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Miami University, Oxford, Ohio Tuesday, April , 13, 1965 T elephone 523-2161- Ext, 370, 713 reeks Set Theme Waeting List Grows Longer; ~ 'Athenian Antics" Activities ~f Greek Week's /lAthenian Antics" will follow Men Turn to .. Uptown Housing U t ra ditio~al pattern' this y ear, beglnnln'g with the ZTA Song ' Fest on Monday and conduding with the IFC Ball the followin g Off-Campus Residents Saturday, , The Song Fest is to be held this year in the Towers Room Must Register Last of the University Center at 7: 30 By DAVE SINK p,m. Bob , Brandenburg, B-3, '8t1l(10Ilt' I~ dltlll' will be Master of Ceremonies, Applications for uprerclass university housing have Winners of the first three places m~n' s now reaehe d 868, of whIch the last 128 to register have been will be announ'ced at the con- placed on a waiting list, clusion of the evening, ' Al so at 7:30 that evening , the With the conversion of Swing ba ck to a women's hall, ,640 swim meo t pl'O­ ?ed~ are left in McFarl ~ nd, Hepburn and Brandon after grant­ IImlnal'ios will be tuking place at m-uld athletes have received housing, 13ll1lngs Natatorium, "We have accepted 740 room applications," said Assistant At the Chi Omega suite on 'fllcs­ Dean of Men H, H, Stephenson,. day, their Bl'ldgo '1'oUl'nnm ont will "because we expect at least 100 took t ime to explain thoroughly to pit two members of each pfII'lI cl­ cancellations between now a nd incom ing stud ents lind their par­ pl\tlng fraternity und sOl'ol'l ty September," ents Ilt .summCl' I'og istration that ucross the tubles, hl)using is not guoranteed to any '.I'UESDAY EVI£NING, the beauty In a circular issued by Dean nl"l1 after his fl'cshman year," thl~ yoar'lI Greek Week Committee I1fe (\ to 1') f1r~l conteRt In Honton Auditorilim will Stephe n'son Is offJce, those on ohooso tho WOnlUIl who will "clgn Bo/l Grafo, Lln4a Franz, Bob Peiffer, Chot'lone EVRIIS. and the wditinR list were wurneq ovm' the I'eat of Greok Wook U~ dine 8cllwalJle: second row: SushI 81111118011, Suo Diggs, Jm!y that t11l'.t. office could give no as­ Queen, surance thot t hey would be hou scd Lecture Given AI~D Dadd, and Johh DurnHi third rowi Ned EllohCll', . On Wedn p.sday, ApI'1I 21, u11 lR in u Univel'Hity residenCe! hl1 l1 In Gordon,, Dan Drake, Jill SwanYon, and John Bul'l\s . MllIml sororities will be co mpot­ SeptembOl', It furt.h er suggested By Economist - Photo by 1{I'unhl in g In tho Deltn Chi 'fl'!c,ve!e Rue!) BlU:ks to the Wall that they seck housing In off-c um- ny DAVE MOI,YNEAUX nt the MIIll111 Field [lurking lot, As the Friduy sun hOgIJI R to down, Mlko Hodges the night Ilomlled outside werll gunrnntccd n pus housing, Wom en will druw lots to dotel'mlne /\uthol' and economist Robert L. (stulHt'lng, 1I ~ 1't) nUlllltlvI~ly gllal'Us hlH Ilrl~clnu s Illnce to sleep Indoors lIext fnll, many late I'lsers AssIstnnt nelln of Men, Lee Hcilbronm' will spellk on tho the ordm' of ellm Inutlon rHe es to 'wlll'e 1I0t so forluJlnte,-I'hoto by Sugal'man Duffus, sn id th nt hi s office is iRR U- be run, IlfIsiUolI of th'st Sllot III the Wl\rl'leld IInll housing "Business Syslem in a Changing -Photo by SugarmAn ing listings of 1'00 111 S nnd npll l' t- Society," tomorrow at 7:30 p,m, In relitninaries Held 'rhe P hi Deltn Thetn Swimming IIllpllcation line. Although those willing to Hllem! ______. ments that twe uvailable in Oxford. Benton Auditorium, Mcet flnols will be held t.hl1t eve­ , , "Some men lIl'C becom in g dis- ning Ilt 8:00 p,m, in the Nlltl.lt.ol'lum, Profcssor Hellbl'oner Is best know n fOl' two of his {our works, Class Of ficers ' 'fiIUItSIMY, AI'ltll, ~2 til e · ' if D h St t h cOlll'uged when lhcy get turned Slgl\lR Chis will defend th eil' chu1ll- In eo' IF' res »'H c down by I' oullol' s of III1'gC apal't- "The WOl'ldl ~ Philosophers" and By KATHY SIIEPARD , for vice-president of Siudent Sen- en "'eI es S L •• It • mont complex !lnd a"u not suuk- "The Making of ao Economic So­ 10nshil) u,t the Zeta Beta Tuu blllC lass officor hopefuls put ate. ' , ing rooms in some of the o\e\o l' cl dy," Thc lattcr, publlsheel in 1!1, race, held In Eusl Quad III ~ p,m , political futures on the Pl'imIlI'Y elections will be held Fot' the fil'st time, HI -speod blcyule B d S d · I B D homes in thc town," snid DOlin 52, Is 1\ study of the ri se and de­ preliminary contests to. Ilt the top of Slant Walle, 'rd­ will be permitted in the eompoll­ velopmcnt of the Market system, Delt Sun dlul , the IIbl'UI'y, the Hub, , eYf.!n , un la ~ awn DI:~~lsI~l uf thcsc c"~m p"ni cH pl' cfol' 1m IS CUltltENTI,Y a member ,Uon, Tho rac,o will run UlI "Je lups, Turfy's und in the Unlvea'sl'ly Con­ to rent to mlll'l'ied couples OJ' gl'll­ of the graduate faculty of the New those offices contested teI' Lobby from B to 5 p,m, Thursday night, Nina Simone nlld du ute st udents, so ['. re pulling Woody Herman will entertnln Ilt F l'csh!l1l1n l11un hudd lcd undcl' complexes hud closed the weell be- bacl< to the rack fa I' the ;'est, Schuol of Rescal'ch in New York, more than candidates Oil two FINAL M.ECTIONS will be held Greek We ek Jazz F (!stlva l, whIch blonllots j':lld sleeping bugs ulong fore and were hllVln g to tUl'1l away Icnowlng thl\t they had a place to undergrtlctuutes u wnitlng list of " A vory good lecturer," says theil' own," he udded, be voted 0{1. while those in lhe obove pillces In addiUoil lo begins at 8 p,m, in Withrow Court: the ea~'l sicl ewflll< of Wurfield Hall pct'spect!ve dwollers, Those left sleep Ilext yem', Dr, Dclbert SnideI' of the econo­ with QO'ly two candidates the east quad by the football field, Tickets fol' 'Ih c Fcstivul will in nn all-nlgnt vigil Frld uy mOI'I1~ were In the oldel' houses of the ---"""'----- TilE SHORTAGE OF men's hOlls­ mics depul'tment, "I have hellrd be by-pallsed UI1ti1 Mon­ lind between Brandon and McFar­ be <;In sale In advance for $1.75 ,l\lld ing, ill what waH dllHcl'lbcd by one lown und un iversity unnpPl'oved Ing results fL'Om a lack of Immedl­ him ,und he Is a vcry good speak- tlte fund s and an inability lo er," final election, lund Hull. ut the door fot' $2, Lllle pea's will us "II hell of II wuy to l'un u unl. hou sing, Two Students for Senior Class They will also be held from 5 to be available to women attending versily," MEANWIIILE. ENJOYING the stretch bonding issues fUl'ther lit Heilbronel' has been u lecturer this time fol' more University fit the N!ltioni'll Wa r College, on dent are Dave Bogen­ 7 p,m, In Hal'l'is DIning Hall, Scolt, the arfull', NU !llbcl' Hl2 In lino, Gcne Shul- £h'st place In line wns Mike HodgiOs, Richard and Hamilton residenoe Friday, April 23, will seo th c lIon , B-1, h8.d found I'C 8t In the !Inn B-1, who had takcn liP his wait at IIit By Hoods housing, the Economics Series of the Col­ Hank Hyatt and Ev Building 13 Is scheduled (01' com­ halls, 4:45 p,m, 'rhul'sduy, lege of the All' and at many other Lambda , Cpi ,t\IDPU CIUl.I'ir>t Ilace of the 'i'd-Dcll ~ undi ul Il nd wl\!l 'rW\l Unl,verait,x men were Ilttack­ pletion In September, 1966, but Utl­ univel'sity, business and labor , The for· nUl ' in ''fhe slctclluin, Alphu J)clt.u bl ~ td wt und IlIllbl;clln ovel' him He cJ'(I)lained thltt ' thI s' leept ' any­ t~o efJndldnt ~~ · S~uderit cd and beuten early lust Sunday less ,constl!uc tion i's started !;oem, gI' OLIPS, Ph[ ,are ,bhe defending chlllt1p- caught a few wlnll s bofore the doors one fl'OIll holding moro than Olle Senate will be presented to the morning on cumpus In what hns that residence hall will not be rcady HIS FIRST BOOl{, "The Making student body at 7:30 p,m, over Ions as euch £I'utemlty toum tries of the DOEi n of Housing's office tUl'lJ card to be Iltamped by the becn desorlbed a~ un "unprovoked for occupancy ut ,thah time, of an Economic Society," is used WMUB-TV and WMUB-F M, to dl'lIw its ch!ll'lot and femllie opened nt 7:30 II,m, Denn COl' l'oom p\l1 cemcnt. and sadistic" manneI', By Friday mOl'l1ing, whelj the In many collegt!s and is currently drIver over the 100-YI'.I'd coul'se In "rr SEEMS 'I'nA'r Il unlvel's!ty I HODGES SAID THA'r numbers on ,HH;: economics 11 requirod read­ t.ho shol' tcst tlmo, of 'ihis size could provide more One of the students was jump­ lon g lin e of freshmlln men stret.ch­ two and three arrived at 6 p,m, lng Jist. 'rItADITIONAl,LY, 'l'fm Sigma thun 040 spnCC H fol' uppercluss ed about 12:30 l1,m, us he WilS ed from the east dool' of Wurfiold und an hour luter the tolal hElci to the Trl-Delt sundin I, there were "PmfessO!' Heilbroner speclallz. Nu golf tout'nnmoni, th e Doltn mcn," snid ,John Jefferson, B-l. wfilltiog in fmnt of the University Faculty Art renched ten, l'~ waA estimated that 216 places left out oC the original es In making dry economlos read­ Upsilon Puddle Pull and the Others ociwed his sentiments, Center, He told police 'that one llrC by 10 p, m, 44 had g,l\ thered und 0 t able and unde,'standable for the Bull will wind up the Woek on '!'om Kt\Hyc h, A-I, huddlcd unde\' mun Imocked him down t wice nnd 740, 10:30 the numbor had jumpcd to THE REMAINING plnces WCl'e generl1\ public," suid Prof. George Snturdoy, Apl'iI 28, two blunlICt.u nt the lime, said, 55, Number !U5 wandered down then proceeded to beat and kick ' Displayed him. filled in thc fil' st :15 minlltes of re­ Thatcltel', Chairman of the School for the office of Sopho­ , A new rule outluwlng locl haa !!ckno\Vledged safe to say that this won't look wlli be rcservcd, Tickets will be liE WENT TO the University Dimensions Chooses l;le a member of tile like any repetition of uny previous on sale in the University Center Health Center and, upon question­ Miami exhibit, 01' of anyone show­ ing, began remembering details of by the John Birch Soci- on Friday 01' thcy may be order­ Ing of anyone artist's WOl'k, the beating he had experienced, . speak tomorrow at 7:30 ed by [lhono 01. exlension 302, Douglass New Editor . In room 100 Laws Hall, There's a wide und Interesting OTIIER MEMBEItS OF tho cast DoctOl' Puul Schumacher, Student thel's, who has not committed range of tlpprotlch," include, Gala Rcnton, A-4, as Mrs, Health Center Director, sent him to H hospltul for observation, Chrisli Dougla ss, A-3 , ,viII hetlc! a nd h ~ s already had scveral of her to be a member of the Among thc faculty exhibitors Mullon; Scott Campbell, A-2, li S the next. year's DillH:Jl sio L1 s sla ff it S articles printed in locnl publica­ has chosell' for Iiis topic are: Professors Fulwider, Rosa­ David Bascombe; ,Tudi Frlcllel', "These arc mystel'ious beatings, Rights Demonstrators-Put- mond p, Benson, Robert B, Butler, edilor. Mi ss Douglass is in le"eslcr! tion s, E-4, [I S Meltie Fowler; Mike Pa­ Hppn ren'lly Just unpl'Ovolced lind 01' Conspirators?" Robert L, Easton, Philip Morsber­ sadistic, without motive," said in becoming a free lance writer Miss Douglass will begin her trlclc, A-2, liS Enoch Snow and fourth yea r on thc staff , This yellr his graduation from the gel', Thomas J, Gilmore, Robert ,Nick Ingram , A-3, us Jigger Craig­ Dean of Studcnts, Robert Ethe- I lIv('r.itv of Mississippi in ~937, Wolfe, Jr., Judith Paetow and she held 'Ihe position of feature in. l'idge, has been active in anti- Crossan H. Curry, editor. rights movements aCl'OSS the "While the exhibit will of course The business manager beginning ., From his Chicago head­ Include some of the types and ncxt Scptembel' will be Tom UlImo, he pu!:>Uehes and circu­ styles by which each of us is best Can~-eI-· C-r~~~-d~ Held Here- I B-3 , Ullmo hos had previous exper­ chul'ehnewsletter, The recognized, it will disclose , s 0 m e I ience working fOl' the Miami 'Stu­ Crusader, fresh approaches, It will include dent' as promotional manager, Hc of the "Clergy wot'k in styles or media not gen­ Regular Checkups Suggested ' I is a member of Zcta. Beta Tau fr aleroity, non-denominational erally associated with the pnrtlcu­ ease in its earliest and most Cllr­ lar artist," said Professor Ful­ Stressing the import ancc of re­ ,Jackie StOlle, FA-3, has been ap­ Crllthers Is now the dil'eC'tor IIble slages, S.S,B,P,P,S,S. (Stop School wider. gular check-ups fol' discase dctec­ pointed art cditor for next year, "Early diagnosis and pl'ompt Miss Slone has had previous expcr­ of Public lind Parochial "FOR INSTANCE. Tom G i l­ tion, the Am el'icnn Ca ncel' Society treatment is the difference between ience working on her high school Students) and the U,S.T.M. more, readily associuted with fIne will conducl its antlllni Oxford cru- one out of two sa vcd instead of one ,T,N.S, lUhtted States Travel- designs in fabric. has II big op yeal'book and newspaper, Her main ort painting ready for this besides sade' d\ll'!ng ,thc I'emainciel' of this alit of three, whi~h is th,} number 'I interest is in graphic art. Medltational Inspirational month, . ' bellIg saved now, said Mrs, Coch- for the Night Society, J. ... fabric exhibit, Miss Benson, The new Dim ensions finance o ran. of these groups are s'upport­ who rarely exhibits as a paint­ manager will be Diane Eicher, A-3, funds supplied' by the John et', has u couple of collages,'! he "Emphasis dul'ing th e drive will I "The check is self· evident : wit h- I !I'tiss E icher h ~s beon a member of Society, . ' continued, rcst on three themes," said MI's, out finances for important futurc I the general staf( (or one year. James Cochran, clulIl'man of the researeh we cannot hope to save I Other appointments yet to be ap­ 1965 Oxford Concel' Cresadc. "AlE ( half of those who develop ca ncel'," Jlro\'ed by Publicalions Board arc CHltISTI DO UGLASS thosc of non-fiction editor, fiction are cspecia lIy important p.nd vita I she conchtded , , ,Dillll'IISiollS editor edilor and fea ture editor. in helping suve lives from canccr," ___' ____ _ ------_._-_._---_. Around.' .. Miami - TilE FIRST OF these is "Tell Ul!;tmA.V, APRIL 13 Timothy C, Cruthers, room 100 Your Neighbor," passing on to Biblical Movie Program 130ard Fine Arts Laws Hall, 7:30 p.m, neighbors facts about' ca ncer that Week-I'oetry' to ,Music, Music THURSDAY, APRIL )5 might savc their lives, Shown at Chapel \ -Around the World- Listening 'Room, University Film, "Price of Silence," room Lover's Death I Center, 30 p.11l, 46 Culler Hall, 4 p.m. 'fhc second theme is II request "Wine of Morning,'( 0 film based Miuwest , , ,The dca (h loll of a ! was opened for Eastern visits yes- '1: Mary Ellen Campbell, A-4, is comforted by Judi Fricker, E-4, as . • APRIL 14 Lecture, "Tips on Travel," room for donations: "To Help Cure More, on the novel by Dr, Robel'i Jones, d 304 Harrison Hall, 7 p,m, she weeps over David Adams, A-3, In this scene from a dress Gl'\'e MOl'e," Ab ollt 1,300,000 A'11er- will be shown Friday, At 8 p,m. in VICIOU S Palm Sunda ',. to rnado terC' ay,, tl T 1 Mil uk Student S,enate and cIa s s 'calls I'II'e now WllO Ila\,n beel) t d t ?3- f III ctnna , " ) e wa ee ,rehearsal 0 fthe All Campus Musical SlIow "Carousel," Thc show I .~ll'vc" L the Sesquicentellnil'l l Chapel. moull e 0 - ~ perSOll'; as n yc>- B t d I b ted A ., officer primar~ , ell3ctions, 3 to Young Republican meeting lind cured of the disease, ra ves yes er ay ce Il' fa a .. -.. 5 p.m, , ' election of officers, room 1 Up· opens Thursday In Bentoll Auditorium. The film sponsored by the Intel'- tcrda~'. India na "'

~t.. by no m e lln ~ criticu1. MOB!' of the housing sophomores Rhould get first pl'elerence of houl!­ ~. '.: c'i'lltplexes like the CDnch House and Miami ing, but we disa~ree. If graduated registration. 'r~r race Apartments have fille d [t nd other must be followed, it should be done by seniority, trqu§1ng has been or ened only to .... f\ I... ied stu­ not the reverse. dent:! or grad stude ll ts. But there are still raornS As the University is able to float mure. bQn4~ op~ to house the University overfl.ow, Ap­ for new residence halls, the lacute housing shQrt· PArently e n'Oll gh fooms are aVI.li\able to house age will be alleviated. When Miami adopted We Offer a e~olce, Not an Echa bp~h . the Univetsity dwellers ' and those who the policy to accept any woman who had , liP: have had to turn uptown, plied and stood in the top 200/0 of her gradu: ' . 'Most of the latter have accepted theil' fate ating class, the admissions office wail liver­ You can choose from 'oyer' fifty . delicious sand­ good naturedly or ot least understundirlgly. whelmed with 300 extra women for next year. y':iches a~ the ~UPBOARI>. We , ~t" .. proud of, our ~ hey : had been told during summer registration Thus Swing was once again converted to ' a fnenu bocou$'e, ~'we f(Jel' that we use th(l flnesl In­ /;gredlents with Imoglnotlon to pleas,e .you. Wheth· I~ ' er you !:rave br",p~t oft'\lrkey, . fil.let .,li'f f.re~h. ~eef .~. steak, oorne~ :beef. "Sw tS$ chees.~ " qr, liver~yrst, 'i we hove somethlnQ for yllul In~I ,4ently. 'fie hope l; to do bette~ j~hon thl1 lost f~lIow , , ~'ho ~~\ld :' that slo(lon i;', b compolgn, Id , 116 r. High OxfoH (,.J~ .~, .. ' "."" ....~ • • ,.,'."IY, .. ',cJI.' ~1 , .':." ...,.. ,~ ",. or -......

, Come To Us Fo,r The Best,'Barber Service lri MIAMI·WESTERN MATINEE SAT.-$UH. , ' , . " '.. I...' I • ..i (,J J .; .. ~ (' ','. ., .... , MON.-FRI. AT 7~OO Come to uS 'for complet." 6a.,tii, .efVlce Phone 523-4715 Sand $ Mecms. the Bi', ... ..' ", . TUES.·WED., APRIL 13~ 14 s and SRAIBEI .. :':l ;lYI ~ ' E BRING THE LITTLE WOMAN ••• MAYBE SHE'LL DIE LAUGHINGI I. B. Sasser, Fred Stubbs, Ray Creech, ,Everett Cayle . " . JACK lEMMON VlRMuS! !it., . woman's hall. As long as the Board of Truste~s I ' t.h~t the University could only guarantee hO\l8- .' ,7W. High St. ..., . Odord ipg/.for one year. stipulates in the theory of a residence university . ':,1(. .\' " "HDWm, ~~~~ ,V ' "': One thing the University failed to explain that women must live on-campus, J'!len wjlJ that should be reviewed here is that once a always be on the agressor role to find the . ADER~ \l'\ fl!eshman (soon-to-be-sophomore ) moves off extra hOllsing. ' HOLY WEI EK " I ~E ' ~V' I, CEf V ;, '. ' . Y~UR WifE· ~~t! c.atnpus. whether by choice or force, he Illay Bllt for the man who has to move off a9 a 'JECHNICOLOR "'01""'" ARTISTS " ,-' l1eyer get back on again. sophomore, the chances of ever getting bElck Qn ,.1'he reason is this: men living olf-campus EIre almost nil. This is unfair and should be THURS.-F,U., APRILlS·16 cal)not register for housing until all men living changed. We urge University housif\g,.authod" Faith ~.n.pampus have applied. This year. for instance ' ties to review the present rules and amend them LuthifiH ,:·,Ciu· · tre waiting list has grown to 128, m ade up of to allow men 'off-campus to apply for housing I I. \" m.en .presently living on-campus. So, there is with their classmates. ,32 West ~hurch Strete ...... 8 'I J , _, .. ,(· .eu-. , This Is Sadistic " We~:t-4:45 P.M. Holy Comunion, MU C:~~ ' p~f-N:~ Co~t:~por. ar)' Liturgy ) '. Incidents like the Sunday morning beatings had never Seen or spoken to their assail~~ts ; -"t" ,' -7:30 P.M. Lenten ~l~Yic~sat' the Church of. two Miami students take wme of the idyllic before that. early Sunday morning. ~'tI'- greatest' :,ssil;lle Holy ,Trinity Episcopal Church . ~tmanca" ~~te night walker now to quicken his slep, but ~.womant " It makes us wonder just what is wrong with walk with someone for protection. A ~pecia\ -7:30 P.M. "Mu~de .. i.-. the CqthedraV' ' r~ S. ~liot II~ ,person or persot)'!; who WG uld. for no particu­ word must go to WOrnen residents of Bisho.p lar reason, iuflict bodily damage upon another. and Stoddard, who might be returnin'g to their Easter-6:30 A.M. Sunrise !~prvi~e, , W"'te~n . C~lIege hall late at night. ; . The attacks not only ::eem sadistic, but were ,Please take only well-lighted streets when - 8:30 A.M. The Festival of , the Resurrection apparently unprovoked. It seems that no one walking and make only necessary ·trips aft/!r ~11 can hate enough to hurt unles9 he knows the hours, until thelle vicious and sadistic person or . :00 A.M. The Service & Holy Co~m~ :~'~~ ., , H ;'~f'r ( ~ . ';:'t .,{~ '~,~j\ ,. ,- porson he attacks, And apparently both victims persons are rounded up. '. , .. ..:, .' ," -' J ~ " "' . ' t' .,. .... ,. .. l ,i" " _" .r...... , 0.~ .. ,. t.. ~ o· ., •• THE MFAMI STUDENT

1 , • ~ ) I , . ~o~ch Epskamp Tennis, Track, Softball on Tap Gehf!!lng ·· ' lumfJs .' · :", t~ , rllt/ :Leaves Hospital ~. For Intramural ParticipantiJ; Millml's head trllck conch Bob '.6. WICe,. As BG Foils, 84-72 Iilp9karnp was reloased Sunday Deudline for Tennis, Thursday John Gchrlng ' picked up' two KlingaB In . the high hurdles, Tom nettel'll . . momlng from OxfOrd's Mce"l· fll'S'ea and a second to pace MI- In the sl'lot put evertt and wllp tQO~ over for . head mClltor lO\\g/l.ijyde Hospital followin g SUI'­ Delldline 101' entries rot' MI ~mi ' s nalJllCnt otficLals, The re !\ POl1s~ first CO-l' ec tcnnis tOUI'nRlTlent is It... "al•• ", ··tAA.tn r 8 gery 10 dnys ago fOt' the l'emovnl from women has been very we~ ami's b'ao" tll~m W '. ~~ 4hl'l . o~ Lymll P.II - Bo~ Epsk.iu:np Jln SatUl'day, aid Thursday. announced spring intra. meet win of the seaBon, 84/.7~, ,· 011el/ ~Y.llllf'e. -T!m: .JS~IlC'8(j1l · tl\eRedsklns' win was "a fl n e of a cyst, nnd many more nre needed a'll Bowling nreen, Saturday lit M~ml Brll~!lI~e ll ...... IIlI· '~~ also murals direc,lol', Cliff McPcak. blind partnorstor ,the single meri. Field. " """ " .8eci>nd In team effort." :!i1ps·kamp plnns "This is the first tIme we have In other spring sports

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Nothing .".. fll' I tHin GOWN, :»3..-iQ can take the press out of Lee·Prest slacks".. t . 2.98 ~ '1I2X •••~\ · ' Not that it's on his mind right now. And it needh't"Be~ , Those Lee .... -- 3.98 'Prest Leesures can't help but stay crisp and neat. No matter. what yo~ put them through. They have a new permanent press. So the crease stays '3i6 ., . ,...... in. The wrinkles stay out. Permanently. And that's without ironing. No itAD y DOll, ....."", touch-ups, either. They're made from Lee's special blend of 50% polyester, If you wont depel'1doble pre­ ~and 50% combed cotton. For wash and wear ... with conviction .. cise watch repair allow us to , Incidentally, that permanent press is the only change we've made repair, service youI' watch. in Leesures.··. They still have that lean, honest look ... smart; tailored fit: EvelY movement is repaired Many other sty1es In Prints & New Lee·Prest Leesures, Test their permanent press yourself, It isn't with eXQcting professional Plains. $2.98 & ·$3.98 'necessary, but it's a grea.t wa.y to spend an evening, From $5,98 to $7.98; skill. / HOSACK'S Lee-PRe-ST'MLeeSUres' i=, ~. : ,,.,',i) Oxford ZWICK'S ,H. D. Le, Co" Ino" K,nm Cily4 1, MO. . ' " • .':~»5 '·· GRIFFITH'S F'OURTH' 'AN:NUAL ... ORDER V0 U R RI NG N OW ! SURVEY· 'TOU,R· -O;F: ., EUR,OPE' . . ' ® MARK OF THf! WORI.CS FINEST SCHOOL RINGS ACOMPLEtELY CONDUCTED 1.0UROR FLIGHT ONLY if !Q~D the most respected symbol of you r HOSACK'S :ROUND. :TRIP "FLIGHT VIA AIR iFRANCE SCHEDULED .JET1 -S370.00 . I educational achievement. DEPART , .9 ' JUN~ ' NEW YORK' TO 'LP NDON (via Paris) , , . . . . 13 JUNE LONDON TO AMSTERbAM lS JUNE AMSTERDAM TO PAIS RETURN 12 AUGUST PARIS TO NEW YOR K . '\',. JO,HN R·OBERTS REPRESENTATIVE TO TH~, · FI · RST · ,10 ·PERSONS HOTEL ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE TMREE ,NIGH1'J "- IN LONDON INCLUDED W,ITH BREAKFAST!! . ' . " ' .. " At HOSACK'S , ,: : : : , . ": : : . : : .. ' :ADVANTAGES ,OVER ' COMPETITION ' :~I(: I 1: 'Si'x 'mo~e' days available for seeing Europe , . '. "';' 2. Flights f'oke you to a,nd from Continental Europe not Britis~ Isles • Wed., April 14 -11 to 5:30 p.m. ·3. So\leon tron~portation to COllltinental Europe (London to Paris;' roundtrip,' All! - " $51.70, Troin·Ship $42,30) :', . , . ' . Will show display of other college rings and ring worn by the National ~ Ameri- 4. Three ·nights in ILondon P I~ovitled ~or t~ose who sign up nOW ', -.:; ican Football League Champions. . .1 SEE DR: ' GRIFFITH ' ~r J23.- McGUFFEY OR CALL 523.4828 ! ; " . - '. - - : ' ~. • . ' : '1

·1 I ," ,"~ ... , ,,; ' THE STUDENT , , Knoifts'l I . SECOND SEMESTER 1964-65 • I MON., MAY 24 CAMPUS It WeI-MO•• 8:00 ,a ,m, F rench, Gel'm on , Russian 102 & 202, 101 & 201, Ind ustrial Managemont :101 .• ~ WHERE. TMI' .W O~~D' S . BEST 10:15 a .m. Speecil 132 & 1:10 1:15 p,m , Microbiology 12; P hys iology 12 & 22 3:90 .p.m. B usiness 102 & 101. AccOllllta ncy 202 & 201 "' , '~' P EOP~& CONGREGATE ;r TUES. MAY 25 P.HONI 523·9224 • 8:00 a,m, Classe s 111 eUng nl R MW F 10 :15 n·.In'. BolJuny 12 & 'J() ~ ; Zonlo/t.1' 12 & 102 OPEN 8 A.M."':"'l1 P.M,IVlllYDAY 1: 15 p.m. C l fl ~s es 1l1JCcl.i ng ·at !J MWF' 3: 30 p.m. CLasses mccLin.g at 3 MWF WED., MAY 26 8:00 a .m . Classes m ect illg tit 8 r rhS 10:15 ·a.m. P hysics 12 & :102 1: 15 p.m. CIASBCR m ee ting wi 9 'l"I'hS to 1 $.50 3:90 p.m. Classes me c t.l l ~g ,flit 11 TThS Up 30· word. • •••••••• ~ , •• • •••• ., ••• I"ue T HURS., MAY 27 21"uel .7$ 8: 00 a .111 . ClAss es m eetin.g at 11 MWF Deadline for Tuelday Illue I, Sat. at 12 nnil.. ~ 3:30 p.m . C I'asses meetin g al. 2 TTh, Gal', 12 & 11; Geo. Members of Delta Chi casually peruse theIr indentul'cd 'rl·l-Delt for flrldoy Illue on Tueldoy at.2 p.m, IOn, 12 & 11 servants of thc clay. At least eight fratll rnltlcs llufChasc(1 workcl's . Ad. mUlt btl Dald for by doy of luue. 10:15 ,a ,m . Classes m c,;'.\ing a t 10 'IThS from Delta Delta Delta Saturday to clclln wulls, sWCCl. floOl's aud . Ad. can be In.erted by calling E1Jt. 370 or 713 o. L. 1:15 p.m. C lasses lIleoti n.g II I I M'WF WA sh cllshell.- Photo by Sugarmnn ' bringing them to room 244 In the l1nlvenlty Center. "' FRI., MAY 28 • 8:00 :a. m, Classes m CDl: in g [It 2 MW Ji' Rooml for lummer ond fall- ulI- Molt el;o"omlcal tranlPort:;' 10: 15 p.m, Soc,iology 12 & 11 , 22 : Philosophy 12 toW"~ nO cooltlnll, .-..onl' s:l3- available . to tile Miami $1 dOl 1: 15 p.m . Economics 12 & 11 Tri-Delts Drudge 6161. Cllo"e' Servl ae, U3-6356, U Int 3:30 p .111. Classes m e'DUng a·1 3 TTh Attention!! Wotch the noxt Illue Furnl .... d air-conditioned two b • for Information concernlnll thi t I" SAT., MAY 29 coming Scromble ToltrnClment _ room opa, ment avollablo lor lu 8 :00 ,a ,m . Geology 12 & 11 ; Clw mis tl'Y 12 & 102 Iponloreil by the olde.. R. ond M. m. r rental, Clothol walhar o~ 10:15 a .m. Cj.~ sRe s meet.ln g at 10 MWF To Earn Money orgonllotlon on Miami'. Cl ampUI. dryer Included. Ph, 523 ; ~626 . 1:15 p,m , E nglish 12, lfl & 11 AttentlonlfRolpondiiID to a ,lliilit: Completely furnllhed aportlll;t 3; 30 .p,m . Slime a s labove Dl'udgery cll n be fun. helpful expla nations and demon­ tho f(l!l nderl of PM Plddlo DoiU. . avollable fo,' lummor rent a~I MON., MAY 31 Women of Deltu Delta Delta had strations would be gl'e,ltly I1 ppre­ men. ' honorory lerve notice tllot Fully olr-condltloned, carpel.., Il chance to prove 'their statem ent e lu ted, they oro formally Ignoring the two bedroom., 011 electric klt th ' 8;00 /'I ,m . CUI'j·en.tly unassigned !>~I!a J<.!'J!.~....!P l llon lIau... cheop rent. 523 .47~!,.~ 10 :15 a .m . P sy chology 12 & 11 last Saturday when they liet Qu t to The sOl'od(y s ti pulatcd that no Incl'eose theil' s cholar ship fund by D rudge m ay do work fol' which she TEACHERS WANTED. $5400 up. For Relit - Aportmenl for IU," 1: 15 p.m. Marketing 302 & 301 worklll'g at the il'a tel'nlty hOll ses a t Is not physically uble , wO l'k tha t Is . Welt. Southwelt and Alolko. Free m.r H , llolll both ' ellionl Or lit: 3:30 p.m, Classes m eet ing a t 1 rrh roglltratlon. Southwe., Teacher. ond laliion only. Ah the bounteous rate of $1 an hour , da ngorous slolc h as wit h electricity cQndltlo~et end Satul'd,ay, 22 , Agency. 1303 Control Ave. N.E., furnl.hed,. wall to wall cerpelln, 1. Olasses May 12 noon. s tandard Univel's!'ty student puy, 01' hclghls nol' may she wOl'k at n 2. Classes meeti ng 4 or 5 days a week to be exumlned with Atbuquorquo, N.M. cliile to campul and lawn, con: ALTHOUGH 'filE Tl'i-Deu s hove chore which would pl'ove ovel'til'ing "oxl~~~ lce -t~' olr-p-or~tr-, 'bU-I-I~tlJ---- tact MorY or Mol, h I. 573 01 MWF classes. stated tha t lhls work pl'oject Is to Ilfter three houl's, tlons ond train ,totlonl. Ca ll Stu- ,::$.2"",3::..--=-97:-:0:.=2::,.. --:-_____ 3, Classes which could, 1 0~ i c a ll y lTIIeet at eUh e r of t wo hours lI cco111plish work while Increasing THE P'INAL require ment \V na dent Charter Servlcej 5:&3-6356. Port-tlmo l ale_ 4 oyoningl ;' wlll use l1Jhe €!Iil'lIie r in ;thi s schedule. tne money towa rd scholarships, that no Dl'udge muy do a job Save Monev. Take Student Chort- weak - .alarv $24 plul bon v~ 4. No night e xams e xcept f Ol' classes s~ hedu ' l ed ~ t night, one hint included that cooperative which would be soc il1 lly innp pl'Oo I![ Sorvlce'. Toxl to tho alfport. Call 892.4'328 (Hamilton) bofo~ Such d asses will ,give their e xam s on t)J e ia: I1egu1ar work would get more done with pl'late fat' tI youn g> l"dy. Phono 523-6356. 2 D.m. . mee tin g n1ght durling ~ Ih e week QI M

masculine AT . \ . . . . th at's the kind of aroma she likes be- Ing close to, The aroma of Old Spice. Crisp, tan gy, persuasive. Old Spice : , • . unmi stakably the after sh~ve lotion for BRUNO'S PIZZA/'''' the untamed male. Try It Boon. , • she's . f waiting. 1,26 & 2.00 i .. that's the way it is DELIVERV SERVICE with Old Spice

SHULTON OPEN: 11 -2 p.m; LUNCH Last Thursday, nearly 200 . Miami freshmen lined up at . WftI!fleld HaU to ,get In early a)lplleations f!lr the limitecl housing Someollc'g "little 91.11''' (11' a \V8 ba ck fOI' n hll)lofl11 thl'llw lit the 4 p.m.-1 a.m. NI GHT , available to them On campus next yellr. Some didn't ~lIow this Tau. I{IlPpa E pslloD-Zetn Tllu Alpha Gllftcr Tos'Y booth 111 81 SlI tllr­ ~ UUlll lDcopvonlenllc to Interfere with their sleep. dllY. Progr nm Board tossed tho two III'OllIIS (h'st Ill'lze ns best r '. - Plloto by Sugarman booth of the cnrnlvol.~l'hoto by Gudeman . :; PHON E 523-2266

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SA. N.. . FRANCIS.CO HAS. .ITS BRIDGE SHULTON NEED COPIES OF: MANHATTEN HAS THE .~ 'rERM ~API::RS' BOOK PAGES • AFTER- SHAVE ' :.: , RIi:FJ;REfiCE M.\TEftIAL' DOCUM I!NTS • THESES' TRANSCRIPTS ~ Afo(D MORE EMPIRE STATE BUILDING· Only 25c per copy on the so lf-sl'\rvlcc I· C G't LONDON HAS .THE CLOCK ~ VICO·MAIIC COPIER / C\lnvenlently located at: .BYRNE PHARMACY MIAMI UNIVERSITY UBRARY (Welt of Main Loon D• • k AND IN OXFORD-WE HAVE THE . \ .-- YEARLY - ANNUAL economical Thru Bus Service SIDEWALK BOOK SALE 'AXI· SERVICE Between Oxfo.rd & CJeveland AT (limited)· :Stops at Dayton & Coumbus No Bus Changes I •• - l - __ ~ ~u!,. O,! dot.t=,!n!. __ -_ ... ~- I DUBOIS BOOK STORE LEAVE STUDENTSENATE PA~KING LOTOH 1 1 ". . . Student .' '., '. .. I FRIDAYS Lv. Oxford ••• ' ,' ••••••••••• __ 4:15 p.M. IT WILL :1 · :i '. ;Chart.r · :ServiCe '; : Ar. Dayton .....•••• _ •••••• _. 5:35 P.MM· BE HERE SOON Lv, Dayton .....••••• " • • • • • •• 5:40 p. • I ',, ' ; -- Ar. Columbus ••••••••••••• f .f . . 7 :20 tAxr : P.~ . Lv. ' Columbus .•• • • ' .' ••••• - • , . 7:40 ~'M ' BUT WHILE YOU'RE WAITING, CHECK II : .; \ Phone 5%3-6356 : : Ar. Cleveland ....•..•..•••••• 10:35 . . LEAVE CLEVELAND GREYHOUND STATIOH US, FOR i: To o~i rom: ' Cost: :: ON SUNDAYS WITH THOSE HANDY .g 1 cina,l oti Airport r . ,)1 $1 Ii- Lv. Cleveland ...... , • 3:00 p,M. g I Cin"e:a6hatl Tr~in & BUI' $7 I: Ar. Columbus ••••••••••• • •••• 5:55 p.M. STUDY AIDS '!!I ."" . ,'" Lv. Columbus • ••• • _,, ...... 6:15 p.M. AND OUTLINES .u, Dat~.~ Airport $7 I ;- Ar. Dayton •.•..•••• • •••••••• 7:55 p.M. 8:00 p.M.