Campaign in VIEWS AFFILIATION with N.S.A
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OBSERVE ATTEND RULES DURING GAMES IN COW SPRING REGISTRATION The Santa Clara PALACE THIS WEEKEND Official Publication oj the Associated Students oj the Umrerstty oj Santa Clara VOL. 27, NO. 11 ZM SANTA CLARA, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1948 5 CENTS THE COPY NEWS SC STUDENT CONGRESS DEBATES Alumni Launch Active Campaign In VIEWS AFFILIATION WITH N.S.A. GROUP; By J. JOSEPH FABER 'Second Century' Endowment Fund Well, here goes your armchair MOLKENBUHR TO CALL FOR VOTE philosopher for his final fling dur- The Student Congress failed to reach a decision on Santa' ing the dying semester. Clara's proposed entrance into the National Student Associ- Committees Being Formed Gentleman of the Week award ation at a special meeting held Tuesday, January 20, in Adobe Spring Registration Rules Camera Club Lodge. Following is the regis- goes to senior Michael Hennessy, In accordance with a motion by Michael Hennessy, the schedule of classes and directions for Chapters tration in the various colleges for the second semester, 1947-1948. In The Various secretary dt the Student Congress. constitution of the student organization was read by Presi- Levies Dues February 9: Registration for all law students. Urged by pressing necessity providing uni- When Mike ran for election, his dent Val Molkenbhur, and were discussed. on the of the the various sections February 10: Registration for freshmen and seniors. campaign promise was sweeping versity with a sound financial future, Santa Clara's alumni Before the motion, a preliminary poll of the Congress February 11: Registration for sophomores and juniors. On Members reforms. And he has not deserted assure revealed that an overwhelming Students whose last begin with A through L regis- In their final meeting of the are currently organizing in an all-out effort to the his constituents. On several oc- names will fall majority of the representatives ter the mornings of assigned above. semester, the Camera Club levied success of the Alumni Centennial Endowment Fund, the most casions he has been noticed sweep- on the dates favored ratification of the consti- Students whose last names begin with M through Z will register an initiation fee order to build impressive and important project ever undertaken by their ing out the student body offices Arata Adds tution. Hennessy, however, pointed the of the assigned up treasury in Nobili Hail. on afternoons dates above. assets." association. out that entire document should be club But for the past week Mike has STUDENTS RE-ENROLLING FROM FALL SEMESTER WILL Dominic Torcasso, presi- Under the active direction and leadership of Anthony P. read and discussed by the Congress New Course FOLLOW THIS PROCEDURE: dent, introduced this innovation as turned detective. He's trying to Hamann, alumni secretary, and in orcler to detect any flaws in its an to the newly form- locate the trophies of Santa Clara Law Students—- amendment Rev. Hugh C. Dona von, S.J., makeup. Office. ed constitution. This fund will be athletic teams so that they may be In Education 1. Clear with Bursar's alumni faculty representative, the Rev. Edward Stretch, S.J., stated Registration in Law Library. used to purchase subscriptions to C.A.G. Hears polished and placed in the Nobili With the addition of two three- 2. initial phases of the intensive pro- that the administration of the uni- Undergraduates—- photographic magazines, and for office. But Mike is really having unit courses the curriculum of gram have already been inaugu- versity offered no objection to with Bursar's like expenses. his woes. He has located just five, Santa Clara will once again in- 1. Clear Office. Sodality rated. joining. Registration Gymnasium assignments only. It wa6 that all mem- dating from as far back as 1860. clude the subject of education. 2. in for class announced To acquaint alumni and the par- A letter from Loyola University of courses as they are. bers, to remain on the active list, Mike has tried attics, garrets, cel- * These courses, which will be a) All sections various will remain ents of Santa Clara students with of Chicago revealed that that must submit an entry'for the mem- lars, secret passages—all to no taught by Mr. Robert D. Toma- b) Students will not be permitted to transfer from one Organizer the university's future needs, if school was assuming an attitude of college university approved bership card contest by February In a spirited at avail. ahek, will begin with the new of the to another unless address the she is to maintain the high stand- caution because of the presence Registrar 16. Also, all members in good eighth general meeting He was referred to the basement semester. petitions were turned in to the before finals. of the ards of the past, illustrated bro- of an ominous leftist element. It to Room standing are expected to submit Activities of Nobili Hall where Brother Mac- They are highly recommended for N.B.—Veterans in training under Public Law 16, report Catholic Group yester- chures have been printed and was noted by the Congress that at least one sample of their work intosh indignantly told Mike that any student who intends making B, Administration Building, February 10 or 11, 1948. day, Rev. John E. Odou, S.J., or- mailed out. These booklets contain this element was a very small mi- subject for criticism per semester. only food lockers dominated the education his occupation, as they Each student is held accountable for every on his pro- ganizer of.the Convert Makers of a graphic analysis of Santa Clara's nority, and the possibility of their Richard M. Hermes, the group hit NobiU cellar. And what is in the will lessen the graduate work con- gram card. In order to drop or change a course, the student must America, out at apathetic increasing enrollment and the pro- gaining any influence was very moderator, was absent from the food lockeds ? Ah, there is another siderably and be of much help present to the Registrar's Office, a statement signed by the Dean. "cradle Catholics" and urged the small. The fact that the member- portionately greater costs arising mstery. Mr. Hennessy is beside in that work. They are also recom- Any course from which a student shall withdraw without a permit meeting due to illness. setting up of Catholic pamphlet ship NSA limited to col- therefrom. himself with wonderment. He has in the is mended as an interesting and help- shall be marked as a falure on the student's permanent record. racks in prominent public build- lege student bodies excludes the COMMITTEES looked in Fr. Weber's telescope; ful elective for any student, for Permission to drop or enter a course after the first six-week period ings. Catholic students who are To provide a working organiza- chance of other student organiza- in the he has gazed into the cannon's they are not restricted to any will very rarely be granted and then only for the gravest reasons. East Honors born Faith, Father Odou tion for the four-year drive, com- me- tions, particularly those with a mouth at Ryan Field: he has certain group of students, neither Students should register on the days assigned. Late registra- asserted, advertize everything set up leaning to the left, from gaining mittees have been within ticulously checked recent gold de- •as to their major or college. tion fees will be levied on those attempting to register after the as- their school, their city, their state the various alumni chapters. Com- and sur- entrance, it was shown. SC College posits at Fort Knox, has The two courses to be taught signed dates. The fee for registration on the first day after the regu- except their Faith. But their mittees will work under a chair- and silver for The discussion of the NSA con- The university's College of Busi- is which veyed gold strikes next semester will be "History lar registration period is $2.50. This fee is increased $l.OO per day Faith a possession the to maintain stitution revealed that the wording man who will be able the last century; he has even of Education" and "Secondary thereafter. ness Administration has become great mass of pagans and non- to a close contact with the alumni scanned the bulletin board daily of one clause seemed give the Education." The first will be a the 28th institution of higher learn- Catholics are looking for but al- secretary. in the faint hope that some an- national congress of the NSA study of educational thought both ing to become accredited by the rarely hear about or see advertized Every alumnus who is able is be- cient battered trophy might be most unrestrained power. This was of the past and the present and Boston Conference on Distribution. in any way. ing to contribute a of posted there. Aboat the only place indicated by John Faber. Hennessy will show the influence of Greek Air Force Catholic Announcement of the school's PAMPHLET RACKS asked total $lOOO over the four-year period. he hasn't searched is under Gen- said that this was a mistake in the and Medieval education on the affiliation as a member of the con- The Convert Makers of America, and This sum may be divided into an- eral Peralta's sword In the Galtes wording of the document modern systems. The second will Philosophers ference was made last week by continued the speaker, have done Hanratty Seeks Cadets nual or even Museum. should be cleared up. Pat be a complete survey of secondary Dean Charles J. Dirksen of the something to tear away this iron donations into monthly weekly installments.