PRESIDENT’S UPSALA CAME CONVOCATION TOMORROW NI6NT CANCELLED The Schise IN NEW JERSEY BRIDGEPORT CAMPUS WEEKLY Volume 29 September 30, 1954 Number 2 Casting Is Roucek Will Two UB Alumni Return Started On i Lecture At imi » j • • * * • ■% , Thunder 55 Air College TO A dm inistrative POStS Two graduates of the University have come to “roost” as members of the Univer- by Ken Hawman Dr. Joseph S. Roucek, chair- ! gity’s administration. Flash!!! Here is the advance man of the Political Science and j Victor Muniec, a graduate of the Class of 53. and former editor of Hie SCRIBE, is weather report for the Greater Sociology departments at UB, j ta k in g over the position of Director of Public Relations. William Kennedy, Class cf ’52, and Bridgeport Area on Nov. 19 thru will fly to Montgomery, Alaba- ; formerly with the Bridgeport Telegram will assume the duties of Director of Alumni Re­ 22 — "Thunder and Sunshine’’! ma to lecture to the students' | lations The "Thunder” is “Campus of the Air War College about Muniec, from Palmer, Mass., Thunder ’55” and you’ll find the came to UB after a hitch in the sunshine sitting out there in the "The Committments of the USSR and Her Satellites” on Oct. 18. U. S. Arm y. He received his B. audience watching the annual S. degree at UB in Journalism, campus musical. Major General Delmar T. Spi- and then received his M. S. de­ Albert A. Dickason, Director ney. Commandant of the College gree in Public Relations from of the most popular campus mus­ has arranged for Dr. Roucek to Boston University. He held the ical in Connecticut, announ­ position of Managing Editor on ced tryouts and casting for be flow n there U. S. A ir Force Bomber. Thq SCRIBE from 1951 to 1952, "Thunder ’55” were held Sept. and was Editor from 1952 to 29 and 30 at the new Little Thea­ Dr. Roucek toured the West 1953. ter building on Hazel Street, from Coast this summer giving lec­ 7 to 9 P. M. Member of SPA tures to the students of various Will Need Hundreds colleges on the problems A member of Sigma Phi Alpha fraternity, Muniec was also as­ Mr. Dickason announced of communism, In addition, his sistant to tne Director ot Public that this year’s extravaganza latest book Was released last nelauons. while attending UB. He will require several hundred stu­ month. This brings to 50 the received tne Jacooson Journal­ dents, both in front of and be­ number of books that he has ism Scholarship In his Senior hind the footlights. There are year. openings for the full cast, from written or co-authored. leads, singers, dancers and chorus Kennedy, a native of Bridge­ ity and business men. If you port, was a reporter on the Tele­ want to try out, but could gram for tne past 15 months. not make it on Sept. 29 and 30, While at UB, he was a member contact Mr. Dickason. oi Theta Sigma fraternity. Prior Council Meets to attending UB, Kennedy ser­ The all-campus show, which ved in tne U. S. Marine Corps grows bigger, better and more lor three years, being discharged popular each year, is slated To Name Top as a sergeant in 1949. While with for three nights in Bridgeport. In tne Marine Corps, he was at- addition to the local run, the tacned to the Public Relations show -will gw on the road fot the Group Heads O ffice, U. S. Marine Corps, first time in its eight-year his­ Brewer On Sabbatical Leave Cherry Point, N. C. tory. "Thunder” will play the The Student Council he] Bushnell Memorial Auditorium He received his degree, Cum in Hartford on Nov. 23. initial meeting of the new Campus Duties Are Shifted Laude, in History from UB, then year on Tuesday, in Alumni spent a year at the University The ' packed house that sat A t>ig change has taken place in the student personnel of Pennsylvania, where he re­ presided over by President Dick through each performance of and housing department of the University; Floyd I. Brewer, ceived his M. A. degree in Amer­ “Thunder ’54” will testify to the Barrett The meeting pointed out Director of Student Activities is now on Sabbatical, while ican Civilization. fast-growing popularity of Dick- the need for greater effort on ason’s Dream. The Genie with Alphonse J- Sherman is acting director in his absence. Kennedy replaces Mrs. Betty the part of Council members and Jensen, a graduate at the Junior his magic wand, the lovers’ Mrs. Marion Lunn, former Di-1 — — - duets, the big production num­ increased cooperation with the rectress of Women’s Residence | Activities, now has the official College of Connecticut, who held bers and dance numbers brought faculty. title to go with it The Univer­ the position for the past two Halls is now the Director of So- years. ringing applause throughout the One decision reached was that cial Activities on campus. Re­ sity, for the past three years, has not had a full time position Klein. the Student Spirit Committee w ill placing her as Residence Hall Replace« L«paw Directress is Miss Claire Fulcher, of this sort, and deemed it ne­ Thundeqettes Again continue to function under the a new face on the UB scene. cessary to have one due to the Muniec replaces Alfred Lepow, Well worth the price of admis­ guiding hand of the Student Miss Fulcher is residence coun­ increased enrollment. who resigned his post to become sion alone are those wonderful, Council. After hard debate on the sellor of Wistaria Hall and is Director of Publications at the gorgeous gals, those luscious, issue of leave of absence as ap­ originally from North Holly­ Lycoming Division of the Avco wood, California. She came east Corp. in Stratford. lovely, laughable "Thunderettes” posed to resignation, it was de- — . the funniest chorus line to two years ago to take her Doc­ Debaters To Meet Lepow will continue to handle (continued on page 4) [ cided that the Council would han­ torate’s degree at Columbia Uni­ Need New Orators the Sports Publicity Division of dle each case individually as it versity. She is still studying at the Tublk Relations Depart­ arises. Columbia and at present attends UB Call Oat Soon ment He was formerly Sports It was also agreed that the there one day a week in order The University’s, Debating So­ Ed‘ tfv-. M e urgin g Editor, and- ad­ tu'.rark on hi. tiiesis. Miss Ful-' ciety is looking for new mem­ viser to The SCRIBE. l£V Working In Shifts awataing 61 recognition pins and cher lived her whole life in Cal­ the address by President Halsey ifornia, but thinks the east is bers! There will be a meeting Parkers Warned would be postponed until after “just fine”. „ on Oct. 6 to acquaint prospect­ The Bridgeport Police Oct. 8. Mr. Sherman, aside from ive members, experienced and Department is working a double Appointments to the various the trend,' is spending his sab­ otherwise, with details. Last batical at Columbia working on I Freshmaa Nurses Feted shift in the UB area to pass out committees were announced as parking violation tickets for all his ^«tor’sd ^ iw also. He was y®*1- the ^ t y met some of cars that are parked in no-park­ follow s: Residence counsellor ol Milford the top brain trusts on the Freshman students altering ing or limited parking areas. Ethics - David Bar-Cohen and Hall last year, which at the time eastern, seaboard, including: the College of Nursing were Robert Vossler; Student Council was a boys’ dorm, but due to Amherst; NYU; West Point; feted Sept 16, in the Bishop Hall The warning was given to The lounge. The meeting was term­ SCRIBE by Superintendent of Financial • Sam Goldberg, Bar- the influx of female freshmen Fordham Dartmouth and Hof- was converted to a girl s dorm, |___ « ed a Survival and Revival get- Polcie John Lyddy, to be con­ Cohen, Vossler and Marvin Gel- stra. together by Dean Martha P. veyed to the students. Superin­ and is now under the care of fand; “Who’s Who” - Jim Martin, Miss Virginia Desmond. The meeting will take place Jayne, and was organized by tendent Lyddy warns that no ex­ Barbara Collins and Marilyn ceptions will be made to the Gary Singer and Myra Seide; Mr. Sherman, who, aside from* in the Alumni Hall Conference being the father of three girls, Wilkinson, respective presidents rules. He points in particular Athletic Policy - Joe DiDominico Room A 2 P. M. on Oct. 6. In ­ of the sophomore and junior to cars that parked w ithin 25 is an instructor in accounting and Ignazio Salone. and assistant football coach. His formation may also be obtained classes of the College of Nursing. feet of intersections, blocking from Mr. Banks or society mem­ driveways and parked in the no­ Summing up the need for more duties as Director of Student Ac­ The freshman class rest» in­ parking area on Park Place, from work and greater cooperation tivities will consist of the same bers George Chamberlain or Clar­ trudes: Caryl Blank, Marilyn. Park Ave. to Fones Hall. with the faculty, Barrett said, things as did those of Mr. Brew­ ion Fry. The topic this year is: Gardiner, Marilyn Johnson, Jo- Ann Robertson, Lorraine Talxm- er. *. * “Resolved That The USA Should He reminds students that, “If we are to have good student Mrs. Lunn, former Residence elli, Mrs. Eleanor Banko, Arlene; while violations of Bridge­ government it will be necessary Counsellor of Schiott Hall, whose Extend Diplomatic Recognition Stalowitz, Kathryn Bonaminlo, port laws are punishable by $1 To The Communist Government Ruth Cooper, Marie Qnofrio!, fines, violatoin of state auto laws for us to sacrifice, to dedicate duties last year were in reality those of the Director of Social and Judith Margolies.