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What About Fordhamitmf Geczik Gets Gait to Tell All-Page 5 "Fc^HAFcoiiGirATRiLiriwr No. 15 BURNING THE MIDNIGHT OIL i —^———^—••—•— — —.••.•••• Night of Sports' Tomorrow; Boxing Show for Sophia Mission By JOHN BLANEY , Tomorrow night in the campus gymnasium, the College of Pharmacy will hold its "Night ol Sports" with eight amateur boxing bouts between CYO members, many of whom are Golden Gloves t. ••>%& champions. Included among the boxers will be Jimmy Doherty, a student of Fordham College. The event which opens at 8:15 , i p.m. will represent the Pharmacy Broadway Starlet DRAFT NOTICE Group under the direction and guid- All students who intend to be ance of Mr. Joseph Setaro, Faculty attending school next September, Advisor, in its effort to aid in the Sparks Blood Drive either as graduate or undergradu- ate students, and who are present- annual drive for the Jesuit Univer- -Hi j.. ly classified I-S in the draft, were sity in Tokyo. -Seek 1400 Pints advised today to request their local Numerous celebrities of the sports boards in writing for a reclassifka- and theatrical world, such as Joe tion into II-S. In giving this advice, Betsy von Furstenberg, Broadway the Rev. Thomas A. Duross, S.J.; Walcott, Rocky Marciano, Chico starlet who made her debut last chairman of the selective service Vejar, Tommy Henrich, Ed Sullivan, year in "Second Threshold" and who advisers committee, stated that Fred Allen and others have been is currently under contract to MGM, those students who are already in invited to contribute their time and class II-S must request that this was the featured guest at the Ford- classification be extended for an-, talent on this night. ham University Blood Rallm held in other year. Highlights the Gymnasium Wednesday morn- A highlight of the evening will be ek Bar Named ing, March 19th. the Pharmacy Championship fight Appearing despite the snowfall between Ed Brown, a former Divi- Musk Lecture sion Champ in the Army, and Carlo which made travel difficult, blonde !' Simonelli, Boys Club Champ of Con- il I' It's'The Ramskeller!Betsy charmed the Fordham students This Afternoon necticut. A trophy will be awarded with her gay, friendly personality to the winner of this match and also and her winning smile. to the winner of the best bout of the "Ramskeller" is the name of the new snack bar in the basement of Mr. James Brokenshire, the di- evening. There will also ibe two bishop's Hall, according to an announcement by the Boarder Council. The The rally was opened with a rector of the SchiUinger System at comedy skits, one a wrestling match ist, which wag sponsored by the council and the Rev. Thomas E. prayer to the Sacred Heart, patron of the New York Musical Institute •between. Dave Ipavich and Al Itz- -OBrady.., S.J,. was won by Bill Gil- Foundation, will give a lecture on the drive, by the Rev. Laurence J. that system today, in Collins Audi- kowitz with "Ruby Goldstein" Bars- ford, a senior and member of The McGinley, S.J., president ot the uni- hop as referee, and the other a RAM staff. The contest was open to torium- at S p.m. He states that this "mystery" bout between Gene Ber- /allace Takes all boarders and carries a first prize versity. system is a»"senslble and logical ap- tozzi and Tony D'Onfrio. of $5.00 in purchases at the "Ram- Miss von Furstenberg spoke brief-' proach to any type of musical com- position." The Fordham Band is scheduled to skeUer." ly, answering questions posed by supply the musical interludes for the The snack bar answers a need that This is the fourth in a series of .Council Post Bill Boyan, university chairman of music appreciation lectures and "Sports Night." Other attractions has been felt by the boarders ever will be the serving of refreshments since the bowling alleys which were demonstrations, sponsored by the Student Council Information Offl- Honors Program of the College. •' and also the wheel of fortune and • Philip Wallace recently outlined formerly in the basement of Bishops other games which were such a suc- Hall became run down and unused. BLOODMOBILE HERE Mr. George Seuffert, who directs his plans for promoting Council work the lectures, stated-that Rev. Thurs- cess at last year's function. Open daily from 4 to 11 p.m., the A bloodmobile will be on the Many valuable door prizes, several •in the university. The appointment snack bar is run by the University ton N. Davis, S.J., instituted the il j; •of sophomore 'Wallace, announced by campus May 1 and 2 to collect series "to augment the Honors Pro- of which were donated by Fordham •President Bill Kearney, was given under the management of the Mac the blood pledged at the recent Road merchants, will be awarded. Dermott caterers, who also manage blood rally, it was announced gram and make it available to the la unanimous vote of approval at the other students of the College." Highest Last Year •January 12 meeting of the organize Keating cafeteria and the Dealy Hall today by Fete Cella, chairman resident dining rooms. of the College committee. The lectures were announced for Mr. Setaro expressed a desire to Itton. the following dates: • Sandwiches, soft drinks, pie, cake, Those who wish to donate surpass last years' record mark Wallace, with long experience-in April 24, Mildred Hunt Wummer which, despite the comparatively f •this type of work, hopes to acquaint hamburgers, hot dogs, coffee, and blood, but have not signed will present a flute demonstration any combination of ice cream can pledges, will be able to give small enrollment in the College of j; •Fordham stfldents with Student and recital. Pharmacy, was the highest of any 1 Council powers, and to show how be obtained at the bar. There are a blood by making their desire May 1, Barry Ulanov will lecture television set, a shuffle board, and known at the bloodmobile. college or university in the East. i • the students may fully benefit from on "the History of American Jazz." s I Council efforts. two ping pong tables available. The dates of other lectures and The donation for "A Night of "The Council wants the student to Opened two weeks ago, the re- demonstrations to be given will be Sports" is $1.50 and tickets will be the drive, and Bernard Sobel, author available at the door. Inplize that its members are his rep- sponse of students has been over- of Theater Handbook, and Press Re- posted on the bulletin board and an- resentatives, striving for his best whelming and above pre-opening lations Director of the Ziegfeld nounced in The RAM. Any student of the College who I interests, both socially and academi- estimates. Theater. ' All the lectures will be held in has donated $1 to the Sophia Drive , The basement of Bishops Hall was Collins Auditorium on Thursdays will be admitted for fifty cents. <His cally," Wallace said. ' ' The senior octet next presented An important function of this office revamped from the bowling alleys from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. Admission is class representative will give him a into the snack bar at considerable several popular selections, including free. receipt for the donation. I will be to keep the student publica- "The Little Worm," and the 1st tions well informed of Council ac- cost to the Administration. However, 'Ji- judging from the present success of Army Band, under the direction of Itivities. To accomplish this end, Chief Warrant Officer E. M. Durbin, I Wallace intends to issue "The Com- the bar, it feels that the investment ll Was a worthwhile one. played martial music as Miss von I munique," a release describing each Furstenberg distributed the pledges. 1 Council meeting. Rams Away Tix Go 6n Sale; A total of 412 pledges, each for a fin I Since this would require full time work, Wallace resigned his post as pint of blood, were received at the President of the Publicity Club, Universe' Opens rally. which he founded last year. The drive is still under way Senior sMakeDehut Apr.24 * graduate of Xavier High School, throughout the university, with a Wallace founded and headed the Second Run Tonight quota of 1400 pints set for the three "Rams Away," Vic Gioscia has been chosen to rtess Club there for the publicizing uptown schools. The campus School sponsored by the class of '52, is now provide the music for many of the w school social activities. Extending of Business has a quota of 350 pints, in rehearsal, ac- numbers on the "s work to sending out school re- "Hotel Universe," a modern drama and is under the chairmanship of cording to director piano. Gioscia has leases to city newspapers, the Press by Philip Barry, opens tonight for Bob Moynihan. The College, under John Guy. The been featured as' I wub has come to be ranked among its second weekend at the Penthouse the chairmanship of Pete Cella, has show was written an accompanist at me foremost of high school and col- theatre atop Collins Hall. Perform- a quota of 860, and the School of by a committee many of the rallies lege organizations in the field of ances will begin at 8:40 p.m. tonight Pharmacy, under the guidance of with music by Lou during the last Public relations. through Sunday in addition to a 2:40 Lou Piccoli, is aiming for 190 pints. Mitchell, and will few football sea- matinee on that day. open in Collins sons. • James Beakey, sales manager of Hall on April SH Assisting Guy in the Mimes and Mummers, announced for one week-end.