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The Miami Hurricane the OFFICIAL STUDENT NEWSPAPER 0 F the UNIVERSITY of MIAMI The Miami Hurricane THE OFFICIAL STUDENT NEWSPAPER 0 F THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI VOLUME XIII CORAL GABLES, FLORIDA, MARCH 21. 1910 Nl.MHF.K 23 Election Date Nears; Junior Prom Senate Investigates 21 Toss Hats in Ring To Feature Impeachment Charges Deadline For Petitions Enoch Light Complaint By McLinden Is Wednesday, Mar. 27; From Magician To Doctor Claims Non-Feasance of Straw Poll Next Week To Bandleader Is Career Of Johns Hopkins' Grad President Ray Fordham Student government election cam­ paigns swing into high speed this Enoch Light, who brings his orches­ "I recommend the impeachment of week, with twenty-one petitions al­ tra to Coral Gables on Friday even­ .Raymond Fordham, President of the ready in circulation throughout the ing, April 12, to play for the Univer­ Student Body." So wrote Hence campus. Others are expected to ap­ sity of Miami's 13th Annual Prom, Ludd "Bud" McLinden to the senate pear before tho deadline, Wednesday is one of the few men ever to make as the group convened in its recently noon, March 27. Elections will be the jump from John Hopkins to jaw. furnished chambers Tuesday. Born into a musical family in Can­ held Tuesday. April 2, with Ray Complaints Stated Fordham, president of the student ton, Ohio, Enoch at first wanted to be a magician, but something always On the basis that no election had body, officiating, aided by Honor been called by Fordham to fill the Court members. seemed to go wrong with his tricks. By the time he had finished high vacancy caused by the graduation of All political aspirants and students school, however, it was a physician the current year's chief justice of in general are reminded of the dead­ Enoch Light that he wanted to he, and he took his Peggy Mann the honor court, McLinden asserted line set for submitting petitions to pre-med training at Ohio State and that Fordham had been lax in carry^. Dorothy Ashe, secretary of the Stu­ the University of Pittsburgh. Trans­ ing out his duties as student presi­ dent Association. The petitions must Miami Debaters ferring to Johns Hopkins for his med­ dent. His complaint, in the form "f contain the bonafide signatures of at ical course, he also began to pay Soph Dance Set a detailed legal document, charged (east one-tenth of the student body, more nnd more attention to his hobby Fordham with non-feasance. md anv signatures repeated on more Take Decision if music. For March 29 To investigate the churge made by than one petition for the snme office McLinden, Charlotte Meggs, vice- Turns Into Bandlrader will be stricken from all lists. president, appointed a committee Over St. Pete While in Johns Hopkins, he also Presidential Candidates At Ponce Gym consisting of one senator from each iegan studying at the Peabody Con­ Campaign managers have been class. Committee members include Winner of the debate with St. Peters­ servatory in Baltimore. Soon he was Emphasizing a rustic theme, the busy circulating petitions with main Miss Meggs; Jim Orr, freshman; Hel­ burg Junior College, Miami's varsity soloist with the Glee Club, and lead­ Sophomore Stable Session will be headquarters in the Soda Shop. ene Putnam, sophomore; Dan Satin, juad also took on Rollins for two er of the "Blue Jays," the univer­ held Friday, March 29 in the Ponce Lloyd Whyte, Charlie Franklin, and junior; and Jack Madigan, senior. Tohn Kurucza are seeking the presi­ non-decision battles during the last sity's dance orchestra. High School gym from 9 'til 1, ac­ <r & <r * * 6 cording to plans announced by the The group will report its findings to dential position. With his graduation, interneship weekend. dance committee today. the senute next Tuesday, at which Hilbish Crowned Kampus King at Kapers; Providing no other petitions are as a doctor looked infinitely less in­ Rope* Pinch Hit* With music to be furnished by the time a three-fourths vote of the full submitted, the vice-presidency will be teresting than orchestra leading, and Rural Rascals of Rustic Rhythm, membership of the senate will decide Putnam Picked As Kappa Sig Sweetheart won, in what promises to be a very Debaters against St. Petersburg he took his Blue Jays into Loew and fromerly of Ruggles' Gap, prices are Fordham's fate. During the impeach­ close contest, by Jeanne Girton, Win­ were Jerome Weinkle and Lawrence RKO vaudeville theatres, touring the length and breadth of the country. set at 54 cents per couple or 40 cents ment proceedings, the Senate shall Tommy, Helene Honored | ifred Wood, or Hank Meyer. Ropes, the latter an emergency sub­ That continued until he was signed stag (54-40—or fight!) act as a court to try the accused. Jean Small, posted Wednesday for At 8th Annual Affair; Students Disapprove stitute for Irving Lebowitz, who had for feature billing with his orchestra It is asked that students be very YW Granted $50 the nomination of Secretary of the been suddenly taken ill. Held on Fri­ in "A Night in Spain," the Shubert informally dressed, with costume at­ The Iron Arrow petition, tabled 350 Guests Present Association, will run against Patty Government Motion day afternoon, this debate had as musical comedy which starred Ted tire being preferred. To be in front until this meeting, "died," as did a Hollarn and Helene Putnam for that Before a gathering of 350 guests, judges Mrs. Melanie Rosborough, Healy and Phil Baker. of the cafeteria at 8:30, two trucks suggestion to purchase Venetian position. loaded with hay will transport stu­ blinds for the senate chambers. The Tommy Hilbish, Phi Mu Alpha, was To Cut N.Y.A. Costs Lewis Leary, and Dr. Clarke Olney. Success in Europe Seymour Simon has signified his dents to the dance. Committees are: Y.W.C.A. was granted $50, part of He left "A Night in Spain" to take crowned 1940 Kampus King by Hel­ Sludrnt Opinion Sorvryi of Amine* intention to run for Treasurer, with Debating with the Rollins College Decorations, Beryle McCluney, which will be used to send Laura an orchestra leading job at Deau- ene Putnam, Kappa Sig Sweetheart, Austin, Texas, March 21—Being de­ Ed Melchen as his opponent. team on Monday afternoon and even­ Tommy Kent, Billy Gillespie, Harriet Green, president, to the national con­ ville, in France, and for three years at the eighth annual Kampus King bated in Congress and in committees Honor Court Race ing were both teams from the Uni­ Foster; entertainment, John Foucha, vention in New Jersey next month. Petitions are also circulating for he led the top jazz bands in Europe. Kapers, staged by Kappa Sigma fra­ is the President's economy budget. versity. The questions for the de­ Janet Seerth, Charlie Lovett; chaper­ Because student government elec­ the following students in the race for Light played the world's largest bates as well as for the round table ones, Dorothy Lowe; publicity, Julia tions will conflict with the regularly ternity at the Miami Biltmore Satur­ American colleges und universities, Associate Justices of the Honor theater, the Gaumont Palace in Par­ is "Resolved that: the United States Arthur, Marion Brown, Helene Put­ scheduled senate meeting, the group day night. ofttD fur removed from the hustle ot Court: Bill Reynolds, Irving Lebo­ is, for 36 weeks, and was featured nam, Pat Hollarn, Margie Frye, should follow a policy of strict econ­ will gather next Tuesday at 10:30. Helene, a sophomore in the School national life, this time have a keen witz, Jim Gilmore, Dick Tucker, at the Wintergarden, the Scala, and Jeanne Girton, Hedwig Ringblom, omic and military isolation towards of Liberal Arts, received the onyx interest in at least one item: the pro­ Wallace Penney, Elaine Devery, the U.F.A. Palast in Berlin. Eleanor Hayes; arrangements, Rose lavalier symbolic of her title, from alt nations outside the western hemis­ posed reduction et the number of Jacques Wilson, and Catherine Hef­ Returning to the United States, he Marie Norcross, Dotty Lightman. Mrs. Woodhouse On Charlotte Meggs, last year's Pi Delt inger. phere engaged in armed, international has duplicated his European success National Youth Administration jobs. girl. Al Lehrman is the only Chief Jus­ or civil conflict." here, climaxing it with a solid run Vocational Program Runner-up for the king's crown Although other polls of the Stu­ tice candidate at present. of two years at Hotel Taft in New Penn Next Foe MembershipBanquet Mrs. Chase Going Woodhouse, direc­ was Vinnie McCormick, Lambda Chi dent Opinion Surveys of Americu To give a preview of the elections, York City, and broadcasting over tor of the Institute of Women's Pro­ Next opponent on the schedule of Alpha, followed by Chick O'Domski, have shown that collegiuns favor cuts the Hurricane will conduct a straw CBS and Mutual networks four times Closes YW Program fessional Relations, will be the speak­ Pi Chi. Other candidates were Duke poll after all petitions are in next debating will be on Monday after­ weekly for 20 months. er and conference leader for the vo­ n governmental expenditures, in this noon, March 25, In the Assembly YWCA climaxed its program for this Boyle, Hal Leviton and Marvin Gold­ week. One hundred students will be "Light Brigade" Featured cational guidance program to be instance an overwhelming majority Room. Miami's affirmative team, Ben year with its annual membership man. Kappa Sig Sweetheart candi­ terviewed for their selection of the First "big-name" band in history sponsored by the University and thc opposed to the recommended 32 Axleroad and Claud Corrigan, will banquet Friday evening at the Miami dates were Martha Dorn, Betty Mae candidates.
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