Subscriber's Address Exam Schedule See Page Six VOL. XXV, No. 21—TEN PAGES PROVIDENCE COLLEGE, PROVIDENCE, R. 1., MAY 8, 1963 10 CENTS A COPY Fr. Dore Announces Plans Graduation Day Arrives For New PC Dormitories Final Plans Announced The Very Rev. Vincent C. the second, third, and fourth Dore, O.P.. President of the floors). Both buildings will be College, has announced the constructed of red brick and For Commencement proposed construction of two mosaic stone. Bids for the Baccalaureate Day, Sunday. Grotto at 7:15 p.m. The exer• brated by the Rev. Thomas H. new dormitories on the campus. project will open in June, and June 2. will begin with a cises will begin with the Class McBrien, O.P . Chaplain of Prov• solemn Mass at 10:00 a.m. cele• The buildings will flank the it is hoped that the new dorms Oration by Leo E. Carroll fol• idence College, will terminate brated by the Very Rev. Vin• lowed by the Address to Parents the exercises at the Grotto wings of Aquinas Hall on the will be completed in time for cent C. Dore, O.P., President of by Peter J. White. The graduates will then pre• west facing Harkins Hall, As the 1964-1965 academic year. Providence College, at the War After the opening addresses, sent their parents and friends of the moment, the buildings Memorial Grotto. The Rev. Ray• Father Dore, in discussing Fr. Dore will present certifi• at a receiving line at Aquinas have not been named and are mond T. A. Collins. O.P., of the cates to those students gradu• the proposed dorms, stated that Hall Terrace. In the case of designated as *.he "North" and Theology Department will de• ating with honors, the awards, inclement weather, all exercises "one purpose of constructing liver the Baccalaureate Sermon. South" buildings. and the teaching certificates will be held in Alumni Hall. dormitories now is the fact that The presentation of the class Alumni President, Joseph L. Commencement exercises will The South building, nearest (Continued on Page 7) gift will take place at Aquinas Byron, will then give the in• begin Tuesday, June 4, at 10:00 Lounge on Class Day, Monday, duction into the Alumni Asso• a.m. at Aquinas Hall Terrace. to Eaton St.. will house a tele• June 3 at 6:45 p.m. Following ciation and the Rev Joseph L. vision room for dormitory stu• Again, in the case of inclement the presentation will be the Lennon, O.P., will deliver the weather, the exercises will be dents. The Cowl office. Student Thomas More Club Parents' Night Reception which greetings. held in Alumni Hall. Congress headquarters, depart• will begin at the War Memorial A Solemn Benediction cele- Commencement week will be mental offices, two classrooms, Banquet Scheduled preceeded by the Senior Week• and a utility room on the end beginning Thursday. May ground floor. The first floor 30, through Saturday, June 1 will contain a resident stu• For Monday, May 13 Peter J. White Named Co-chairmen for the weekend dents' lounge, recreation room, On Monday evening, May 13. are Ron DeThomas and Jerry O'Brien. and a Dean of Men's suite. His Honor the Lt. Governor Ed ward P. Gallogly will be the As Senior of the Year The weekend will begin with The North building, while guest speaker at the annual Peter J. White, a senior bers of the administration and a beer party on Hendricken political science major and for• faculty as Senior of the Year. similar to the South edifice, banquet of the St. Thomas More Field with Tom Tannous and Club. mer editor-in-chief of The Cowl, his band. The Commencement will be the site of an educa• White, whose issues of this has been elected by the mem- newspaper were awarded As• Ball will be held Friday night tional classroom, video aids The banquet will be held at sociate Collegiate Press's high• at the King Philip Ballroom in room, departmental offices, lan• Johnson's Hummock's, and it Wrentham. Mass. The dance will consist of a social hour est honor rating last week, has guage laboratory, recording stu served The Cowl for four years. will be formal, non-floral and from 6:30 p.m to 7:30 p.m. will feature Ben Lancisi and dio, and laundry room. to be followed by a dinner. In He rose successively to the posts of copy editor, managing his orchestra. The meal will be addition to Lt. Governor Gal• either lobster or swordfish and Each dormitory will house logly, there will be several no• editor, and finally editor-in- chief in December of 1961. will be .served at 9 o'clock. The approximately 150 students (on table invited guests including choice of the meal will be made Very Rev, Vincent C Dore, O.P., White, who resides in Chap- when the ticket for the dance President of the College, former paqua. New York, was vice is purchased The color of the Governor Christopher Del Sesto. president of his class during tuxedo is optional. U. S. Attorney for the District his sophomore year while he of Rhode Island, Mr, Raymond served as class treasurer in his Saturday, a boat ride will be Exam Conflicts J. Pettine. Francis J. O'Brien. junior year. featured from one to five Please report any conflicts Esq , current President of the The class of '63's Senior of o'clock from State Pier No 1. Rhode Island Bar Association, Billy Weston and his band will to Father Peterson's office the Year, who will deliver the and Homer Wilbur, Chief of the address to parents during com• play on the boat There will be before 4:00 p.m., Monday, FBI for the area of Rhode Is• mencement exercises on June no function connected with this land. weekend Saturday night be• May 13. Any corrections in 3, will continue his studies at Syracuse University in New cause of Baccalaureate Sunday this schedule will be pub• A graduate of PC, Lt. Gover• York. the next day. lished on the bulletin board nor Gallogly is an alumnus of Names for the Senior of the Boston University Law School. of the Dean of the College. Year award are nominated by A veteran of fourteen years in the members of The Cowl edi• Reactionaries (Continued on Page 8) PETER J. WHITE torial staff Will Conduct TAG DAY Last Meeting Tonight at S p.m., Mrs. Maria Big Brothers Tag Day will Mr. Hanley Delivers Production M. Krestinsky, representative be held this year on Thurs• of the National Alliance of Rus• day, May 16. Members of On The Evolution of Comedy' sian Solidarists, will address the Big Brothers Club will be the Conservative Club. All stu• positioned at various points By BOB BONNELL Thimblin, '65, ably assisted by dents and professors are invit• throughout the campus to ac• Carol Bataglio, Angela Duffy, ed to attend the lecture (in the With the promise that "this and Joan Reardon. Guild Room of Alumni Hall). cept contributions from the should be a most interesting student body. and a most entertaining even• Mister Hanley stated that he The lecture will be preceded by a business session of the With the Tag Day proceeds ing." Rev. John P. Reid. O.P., wished to "illustrate comedy moderator of the Aquinas Soci• and not to analyze it. Humor Conservative Club, which will the club will be able to pro• begin at 7:30 p.m. Club chair• vide an annual picnic for the ety, introduced Mr Francis J dies when dissected." It is the nature of comedy to exhibit man Tom Pyter strongly urges Little Brothers. This will be Hanley's lecture on "The Evolu• all members to be present in held on Sunday, May 19, at tion of Comedy." The presen• some of men's "monkeyshines." order to elect officers for next the Lincoln Woods. Refresh• tation took place on Thursday Calling comedy "topical," Mr, year. evening. May 2. at 7:30 P.M., Hanley emphasized that it ments, games and prizes will Mrs. Krestinsky will speak on be provided for the boys. Ap• in the lounge of Aquinas Hall. changes with every age. How• ever, the purpose of comedy the topic "The Russian Under• proximately 120 boys, rang• Along with Mr. Hanley, the ground." She will discuss the ing in age from five to six• remains the same. "We laugh program featured the Hanley at our fellow men in public, National Alliance of Russian teen, are expected to attend. Solidarists (NTS), its organiza• Players. This troupe, selected and at ourselves in private." from the Pyramid Players, in• tion, aims, and activities, and Besides weekly visits to the Mr. Hanley called today's hu• opposition to the Communist re• Dr. Patrick I. O'Rourke Chil cluded Michael Castelluccio, '64, Thomas Fennessey, '65, David mor "sardonic, sometimes gime in Russia. dren's Center, the club has McIntyre, '65, John Perrault, cruel," and sometimes "sick." provided a Communion break• A native of Russia, Mrs. '65, Robert Shepard, '64, Mich• He said that this "sick" humor fast, Christmas gifts, and a Krestinsky now lives in the ael Sullivan, '64, and Michael (Continued on Page 2) retreat for the young boys. (Continued on Page 8) 2 THE COWL. MAY 8, 1963 Washington Interview Sen. Claiborne Pell Suggests Ways Senator Pastore Emphasizes Collegians Can Help Their Country By FARRELL SYLVESTER "I've received comments As the softly muted sounds from three ex-presidents—two of the Taft Memorial Carillon's of approval and one of disap• More Federal Aid to Students proval." answered the Senator bells floated across Capitol By FARRELL SYLVESTER tern of government is exerted to come in.