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Aouttwrrtern at Ilemphis -Zy~h~s0 m1rr aouttwrrtern at ilemphis 47th Year MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE, FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1966 Volume 47, No. 18 Impact '66 Will Explore Scarborough Edges Hollingsworth World Challenge At Vandy The weekend symposium at Van- In Close SGA Run Off Election Independent derbilt University, IMPACT '66, will candidate Bo Scarborough squeezed by Don Hollings- be held this year at the campus worth in Monday's run-off election for presidet of the Student Govern- April 1 and 2. An unusually interest- ment Association. Scarborough gained a slim majority of twenty-one ing group of speakers has been votes in the balloting, edging his opponent 360-339. lined up for the two-day affair. Bob Glasgow, Commissioner of- Elections, pointed out the remark- He served as a representative The celebrities enlisted for Im- to able number of students who turned the Executive Council of the pact '66 Barry Goldwater, 1964 SGA out to the polls Monday. In last and Commissioner of Intercollegiate Republican Presidential nominee; Friday's voting a total of 705 stu- Activities last year. He was chair- Dr. H. Arthur Steiner, nationally dents cast their ballots for a full man of the Dilemma '66 committee recognized expert on Communist slate of candidates, or about 74 per and co-ordinator of Danforth also. China; Gerard Gaussen, counselor cent of the student body. Monday In the other campaign requiring of the French Embassy; William 669 students decided on either Scar- a run-off, David Adcock polled 407 Griffith, director of the Interna- borough or Hollingsworth. These votes to Jim McKnight's 273 to tional Communism Project at MIT; totals constitute an unprecedented gain the position of Commissioner John Bartlow Martin, former U. S. number of ballots cast in previous of Publications and Publicity. Ambassador to the Dominican Re- elections. David is a sophomore majoring in public; Tran Van Dinh, former am- Scarborough, elected by 51.5% of English literature from Jackson, bassador from South Viet Nam; the voters, is a political science ma- Mississippi, and is a rookie to stu- Seigenthaler, editor of the John jor from Bossier City, Louisiana. dent politics. Nashville Tennessean; and T. V. Parasuram, Washington corre- spondent for Indian Express News- ZTA and Stunts papers will all appear on the Van- SN Best; derbilt campus to explore "Ameri- ca's New Global Challenge." Official KA and KD Take Second announcement of two other key ... Round and round she goes and where she stops nobody knows! speakers to round out the IMPACT * . You folks remember that number to call in New York is BR 6-9169 program will be made soon as these S. and now a word about . You could almost hear the voice of men can make definite their tenta- Ted Mack echoing through the auditorium at Kingsbury High School tive schedules. last Saturday night. The tense crowd busting their palms to put the The two day symposium will be- applause meter over the top. gin Friday evening and end Satur- It was in such an atmosphere that Sigma Nu and Zeta Tau Alpha day afternoon. The weekend will walked off with the winners' trophies and Kappa Alpha and Kappa include panel discussions, addresses, Delta pocketed the second place+ luncheons at campus fraternity trophies. Bob Mehrle, obviously be- out the witty goodies while pun houses where students will have the THIS IS HOW the new Student Government Officers stack up for lieving that imitation is the highest aficionados longed for Bob Jolly's opportunity to talk informally with this year: (from the top) President--Bo Scarborough, Vice-President-- form of flattery, did a brilliant return from France. activities are parody on Ray Bye's parody of the speakers. All these Willie Edington, and Secretary-Treasurer-Eleanor Jackson. Andy Davis and Ben Conner com- $1.00 registration Dr. Amacker, complete with shrill included in the bined to bring "An Untitled Skit" to is important voice that no one can understand fee. Early registration the stage for the Pikes. Davis and and the appeal for a spontaneous in the preparation of menus Polls Will Open Again Wednesday played a robber robbing a bank guest lists for the luncheons. ovation. Walter Lydick was the co- while being interviewed by a nosy Southwestern students interested For Class Representative Elections ordinator between the two 'groups newscaster, until a phone call from the weekend affair will on stage that used a freezing tech- in attending With Honor Council and Student Body elections over the major elec- Alice, his wife, foils his plot. Some transportation nique showing a great amount of leave Friday. tions remaining this spring are class elections. The Sigma Alpha Epsilon skit, and interested people hard work and timing. When did is available Class elections will take place next Wednesday, March 23, as students entitled "My Fair Lady," a title contact Jack Burch for in- Bob Fischback pledge Sigma Nu? should will go to the polls from 8:00 to which was justifiably kept under on the Southwestern The gods of Olympus, looking formation 4:15 on the lawn north of Palmer Under the 1965 Constitution of the wraps, was graced by lovely Bick more like an ad for Ban deodorant, caravan. Hall if the weather permits, or in Student Government Association, Johnson and Thad Amacker in the were revived in "Doggies are a the cloister of Palmer, if it doesn't. only the president of each class and male lead in a satire on Lynx card- God's Best Friend." Looking com- of candidates will be the Senators will be members of the players. On the slate pletely senatorial in his classical for the positions of presi- Student Senate and have voting The ATO's film never had a AEC Presents nominees toga, passion pink no less, George vice-president, secretary- privileges. For the rising junior chance. For just as the religious dent, Abraham ambled on the stage with Publications Board repre- class there are four senatorial posi- aspect of campus life was being French Classic treasurer, a tiny poodle. The audience imme- sentative, and Senators from each tions, four for the rising sopho- dealt a thoroughly uncalled-for Cen- diately broke out into guffaws, Next feature in the Adult class. mores, and perhaps five for the blow, Charlie Murphy hurled a while Abraham broke out in a cold ter's "Filmmaker as Philosopher" office-seekers still rising freshmen. Senatorial repre- thurderbolt and the projector was Last minute sweat, feeling sure that a strateg- series will be the 1961 French film get on the ballot sentation is based on the number of reduced to twisted metal and melted have a chance to ically-placed safety pin had sprung. "Cleo From 5 to 7" to be shown next petition signed by students in each class. celluloid. by turning in a He then unchained a voice that Friday, March 18 at 7 and 9 p.m. Glasgow or In other elections candidates for In the sorority division, the Zetas fifty students to Bob crowded many people out of the Written and directed by Agnes anyone on the Elections Commis- cheerleaders for the 1966-67 year hashed over the old theme of cam- few women film auditorium, until the enticing Sears Varda, one of the sion before noon tomorrow. will perform before the student pus food with relieving originality. world, the film and Roebuck figure of Rick Duschl directors in the Candidates will be permitted to body in convocation Wednesday, Sarah Gay Edwards led the parade hour span in the life drew catcalls from the gallery. from covers a two post their advertisements after six March 30. April Fool King and the discofectory in "Beef Tips young Kappa Sigma mounted pun on of a popular and beautiful o'clock Sunday evening, but must Queen Elections will also be March Must-Go-Go," with such dishes as moment she learns pun in "Corn but not Forgotten." woman from the have them down before election 30 and S.A.U. elections will be held the "Souffles"--in a well-executed will be determined Jim Cole with icy precision belted production. that her future day, which is Wednesday. Posters Monday, April 4. But the Kappa Deltas diagnosis. The Paris- came a close by a medical may not be attached to any door I second for their "Once and recording favor- Upon a Time." It ian night club nor nailed on trees. Nor can any was a take-off on Corinne Marchand, plays the a Snow White done backwards. ite, advertisements be distributed on role. Jeanne Hope was especially effec- title election day. Mlle. Varda has described her tive as a Witch (no reflection other film as an objective documentary than theatrical) and Becky Smith on a woman in Paris. Among the Washington Internships made an excellent mirror with her people Cleo encounters in her in- curt epigrams. trospective journey are the two Planned This Summer The Chi O's were doing great men in her life, played by Antoine The Grider Washington Intern- until Janie Baxter made the mis- Bourseiller and Jose-Luis de Villa- ships will be given this year for a take of pronouncing the title longa, and a group of real-life per- period between July 8 and Septem- "Rumplestiltskin" and the whole sonalities of the entertainment ber 2. cast disappeared. world including pianist Michel Le- Three plans have been suggested Delta Delta Delta satirized the grand, director Jean-Luc Godard by Representative Grider: one Johnson family in "Camelot's Great and his wife, actress Anna Karina, eight-week session, two four-week Society" with Tandy Goodlet play- actors Eddie Constantine, Samu sessions, and four two-week ses- ing King Johnson and Ruth Jappe Frey and Jean-Claude Brialy, all sions.
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