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The Daily Egyptian, March 31, 1965 Southern Illinois University Carbondale OpenSIUC March 1965 Daily Egyptian 1965 3-31-1965 The aiD ly Egyptian, March 31, 1965 Daily Egyptian Staff Follow this and additional works at: http://opensiuc.lib.siu.edu/de_March1965 Volume 46, Issue 113 Recommended Citation , . "The aiD ly Egyptian, March 31, 1965." (Mar 1965). This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1965 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in March 1965 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ~§OCjA[ STUDIES Prof to Talk on 'I"{sanity Called Love' "The Insanity Called Love" phelia, ~er:S.p~it .. ~~~... "Se, ·.~:~.: ·.··-·~i"1"'.·.~:. will be the theme of the 1965 anctsQLo.v~". and "Why be 1.."~';' ..... ... .~. Throgmorton lecture series to MOfill~" ~ _.. '~ , 'w t b... presented by the Baptist OItif:.'MOFdi' 3.:mrUlle: ~isyd- '''. Fe Foundation at 7:30 p.m. during ney, Australia, ho 1 d s a April 12-15 at the Baptist doctor's degr ... e from South­ Foundation Chapd. western Seminary. He is John W. Drakeford, j:.ro- author of a booklet title "The fessor of psychology and coun- Ego and I." co-author of .. An seling and director of the Introduction to PastoralCoun- . Baptist Marriage and Family seling," and is a regular • SOUTHERH ''''''HOIS UHIVERSITY Counseling Center of Fort speaker on the Southern Worth, Tex., will be guest Baptist Radio Program, Carbondole, Illinois lecturer for the series. "Master Contro!." He will speak on • 'The Roots The Throgmorton Lectures Volume 46 Wednosdoy, March 31, 1965 Number 113 of Romantic Love," "Schiza- fund was established in 1962. JOHN W. DRAKEFORD Late Registration Will Begin Today * * Need Dean's OK; Morris to Face $3 Fee Charged Registration and advise­ ment of students who were in Student Quiz school winter quarter but who President Delyte W. Morris did not advance register, will wlll "face the campus" April begin today in the SIU Arena. 8, when he meets with SIU Students in this category students to answe r the i r must have already secured questions. the approval of the dean and The question session wlll must have an appointment. A follow a pres~ conference with $3 late fee will be charged President Morris, to be con-'.. for today's registration. ducted by SIU's undergraduate Program changes will be chapter of Sigma Delta Chi, processed if registration is professional j 0 urn a lis tic not too heavy. society. On Thursday, advisement, The conference, one of many registration and program activities scheduled in con­ changes for all students will junction with Journalism Week continue, but not in the I\rena. on campus April 7-10, will be Advisement and registration held at 5 p.m. In Muckelroy will move back to its offices Auditorium of the Agriculture in the building at the south Building. end of the University Center. Sectioning and program The conference will be taped changes will be processed on by WSIC, to be shown at a the second floor of the Uni­ i ~rer date. versity Center. During the first portion of Monday will be the last day thO' program a panel of Sigma to register or add a course Gel," Chi members will by program change withom Question :\lorris about various the dean's appro\·al. The late ~"peds of the L'nh·er"ity. fee will advance to 55. The floor will be opened to MINIE INOUYE, CALIFORNIA GYMNAST WHO ARRIVED A WEEK F.:ARLY BY MISTAKE, WORKS t).prii 10 will be the last day to register or add a course que;;tions by students during OUT WITH SIU TEAM IN THE ARENA. (Photo By Randy Clark) the last half hour. Students will with the dean's appro\al of be allowed to ask any questions the program. After this date, they wish. Relaxed Contender for NCAA unregistered students might The Morris press con­ as well pack their bags be­ ference will be the first of "Lost Week" in Chilly Southern Illinois Gives cause the closing college a series conducted by the doors will be slammed on jC!urnalism fraternity. Ten­ registration for spring. tative plans call for a series Californian a Jump on His Rival Gymnasts Appointmer.ts for advise­ featuring University officials ment will also begin next Mon­ answering questions about By Frank Messersmith that will be held this weekend he found that his coach had day in the Olymp •.: room of the specific areas of student life. in the Arena. called from California, stating Unive~it?' Center. that the meet was not to be Senro'rs will receive ap­ The early bird may catch Unfortunately, as things do pointments Monday, juniors Spring Says 'Hello'; happen some times, Inouye held for another week, but that the wC!rm, but Minie Inouye, will set their dates Tuesday got the dates of the meet Inouye should go on to SIU a senior at Long Beach State and General Studies students Handshake Is Cool College in California, didn't mixed up and he left sunny and wait for the finals. The short, well-built gym­ will receive appointments Spring may finally be here, come to SIll to catch California last Friday, a week nast proceeded to carbondale April 7 and 8. worms. early, bo'lOd for !;:now-and­ according to Floyd F. Cun­ and spent the night at the Gray Others who missed their ningham, director of the However, he was early­ ice-blanketed Southern Illi­ Hotel. The next day he called designated times will receive about a week early to be nois to join the other gym­ C Iimatology Laboratory. the University and explained appointments on April 8. "We may have some short exact. nasts from across the nation. Inouye is a gymnast at the When his flight landed at the situation. periods of cool weather yet," Since that time, Inouye has he said, "but it isn't likely California school, and he K ansas City, Inouye was paged Gus Bode on the loud sp€aker system. taken up residence at 101 that se' ere weather will strike traveled here to participate Small Group Housing and spent Arriving at the flight desk, again." in the NCAA Gymnastic Finals most of his time relaxing or working OUt in preparation for the finals. Moore's Talk to Kick Of,' Yeats Festival Here Inouye said that aside from _..ll_ - ..J.-.ca I ......... First event on the year­ currently on the faculty of the the f'mbarrassment, the whole long Yeats Festival at SIU, SIU journalism department. thing has turn, d out pretty commemorating the 100th an­ Kinsella, Bradford and Ber­ good for him, because if he niversary of the birth of the gin will repeat their lectures were still at Long Beach he celebrated Irish poet, will be at the Alton Center of the would be attending classes a public lecture by Harry T. Edwardsville campus. and couldn't practice as much Moore, SIU research pro­ Dates for their lectures as he can here. fessor of English, on Monday. follow: Kinsella, April 20 at Another good point about the PIr~~I'~ ,t. ,-' .1/ Moore, a noted scholar Carbondale, April 21 at the unexpected vacation is the fact '- - of the Irish Renaissance Alton Center; Bradfoni, May that after a week working out period, will speak on the sub­ 10 at Carbondale, May 12 at the in the Arena, the California ject, "Why Yeats?" Alton Center; Bergin, May 24 gymnast will probably be the Other speakers scheduled at Carbondale, May 28 at most relaxed visiting pa.rtici­ for the spring quarter, ac­ Alton. pant in the NCAA meet. cording to Ralph W. Bushee, Lectures at the Carbondale The gymnastic events will rare books librarian and fes­ campus are scheduled in the begin at I :30 p.m. Friday Gus says he kept in step tival chairman, inc Iud e Morris Library Auditorium and will continue all day Sat­ with the times over the break. Thomas Kinsella, contem­ at 8 p.m. Those at the Alton urday. C [3S tele, ision is send­ While the rest of the world porary Irish poet, Prof. Cur­ Center will be in Auditorium ing a crew of 14 men to SIL' was shooting men into orbit, tis Bradford of Grinnell 200 at 8:15 p.m. The public to tape the show for broad­ shooting people in S~lma, and College, and Liam Bergin, is invited to all the programs. cast sometime in lI.lay on the taking shots of the moon. he HARRY T. MOORE Irish newspaper editor Who is Admission is free. "c BS Sports Specta'~ul ar." had a few of his own. Page 2 DAILY EGYPTIAN March 31, 1965 A HU8band,A HUlband Why Do Students Go to SIU? Reasons Vary With Intention One day in Marine Corps SIU. She is a senior from Glen junior who is majoring in recruit training was enough E llyn who is majoring in home recreation. to direct Philip A. Shapiro economics. '" wO'11dn't trade "X did not want to get of Chicago toward an insti­ Soumern for any I) the r married and did not want to tution of higher education. school," she said. work, so I did the next best This finding emerged in a Mrs. Nicpon also found a thing and went to Southern. At series of interviews to deter­ husband at SIU, she added. first, it was something to do mine why some SIU students but now I have an education chose the school at Car­ James R. Standard of Lock­ that 1 can apply to help others bondale.
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