: Phi Mu vs. Pi Phi (Jocks vs, Rocks) Morgan Fields Chi 0 v s . ZTA the daily senator v o l . I l l ______a p rll 29 editor: charle. smith student senate assistant editor: peter sandman______dickinson college ...

12: bS DIC.EENSONIAN ROOM 1 0 u cNLY 3 r t u r d a y, Ap r i 1 30 There will be a meeting of Gym all Dickinsonien editors and The proceeds from th is event assistant editors, will fo toward the "adoption of a needy roreiyn child. It is als 3:00 McCAULEY ROOM a part of the Parents Weekend activities and all parents and O.D.K. w ill meet today, guests are invited to .-ttend. Th<. race is open to fraternities, 3:00 BOSLRR BALL sororities, faculty and independ ent groups, and will begin at The Chorale will rehearse 11:00 A.ii. So give your 83*00 today '’or Saturday's concert. fee to your Phi Mu representative. A ll members must attend th is r e h e a rs a l. PAR L CauFaTION S

iAh.jAv.I0N The Pe.nhel carn ation s may be picked up Saturday from 9-12 at There w ill be no Jewish Drayer and Metzger. They will be Services today. delivered to the fraternities from 1 1 - 12 . NOTICE 11:00 SATURDAY A ll students and fa cu lty members are in v ite d to hear the There will be a meeting of following speakers on labor- the new Dickinsonien staff. man apement r e la t io n s . F riday, A p ril 29- Charles f’ergu SATURDAY son o f the Pennsylvania 8:30 BELLE-Lwh'i’RiiS AfL-CIO Council. Monday, -ay 2-TI »ii . ' uffrnan, Lam da Phi o^ Alpha Jsi Omo; a As sis 0 clXJ u Ian a. or of Indusc presents "Under M ilk Vvood", a r i 1 Relat j..ons , Armstrong narrative by Dylan Thomas. The Cork C omp arL • presentation will be held at the In each case, th e presentation Bclle-Lettres Room - admission fre w ill be given in 'Room 106, Denny II a11 at 11: 00 A.M. SUNDAY 7:00 Memorial hall gj M • • RiiiciULTS C.R.I. pros' nts Processor Crow 15 Phi Ep lip Rothstein - "Discrimination- Our Theta Ch1 12 Independent 7 C loset C ase", The whole campus xs Kapp a SI :: 5 Phi Psi 0 urged to come.

Attention Phi Eps- PLAuEjjENT Play or Stand A representative of the Aiaev- ican Sugar Refining Company w ill h old an in terv iew on campus today to recruit for vacancies in their sa les and management tra in in g program. the daily senator

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TODAY GLEE CLUB CONCERT

[j.:00 pm - Memorial H a ll Friday, the Glee Club w ill present its last concert of The last Student Senate meeting the year. Under the direction of the year will be held. of Harry Danner, the club will sin g variou s show s e le c tio n s TUESDAY and campus fa v o r it e s .

lj.:00 pm - Me Cauley Room AQUACADE

There will be a meeting of All girls who were in Belle Lettres. Anyone interested Aquacade this year and who are in the literary publication, the interested in trying out for Arts festival, or the movie program Kippers should come to the gym for next year is invited to attend* ton ig h t between 8:30 and 9:30 Elections will be held, prepared to swim.

FRATERNITY ROM ATTENTION

All fraternity row columns for Any fraternities having the June l+th Issue are due in unused la.wn furniture which yoi the Dicklnsonian office at 11:0 0 am would be willing to lend to Tuesday, Since "alumni will be Gibbs House, please contact on campus, writers might include Sue Pastore at Gibbs House. information interesting to alumni. Lost: A Hamilton watch. Please CLASH ELECTIONS return to Dave James at Phi Kappa Sigma* Students are reminded that polls w ill be open tomorrow, Tuesday, May English Literature Book 1 7 , from 9:00 am to 8: 00pm for the (11) Vol I . and American election of class officers. Below Capitalism: if found contact is the scheduling of poll workers B. Silver B-20 East College, for that day. LIBRARY 9-10 am Penny f a r r , Dot Hand, Penny M itch e ll, Merle Students w ill please return Teghtmeier books to the Library at the 10 -11 Beth O rnstein, Mary M ills , earliest convenient time, Sandy Adam, Sue Pastore regardless of due da.te. 11-12 Gail Schwenk, Pat Bennett, Return before June 3 at the Shirley Bahrs, Carolyn latest will be greatly apprecia Robinson 1 2 -1 pm Marion Lee, Kay Phillips, Barry ^isher 1 -2 Margaret O'Connor, Judy Morris, fred Jacobs, Sue Chase 2-3 Carole Austin, Emily Zilinsky, Mary M ills, Alicia Conklin 3 -k Kit Everhart, Zett Walter, Elaine Foreman, Charlotte Berberian k -5 Sally Jo Me Clain, Chet Wilson, Marbeth Evans, Ann Johnson 5 -6 Marbeth Evans, Betty Matta 6-7 Dave Brauner, Fred Jacobs, Ann Chandler 7-8 Ann Chandler, Pru Sprogell, Danny Leahman, Carolyn Cap! the daily senator

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TODAY VJEEiA-ND SPORTS

14-: 00 pm - Memorial H all Tennis

The Student Senate w ill meet Our ten n is team defeated today. 1 'estern M-ryland 3aturday8-l. "Hie season log stands at 9- 0. 7:00 pm - McCauley Hoorn The team has now won 19 straight games over a two year p e r io d . Independent Students may meet with their Student Senate represent B aseball a t iv e s . The D-son nine lo s t out 8:00 pm - Harrisburg Saturday as f&M p ick ed up two runs in the final inning to Processor Caleb Foote of the win University of Pennsylvania Law School w ill speak on :iPolice Lacrosse Practices” at Harrisburg YWCA, '•Jalnut and lj.th S tre e ts , under The Lacrosse term lo s t to the sponsorship o"' the Harrisburg Swarthmore, Saturday, 21-2. Chapter o^ the American C iv il Liberties Union. SFJC

MAJOR BARB; iL -- woman student was p la ced on disciplinary probation, Major Barbara, the Mermaid required to be in the dormitory Players' final production o^ the by 9^00 pm every n ig h t, and not 1959-60 season will be presented oermitted to take weekends until this Thursday, r’riday, Saturday the end of the academic year nights at 8:00 pm in the Belles 1959-60 for staying overnight L ettrea Room, at c place other than the The play by Gcor e Bernard place signed out for. Shaw is the "irst o-p this author's works to be given by the players. PL.-C.M1BNT Starring Gina Ingoglia as Major Barbara and Keith Garner as her Mr. diehard B. D allas, father, the play is a conflict Director of executive Placement, of the Ideals represented by these otraw bridge and C lo th io r, two p eop le, ’hiladelphia will be on campus tomorrow to Interview applicants TUB 10. Y for their Training Progr m. mpply Placement Office B-l Bast. The Club w ill meet Tues day night at 7 ° 30 pm in the base Yesterday's 0DK song fest wr ment of Old West, The new officers won by the Kappa Sigma f r a t e r will run the second half of the nity. Second place went to meeting and dues will be collected. Sigma Chi.

Fraternity Row Lost—Raincoat at Althouse. Contact i l l i e M etzger, 237 fraternity Row columns are Conway. due in the Dickinsonizn office tod. y a -, 13 : 00. the daily senator v o l. I I I ______raay_J editor-in-chief: Charles smith student senate assistant-editor: pete sandman ______dickinson college co

CHAPEL ATTENTION

The Seminary Singers from Wes Due to the Annual Review and ley Seminary will sing for chapel Awards Ceremony o f the R0TC Corps today. The group is composed of on Thursday at 1:30 P.M., all about 30 members and w i l l give Thursday Afternoon classes will an inspiring religious concert. be held on Wednesday, and Wednes Tonight they w ill present a longer day afternoon c la s s e s on Thurs concert in Allison Church, day. This does not affect morn ing classes. 11:00 MEiiORIAL HALL Drawing for rooms in Conway A discussion will be held for next year will take place between members o f the C a th olic Friday, May 6th. Check bulletin Club and In te r-V a rs ity C hristian boards for further instructions. Fellowship at the regular meet-- ing of the Catholic Club, during The In te r-V a rs ity C hristian Chapel period today. All inter "Fellowship w ill sponsor a "colleg ested are invited. The discuss Day" at Pine Grove from 10:00 A.M ion will center around basis to 8:30 P.M. on Saturday, May 7th Christian beliefs. R ecreation and swimming in the afternoon and Mr. George Ensworth 7:00 MEMORIAL HALL will speak. Anyone interested from Dickinson or neighboring This evening the C.R.I. will colleges is invited. Cost is meet to discuss Carlislefs new S j i l . 0 0 . See Joie Derr i f you wish proposals For racial integration, to g o. and to review Prof. Rothstein's speech and ideas for fund rais There will be a meeting of in g . The whole student body and football candidates for next sea faculty are urged to come. son on Thursday evening, May 10th at 7:15 in Room 110 Althouse. 7:00 DENNY HALL Pictures of the Washington and Lee game will be shown (in color) The Debate C ouncil w il l meet Senior members o f the squad are in Room 8 to hold elections. also invited.

7: 30 OLD WEST There will be no chorale-choir reh ea rsa l today. Tomorrow and The "D" Club w ill meet in the Thursday there will be rehearsals basement. The new officers will at ip;00 in the Music Building. run the second half of the meet ing and dues will be collected. GIRLS* SOFTBALL

MAJOR BARBARA Phi Mu and Zeta will play soft ball tonight at 7:00 on the field T he Mermaid Players present between Drayer and the Law School George Bernard Shaw's "Major The Pi Phis w i l l meet the Chi 0s Barbara," Thurday, Friday and on the f i e l d next to Morgan H all Saturday nights. at the same time. The beat of the Salvation Army drum combats with the industrial 7:30 REED HALL might oF Charles Undershaft. Gina Ingoglia stars as Major A recent German newsreel (in Barbara and Keith Garner plays English) will be shown. Program the part o^ the fa th e r, Under will last approximately 30 min sh a ft. Other campus drama c e le utes, Everyone is welcome. brities appearing are Andrea Adams and V ic Kryston. the daily senator v o l , I l l ______SJLEJL. editor-in-chief: Charles smith student senate ess i stant editor: peter sandman______die kin son college ' ~ sh

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There w ill be a rehearsal to Thursday afternoon classes day fo r the c h o r a le -ch o ir in the w ill be held on Wednesday after- Music B uilding, n oon0 This does not affect moral c la s s e s , 7 :00 DEIWT Friday May 6 There w ill be a U.P.S, meeting in room #10 Dermy for the'election Drawing for rooms in Conway of officers for next year© All for next year w ill take place. members are urged to come because Check bulletin boards for further this w ill be the last meeting instructions. of the year, Major B arbara 7:00' Memorial Hall The Mermaid P layers present Rev, Odmen o f the TJnevange- George Bernard Shaw*s- "Major l i z ed Fields Mission will speak Barbara" Thursday* Friday, and to zInter-Varsity Christian Saturday nights. Fellowship on "Qualifications for Missions Work"1* All faculty During tomorrows assembly and studen ts are invited, Whee 1& Chain w ill tap its new members and present the 7:00 Music B gilding Outstanding Freshman Award. All ju n ior and freshmen women are )d G lee Club w ill practice. All urged to attend, members are required to attend. C.R.I. 7:3(7 Denny H a ll The committee on Racial There w ill be a meeting of Integration plans to take action C,R,I, Editorial Board in the regarding approaching businessmen same room as b e fo r e , in Carlisle area. If you are interested in identifying yourself 7:15 Thursday with C,R,I, and desire to parti cipate in this action please see There w ill be an important B race Smith, B ob Worthington, meeting of the football candidates Lou Pi e l , P ro fe sso r Smith,, or for next season in room#110 Dr, Leslie, A list will also be A1thous®, placed at the main desk of the lib r a r y . 10-8:3(7 Saturday

The Inter-Varsity Christian N ancy Cross has lost a Fellowship w ill sponsor a "college Comparative Government N otebook. d ay" at Pine G rove, May7th, Please return it to her if found. R ecreation and swimming in the afternoon an d Mr, George Ensworth Girls Softball will speak. Anyone interested is Phi Mu 6- Zeta 1 in v it e d ,$ 1 ,0 0 , See Joie D err, Chi 0 2 1 [-P i Phi 16 the daily senator v o l. I l l ______may 3 editor-in-chief: Charles smith student senate assistant editor; peter sandmann ______dickinson c o lle g e cc 11:00 - BOSLER HALL MAJOR BARBARA

Professor Albert Walker, Assis With Major Barbara the Mermaid tant to the President of the Col Players offer their final produc lege, will speak on "The Role of tion of a busy 59-60 season. The the Alumnus," Prof. Walker was play marks the last appearance of recently appointed Alumni Secre talented Gina Ingoglia on the tary and Editor of the Dickinson D-son sta ge. She sta rs as the Alumnus. Salvationist Major Barbara who Prof. Walker received his bach must contend with the in d u s tr ia l elor’ s degree from Baker Univer materialism of her father. sity in Kansas and his master’ s Besides enjoying an evening of degree in journalism from North fin e a ctin g , the members o f the Western University. audience will be exposed to social Wheel and Chain requests the philosophy of George Bernard Shaw. presence o f a l l ju n io r and fr e s h Tickts may be purchased from 9—i-}- man women. The Wheel and Chain at Mr, Brubaker’s office, Denny, award to an outstanding freshman woman will be presented at this ATTENTION time, prior to the tapping of the Wheel and Chain of 1961. Rooms fo r Conway w ill be drawn tomorrow. Check the bulletin 1:30 - BIDDLE FIELD boards for further information. Anyone interested in taking The Annual Review and Awards Physics 11-12 in summer school Ceremony of the ROTC Corps w ill this year should ^contact Jim be held. In addition to present W hitesell, ip28 Conway Hall. ation of awards and parade, the Pershing Rifles Unit will put on PERSHING RIFLES a demonstration of their trick drill. All students and faculty Elections for Pershing R ifles’ are cordially Invited to attend. officers were held Tuesday evening. In the event of inclement weather, The results are as follows: the ceremony w ill be in the gym. Captain: Bob Walters Executive Officer: George 3 :oo - McCauley room Younger.

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MAJOR BARBARA S.F.J.C.

Major Barbara, a drama o f con The SFJC met on May 2, I960, flict in which the beliefs of an and took the following action: idealistic girl conflict with 1 . For p la g e r iz in g on a to n those of her materialistic fath paper a girl was required to wi. er, is being presented tonight draw from the course with a pen and Saturday night by the Mer alty grade of F 0 maid Playerso The play, by 2/ For plagerizing on a then.: George Bernard Shaw, is a social a boy was required to withdraw problem drama taking place in from the course with a penalty England at the turn of the cen grade of F, tury. In the cast are many faces 3. For breaking the Honor familiar to the Dickinson audi Dormitory Pledge, a girl was ence, including Gina Ingolia, placed on disciplinary probation B i l l Dubrick, Andy Adams, and for the balance of the academic Vic Xryston. year 19^9-60, I t was recommen Tickets are being sold at ded that she be moved out of the Mr. Brubaker's o f f i c e in Denny honor dormitory, but because of from 9: OO-I4.: 00. physica.1 limitations made this impossible, she is requirod to t 3:00 - Memorial Hall in the dormitory by 9:00 p.m/ 5 and is denied a l l honor dormi Sergio Garcia, a foreign stu tory privileges through Commen dent from Mexico who was at Dick cement, June 5>I960 inson last year and is present ly touring the United States WHEEL & CHAIN under a lecture program with the Methodist Church, would like to In yesterday’s chapel the meet with some of his old ac- Wheel & Chain, a local honorary quaintences. The meeting today s o c ie ty fo r sen ior women, tap is open to all students and fac ped new members fo r th e 60-61 u lty , and a especially foreign school year. The juniors tap stu den ts. ped wore Liz Haynes, Jane Ki ser, L ois Mccum, Barba.ra Rcamy, 10-8:30 - Saturday Dougic Rice, and Carol Wright. Also awarded was the most out The Inter-Varsity Christian standing freshjan cup which wont Fellowship will sponsor a "col to Barbara Price. leg e day" at Pine Grovw, May 7» There will bo'recrcation in ATTENTION the afternoon and Mr, George Ensworth will speak. Anyone in Rooms for Conway w i l l be terested should see Joio Derr. drawn today. Check bulletin The cost fo r the day is $ 1 .0 0 . boards for 'urthor information. Any frateraities having un TRACK used lawn fu rn itu re w hich you would be willing to lend to Gibb. The Track Team w ill play host House, House, please contact to both Ursinus and Johns Hop Sue Pastorc at Gibbs House. kins tomorrow at 2:00 a.m. at All choir music must bo returr Biddle Field. od by May 10 the dally senator

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Spring Formal Weekend Sports The Social Committee w ill meet at 12:30 today in the McCauley The ten n is team defeated Ly Room to discus's plans for the coming, by a score of 8-1, con Spring Formal, Tickets will be tinuing their undefeated season. on salo starting at 12:00 in the The Dickinson nine s p l i t businass office for "52 per person. a double-header at Lycoming as The t ic k e t s w i l l be used as w r ite - pitchers Weigel Ditenberfor thr in ballots for the Queen, and there a 2-1 win and a ip—*3 l o s s , rospoc will be various boxes in whinh to t i v c l y , place them at the dance. There Tho lacrosse team defeated w il l bo && Jaxx concert on Satur F&M on F riday, day as p re v io u sly planned, /inn oun c omen t s ip: 00 - Memorial Hall Since the D ickinsonian comin Student Senate w ill moot today, out this Friday will be only four pages in length, no Frator 7:00 - McCauley Room nity Row columns w ill be used.

Independent students w ill meet A ll music fo r ch o ir must be with their student representatives. turned in by Tuesday, May 10, to Ann Chandler or Barb Wirth Library in Drayer, or Roger Miller, at Sigma Chi, Music n ot returnee Students w ill please return must be paid for. books to the library at the ear liest convou.cnee, regardless Any fraternities having un of the date duo. If they arc used lawn fu rn itu re which you returned by Juno 3 at the latest will be willing to lend to it will bo greatly appreciated. Gibbs House, please contact Su Pastore at Gibbs,

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TODAY ALPHA and OMEGA

11:00 - Boslor Hall All those who are planning to go to the picnic supper at Our president, Dr, Gilbert Dr* Leslie’s tonight should Malcolm, w ill bo the speaker contact the officers or Dr* in today’s chapel service* His Leslie by noon so that we can topic will be "Job’s Questions0" get enough food, ’See you there, In his provocative discussion, ho will examine the Biblical PLACEMENT Job in relationship to Archibald MacLiesh’ s "J ,B ," A representative of the U,S, Marino Corps* w ill be on campus FACULTY ACTS OH DISARMAMENT Wodnes.day, ’ May 11, to ' in t ervi ew anyone interested in USMC Last night a group of D'son officer training program, fa cu lty members met In Memorial H all and drew up a re so lu tio n PHYSICS protesting the '’inadequacy" of present American policy on A course in Physics 11-12 the subjeot of disarmament„ will be offered this summer The resolution, which will be if the registration warrents* submitted today and tomorrow Physics 11 w ill i3>e at 10:30- for signatures of all faculty 12:00 in the First term of members, expresses the con Summer School and P hysics 12 viction that test bans aro at the same time in the Second "an essential first stop toward term, arms c o n tr o l", and that the U.S* "should if necessary TODAY accept considerable risk to achieve the goal of general 5:00 - Drayer Rec, Room disarmament," The re so lu tio n will be sent as a telegram to Aquacade w ill hold elections. a dozen high government and A ll swimmers are urged to attend, political leaders in the U.S. including President Eisenhower, 5:00 - McMauloy Room the Sec, of State, and the National Chairmen of the Dem There will be a meeting of o c r a tic and Republican P a r tie s , the Managing Staff of the "Dickinson! an*"’ TOMORROW ATTENTION 7: 00 - Denny All choir music must be turned The International Relations in by today to Ann Chandler or Club will hold elections for next Barb Wirth at Drayer or to y e a r ’ s o f f i c e r s . A ll momberis who Roger M ille r at Sigma C hi, participated in this year’s Music not returned must be p a id activities are urged to attend fo r . this important final meeting of the y ea r.

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3:30 pm - McCauley Room It was announced that the Faculty passed a recommendation All people interested in work that a student operated radio ing on the Arts Festival for next station be put into existence, year are urged to come to a meet with certain conditions being ing to discuss plans. fo llo w e d . The "L itera ry B u lle tin " and 7:00 pm - McCauley Room the "Hornbook" have been com bined into the "Belles Lettres IFC will meet tonight. The Publication," printed by a staff new officers for next year are including the editor of each President, Dick Trevlyn; Sec organi zation. retary, Dave Paley; Treasurer, The new C on stitu tion was Hank N u ttle . adopted by Student Senate. It will be brought before the en 7:00 pm - Denny tire student body at the elec t io n s . The International Relations Professor Heber Harper was Club will hold eledtions for elected to the Cultural Affairs next year's officers. All mem Committee to fill the vacancy bers who participated in this left by Professor Newman. year's activities are urged to A special committee was set attend this Important final up to organize Freshman Orienta meeting of the year. tion for next fall. A plan was brought b e fo re the 7:00 pm - Music Building Senate to have thirty or forty interested upperclassmen work The Glee Club w ill meet. It in small groups with freshmen Is im perative that a l l members next fall to supplement the attend. The concert is only a work of student counselors. week away I Any interested students should contact Dean Coutts, Dean Ste PLACEMENT vens, or Betsy Wiley.

A representative of the U.S, SERVICE PROJECT Marine Corps w ill be on campus today to interview anyone inter Phi Mu is having its annual ested in the USMC Officer Train car wash (75^) on F riday, May ing Program. 13 from 1 2 :3 0 -5 :0 0 pm. Also shoes will be shined, buttons PHYSICS sewn on, and socks darned. Place your order with your Phi A course in Physics 11-12 Mu representative or Janet Lutz will be offered this summer if or Ginny Stevens. the registration warrants. Physics 11 will be at 10:30- SALE 12:00 in the first term of summer school and Physics 12 Three piece component Hi-Fi at the same time in the second set. Priced to go. Contact term. Louis Moore, AXP House.

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11:00 - B o sle r SPRING FORMAL

In today’ s assembly program, Tickets are on sale at the a panel of "oreign students, Business Office $1^.00 per couple composed of Keith Garner, Seri or s?2.00 a piece. Dance to the Sukhabut, and Paccy P ranciso sounds of Count Basie’ s big Javier S. de Pipaon' w ill present band featuring vocalist Joe t&l&S concerning th e ir n a tive W illiam s and drummer Sonny countries. Keith, who is from Payne, Carlisle, England, will discuss a few of the cultural differences C.A. PICNIC between the TJ.S. and England. Seri, from Thailand, will talk The C hristian A s s o c ia tio n ’ s on the festivals and marriage last meeting of the year will customs of his homeland. Paco be a picnic at Laurel Lake, w ill speak on Franco’ s govern Pine Grove. Everyone is invited. ment in h is n a tive Spain, If you plan to attend contact Lou P ie l, Dave Rimbach, or 3:15 - West Lynn Hammond by Saturday. Cars w ill leave from Old West There will be a meeting of at ]4.:00 Sunday; the cost is 30^. the Religious Affairs Council in the Conference Room of Old Placement - Summer Jobs W est, Mr. Liedeigh (phone LY— 7:00 - Music Building 9-5712) from the Harrisburg Country Club, has an opening The Glee Club will meet tonight. for a female office assistant A ll members must atten d . to work this summer full time, 9 until 1|. If so desired, part ART EXHIBIT time work can be started at once.

You are cordially invited to Carlisle Day Camp has an opening visit nThe Annual Art Exhibit" for one camp worker to handle of the Dickinson College Adult ch ild ren 3 to 11 years of age Education Program to be held from 9: 00- 1;.: 00 daily, five today at the Dickinson Art Center- days ber week. Applicant must corner of West High Street and drive. Compensation is $50 per South Pitt Street- from 7:00- week. 9:00 pm. IFC RFblTAL There w ill be no IFC meeting The trumpet recital by Albert tonight due to the 0DK Banquet. Beaver scheduled for Memorial The regu la r meeting w i l l be Hall will be held In Bosler Hall held Wednesday of next week. tonight at 7:30 pm, ATTENTION

Any fraternities having unused lawn furniture which you would be willing to lend to Gibbs House, please contact Sue Pastore at Gibbs House. the daily senator v o l. III______may 13 e d ito r-in -ch ie f: Charles smith student senate assistant editor: peter sendmann dickinson college pr,

SPUING NORMAL TU.uSDi.Y - I4.: 00 pm

Tickets are still on sale at the Belles Lettres will hold a Business Office "or this evenings meeting in the McCauley Room to dance with Count Basie, at ftl|.00 discuss plans "or next year. per couple. After 5 o'clock the Ax^one interested in the literary tickets will be sold at the gym publication, the Arts festival, till the time o" the dance. The or the movie program is invited Basie band, "eaturing such jazz to attend. Elections for office! n otables as Sonny Payne and Joe will be held. U i 11 i an s, wi 11 p e r " o rra "rom 9 hi until 1 AM. C. A. PICNIC Student Senate announces that the dress "or toni.ht's dance will The Christian Association's be semi-formal rather than formal last meeting of the year will be (s u its and c o c k ta il d r e s s e s .) a picnic at Laurel Lake, Pine Grove. Everyone is invited. If SMRVICi P OJ .;T you plan to attend contact Lou Pi el, Dave Rimbech, or Lynn Phi Mu is hevin its annual car Hammond by Saturday. Cars w ill wash ( 75^) today "rom 12 : 30- 5 “00 pm leave from Old west at Ip: 00 Also, shoes will be shined, buttons Sunday; the cost is 30^. sewn on, and socks darned. Place your order with your Phi Mu repre PLAChiENT - SUMMER JOBS sen tative or Janet Lutz or Ginny Stevens. Mr. Liedeigh (phone LY-9-5712) from the Harrisburg Country Club ATTAINT ON has an opening for a female office assistant to work this Any fraternities having unused summer f u l l tim e, 9 u n t il Jj., I f lawn fu rn itu re which you would be so desired, part time work can willing to lend to Gibbs House, be started at once. please contact Sue Pastore at Gibbs House. Carlisle Day Camp has an open ing for one camp worker to handle ' 0TICS ch ild ren 3 to 11 years of age from 9 j00-I].:00 daily, five days All interested students are in per week. Applicant must drive. vited by the CRI to picket local Compensation is y50 per week. stores in Harrisburg with other students. Please meet in Harris burg in the Dauphin B uildin g Room 303, Ladies Garment Union at 9". 30 AM on Saturday, the daily senator v o l« I I I ______may_. 17 editor-in-chief: Charles smith student senate assistant-editor: note ; o.C an______dick lnson c o li ■' .' - cr CHAPEL CLASS ELECTIONS

In today's chapel program, Dr. Freshman and Sophomore class Leslie will conduct a worship elections will be held today from se rv ice o f self-ex a m in a tion and 9 :0 0 -8 :0 0 P.M* at South C o lle g e . of preparation for the final Also up for student approval at classroom exams* this time is the new Student As sembly Constitution. So that ip: oo McCauley room you may vote intelligently on this document, read the Constitu There will be a meeting of tion and cast your ballot accord Belle Lettres* Anyone interested in g ly . in the literary publication, Junior and Senior Class e l e c the Arts Festival, or the movie tions w ill be held tomorrow from program for next year is in 9:00-8:00 P.M.; below Is the vited to attend* Elections will scheduling of poll workers for be h e ld , Wednesday’ s elections*

GIRLS* SOFTBALL 9- 10 Phyllis Feffer, Dave Efram son, Judy M orris, Sue Chase The Pi Phis w i l l meet Zeta 10- 11 Suellen Peltz, Dick Steele tonight at 7 t 00 on the field Jeanne H eller, Barb VJ’irth, between Drayer and the Law 11- 12 Jane Harry, Martha Young, School. Phi Hu will play Chi 0 Peggy Dowd, Joan Spicer at the same time on the Morgan 12- 1 Rory Gottesman, Sue Kline F ie ld . 1- 2 Judy Morris, Ramona Smith, Betty Hegan, Margaret 7:00 MUSIC BUILDING 0 * Connor 2- 3 Kathy Kuhn, Joanne DeMonte, The Glee Club w il l meet t o Carole Austin night for a special rehearsal* 3- ip Mary H i lls , Bary F ish er, A ll members should atten d. Dick Steele l|_-5 Roy Rosen, Neal M ille r , ATTENTION Mary M ills 5- 6 Dave Eframson, Stu Wurtman, All applicants for renewal of Danny Leabman financial aid, as well as all 6- 7 Ann Chandler, Fred Jacobs new rpplicants, must see Dean 7 - 8 Steve Shoyer, Roy Rosen, Coutts before May 27th. Barry Fisher, Dave Brauner. O ff campus rooms fo r men must be secured through the TENNIS O ffic e o f the Dean on Monday* No other accomodations will be The D-son Tennis Team fin is h e d approved. No listing will be an undefeated season yesterday available until August. defeating Gettysburg 9-0. Their season record stands at 15 - 0, and REMEMBERl over a two year span, they have amassed 25 straight victories* Freshman Flays are given Wed Wednesday the team takes ona nesday and Thursday n igh ts at highly regarded Swarthmore squad 8:00 P.M. in the Belle Lettres for the Middle Atlantic Southern Room. See the outstanding Conference Championship at Swath- talents of the Class of »|3* more, I f there i s enough campus Get your t ic k e t s now! interest, a bus will be hired.

SENATE MINUTES TRACK

Final reports from all Senate The track team hosts Albright Committees were made. t today at 3:30 at Biddle Field. Next y e a r ’ s Freshman O rienta tion will be as follows: The Freshman Rules as they stand in ______the '’D-Book11 will stay the same. Enforcement will be handled by an organization to be known as the 1) the Wheel & Chain for fresh- Red Bands, consisting of the sena- man women; and 2)the Skull & Key tor from each fraternity and the for freshman men, If satisfactory two independent senators, under arrangements can be made with the the chairmanship of Pete Andrews, President of the College. If will be in charge of the enforce- these arrangements cannot be made, ment of rules for freshman men. the daily senator

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3:30 - DEMY All students will please return books to the library at There w ill be an important the earliest convenient time meeting for all editors of regardless of date due. the Microcosm. Return before June 3 at the latest will be greatly 7:00 - McCauley Room appreciated.

If’C will hold its regular SENIOR U0MEN meeting tonight. There will be a Short, 7:00 - Bosler important compulsory meeting (coneerring commencement) of The Glee Club w ill meet all senior women on Friday tonight. All who expect to May 20, at 12:30 PM in Drayer sin g in F rid a y ’ s Concert must Lounge, attend. MUSIC DEPT. PICNIC CLASS ELECTIONS Those people goin g on the Junior and Senior Class Music Department picnic to elections will be held from Camp Shand should meet at th e 9:00 to 8:00 PH today at Music Building at 3 PM today. South College, There w illb e a nominal charge o f 65$ per person to cover an 8:00 - Belle Lettres Room entrance fee there. Help with transportation would be freshman Plays w ill be given appreciated. Rain date - ton igh t and tomorrow at 8:20 Thursday - same time. PM in the Belle Lettres Room. See the outstanding talents of GLEE CLUB CONCERT the Class of 63 ? The Glee Club w ill present TRACK its Spring Concert Friday, May 20th at 8:15 in Bosler The D-son tra ck team edged Hall. out a wim over Albright Featured in the musical yesterday in a closely presentation w ill be Betsy contended contest. Graham singing "Lida Rose" and Doug Johnson playing the "Trumpet Song." The remainder of the concert will consist of various religious songs and show tu n es. the daily senator v o l. I I I ______may 19 editor-in-chief: Charles smith student senate assistant editor: peter s an dm an n ______diekinson college

1.51:00 - B03LER HALL GLEE CLUB CONCERT

Members o f Alpha Psi Omega, The Dickinson Glee Club w i l l honorary dramatic fraternitjr, w ill present its Spring Concert Friday present a shortened reading of at 8:15 in Bosler Hall. "Under Milkwood" by Dylan Thomas. Many of Dickinson’s well-known This is the same play that was voices will be featured. Betsy given during Parents’ Weekend by Graham w i l l sin g "Lida Rose" and the honorary. Jack Hall will di Doug Johnson w ill accompany the r e c t the members o f the dramatic Glee Club in presentation of the fraternity in this presentation. "Trumpet Song." After the formal concert, the 3: 30 - OLD WEST Glee Club will sing requests aid old favorites from the Old Stone There w ill be an important Steps. A guest conductor will be United PartyCaucus in the McCaul featured in this half, ey Room. A ll in te r e s te d peop le are invited to attend. TENNIS

7:00 - BOSLER HALL The tennis team lost to Swarth- more 8-| to losing the Southern The Glee Club w ill meet. All Conference championship. The who expect to sing in Friday’s team should be congratulated for con cert must attend. its fine record this season.

8:20 - DENNY HALL ATTENTION

Freshman plays w i l l be in the All applicants for financial B elles L ettres Room. See the aid, renewal or new, must see Dear cla ss o f *63 in action. Coutts before May 27. All off-campus rooms for men 3:3 0 - DENNY HALL must be secured through the Office of the Dean on Monday. No listing There will be an important will be available until August. meeting for all editors of the All students are requested to Microcosm in the Microcosm room. return library books. Return be fore June 3 will be greatly appre SENIOR WOMEN c ia t e d .

There w i l l be a sh ort, com LOST pulsory meeting, concerning com mencement, on Friday at 12*30 in A Parker 51 fou n tain pen was Drayer Lounge. lost in South on Tuesday. It is deep purple with a silver top. if found, please notify Sue Kline in M etzger.

SENIOR OFFICERS

President - Bud Weiner Vice Pres. - Dave Ayers Secretary - Nancy Cross Treasurer - Dave Williams the daily senator vo1. I l l ______may 20, I960 e d ito r-in -ch ie f: Charles smith student senate assistant editor: peter sandman dickinson college mm

12:30 - McCauley Room GLEE CLUB CONCERT 8:15 - Bosler Hall The Social Committee w ill meet today. Plans for secur?.ng a Tonight, the Glee Club, under band f'or Homecoming Weekend w i l l the direction of Harry Danner, be made, will present its last concert of the l59-'60 season at 8:15 in 12:30 - Drayer Lounge Bosler Hall# The program w ill featu re Dr * All senior women must attend Clyde R, Dengler, Betsy Graham, a short, compulsory meeting con and ^oug Johnson as guests. cerning commencement. Dr. Dengler is the director 0+ the 500 voice chorus of Upper SENIORS Darby i/gh School in suburban Philadelphia. Ho is also the dir Please stop by your adviror's ector of the University Glee office and pick up your copy of Club of Pennsylvania which re the results of the Graduate c e n tly appeared at the Academy Record Exam, of Music wwith Rise Stevens. In addition, Dr. Dengler had his ATTENTION own T.V. show called the Linton Hour# All applicants ^or financial m Betsy Graham w ill sing,rLida aid, renewal or new, must see Rose"with the Glee Club and Dean Coutts b e fo re May 27* Doug Jouhson w ill play a trum All off-campus rooms "or men pet SOlOo must be secured through the Of The r e s t ofth e con cert w il l f i c e o f the Dean o f Men. No be made up of selections from listing will be available until variou s shows in clu d in g "The August, Music Men ", "Oklahoma", "Carousel1 and "The Vagabond K ing". BOOKS MI CR0C0SM Cash fo r books at the C ollege Book Store from May 23rd to Microcosms will bo distribu June 1st from 3-5 p.m. ted from the Microcosm room in the basement of Denny# LIBRARY Those underclassmen who do not receive copies before going All students are requested to home will receive theirs next return library books regardless Pall, SGniors will definitely of date due. All books should receive copies before Commence be returned before June 3« ment o Watch bulletin boards for the LOST: Post slide rule in leather date of the arrival and the be« case - contact Lemar Wildermuth ginning of distribution. at Sigma Chi.

REMINDER: All Fraternity Row articles for the June ij. Dickinson- ian should be turned in as soon as possible.

STUDENT SONNET #5/23

That time of year thou may>st in me behold When yellow beard, or brown, or whisks do stand Upon those jowls that quiver with the cold Of rank, blank coffee, cup in nervous hand.

In me thou seest the twilight of such day As after classes fades into the west When, by the by, black teats do make me stay Awake all night and keep me from my rest*

In me thou seest the waning of such wit# As on the ashes of late cramming lies; Yet in the files where grades aye laud the wise My passion alters not the deficit.

This thou perceiv’ st, which makes thy justice firm To flu n k them soundly who so la t e ly le a rn . — K.M. Swaim