Colby Queens Premier Saturday With due 'deliberation, Colby's wisely the Colby Echo takes pri'de Interfraterniby Council has chosen in giving its readers a preview of "A Salute to the Queens" Ifor the the candidates and a bit of back- theme of Homecoming 1968. Carry- ground on each one. Beyond this, ing through with this theme ea'ch the electorate mrust make an effort fraternity will construct Maine. We might also note that On Saturday, October 19, the ten approximately 70% of the potential! fraternity queen candidates, escort- queens are tolue-eyed blonds. ed by a member of the fraternity From left to right in the 'accom- they represent, will parade onto- the panying picture the contest en- football field at halftime to be for- trants are: mally introduced to th e Colby Com- Amy Sylvester — Alpha Tau Ome- munity. The election for the Home- ga's candidate, from Granville, coming Queen will be held the fol- Ohio. Amy plans to major in So- lowing Tuesday, October 22. Verting ciology with an eye to child guid- stations will ibe set up outside each ance in the future. Extracurricular dining room at supper. interests include swimming and div- In an effort to help you vote ing. 5'3" ; dark brown hair; brown, eyes. Nancy Brunnckow — A competi- Parents Weekend tive figure skater, Nancy placed Communist Honorarium Denied; tenth in the National Sen ior Ladies Program Full Competittion in 1968. One of Nan- cy's other interests is painting, This weekend visiting parents Birth Control Methods Checked From East Providence, Rhode Is- will be having a full schedule, To- land, she represents Delta Kappa The Student Government meeting ly in the Spa from 8 to 10. cided that meetings will continue day, at 3, Colby .plays University London, which 'd r to wait until the middle «f tho hie having visited over ninety coun- semester to learn that his work tries and territories. is seriously below par. A moteh-inism In addition, -he 'frequontlly lectures, is provided whereby tho student can writes artloloa for several magazines Tickets for Powder and Wig's first produc- bo notified imme-dlatejy When ho la ancl Is a member of the National The Caretaker,, are now In danger of faili ng," Tlio notifica- Cojiiforonoo o_ 'Editorial Writers, tion, sold out. P & W tion will not Indicate simply "ma- Overseas Writers, and tho White gratefully acknowledges all those who helped to jor" or "minor" wYtVning; it wlU House Correspondent Association, also provide the student's advisor 1 Mr, EJatnlbroo-: received Sigm a Delta make this production a success. with the reasons for the Issuance olf Chi's award for the (best editorial tho warning, The student wvny thon nOBEHT ESTABROOK of 1054. too moro oli'o'ctlveJy counselled. Hum phre y; Innovator and Liberal by DAN WOLOSHEN oif the organization. But if the "com- science and a man who during his Editorials Humbert HunDphrey, "the politician, pany is to expand, (more than an Senate days manifested a firm, in- is no less shreWd, oscillating and organizer is needed. The lifeiblood tellectual grasp of almost all issues, opportunistic than Richard Nixon. dl the organization requires an especially those bearing on the so- To avoid alienating any segment o!f energizer, a man who can mofoilize cial upheavals oif our time, Hum- the society, while maximizing the many forces unfler him. to develop phrey is a man who is capable not vote of ifche diverse interest groups, a loyal, eonsitru'etive, 'creative force only of making decisions and seeing Open the Door no better tool lhas been found in which will raise the company to them through (Nixon could do our one hundred and seventy-five new heights. that), but also of making judgments an academic institution. As such Colby College is, by definition, year history than the intellectually •Were the American voting public and effecting innovations that only which permits there should 'be an atmosphere of fr ee intercourse, debilitating art of campaign rke- even peripherally to 'consider these a Well-read creative politician With oncept of closed open discussion on all topics, thus precluding the c to-i-. criteria, the man (corning to mind his hands on the pulse of society before all others would be Hubert can do. meetings. (Discovering which man is "presi- students. dential materM" may foe 'diffi cult dn Humphrey. ¦Humphrey's career as a liberal monthly faculty meetings are off limits to all Yet; the this context, unless .the polarity 5n Richard Mxon is a capable or- mayor of a once-decayed city, as a Wednesday, October 9, when an Echo Proof of this situation arose on the alleged ipliatif orms of each party ganizer and a .clever politician. The Senate majority whip without whom evening- reporter was denied entrance to the meeting that as outlined iby . the teandidates, is effectiveness of his campaign clear- there would foe today much abbre- Lovejoy Students have some right to know what transpires in dramatic, (cite Johnson vs Gold- ly shows ibhat he can "get the peo- viated legislation on Civil Rights, minu-tes ( housing, points 100 every four weeks. This does not merely mean that the water, ,1964.) If a candidate shows ple together". It must again be em- Medicare, and public demands that an inordinate amount of clumsiness, phasized that the "man of the 'cam- to a man who can mobilize forces

WELCOME PARENTS! THE STORE FOR MEN A2ST» BOYS SHOP DOWNTOWN AND AT THE PALACE OF FABRI CS LEVINE'S Your Colby Store . . . Where You Can Charge It LUDY '21 PACY '21 HOWIE '41 (up^^ I YOUR CHU-D AT COI_BY SYMPOSIUM I 1 (Continued from page three) (Continued from pag:© three) Colby College - you draw huWby aside .to discuss the for (free inquiry and deibate, it ds C. O. C Gleanings ' s already highly political—'for by the | | correct way to ask the hated one IFC Calendar Things - you - didn't - know - far in as East Pond , where the if they ever taught young conunifcment of faculty and students I parents Saturday- October 19— about - Co-lby department: the col- party had lunch at the foot of a I tLarry the finer points of personal to free inquiry the university be- 8:30, Delta Kappa Epsilon—Party, lege (or more accurately its outing beaver dam. Steve Thomason an'd comes .'critical of all 'things. To at- I hygiene. open to DKE, freshmen and dates club) is responsible for the upkeep Wayne Nado spent the noon hour you Wi/H have 'the opportunity tempt -to politicize it (further is to I And only. of a seventeen mile stretch of the foot-racing; a .bald squirrel, while with Janny. to see her nice run the risk of making it merely I at least , Appalachian Trail in the mountain the ensemble told Mothers' Day , one more interest group among Post-game all fraternities—Every 1 sorority sisters who, rest assured country we'll to the north of Dover- jokes. What's red and sits 'in the many, subject to the pressures anJd fraternity will be holding a social I will see to it that she has a nice Foxcroffc. This past weekend a party corner? A baJby eating razor blades. controls that other interest 'groups gathering. All Coliby students, in- I husband at, before, or 'closely ifol- of six COC'ers back-packed up in- The afternoon found the crew imust 'face. The university s tfunc- cluding freshmen, and parents are | | lowing her graduation. Johnny is ' to the Chairbaok Mountain region sweating on the trai'D again (ha!) tion is to provide the intellectual welcome. i rapidly . learning the tfacts of life to clear two miles oif this as a part and by quitting time a goodly (him ¦baggage merely men^ can act more I you never told at the friendly, EVIPOR.TANT NOTE: Would all of their annual trail-maintenance length had been made passable. The humanely and effectively (in the I quiet, dignified hotels, all of which freshman men please refrain from program. I_iving in log bunkhouses, hike out was done in double quick world, ibut the university must Ibe I are identified by their funny faeiro- attending any fraternity functions reading by sputtery kerosene Ian- time and the drive back to Colby wary o_ itself (becoming a political « grjfphic names. which are NOT open to them. Such tern, and forcing down Way Lin- was broken only by Bloomer's pe- actor with an emphasis on action. % Notice how healthy Johnny and attendance only jeopardizes the fra- soott's cooting are all a part of rennial futile search for pepperoni. To object to this .position by sajying | | Janny look! 'Aren't they toeing fed ternity involved. The IFC has es- this fun. Aub Merrill still (hasn't The olub plans a second go at it, that the university is already in- | | wonderfully?! No . . . But doo_. at tablished Rush Rules which outline licked his l)ad habit Of getting up later in the fall and interested mouth-watering cei- volved in power politics, as one pa- 1 your delicskms the nature and number of fraternity at five o'clock in the morning, so parties (especially 'drivers) are plastic nelist did, is no objection at all f lofphane carton lunch with functions involving- freshman meii. the crew under Dick Upton 'got a urged to join. The stay at eaimp on The point is to reduce as far as | | forks just like you Ibroike and swal- Violations of these rules will bring reasonably early start on Sunday beautiful Long Pond is alone worth lowed last year. And how much possible the essentially subversive action from within the fraternity f} . . . or unreasonably early as Dan the pain of not seeing .Colby for two * pulling off that tender chicken influences of money and political system. Bloomer tells it. The trail winds days. power—'not to fail prey to them and f skin reminds you of seeing your through woods that are exquisite The more-active-than-ever COC take on those attributes of our so- I tires recapped lbe_.ore tfhe 'long 'jour- jobs. Marx asked Wei-ling on what in beauty at this colorful season; plans a bicycle tour through Eel- ciety Which we most deplore. g ney to Alma Mater-iville. he foased his calls to rebellion. Weit- the whole panorama is like walking grade country, plus expeditions to | | Af ter ilunsch, your child will show 10. To repeat: claims of dishones- ling explained his concern (for pro- through something superior to an an I.'OjCA. gathering (NY State) 3 yon his favorite English book (he ty and irrelevance in higher educa- letarian (brotherhood and his con- DSD adventure. and a woodsman's meet OMiddle- $ has Ibut thirteen to 'choose from) , tion do not 'go far enough. They scientious objection to human ex- ibury, Vt) By noon Au b' , all taJting place this 1 his voluminous Bio notes, and his are true but simplistic and evasive. ploitation. In dismay, 'Marx Ibanged s slick saw work had eaten through blowdowns as weel-end. Plans for the first canoe s| math book, 'complete with urider- Hardier questions have to Ibe asked: his fist on the table and told Weit- trip otf the 'fall will shortly be an- b| lined and misunderstood theorems about arbitrary and irrelevant dis- ling that he would liave to have nounced, and if you have never j& plus charred pages and unerased tribution 'requirements; aJbout teach- more precise ideas than those about spent an autumn weekend on the f our f ^ letter epithets written atfter ing (methods; about admissions pol- why the workers should revolt and lakes you haven't experienced one Jl each chapter. Anid the look on shuto- icies; about se_f-perpetuating boards where it would Head .them. "Ignor- Mention The of the very best consolations for tDoubleday) ^4 toy's facehe '(he works for of trustees; about relations with ance has never helped anyone yet," being "centrally isolated." ^-Swhen fiin'ds that Johnny faas the community; about student par- Marx declared. , ' been overcharged 'by two dollars on ticipation in establishing education- 12. The panelists were eloquent 1«i & book thanks to some "make-a- al policy; about student control in a hiographical and testimonial E CHO Vonce-a-semester-appearance" trav- over student li'fe outside the class- sense. This may have served a use- The Work of «i elling book salesman. room ; about the inculcation Of hu- ful motovational purpo se ifor the that perfumed r_fobon that lis When You Buy Andrew Wyeth iJ 'And manitarian . .values as well as tech- audience. Jt did , not help us to ex- J tacked to Johnny's bulletin board, nical knowledge. One 'could go on. amine crifcifcaUly the (hard facts c^f This handsome book is the the ribbon he said he won at the publishing event in the art world 4 11. We were told by one panelist higher education today. The panel- this fall. ^v Farmington Fair, was not won for that we must place more emphasis ists may have had (more success in Wouldn't it make the perfect §f the merit of his prize cow or dart- on conscience and be less en- doing this .on Saturday in their gift' for your parents for Christ- ^--.^hrowing ability. thralled toy mere competence. The small groups. But they missed the MAURICE' S nuts or for an anniversary? 1 Lastly, spending money . . . the issue is central for intellectuals. I chance to affect a large audience i ten dollars a week '(that's $400 a invoke Marx. Friday. I came expecting much and MARKE T $55 Now § year). The cultural events of Wa- In 1S_8, Marx encountered the was disappointed. GROCERIES — COUD CUTS $75 after Dec. 31st M te'rville will account for most of the FRUITS & VEGETABLES taJidor Weifcling Who had (been stir- § Spent money, although snacks at Italian, Dagvvood, Meatball ring the workers in Germany to I the Spa 'go wel'l-understood by .he Sandwiches, Pizza, Steamed revolt, 'costing many of them their Hot Dogs, Beer & Ale to take out I understanding Collby parent. What Gas Tank Full? Canaan House I did you think your child did with pearance they presented to you dur- 40 Elm Street I ten dollars? Play cards, drink beer For The Weekend ? 129 Main Street ing Parents' Weekend. Johnny Waterville, Maine Waterville, Maine I '(oif course not! one cannot buy beer turns to Jan: 'What are you going For The Game? I unless he Is twenty-one, Whew!), or to do tonight? Study for your Bio?" Tel. 872-6481 - — ¦ _ I go to (heaven forbid) .rat parties? Jan : "No, I have a date with Frank See I No, no, no. tonight. We're 'going to the Chez. I (And when you deave Johnny and What are you going to do, study 'Cookie ' Michael § Jan in the sunset, and after you Math?" Johnny: "Yes. Until I de- Corner of North & Pleasant Sts. I breathe a sigh of relleif and (happi- cide to finish off that six-pack that's WATERVILLE, MAINE | | ness, think not that your children been _ying around since Mom an'd 1 will act any different than the ap- Dad came up." I'&TT&yyA ^w.v ^ WEL COME PAREN TS! Duffyis Il lP ^B The Taper Uoii ^Bi P^^ » ^ lll ( $$$w ^:^mc¦ x is about to \ |lr .«^AN INRFIIFWARI Hav e A Nice Weekend ) W i- , , ____. ".> not prf>am_ 3rl I w * \W®&A "" UiiDLLlLWliDLLF i P%•_ :.*_ i • V gei creamen. w %r nci ipuTiAswinging,on %$ m # fV^l; S|W i adventuredn. ADpTUREpi:! y, i/ /Vv-J\.."I- £j ^; "TOAIMEffll \VI . 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i to the Colby College Bookstore You Can Buy Gifts For All The Family WATERVILLE — SKOWHEGkN Books and Pa per Backs Also July 12— THOBWALD INTERVIEW sions dealing with the sociological, (Graduate Study in Business Exam (Continued from page five) psychological, and academic effects MULLIGAN STEW Niovemher 9— of sexual repression, where student FOUND: There are at the Regis- Club. Log rolling, canoe slalom, parents won't send us their young- Law School lAdmissions Test and if acuity both participate and no trar's Office three pairs of glasses pack (board race, etc. sters. February 8— credits are gfcven ? .(>tiwo reading, one sunglasses). They MONDAY, October 21— Eclio : Should Colby become more (Law School 'Admissions Test Thor: When >I was dn college we may be claimed iby identifying them 3:00 ipm—WjAA. Hockey _md Ten- involved in the affairs of Water- April 1'2— had a course like this and it was at the Registrar's Office. There are nis. GorJiaim State College. 'Home. ville, as some off the Symposium I (Law School Admissions Test enormously popular. But students also several pairs at B&G. * * * * panelists suggested ? Applications (for the aibove tests now know more. What we fenew ,* * * * WEDNESDAY, October 33— Thor: Oh i should (be made well dn advance. , fche town and gown was the God invented sex and anade FOR SAL.E — Kinky High inten- 4:00 pm—Film - Yeats Country, business. Keep TO BE REPRESENTED them .separated! If it necessary for procreation, but He sity Driving (Light — $20. See Mr. Lovejoy Auditorium. Sponsored iby we go down there Following is a list of organiza- , we shall have to tolerated intercourse only if (a) the Lan'dsrnan, Lovejoy 317. English department. cut our hair, tions Ibeimg represented ait Colby wear shoes, and join couple was married, and '(to) they * * * * * * .* * the American •this fall. Others will fee posted at Legion—we can't foe didn't enjoy it. Since no credit is CHTLDBEN'S DANCE CLASS SATUBDAY, October 26— involved and a later date. separate at the same given, couldn de ga i Dance Classes for children off Col- 8:45 am - 5:15 pm—Graduate rec- 't stu nts or n ze October ZL-— time. Another 'thing: if participation this—a free university thing—and by Faculty and staff will icom- ord exams, Lovejoy. isn't done toy people Who know how :j: Duke Univ. School of (Law ask various faculty to talk and mence on 'Friday, October 18, 1968. * * * October 22— to do such things, what we do WiU have discussion ? The classes will Ibe held In the DRAFT COUNSELLING Boston Univ. - Graduate School be felt—and resented—as condes- Dance Studio of the Physi'cal Edu- Need advice concerning the draft? of Business cension . . . you know, a kind of cation Complex. Children in grades The Colby Draft Project, (funded toy WELCOME TO THE October 22— Lady Bountiful teaching 'a little 1-3 will meet at 3:15 p.m., and chil- Student Government, is offering aid Boston Univ. - School of Law class in the bun school. dren in grade _ will meet at 4:15 iby trained counselors from 6 to 7 Oc'toher 30— Echo : How do you feel albout p.m. [Mrs. Leslie Howard, a memiber pm in the OEurd Room, 2nd floor, Columbia Univ. - Graduate School allowing students to sit in on fac- Al Corey of the limlperial Society of Teachers Roberts TJnion, on Monday, Wed- of Business ulty meetings? OEnglan'd) will ibe the instructor. nesday, and Fridays. IVhasic Center November 10-15— Thor : I am for integration in the For further i nfioronaltion, contact * * * * •Peace Corps academic community—student rep- John 33. (Simpson, Director o_ Sum- If you fin'd yourself without a 99 MAIN STREET November 19— resentation in Faculty meetings, mer and Special Programs. mate, don't hesitate. DIAL A DATE. Dartmouth - Amos Tuck School faculty representation in Stu-CJ * * * * Ex;t. 432 any night of the week. of Business meetings. Exerything In Music "The Store" run hy ELdos and * * :* :!: November 20— Echo: There is obviously a need selling student-made crafts opens PEQUOD DEADLINE U.S. Army OOS for updated sex education. What 873-5623 this week in the Ibasemen fc room o_ November 8, 19€8. Written works ) November 21— do you think of sm'all group discus- Mary OLow. to Kim Miller, Mary Low. Art to Northeastern Univ. - Professional * * * * Joan Alway, Butler. MUST SEUL CHEAP School of Accounting ip * * * 1 .pair Lange ski boots, size 10%- EXAM SCHEDULE EXCUSES 11'/., $75; 1 pair White Star skis, October 19— Mister Donut Offici al excuses may be obtained 215 cm, good shape, $50. Cohtalct National Security Agency OP.Q.T.) from the offic e of the Dean o'f Stu- 42 COLLEGE AVENUE Ted Weissman, 201 Leonard Hall, October 26— dents (not from the registrar). Ext. 581. Graduate Record Examination WATE RVILLE * * * * December 14—¦ WANTED: A banjo player for Graduate Record 'Examination the Jug Band. If you are interested, January 18—¦ call John iWi'tte (ext. 561). Graduate Record Examination Wante d 44 Varieties of Donuts * * * * February 22— SUNDAY, October 20— Graduate Record Examination Dependable student to Open 7 Days a Week — 24 Hours a Day 10:30 am—Hillel Breakfast. Smith April 26— drive car and 13-year- Room, Roberts iUnion. Graduate Record Examination old girl to Sugarloaf 10:30 am—Spealker - Roland Thor- November 2—• weekends this winter. waildsin, instructor in philosophy Graduate Study in Business Exam 1 WELCOME PARENTS! and religion. February 1— Reasonable pay. Inter- Stop by for a Donut and a Cup of 2:00 'pm—IFC Woodsmen's Meet. Graduate Study in Business Exam. ested? Call Mrs. Sterns, Coffee at Mr. Donut's "Dunkbar" Johnson Pond. For Bixler Bowl April 12— 2-5091. Competition. Sponsored by Outing Graduate Study 'in Business Exam

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