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s (Ennitprtirirt laxly (Eamjma Serving Storrs Since 1896 VOL. LXX, NO. 82 §>tnrrs. (Lmmrrtirul TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 1966 Students Nominate 10 Instructors For Distinguished Faculty Awards Ten members of UConn's facul- Voting on the nominees will take nominees, according to the Fa- ty have been nominated for fa- place from Fri., March 2 to culty Awards committee of the culty awards In a campus-wide Tues., March 5. Tables will be Student Senate. poll of students taken last week. set up for this purpose In the The nominees are: Curt T. Student Union Lobby from 10:00 The two top instructors chosen Beck, Political Science; Everett a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and In the li- in the flr.al poll will each receive Ladd, Political Science; Jack brary from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 awards of $125, while the re- Davis, English; Roger Wilken- p.m. maining eight Instructors will feld, English; William Rosen, Previously, only eight nominees receive honorable mention. A English; G. Michael Howard, were to be chosen for the final Faculty Awards Banquet will be Chemical Engineering; Donald poll; since the voting was close held in their honor on March 9. M. Skauen, Pharmacy; Galvin G. and the student recommendations The ten nominees were select- Gall, Economics; R. Kent New- were so good that the Faculty ed on the basis of the numbers meyer, History; and Edwin Tack- Awards Committee decided to of people voting in relation to er, Business. choose ten, rather than eight the number of students the in- structor teaches, as well as, the students reasons for their A Chance To Speak Out choice. Presented To Students Obstetrician Starting this Wednesday UConn The theme "Higher Education students will be given the opport- and the UConn Campus" was To Lecture unity to speak out. On March 1, chosen to stimulate an interest at 2:30 In the Student Union a in the up-coming teach-in and to Tomorrow Student-Faculty Ineptness speakers platform and public ad- make It as much of a success as dress system will be made avail- last year's teach-in on Vietnam. Dr. William Lynch, obstetrician able to any student wishing to and gynecologist, will speak on CENTER'S PURPOSE To Highlight Hoop Contest speak his mind. "Birth Control and the Great The Information Center's only The long-standing tradition of a Although last year's game was Conspiracy" on Wed., March 2, HYDE PARK purpose Is to "make available student-faculty basketball game extremely "spirited", multitud- at 8:00 p.m. In the Ballroom of According to Andrew Dlnnlman, as much Information as possible, the Student Union Building. The will not be broken this year. inous campus goddesses will act President of the Associated Stu- whether it be spoken, written or Student leaders will host a as cheerleaders for this year's lecture, sponsored by the Jun- dent Government "This is an at- visual, so the UConn student may ior Class, is the first of a ser- mystery faculty team In Annual contest. Among the cast of tempt to bring Hyde Park to explore the many roads of poli- ies of lectures sponsored by Pedagogue-Pupil Hoop Contest screamers are Analla Fields, UConn." tical activity available to him and UConn Juniors on controversial at 8 p.m. Thursday night, March whose name has never before at the same time provide him 3, in the Field House. HIGHER EDUCATION religious topics. been spelled correctly in the with Information which will make The lecture will deal with a Like many things learned by CDC; Polly Leach, who teaches Wednesday's theme will be him a more active and Interest- the college student, the "game" many little girls to miscount; complete survey of birth control, "Higher Education and the ed citizen." Including medical and moral as- will disprove a maxim long ago Laila Paris, without whom a UConn Campus" however, stu- learned by most of us, "It doe- pects of the birth control pill. BOG event is unimaginable; any dents will not be restricted to ASG PROJECT Dr. Lynch, author of the book sn't matter how you play, it is BOG event is unimaginable; and this topic once they begin speak- "A Marriage Manual for Catho- whether or not you win the game Janle Cooper, who is a verit- ing. "Hyde Park" a newly created that counts." able whiz when It comes to fig- lics," is staff President of St. If successful, a schedule will function of the Student Senate Margaret's Hospital and Vlce- In this contest, emphasis will ures (she may help keep score). be made and "Hyde Park" will will be administered by the Irv be placed on such ignoble sen- Presldent of the staff at Carney Dr. John "Iowa Fats" Vlandls be a permanent part of UConn, formation Center, also a new Hospital in Boston. timents as: William Shakesp- is assembling a "Mystery Fac- according to Dinniman. A.S.G. project. eare's Inspiration, "sweet re- He is a member of the Ameri- ulty Team." Two plausible ex- can and International Colleges venge"; spoofing professors; planations may account for the breaking as many rules as pos- of Surgeons and an original aura of mystery that shrouds Receives $7000 Grant member of the Society for the sible, without getting caught of the teaching-team's identity. The course; and taking full advantage Scientific Study of Sex. first Is that "anyone dumb enough The lecture is also considered of the opponents' weakness and to admit students like Greif, their middle-age bulges. Journalism Department part of the Pre-Cana series Farrell, and me (Byxbee) pro- sponsored by the Newman Foun- According to Bill Byxbee, ano- bably has chosen a horrendous dation of St. Thomas Acqulnas ther reason for the basketball The Readers Digest Foundation sible news article or series, the team," said a source who pre- has given the University of Con- Chapel. Storrs. game is that "it is much safer fers to remain anonymous. The manuscripts will be turned over • than dueling." necticut's Department of Jour- to Mr. Hill's editing class where second explanation Is that the nalism $1,000 to help it develop The main qualification for being faculty Is so ashamed that it appropriate layout, headlines and Dr. Brownell selected a member of the student interpretative reporting techni- illustrations will be worked out. got pressured into the contest ques among students. team, according to BOG Recrea- that it refuses to release the The finished product will be of- tion Chairman Ed Bednar, is a The grant will be used primari- fered to the student dally or To Lecture names of the players on the ly to allay travel expenses re- very small amount of skill at grounds that It may incriminate some other newspaper for pub- basketball. "From this point them. lated to developing news articles lication. O n March 3 where depth reporting requires of view, our team could not pos- The first lnter-squad scrim- Dr. Smmuel M. Brownell, form- sible lose to any opponent other off-campus research and con- mage was held last night, and tacts. Directing the program Is Mansfield er U.S. commissioner of educa- than the faculty." our scouts report that If none of tion, will deliver a public lec- Other athletes, beside Byxbee, Prof. Evan Hill, head of journal- the players Improve, the battle ism at the State University. Admonishes ture on "Problems of Adminis- who is running for President of; will be close to see which team tration in Big City Schools" the P.J. Curran Fan Club, and scores least, A LA cross-coun- Explaining how the grant will Humphrey March 3 at the University of Bednar, whose complete in- try. be used, Professor Hill describ- Connecticut. eptness on the boards qualifies ed a new, for the UConn cam- (AP) - Senate Democratic Currently superintendent of him for the team, Include: Lee pus, concept of team reporting Leader Mike Mansfield conf- schools In Detroit, Dr. Brownell Grelf, president of the Junior he has launched In his classes mented that he does not believe will speak at 8:00 p.m. in the Class who Is running for ASG this semester. Vice - President Humphrey is School of Education Auditorium. presidency; Andy Dlnnlman, who Ram Returned "We have chosen four teams of helping get Vietnam peace talks The visiting lecturer also plans Is just running; Jay Farrell, who five students each to tackle four started by calling the Viet Cong to consult with UConn staff is not running because he Is Ramses VIII has been returned campus issues of the day." For assassins and murderers. Mans- members during a two-day stay ineligible; Scott Fraser, agent to the University of Rhode Island, one example, he cited the cur- field added, though, that he does on campus. 000; Charlie Lipson, who will where the horny kidnap victim is rent controversy over academic feel the Viet Cong have earned Dr. Brownell was president of be used as an extra- In case employed as a mascot. grades. the labels because of acts such Southern Connecticut State Col- the original basketball Is de- URI officials pointed accusingly The teams will interview key as torture and be-headings. lege, and professor of education- flated; Ira Loss, who looked very at UConn, loudly squawking, local campus officials - press The Montana Senator said he al administration in the Yale good under the boreds last night; "bring back our ram, " even conference style - and also visit supports President Johnson's Graduate School before enter- Jack Mango, who Is better known though there was no real evidence metropolitan centers for back- position that any communist role ing the Eisenhower Administra- as the Mr.