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The Lantern ( October 19, 1968) Lesley College Lesley University DigitalCommons@Lesley Lesley Newspaper Archive Special Collections and Archives 10-19-1968 The Lantern ( October 19, 1968) Lesley College Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.lesley.edu/newspaper_archive Recommended Citation Lesley College, "The Lantern ( October 19, 1968)" (1968). Lesley Newspaper Archive. 123. https://digitalcommons.lesley.edu/newspaper_archive/123 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Special Collections and Archives at DigitalCommons@Lesley. It has been accepted for inclusion in Lesley Newspaper Archive by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@Lesley. For more information, please contact [email protected]. VOL. XV No. 2 OCT. 19, 1968 DadsDescend ....._ on Lesl~y Once again Father-Daughter "Sensitivity Training, an actual weekend is upon us and the experience." All the groups will Lesley Community extends a provide an intellectual and warm welcome to all fathers. valuable learning experience for This year interesting activities all those participating. have been planned for our After the discussion groups fathers' two day stay with us. lunch will be served in our Each class has taken a portion of dining room. Arrangements for the weekend and planned out luncli, and the brunch to be specific events ·and when put served on Sunday morning were together they have produced an prepared by the Freshman class Freshmen interesting and well rounded who also issued the lovely scale of events. invitations our father's received '- The senior class was in several weeks ago. Finally c barge of arranging the From lunch it's off to a discussion groups which will great football game pitting meet on Saturday morning from . Harvard against Cornell. 11-12 a . m . Under their Members of the Junior class Initiated chairmenship of Barbara distributed the tickets to this Lesley's annual J .S.F. week, Sherman and Patricia Crowley game which should be an sponsored by the sophomore six stimulating groups have been exciting event for all football class, came to an end Thursday organized. One group will enthusiastic fathers. night with the Big and Little discuss "Bulletin Board College" After a hectic afternoon, we Sister Banquet at the Hotel headed by Linda Marvin, can look forward to an Continental. assistant to the Dean of Women, enchanting evening to Ken Many other exciting events · which will be an experiment Reeves Orch estra at the Hotel highlighted the four-day week involving fathers and residence ­ Continental. The decorations on campus . Monday, October board members. Dr. Peter Seigle and arrangements for the dance 14, l 968, the freshmen were will head a second group which were arranged by the capped and instructed in hazing Views on Campus will deal with "Youth Sophomore class. It should procedures. Freshmen were told New patriots. Not that we're all Maturity." There will also be a prove to be an enthralling to wear 3 pigtails, beanies, and a Freshmen and transfers becoming xenophobic but John group discussing Student evening for both father and sandwich sign with their names don't have a monopoly on new F id eler with his bible-like Teaching which will be lead by daughter for it has never been and room numbers on it. They faces at Lesley. There are also "words of American History" Dr. Charles Clayman and involve established who enjoys this had to do a dance, sing a song to exciting new faculty members has made such an impact on us, members from our Student event more! the tune of "Yankee Doodle around campus, a few of which dare we think of anything else? Teaching Advisory Council. Brunch awaits everyone on Dandy", and do the Bunny Hop will be introduced in this issue: Our "almost-famous historian" Special Education Minors will be Sunday morning when we may whenever in White Hall Lounge. A graduate of Yale and graduated from St. Lawrence the topic of another group in relax and ponder a delightful That evening was "skit night" in Brandeis Universities, Mr. Ben University and is presently which the special education weekend. Perhap s a walk along which the girls made up skits to Blumenburg (Ben, as we all call working on his Ph.D. at Brandeis faculty will lead the way. Mr. the Charles, perhaps some quiet Beatie songs. him) is our newest addition to University. His thesis will entail Terenhian will head a discussion talk to close a wonderful The Beelzebubs from Tufts Lesley's Biology department. the Stuart-Tudor attitudes on Current Scene and Politics weekend filled with undying entertained in White Hall Ben hasn't found it hard to and a final group headed by memories. And a time to look Lounge on Tuesday evening at towards the poor in England. adjust to the Lesley Mr. John Fideler, as a teacher, Marion Stringham, Dean of forward to next year ...to enjoy 8:00 P.M. Punch and cookies environment, and he hopes to Women, which is entitled, all over. were werved after the concert. finds discussion and intellectual remain a part of our faculty. He contact a major factor in lf~~!JOB"-Y ":!~ . ~as ,X.{)f~~~~ce c_JJrQ,11!9~ -- 4 hig,hli~ted hy a "Harvarif'Runt the alertness - m : awalcenea atmosphere . He urges his horn 6:15 to 1:00 P.M. The interest of Lesley girls and finds students to take part in class freshmen went in groups to the it an awarding experience to be debates and feels this stimulates Harvard freshmen dorms and able to practice his first teaching the dormant mind. Individual were instructed to bring back GIVEA DAMN years here. Mr. Blumenburg's participation promotes a articles that begin with the sale for Thanksgiving - Baskets main objective in teaching the stronger understanding of September 8, 1968, the letters that spell out "Lesley freshman biology course is to history . Without thinking, Mr. freshmen were welcomed into for the poor Frosh"! Prizes were awarded. 3. December - Christmas relate biology to the world and Fideler's students grab their the Lesley community with the The traditional tug-of-war words "give a damn" ringing in specifically to use this Webster's Unabridged party for children at the between the Sophomore and their ears. "Give a damn" is the Cambridge Neighborhood House knowledge as tools to make a Dictionaries before going to class new slogan for the Lesley Freshmen classes, was held firm foundation for our in order to interpret his sixty 4. April - Fashion show to Service Organization (L.S.0.). raise money to send a child to Thursday afternoon. The Annual independent years in society. minute lectures. Although Big and Little Sister Banquet L . S.O. is a voluntary camp. Next semester, Ben hopes to freshmen thought they knew all night closed the fun-filled J.S.F. organization which sends Lesley Any interested students or­ teach an elective which will about American History, Mr. week. The banquet was followed students to areas throughout faculty members are welcome to show how recent advances in Fideler has brought out many Boston and Cambridge to work work on any of these projects. by entertainment in the form of science affects our daily lives. new and enlightening factors. skits and performance of This course should be very in hospitals, settlement houses, Mr. Fideler thinks it is a very freshmen penalties. Finally, the tutoring programs and scout Along with the new school interesting and beneficial. A exciting time to be in college sophomore sisters presented year there are new faces on the helpful hint, forget about the because today's youths are troops. their little sisters with Lesley This year L.S.O. has had a L.S.O. Executive board. Dr. long complicated biological interested and · active in their mugr., and sang a version of face-lifting. The club's program Violet Kugris has joined Linda words and make sure you society. He feels we all should "Consider Yourself." concentrate on the basic has expanded and now includes Marvin as club advisor, Ellen become involved and committed The overall chairman for the difference between mitosis and short-term volunteer projects Harrison '70 was elected vice in oiir country's political week was Silvia Silberg. Evie meiosis. and freshman psychology president, Maris Meltzer '72 is controversy. He hopes to Katz and Hope Zarnoff were in Outside of class, Ben is also the · new secretary, Debbie establish an historical observation - participation. We charge of hazing. Laura involved in furthering his own now have elected ctorm Loomis '72 is treasurer, background for us to use as an Grossman and Sara Feldman representatives who are members Elizabeth (Beesie George) '70 is knowledge of science. He is explanation for our political were co-chairmen of the of the club's steering committee publicity chairman, and Ellen presently engaged in writing a government today. Entertainment for the evenings and have a voice in choosing the Taylor '72 is the creativ;ty book concerning the When Mr. Fideler finds free of the week . Committee projects that the L.S.0. will chairman . Diane Glucksm~n '70 introduction of molecular time he enjoys the outdoor life. chairmen for the banquet were biology. He plans on publishing has returned as president. Being nised in the Appalachian undertake. as follows: decorations, Barbara The projects for this year his book after the third draft is Mountains, he finds mountain Oxman; tickets, Judy Hymoff; completed. Aside from biology , are : With new faces and a new climbing an old acquired love song, Linda Bednarz; invitations, Ben has a wide variety of 1. October 31 - Trick or program L.S.O. hopes to show and a favorite form of exercise . Jennie Fong; entertainment, interests. He is a reporter for the .d h d d .
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