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Z- 572 VOLUME 86 OBERLIN OHIO FRIDAY NOVEMBER 8 1957 NUMBER 16 Robinson Elected Freshman Class Presid Panels Debate Issues Hersey Chosen VP Educational Policy of Class Of I 83 Votes fx Eighty- three per cent cf the freshman class chose Maxie Groups To Discuss Forum Sees Need Robinson class president by a landslide vote yesterday ac- cording to Tony Norman cf the Elections Committee Other Higher Enrollments For Faculty Advice class officers elected were Dave Hersey vice- president Dick fly VICKIE HULL By JOAN LONG Goodman secretary- treasurer Andy Lindsay mens social forums I chairman and Peppr Ready social Review dining hall Participating in the Review fv Limn Mill womens chairman JLl Robinson is will discuss the secend topic dining hall fcrums on What president of Wilder Hall and a member of educat- the Forensic Union He rilaced of the current scries on is the function of the faculty Monday and Tuesday in first in the State of Virginia for ion adviser system and how can chemistry and dramatics his dormitories Profess- Day in various it be improved students at Names junior year and received top hon- ors and students will discuss Talcott and German House ors in the 1957 science fair in his college enrollments state Robinson was fin- increased affirmed the necessity of fac- 6 Consultants also city alist in the Voice of Democracy in four forums on Monday and ulty advisers as consultants for a contest In high school he was ac- three on Tuesday major field of concentration and tive in student council court and students who for a source of general informa- On Vocations and Professors and was editor of the school paper will be discussing this problem on tion and personal advice Loren Day chairman of the Hersey plays Monday are Prof Robert Tufts The forums conducted by Sally Mens Career Conference an- soccer and intends to try out for and Dave Mathiasen at May Prof Smith and Tim Thomas at Talcott nounced yesterday the men who the baseball team He has organized a Ellis Van Atta and Ray Kaplan Kathy Druckcr and Jim Owens at most recently have accepted invi- combo in which he plays high at Lord Prof Calvin Rollins and Dascomb and Barbara Keith and tations as consultants for the trombone In school he was class Louise Luekcnbill at Harkness Owens at German House dis- Conference president i ygr I Goodman is a member of the and Prof Thurston E Manning cussed the present adviser sys- Erwin N Griswold Dean of the Young Republicans the YMCA and Barry Phillips at Keep On tem in which voluntary faculty system In Kathy Drurker and Jim Owens discuss a phase of the faculty advisor the Review Harvard Law School will discuss and is treasurer of his dormitory Tuesday night Prof William Sell- members are assigned approxim- evening Review pboio by DeUpUne career possibilities forum held at Dascomb Wednesday in law At In high school he worked with ers and Pugo Franklin will speak ately 14 freshmen and 14 sopho- present the j he is a Trustee of the Col- yearbook staff drama at Pyle Tiin Prof Warren Walker more advisees reshmen and club and t lege glee club and Dojo Waddell at Baldwin sophomore assignments are made Poetry Trio Reads Dr John E Ultman an in- Prof Thomas Co- on the basis of dormitory sec- Lindsay sings with the Chapel Flinn and Art Arnold To Voice Support structor of medicine at the College hen at tions Choir and is a member of basket- French House of Co- Works on Night Physicians and Surgeons of ball and soccer More Want To Attend College Relations Not Well Established 20 freshman teams lumbia University will be a con- and is section social The great number of high school Nevertheless student- faculty re- chairman Rites on Tuesday Of Conference sultant for the field of medicine While in high school he was a graduates now wishing to attend lations have not been well estab- 4 5 College Mr Gus Taylor the Confer- member of basketball college has made the problem of lished during the first two college First Poetry Trio will present and track By KAY WOODRUFF ences consultant for Labor Rela- teams glee club dramatic club increased enrollment very import- years students felt Students are An Hour of Poetry 8 pm Tues- Con- At the organizational meeting of the Five College tions is director of the Training and treasurer of the Hi- Y ant according to Ray Kaplan one required only to meet their advis- day in Allen Art Building Audi- ference this weekend Jim Arnold temporary co- ordinator of Institute of the International Miss Ready is a member of of the speakers and chairman of ers at an informal get- tcgether torium the support Ladies Garment Workers Union outing club and varsity cheer- the Student Education Policy during orientation week after the the Conference for the College will voice Oberlins The program will be divided in- He was previously chairman of leading squad She was connected Committee She feels that there first six- week grading period and for continuation of the Conference to two parts poetry of night and the Trade Union Council of the with the Girls Athletic Associa- has been too much talk and not at the end of the freshman year He will propose that each college co- ordinator in the poetry as rite The poetry as rite Liberal Party and he is now a tion cheerleading squad glee club enough artion on this problem approval of sophomore sched- lor section includes poems about love Conference submit an honest evaluation of the strong and board member of the Americans and yearbook in high school She found the four quarter pro- ules However after the student birth death and the divine In- weak points of his college This report will be used strictly for Democratic Action and a posal which was voted down last selects his major field relations cluded in the program of 20 confidentially to allow the Con member of the Operating Com year the most reasonable solution with the department adviser tend poems will be such poets as ference member schools to see mittee of the AFL- CIO Com- to the situation she has heard thus to be more satisfactory forum ference He will also propose that Museum To Goethe Hugo Blake and Hous- what problems are common and mittee on Political Education Exhibit far This proposal would enable a participants agreed tournaments in chess bowling or man to determine which activities are Mr Leroy W Flint director of college to in many stu- bridge be by Con- take more A number of students comment- way sponsored the the Akron Art Institute will dis- Korean Art Work dents hy The First Poetry Trio is com- successful and why In this having the college open ference cuss opportunities in ed on the lack of communica- posed Profs Arnold pointed out a college that art and Allen Art Museum will exhibit all year and dividing the time of John Kneller sug- into tion under the present system in has already tried to solve a com- Arnold is also planning to museum work art work by faculty four terms Each would reading poetry in French Heinz gest members and student which the interests of the student mon could tell the re- that the United Nations Mock Edward A Mosher the mer- of attend every Politzer in German and Warren problem students Seoul National Uni- other quarter One do not necessarily correspond with to colleges so they Convention previously sponsored chandising personnel manager of of Taylor in English Formed five sults the other versity in Korea from Nov 13 to the other quarters would be instruction by the Conference annually be Marshall Field Co Chicago the advisers field of years ago the First Poetry Trio is could benefit from them Likewise Dec 4 spent in independent study in a changed to a biennial event He will counsel students While some emphasied the value based on the a college that has initiated a suc- interested in First shown at the University of city and the other in vacation belief that poetry will recommend that the dramat- merchandising of becoming acquainted with was meant to be aloud cessful program could assist others Minnesota which has exchanged Problems of Responsibility read as a ics organized by Con- Mr members of other departments to organize similar programs He festival the Richard J Boland has ac- art work with Uni- This shared enjoyment the Korean plan presents problems adviseradvi- see ference for the first time last year cepted his Con- others felt that the pointed out that this method has invitation for the versity for several years the col- Mrs Kaplan pointed out as be held again this year will such relationships could be more already been used successfully in ference and speak on account lection contains over 50 items in- putting a great ing deal of responsi- beneficial if both persons had a establishing the permissions sys- The Five College Conference Mr Boland has studied at cluding scroll and oil paintings bility on the students Loyola University during the common field of interest Ys Seek Applicants tem and the co- ops was organized in 1950 to draw and is at pres- photographs and a design section quarter of independent ent a Certified study Too Many Students Per Adviser Another plan Arnold intends to the colleges in the area closer to- Public Account- The exhibition is part of nation- There i ant a divided opinion on the Discussion leaders maintained propose is for an annual jazz fes- gether through mutual under- and partner in Arthur And- wide Asia- Month which UNESCO feasibility For UN Conference erson Co of such a plan she that there are too many students tival with top bands from each of standing and appreciation of each has designated as November added This plan and other as- per faculty adviser If it were Applications for the YM- YWCA the colleges participating Ex- others programs pects and activities and possible solutions to this mandatory for each faculty mem- United Nations Seminar to be changes of debates Y forums re- Other members of the Conference topic will be discussed at these ber to have three to five advisees held Nov 29- Dec 1 in New York ligious discussions yearbooks art are Antioch College Denison forums the burden would be less and re- City are being accepted until the music and radio programs are also University the College of Woos- end of next week at the Y Of- Socrates Remained lations with the adviser would be activities which Arnold feels ter and Ohio Wesleyan Univer- STLVENSON SECRETARY closer Also there are economic fice should be organized by the Con sity Mrs Katherine H Barhydt Is problems for the adviser who The purpose of this Seminar is the new administrative secretary wishes to entertain his students If to acquaint American students in Questioner Vlastos President Stevensons office remunerations were provided or if with the United Nations and its Flinn Mrs Barhydt a Vas- a special college expense account work The program includes at- Notes Political Causes graduate of By JULIE MACFIE sal Colirge was an administrative for adviser- advisee social gather- tending various UN sessions meet- Arguments Clarify assistant at Yale University Med- ings were established economic ing members of the Secretariat Of Ikes Decreased Popularity Socrates was not a bundle of Thoughts ical School Prior to that she was disadvantage might be solved and various UN delegations and incompatible roles tied together by According to Dr Vlastos Soc- an a xant in research at Yale Besides the fact that students agencies participating in the plans By MICHAEL GOCHFELD irony he remained a searcher in rates did not argue in order to win and in business administration are not often receptive forum for the celebrations of the tenth Agricultural policy and the general attitude of the Re- all his roles and a seeker of fellow- a victory he argued in part to leaders continued that inade- anniversary of the Universal Dec- publican party towards the President have caused the current seekers stated Dr Gregory clear up his own arguments but YEOMAN SERIES quacies also result from the facts laration of Human Rights a sem- Vlastos in a Forum Board spon- what he wanted most of all was to decline in popularity of President Eisenhower Prof Thomas get Prof Andrew G Hoover of the that there is no designated time inar banquet and sightseeing in sored lecture The Paradox of his fellow- Athenians tc find A of the government department English department will speak on for private consultations after the New York The total approximate Flinn asserted in an inter- Socrates Tuesday night at First the answers to the puzzles of life The cost of Seminar is 30 includ- themselves He ioiuaiiPortrait oiof Efc Efc CummingsJummings six weekween penouperiod aimand thatwuu idtunfaculty the view Wednesday Church absolutely re- in the YWCA Lounge at 730 to members themselves are notnc ing room board registration and Public approval of Eisenhowers performance as Presi- Dr Vlastos first established the fused to create answers for them I he nght trained in the field of counselinfcounseling program fee and extras dent as expressed by the most recent Gallup Poll has dropped historical accuracy of the para- wanted to create searchers who doxical and ironical portrayal of could reach the answers them- to 57 per cent from a high of 79 Socrates found in Apology selves per cent in January of this year Platos it cannot count on Eisenhower rather than Xenophons simple Socrates was not This is the lowest point the Presi- completely Colorful Campaign Culminates again and that it just has to put and persuasive depiction of him faultless stated Dr So- dents popularity has reached Vlastos up with him a little longer The speaker held that Plato real- cratic knowledge is since November 1954 not the only Foreign Policy No Cause ized that many among his audi- way of saving a mans soul a The farmers are opposed to the Professor Flinn did not attrib- ence had been personally ac- courageous man can make a great administrations policy Profes- ute the dissatisfaction with the ad- quainted with Socrates that Plato fool out of himself in attempting sor Flinn stated in beginning his ministration to foreign policy be wanted to justify his master and to explain what courage is he Freshmen Woo Voters explanation This he indicated is cause only certain sections of the that thus he could not have spok- stated Socrates was also lacking esecially true in the Midwest and population are concerned with en falsely Dr Vlastos said in love for Athens according to West I think the farm- the iiy DEBBIE NASH Far dont particular foreign incidents He Different Meanings speaker he pleaded with it ers were much impressed by the added the public is more he argued with it The high school a reflex Said one sophomore Last year it that in Dr Vlastos stated that the para- but he did not campaign for freshman over from Soil Bank program Coming at domestic weep for it has also was a nice friendly sort of intel- terested in affairs dox of Socrates is in his class officers year has Campaigning enthusiasm election time the new policy was found this psychological lectual war over issues rather than In regard to the Israel- Egypt apparently contradictory state- Great As Person caused been attributed to a too much of a deathbed conver- more excitement and candidate personalities Sophomore Mike dispute Professor Flinn com- ments No one good Yet the speaker continued reaction Presidential sion to gain many votes he felt that can be color on the it post- Klein in approval of the cam- mented I suppose American for these faults do not im- campus than Dave Hersey came out with without knowledge and that We seriously has paigning said I think that fresh- He pointed out that decreasing eign policy was at fault because pair the greatness of Soc- for years Whats be- ers and a mimeographed letter to can have no knowledge Socrates the mar fol- man presidents are very import- popularity of the President among We never did anything to head- rates was great as a person hind it all What are they try- all freshmen and the others had in mind two different mean- in de- ant because they become sopho- farmers is not sudden For a long off the crisis We promised Egypt ings that he overcame mg to do lowed to keep up with the of the word knowledge ac- his outward students have been mores and then they get kidnap- time Professor Flinn said Ben- financial aid to build ugliness by and the competition the Aswan cording to the speaker The first the creation of inner asking The came mands son served as a lightning rod for Dam offering beauty he was candidates had begun ped and without any equates knowledge with virtue great as a moral out with When asked why he Eisenhower but now the Presi- posters planted all over Her- When asked what he thought of reason we withdrew that support The soul can be improved only reformer in that he made ethical the such a vigorous campaign dent is absorbing of dis- e1mrltl l4tnre it all junior John Graybeal an the brunt through right thinking questions open to all classes ijaascunnJ uui luiitia in high school cam- The chief domestic problem and right about sey said that ex- As- approval himself rather campaign issues and stu a class president replied facing the nation recently has action that is through the attempt than just the aristocracy oents paigns I just always had real wore badges supporting Its- suming the basic premise that the Eis- to understand life but this greatest achievement was The campaign in Professor Flinn stated that been the Little Rock crisis I When Socrates heir choice for Why Who good time whole system of class officers is a the establishment of office been worth it enhowers main problem is with dont think that the Little Rock states that we can have no knowl the Socratic started it self has always ridiculous waste of time the elec- method all he had en- his own party In 1956 the GOP situation hurt Eisenhower Pro- edge he is using knowledge to added Dr Vlastos Hersey explained that turned into popularity Questions year be- tions are supported him because its mem- fessor Flinn said But it didnt mean something about which fur Danger In Method and opinions have joyed campaigning this campaigns Graybeal also en so said bers thought that many of them help him in the South Demo- ther contemplation would reveal Dr Vlastos So- spreading all over campus he had gotten to know added that the Mny cause that the primary reason for having would be swept into office on his crats Professor Flinn reported nothing cratic method is students feel that the soph- many people uppcrclassmcn and still open to one omores class officers was to fix some sort coatails But Professor Flinn Eisenhower did not act This explanation clarifies danger have been a large influ- and that he had learned said that the ie that it does not ne- faculty of focal point in the class and that gone apparent many- of cessarily ence in that they gave candi- school from them mused His coattails seemed to on the issue until it had too sidedness Soc lead to the truth Socra- the more about the since there are no actual issues in- tes dates basic reply to the have been tattered in the last elec far to allow Faubus a gracious rates stated Dr Vlastos In all his words I dont know In- ideas for issues to Another candidate in volved the campaigning seemed a campaigned tion In addition the conserva escape roles as preacher teacher critic dicate that he realized this Why Jake stand on and suggestions question of why he to be on a superficial basis I en- tive elements of the party are try- The present problem of the arms and professed agnostic he was he then called his answers campaigning much said Of course knowl- so Senior Jim Whitely typified many ing to gain strength Professor race has raised another question basically a searcher when edge when they should Carry- prestige he have been over from High School joy the Flinn to ac- called faith is Struegle upperclassmens reactions when stated that due the 22nd regarding the capability of the stated I dont know he was one problem which Jhn Lipkin campaign manag- Personality he commented It just strikes me amendment limiting the Presi- President Professor Flinn com- tually saying that his mind was we have not yet solved er have had the speak- for presidential candidate Tom The upperclassmen Continued on Page 6 dents term the party knows that Continued on p 6 col 6 always open to new ideas er stated in conclusion to the campaign loller said It was Just a carry various reactions Friday November 8 1957 Page 2 THE OBERLIN REVIEW Cfje berlin ftebteto Jrv Spuinilts Snobs Sealingtvan to the Editor Published by the students of Oberlin College every Tuesday and Friday during the Letters winter and ipricg semesters excepting holidays and examination periods Subscription 5 for the full year 3 a semester ten cents a copy Entered as second class matter at trie U berim Utno post office April lif Mil Wince ou outn rieasaai Stockmeyer Offers Praise to Bergmann Bliss Street Telephone 4- 42 7 1 11 Frank Porath pleas of the greater To the Editor part of our VOL 86 FRIDAY NOVEMBER 8 1957 NO 16 more conservative prob- three rousing ho- student body subject on editorial cited over or if it was we Let us give The choice of for this have appeared ll muai iiuw uiuae ranKs tow stem DAVID MATHIASEN EDITOR country late- ably had some secret project go- for Righteous Indignants diem column narrowed down to two pages all over the sannas this tide of creeping collcgia- Steve Potion Business Manager somewhere and anyway Beverly Associate Editor items this week the sealing- ly with the exception that I ing Bergmann and tism Dalliance Ellen Rawlings fa- Hanna must be driven Assistant Editor re- our productive and technical Ellie Busick wax was just to give the title having followed the various We Oberlin students must from our doorsteps and licentiou- Managing Editors superior to theirs Eliss Ben Greencbaum Dick Page some euphony but when I sub- ports on Soviet science available cilities were so to sness limited in our lounges Carolyn Swither New Editor stand with them in their effort if n mitted copy certain per- to any interested not even werent they name of Oberlin is pure Caroline Cowman Howard Hush Dave Sigman Tim Thomas City Editors the preserve the future of our beloved to be kept Dick Steiner Sports Editor sons felt that the vivisection I qualified civilian could see Sputnik or Muttnik theyre Mole help is institution As of late our admin- needed to counteract Wally Greenfield Dave Lewis Assistant Sports Editors had made upon the campus snob something beneath the surface top dogs now And they arent these administrative Ken La Advertising Managers istration seduced to intemperance tendencies Mark turstenbcrg age was a little too cutting or caus- I have in addition some Rus- done yet by a long shot From and to completely stamp Pete fclkind Mark Israel Circulation Managers in the name of progress has out so- tic or something and was not sian scientific magazines with we glean from their fig- cial Lee Roth Photography Editor what over long- cherished Ober- life the sort of thing one put into a very noticeable emphasis on ures and dont be misled their thrown Ron Giere Associate Photography Editor traditions and ignored the Otto Stockmeyer the Review it being a respect- articles on computers atomic statistics are usually pretty re- lin sheet not energy space travel that lifted Opinions expressed in editorials are the collective responsibility of the Board mem able scandal and there and liable the rockets Two Urge Motto of Crime and Punishment bers Initials at the end of editorials are given for the sole purpose of indicating the writer being another student paper to It is pretty easy to guess that Muttnik were powered by some They du not indicate that the writer is in any way more or less responsible lor the opin- allow two sides to the argu- any country idolizes pure new type of fuel possibly ions expressed than ether members ut the board which To the Editor PhD Munich Fellow of Unive- ment and Oh lots of reasons research and scientists as much hydrogen- boron fusion reaction rsity College London help but agree with Fellow of the so please put something a little as they do must have a reason which we havent been able to We cannot Royal Society of BEN GREENEBAUM ISSUE EDITOR by Miss Literature and less controversial in Huh doing by way accomplish yet But wait just a the basic concept put forth for so And the the Linnean and Geological Soc- Editorial policy is determined by an editorial board composed of Lllie Busick on November Bergmann and Miss Bliss How- Well then I might as well it isnt much of a secret that if little bit longer ities London President of Peter ElUnd Mark Iurstenberg Ben Greenebaum Mark Israel Ken Lange Dave Malhiasen Bol- regret this worthy the S- go on to the alternate topic the Willy Ley rocket 7 the anniversary of the ever we that ociety Dick Page Steve Iortun Ellen Rawlings Lee Roth Diek Steiner and Carolyn Swisher the German facetiously CBC and Racial Progress nasty the granted the shevik Revolution the day be- subject was treated so trick that Russkies expert had been in her work Sex and the oung 1953 less publication of this column We too have spent observant TUESDAY REPORTERS pulled on us Everyone agrees money he asked for in fore Everyone however soiled it is rum- years on the LIBERAL Oberlin his that it is a nasty nasty trick than the cost of ten fighter but after writing it own daily life recalls an Don Menzi Sara Whitney Rebecca Doggett something new and campus and have watched with instin- Mike Margolis Judy Wolfe Joan Gitty I mean it isnt fair at all to planes we could very well have ored that ctive reverence for illco- nsidered the pellucid in- I will be an- askanced uneasiness the Maria Pinter Oliver Worshinski Fred lest and treat primary research as some- been on the moon now Willy very spectacular nocence and bright hopefulness Mike Rudman Mara Abele Karin of youth whose of Lessing thing to be encouraged and to Ley works for the Army on nounced attitude tiny children Jean Timber lake Bill Cunnvngham Louise Luckenbill and yearns to per work on steadily for ten years his spare time he is These rumors have it that it philosophy seems to be Free it rockets In petuate that state of radiance FRIDAY REPORTERS and then Oh this is the nasti- to Walt Dis- may be a rocket to the moon Love for All special consultant We too must speak out no longer Cynthia Eccles Mike Lipsky Debbie Nash est part of all to achieve re- ney on space He wrote a manned satellite or an atomicpowe- travel Now no longer In our teens can we abide the deceptive lan- Juhn Endres Michael Lochfeld Carolyn Oswald sults Just like watching a most of that short feature com- red airplane With this sensing the swift passage of time guage of Betsy Esterquest Joan Long Ellen Read the Oberlin motto crocodile chew on your arm ing to the Apollo this week I new fuel space- flight seems to feel Carol Hatch Julie MacFie Barbara Smith we as prospective fathers Learning and Labor Rattier let possibly nottofard- Vickie Hull Florence Mustrie Kay Woodruff and then wondering where the recommend it as it is very well be licked so they could istant us concerned about that unmask and reclothe it with fi- hand went we in our snobbery do it Watch for the dip on the done But day when our daughters tting garments that will illuminate Oh I suppose that I of un- for market kiddies As for us sound American or that will take their places in the Ober- its rich moral precept Learning just like all those other hind- any kind of science de- is later really better than never matter lin family and Labor Crime and Punis- Something of Value sighted prophets of doom at all that cided it wasnt worth getting ex Therefore we feel it is most im- hment College students should pay more of the costs of their portant to keep in mind the sane John Ethan Baer clear- words of Marie Thomas Richard education Devereux Josephs chairman of President Eisen- and minded Tibbetts Carmichael Stopcs DSc London Continued on rage C howers Committee cn Higher Education and chairman of the board of the New York Life Insurance Company stated Ultimate Concern in a recent New York Times interview According to Mr Josephs parents should pay a highly increased amount be- Tiger at the Gates cause a college degree is worth about 100000 to a student A Chick Stewart in earnings and is therefore a good investment ROBERT HAHN The pride of Oberlin is ma- distinction between remaining of ultimate concern in the world We are deeply disappointed that a man in charge of ture intellectual judgment We independent of what one feels some expressed in terms of a The Wednesday night perform marked contrast to the ignorant hu- such a vital commission feels that the worth of a college search for it we struggle for it would be mediocrity and ignor- god and some expressed in ance of ODAs Tiger at the Gates thinkers and law- makers that education should be measured in terms of earning power and some of us worship it ance for oneself and taking an manistic terms These other was the scene of disappointed surround her In the hands of Mis worship enough to rough- judg- in common the im- What should alone We also wonder why parents who get no return on it ride almost sadistic delight in kinds have transformation have Wright she assumed no such shod like intellectual highway- ing the limitations of every stu- plicit axiom that the most im- been a moving tragicomedy with shape her bloodless arrogance their investment should be asked to bear the heavy ex- men over all obstacles in the dent professor course organ- portant fact about your fellow flights of ironic beauty became an commanded no respect and co- penditure way of intellectual superiority ization and administrative poli- man is not his shortcomings but awkward comedy whose only nveyed no sense of tragedy trying to rob fellow students as cy on campus And is this dis- rather his existential brother- tragedy lay in its failure to touch Mr Josephs is in an extremely influential position it Mr Musantes Hector failed to we go tinction that some students fail hood with you the significance of the play The and we are shocked that he feels that he can disregard win our sympathy He was not the One very frank girl I know to make production was consistent in its the value a college education is supposed to have in form- I dont mean to mobilize the battle- worn warrior sickened by expressed a deep disgust refusal to venture beneath the over Viewed from a pinnacle of castration complex of virile in- the sorrows of war nor an em- ing a better individual and a better society This value her own tendencies a slick surface of Giradouxs ideas toward high critical standards almost tellectual critics but it may be bodiment of the common man if it exists cannot be measured monetarily We are still sneering Superficiality reigned the direc- sense of intellectual every person appears ignorant unavoidable An ultimate con- whose simple beliefs transcend to does superority She especially re- tion seemed to take no account of idealistic enough believe that this value exist and lazy or ludicrous and almost cern with intellectual values the judgments of cleverer inte- marked on atti- the subtle insights that it is more important than Mr Josephs financial value her patronizing every extracurricular activity necessitates a self- respect based and ironies llects He lacked all of the warmth tude toward her woven into the plays wry humor little sister appears rather useless on num- on intellectual superiority And and stature which is his due One We do agree with Mr Josephs argument that present who had a certain of characters which amount erous occasions Certainly the this self- respect is threatened by should have can only say that Mr Musantes be to cheer the football team spirit moved with dignity in- tuition fees should raised help meet the need for virile young critics are percep- any obstacle to the display of dissolved broad light- hearted portrayal What right she asked herself to parodies or were simply drawn more mcney to provide adequate facilities and faculty sal- tive of medjocrity and stupid- critical wit and perception a further marred by diction trou- did she have to judge another without an understanding of aries for increasing enrollments Those students whose fam- ity But the question is wheth- display usually destructive in the bles was highly incongicus in person unfavorably just because subject to so er an ultimate concern with human relationships view of the many moving speeches ilies are able pay more should do Present tuition fees that person appeared unintel- critical values isnt futilitarian This column is not designed Two of the primary roles those which he was given to deliver in private colleges and universities cover about half of the lectual This girl has since left Could it be that the apathy to advocate an uncritical view of of Cassandra and Hector were Helen tool of destiny and the cost of a years study Where necessary fees cculd be raised Oberlin feeling that the super- many of us feel is derived part- acceptance is too pointedly lacking in the dignity initial thorn in the tigers side critical Oberlin environment life Uncritical to increase this percentage but adequate financial aid ly from a tendency to hold an to recognize even most and sensitivity that they deserved was shorn of the myopic- mystic affected her in a way she blind the should be given students who cannot pay the increased didnt ultimate concern with critical stu- Nancy Wright from the brash aura of lends want to be affected grotesque ignorance and remoteness which fees values Could it be that many pidity This column is designed flippant tone of her opening her fascination as a character Like this girl I too get of us are so damned busy find- speeches to her indistinguishable lady We also agree that more students educations should tired to advocate utilitarian as Judith Peterson a young of an atmosphere of intellectual ing fault with everything and against futilitarian criticism as disposing of the final lines dis- with some comic ability tran- be financed through loans but through long- played a term loans to snobbishness and disturbed by everybody that we havent the that criticism which is subord- lack of any feeling for sformed her into a fluffy temptress the students themselves which do net begin to be repaid my own tendency to judge oth- perspective to enjoy much of inate to an ultimate concern her part The wise and cynical whose mystery was not her visio- until several years after graduation In this way students ers by their intellectual pene- what is worthwhile with a more elevated visit than Cassandra doomed with clear nary detachment the only mystery tration There is an vision is a ponderous would be able to pay for their education themselves in- important There are many other kinds the limitations of other people character a Continued on Page 6 vesting in their own future but paying when they have WXWWWWWWWWWNWWWWVWWWWWX wwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwv already realized something from their investment In contrast to Mr Josephs who feels that scholar- ships have become too attractive and that When ycu NOW OPEN Received pay for an education you appreciate it we feel that able Sit students with genuine financial need should continue to in our new be given adequate scholarships The present system has location The some inequalities however which must be eliminated Some E students held scholarships and yet have adequate resources 38 College facing the Oberlin Inn at home to pay without hardship all or part of the fees cooccccooeccocoosooccoca covered by the grant Sofa NEXT TO THE PARKING LOT Gll In the end we feel that the whole system of tuition The Service Station IN THE REAR OF POPCORN BOWL on fees should be revised so that those students who are able he campus Esterbrooks New Twin- Cartridge to pay most or all of the cost cf their 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problems for the tax- By THURSTON E MANNING ported institutions which are distinctly limited in their They also pose Associate Professor of Physics tolity to reject applicants important policy coming tidal hims for the independent coi So much has now been written on the what hirh must decide scholars are central to these dif- wave of students that I have no hesitation in beginning with leges any tncy nave io nonsi bility if ferences It seems curious to an a flat statement not bothering to supply supporting data number 01 students increase thti economist at least that it is ne- of students enrolled in colle- my judgment within fifteen years the number l sprve In cessary to add that colleges have problem is gegrad institutions in the United States will be twice the however the numbers able faculties only if they pay eonee a auuu good number currently enrolled or the private them salaries not merely 11 issue The primary problems salaries that make it possible If this is true and I believe that it is more likely to JO for mm colleges are infian- aced by these faculty members to live in health be true than any other prediction onand the need for improvement and decency but salaries that are of the future in college education legislative appropriations which of their educational consequences n the quality attractive in terms of alternative there are serious supply most of the current income mlh for privatelysu- pported achievements opportunities in government and that follow of publicly- supported colleges att- colleges One of these can be The percentage of students industry and in other professions This financial problem is already tagged ending tax- supported colleges that require similar abilities and Grow or Perish beginning to pinch some private By I do not mean cease h universities will undoubtedly training Although there are some perish colleges and a rapid rise in college The Mozarteum in Salzburg junior Conservatory will classes next year Large sums of money dedicated teachers who would where students attend to exist rather I mean cease to enrollment will only make the sit- increase According to Director of the Conservatory David Robertson the Mozarteum is one of the worlds finest exert any real influence For it is I will be necessary but the taxable serve almost regardless of remun- uation worse schools of music One hundred juniors will take part in the Salzburg plan The new program will publicly- supported capacity of the American people eration and although persons certain that continue for an experimental three years will grow numbers Problems Interrelated lis fully adequate not only to ex- whose main objective is to make institutions in of students as the total student It is characteristic of the com- pand the quantity but to improve money will not select teaching as f grows plexity of these problems of high- Inequality of public higher edu- a career if they are rational the population unless private grow er education they are all cation Both of these outcomes can economic motive is sufficiently colleges so that they continue that knit Conservatory Requires Flexibility to provide for a significant num- together in such a fashion that any f confidently expected pervasive and sufficiently strong be discussion of one to support the generalization that ber of all students they will come raises all the Total Costs to on so- others Thus two problems of a good salary scale is a necessary exert little effect either the i edu- increasing enrollment and secur- The total annual operating costs condition to a good college ciety as a whole or even on educ- income of all institutions of higher To Further Creative Imagination cational standards at the college ing higher current for ation in the United States inc- Effect of Inflation level private colleges cannot be consid- luding those providing only twoy- Colleges and universities at By EDWARD MATTOS It is true I think that private ered separately indeed they are ear programs is approximately present do not have adequate sal- Professor of Pianoforte that education is directed not only lege it has long possessed the flex- colleges need not double their en- so intertwined that possible solu- sig- tions of one can three and i quarter billion dollars ary scales One of the effects of toward competence but also to ibility and a penchant for pioneer- rollments to maintain their make the other Just recently the country more This is less than one per cent of inflation has been that increases comprehension that education is ing in areas forbidden to state nificance for a little leaven can acute raised its eyes from the glossy Merely to college en- the gross national product and is in the incomes of college teachers composed of solid matter but schools and more academically indeed leaven the whole lump increase equal to loss than live per cent of have not kept pace with the in- magazines and for a moment matter that must be shaped with constituted music departments but it cannot be forgotten that too rollment maintaining the same methods of would al- the total expenditures of the Fede- creases in other incomes and par- stopped planning improve- individuality An education that is Biggest Rabbit little leaven can leaven nothing instruction most certainly bankrupt a college ral Government to say nothing ticularly the incomes of persons in ments for automaticsup- flexible almost a synonym for us- The Conservatory faculty sat Demand for Faculty the For since a a of the state and local governments comparable professions In time able can only come from teachers down as a corporate body a long A second consequence cf im- student in private ermatic washing machine college does not general which provide most of the funds the tax- supported colleges and and guides who have experienced sit beginning in 1953 herefater portance to private colleges and in pay Nationally we discovered that in fees the cost of his educa- lor public higher education If universities will rectify this dis much of fact and its corroborating known as the Long Parliament or to publicly- supported colleges as total tion the college nate and local governmental units matters were in bad shape We fancy Add to this an ever- stressed Rump Session wrestled with it- well is that the demand for businesswise is in the position of do not expand their support for noticed to our horror that in the accent on fresh stimuli within a self in good ThoreauNewEnglandt- ownmeeting teachers will far outstrip the sup- the merchant to- who loses money custom- i education sufficiently the Federal astigmatic view that rushes wide range of professional train- fashion and ply This will show in at least on each f er and as any Government will have to assume ward supreme technical suprem- ing and experience ended its long self- evaluation in two ways first teaching in col- merchant knows great unless the loss per customer can the burden The assistance need acy we had lost a deal of the The Conservatory of Music September 1957 The final act was leges will be done in part by per- things make some- be reduced any increase in trade d will absorb only a small por- that technique mindful of criticisms both true in pulling out of its educational sons whose training would not to- thing worth having had serves merely to increase- the to- i ton of the Governments capacity What and false leveled at it through the hat the biggest rabbit yet to be day be considered adequate sec- to tal loss It is this to raise additional revenues happened imagination and to years with seen in professional training ond the demand for well- trained consideration has kept faith what it in the among I others his stimulated We may contidently expect that the genuine creativity that springs firmly believed Because of its United States Oberlin joined teachers will force upward the that the widespread interest in new ate and municipal colleges and fiom a singing mind and heart unique setup in being a profes- hands with the Mozarteum in salary scales in colleges and in- teaching techniques increase universities will continue their The accusing finger pointed at sional school of music within the Salzburg Austria or as it is ducements in addition to higher that cer- the average student- faculty present rapid rate of growth New education something was framework of a liberal arts col Continued on Page 6 salaries full- time assistants mod- ratio I institutions will be established tainly wrong with it and the peo- ern and convenient teaching quar- Oberlins Position sometimes as branches or exten ple who called themselves edu- ters subsidized housing etc will Oberlin as a privatelys- upported fons of the larger state colleges or cators Editors Note Urgent Educational Issues be offered to first- class teachers college shares these problems universities sometimes as com In our huge labors for fact and In the competition to hold or ob- of private education in general al- As the articles on this and the following page testi- c- unity colleges operated by local large numbers we find ourselves tain a qualified faculty the priv- though Oberlins financial posi- school boards or by specially ap now facing the most disagreeable fy the problems facing those responsible for higher educa- ate colleges will be at a disad- tion is considerably better than Muted boards Although private fact of all We had forgotten that tion today are many and varied Connected with or influ- vantage financially since much of that of many private colleges But colleges may grow in size there technique is a means of expres- encing almost all of them is the problem of the coming their income currently comes from in meeting its problems of the fu- little is only endowments the return ture Oberlin prospect that their num sion and that technique tide the tremendous rise that is expected in applications from has its unique condi- ber will increase substantially good and useful when there is which cannot rise so rapidly as the Continued on p 4 col 3 something individual to express to colleges and universities It is this factor that lends a Crucial Problem bay There had been a pitifully small sense of urgency never before felt to the problems of high- The most crucial nroblem the chorus of thin small voices sing- er education New plans new ideas new information are independent DEAN BLAIR STEWART colleges face is the ing these reminders to the Organ now all considered in relation to a deadline The deadline Year Abroad Requires Mruitmcnt and retention of able parity although the continuation ization Man but the diction was acuities is is not a precise one but it is a real one I One may properly be of inflation means that the task poor or the tune was dull for no skeptical oblivious this of attempts to list such never finished Increased taxes one seems to have been listening Oberlin cannot remain to all activity complex institutions as colleges some increases in tuitions even if it wants to It has two alternatives prepare now Student Responsibility and Education tid outofs- tate stu- Flexible universities in order of merit particularly for and make necessary changes or wait and create make- do By ELLIE BUSICK vhether which No one Well not quite The the attempt is made by dents are the sources from make- shift policies as the problems come The second with MARY SHAW educator come numbers of the chorus have been The Prime Purpose J1 or by a writer for the necessary funds will Ed Note Miss Busick studied at Tne group is choice could mean the end of Oberlin as a first class insti- The privilege of studying at a j Worlds will have to growing although the Greatest Newspa The private colleges the University of London last year for of addi- still not in the majority These tution The first offers the great possibility of leadership foreign university under a sys- Differences in quality cer- exploit every possibility and Miss Shaw was at the Interna- f tainly possi- singing though unsung heroes tem which is so radically different exist and the abilities of the tional funds The major The problems that educators are considering today tional Christian University in Japan i belief from our own and educationally faculty members as teachers and Continued on p 4 col 1 have kept faith with the for them alone They are for students too are not problems Twenty- five seniors studied beneficial as well should be the the theories are completed the tests rough- scored junioryea- After abroad last year 22 are at uni- prime purpose of the rabroad after the IBM machines are quiet it still program is also an ex- System Includes Problems Advantages and interpreted versities overseas now and It the student to state the value of the education cellent opportunity to do inde- remains for numerous sophomores are ap- he receives If the student comes up with the conclusion pendent studies as most foreign plying to study next year at not employ education is lacking then the theory on which it universities do the that his foreign universities American college spoon- feeding must account for his dissatisfaction The students Quarter Plan Enlarges Enrollment is based The College does not have an method that cry out in dissatisfaction over their education are of organized chaperoned junioryeara- There is another aspect of the who comment intelligently and knowing- program situation which many students do CELESTE McCOLLOUGHf little help Those broad Students seem to me who study abroad their third year not realize The position of a uni- per year lowing two conditions ly may provide valuable insights from the perspective of uiarlTnent of Psychology months must talk about credits and versity student is a very privi- hope of an affirmative an of major importance their present experiences Over a year Oberl- The courses with department heads of leged much coveted highly re- ago the question has to be Achievement Standards pre- swer to this It is with these things in mind that the Review is they to garded one overseas and fewer in College faculty in- 1 The college must establish subjects plan take other was pinned on the chance that students special supplement on education and the con- young people can continue vited to clear achievement standards in senting this wise they are completely inde their consider revising the can do for themselves or can learn hall Forums our efforts studies on an advanced level than College now the form of comprehensive exam- current series of dining In we pendent The College leaves travel calendar to interpose to do some of the things done is the case in this country Places With inations or essays to be met by have been greatly aided by many professors and admin- arrangements living arrange quarte- ryear for them by the teacher in a university are at a premium of non- resident throughout every student receiving a BA de- willingness to for and ments and in most instances rfirtilar class meetings istration members Their write talk and are extremely lim- dependent study between gress At present such standard choice of university entirely up to facilities a nine- month session students are to students many times under last minute deadlines indi- ited many cases quarter- on a course basis students the individual This is one of the In nationals of P years of regular clayby- day supervi- exist kept under in a cates a real interest in what students think about educa- few areas in which College countries in which universities are ossion and quizzes re must perform satisfactorily the dnn Aimiments speci- to located are deprived of places A certain number of loosely tion It is our hope that as students we respond this grants the students the independ student body of the present quire them to keep more or less taken by Americans worn fied individual courses If inde- The Editors ence and respect as adults that J could upto- date in their study interest thus be accommodated is any they clamor for Send a total one step at nendent study to have Real Students of six months of regular work can be mastered have Reconsideration Therefore seems just instructor ready meaning however its aims it that Jssion October- December and a time with the course Ed Policy Committee Views Criticisms This year the faculty is recon only those who are going abroad PriWune points and then to be moved out of the an equal group of to explain difficult must know sidering its policy on junior- year as real students rather than as aitional context The student students could enl- lead on to a new unit be he is working toward a cer- abroad Student- Faculty Educa- tourists should be allowed to go lcd to be in during Responsibilities that attendance Two tain level of mastery in certain Studies Advisor Policy tional Policy Committee is cur- Also American undergraduates remaining six independent Group months In a non- resident areas of study and that his mast- rently discussing the program in abroad have such a poor reputa- iUch a plm ob- would Ed Note Mrs Kaplan is chair contains certain study quarter students be demonstrated through order to make recommendations tion for being dilettantes and themselves ery must Student- Faculty Educa- J0Us economies Expansion from have to shoulder for on at man of the problems The Committee wel to the faculty party- goers that we feel nine- 1 performance examinations that month to a twelve- month two major new responsibilities during his college car- tional Policy Committee comes all suggestions and invites Many students on campus are Oberlin has a special obligation WMtion on some time increases costs of start responsibility of keeping By RAY KAPLAN any interested student to attend its to Q the eer Courses then become aids in under the impression that junior send only those students who overhead absence of dayto- considerably less with work in the acquisition of information and If you ask a student what he meetings 715 pm Tuesdays in year- abroad is an opportunity to will counter this trend and repu- 2 re- the por cent while income day pressure and the gen- Y- Lounge a va- hZn required to meet the of the Colleges adviser sys- have a ball in Europe and tation student working out some skills thinks tuition is doubled sponsibility of eral standards Resident and non- tem he might well answer with Responsibilities cation from studies Unfortunate We suggest in order to strength- lt0 Acuity recourse to the J1 salary increases difficulties without resident study together take their something like We had a good ft seems important to first of all ly some students who actually en the educational aspects of the uiriTy Raincd by the change instructors help place in a broad study program time at his house freshman year decide what the responsibilities of take their junior year at a foreign program that the Educational enough to argue that Mai wan to attract and It is not aiming at achievement of the ne- or He is very nice I have heard an academic adviser should be Is university also believe this There Policy Committee recommend that ought to be able to do Quality uliilts oi the highest students cessary proficiency that one person at least has said he to do any more than approve a are also those who feel that the the faculty standardize and speci- themselves that these things for Oh he is so subbable or I schedule a student wishes to take year abroad is primarily of cultur fy its requirements of junioryear- any younger Reorganize Courses they cannot learn teaching of courses wish someone had forced me to making sure of course that re- al value and that students should abroad students Students he numh given in- 2 The fcmo practical proD and that they should be now I need quirements are accounted for receive 30 hours of credit for soak- often do not know what is ex- ns i i must be reorganized on the basis take math it ini SUCn a dependence in order to learn how help stu ing up Old World Culture The pected of them or only in a very 4U2ht revlilon of clear discriminations between Judging by these and similar Should he actually the t0 be underestimated to be independent What if the college years which cultural aspects are of course im- vague way and consequently What T those means by which the student comments it is exceedingly hard dent plan his are ld conce us most flounders so badly during portant But academic credit hours Wim student can learn without the teachers to evaluate the present program would involve consideration of the misdirected in what they do or ls whtthcr Oberlin can the independent quarter that he hopes are not awarded on the basis else do not do enough to merit 30 eontinnue help and those things which the The Student- Faculty Educational students possible vocational to 0Ter good secure a good foundation of interesting experiences hours of k education as fails to teacher alone can supply inese Policy Committee is devoting most and life views What are his ie and credit 0fTors or better for his later work I am convinced to amount of culture acquired Junioryear- Problems of Credit ttrno H if thc decisions differ somewhat from of its time this semester to a dis sponsibilities if a student comes whicn non- resident plan can abroad can should Then d latTf facuIty library that the subject to subject In psychology cussion of the system Because we him with non- academic problems be when they return the oratory or better results tt facilities are avail- produce equal teacher is needed to clarify the have not answered the questions What about the adviser Can he and often is an academic educa- professors often do not want to any one conditions are ad- the tied student is short only if other Continued on Page 6 involved I will merely pose the Continued on p 4 col 5 tional opportunity Continued on Page 6 nine months to six justed to accord with it The fol THE OBERLIN REVIEW Tt i Page 4 I n T Studies m rups over icu Aid Three Experimental Classes American Education Needs Study Duplication British Student Unique Investigate geology Ed Note Mr Burton is graduate assistant in and geography By LUCILE PEAKE He is an Englishman whatever is expected of BURTON To Offer Democratic Approach classes are achieve gy IAN Experimental them in a course being conducted in experimental Ever since June 18 1874 when Benjamin Disraeli spea- Ed Note Eurstcnberg is the na currently Accordingly each Col- psychology said Upon the education educational quali- to this is ob- departments of the class in mathematics king in the House of Commons of tional vice- chairman of sities do their best to supply tion The solution three given di- the and zoology has two sections In country the fate of this country depends affairs of Students for Democratic people with scholarships they vious the aid should be lege under a grant from the people of this fied section the students auena laissez- Action cannot grant one to rectly to the student allowing him Advancement one has been regarded as a strictly faire mat obviously Fund fcr the throughout the year in the education FURSTENBERG every deserving person to select the institution which he Founda- lectures Tn this wav the unique British educati By MARK of Education Ford sec- UJIgiOrricrri 01 This also resolves the regular manner In the other ILI ill hold the Sources will attend undertake inde- been free to grow on its traditions until its high Educated people Other of aid to denominational tion tion the students system has problem of the periods key to the future of the world There are two other sources of separation of church One of the major purposes pendent work for certain est acnievenieiu m j iniauy institutions to Prof meeting for lec both within this country and r n 11 e e e scholarships corporaie and state since no aid wouia oe experiment according of time without emerged and state aid But tnese collegcs Trieste McCollough of the psy tures Tests given at the end oi in world community In oranK directly t0 the cannot mistake the British meeting oi me Aociarrt Society the throp sources combinea simSSiven chology department who is con- the year will attempt to detect You ac- Mmv Benefits mess is a or to near a uisunguisned visiting spite of this universally t moot Mirrent needs Too experimental differences tnere may oe m student His universal LUUHU ducting one of the any coat piuiuhMji spun on aonie is no one who wouldnt H- with a badge or Effects of Americas are 1 There how best of the students in rk blazer cepted fact half many grants and scholarships of program classes is to determine the achievement of Hypnophysectomy on the I benefitDene from this kind In of arms on his breast pocket This D- talent does not attend col- given on 4he basis of what posi to utilize an instructors time the sections taught by the lecture omestic Hen Lot eges w sec- identification symbol ana person who is en- applicantV1will play on the most colleges the professor spends method and students on the is his lege For every tion the to re heir fc or would lecturing on prevents him from forgetting that Back Pub one of the 2000- odd col- football team or whether he s many hours a week tions given more independence rolled in stop gra He also wems a By now it is approaching 6 pn of America to a member of the DAR or the content of the books that the Experiments he is a student leges and universities lated w be Antioch sack- like ai and time for the pubs to grand- uncle lived are reading as duffle coat a sort of open there is a counterpart who can- whether his lney elsewhere students in his class Similar experiments at Antioch again so Clement fair tied together with clothes and Co will be not attend college due to a lack of Louisiana are ob assignments reveal only neg- 1 nnlnfAl henefits to students College last year along wun a rnuui- tuiu found there for the rest of the In a country which prides it is necessary i r One Result pegs funds J1 and families ligible difference between the a pipe evening drinking playing darts ex- scarf and he smokes ins itself on democracy this is a hor- begin to One possible result of the of in the of college students could achivements students long and untidy and he is and discussing the latest film cat oeor have to provide evi- hair is rible paradox like human beings periment may be lecture and independent sections or girl or brand of beer lrnv0aJ thmiieh colleee live neces- always growing a beard has just Occasio- individual regardless of WUIIVCU do not Every inw Thprp is a Drecedent for tnis dence that students Tn an Enelish Doetrv class there nally they may go to the ori- long struggle and lec- shaved his beard off dogs race creed color or national but it is a hard too The federal sarily need this duplication in to be small differences country it type of program appeared on a scooter or greyhound races or to the the gin shall have the opportunity to in many areas of the 6 tures and reading in order to In He drives about Continued on Page in favor of independent work LIU Uno tri aire At 10 pm the pubs close develop his or her best self to is impossible In rural commu- in a Austin which h a nhilosoohv class on the other vjj so then our friends will buy continue appropriate education up nities where so many fine colleges be wound up at the front with a some hand there appeared differences chips and go drink coffee in a ce- personal point of op- am lnrated student jobs are limit tarting handle His car is black to his or her in favor of the lecture method llar pH more 15 J somewhere before going back timum development So reads the Also working than provided clue but painted with yellow diagonal ac- The results the to Anthonys digs for more preliminary report of the Presi- hours a week interferes with Small Colleges Must stripes and carries the informa- drinks that in some subjects class time do at a Committee of Education quiring a first class education and notice Running in please Lonversain win very dents might be used to best advantage tive low ebb and mutual Beyond the High School is often dangerous to a students pass The student does not have if the professor gave the students about working will be health a driving license and so the law made or Failure To Develop suggestions on how to get the most even De Grow Perish requires him to have two huge politics mignt mentioned One Conclusion Either or of their reading rather than 1955 Council of Eco- out But in the cards tied onto his car bearing the Eventually the British Broad told President There seems to be only one giving his own version of the con nomic Advisors the Continued from Page 3 letter L very large and in red casting Corporation will present we not developing the conclusion federal aid is neces- tent of the reading that are taken into ac together financially and admini- This bears no relation to his sup- the stock market closing report greatest asset the brains sary The cost of financing a tions that must be At present it is too early to Nations ues strativelyif not educationally posed destination but merely in- play God Save the Queen and for this scholarship program has been count One of these conditions judge the results in Oberlin All of our citizens The reason College he is Learning to sign off Reluctantly our friend way at 225 million per year in the fact that Oberlin Out of Isolation sections of the experimental dicates that is that these people have na estimated will take their leave and arrange only a college oi A tO drive college Three- fifths cost of less than two days of embraces not cnmnJ nrnhlem UnidUe classes are however receiving of attending the to meet at 11 next for liberal arts but also two overtly geographical lo and at the end Armed with this description you morning of the nations families received the cold war nhnrlin lies in its suecial attention Such is fed- schools one of the- be recognize him coffee student life in 5000 or less in 1955 Therefore it The major objection to a professional cation Northern Ohio is now of the year faculty members who cannot help but one of music is not Britain seems highly inconceivable that eral scholarship proposal is that ology and ginning to experience an expan have participated in the expen when you see him but that a to What about lectures0 Well 0 any great number of people from federal aid means federal con- Now the educational aims of sinn in industrial activity and pop mental nrouram at Oberlin will enough You must know where its stu- only is lost in course these are not compulsory this group could pay college bills trol This has been the roadblock professional school toward ulation that is expected not meet to compare results with pro look The university the stu- so most students are able to Although the colleges and univer to federal aid to school construc dents are significantly different to continue but to become more fessors from Antioch College and maze of a large city and the and fmm those of a liberal arts college rapid Indeed it is not unlike Carleton College where similar dent might be anywhere unless take full advantage of the educ- toward its students and any at ly that within 15 years the pop experiments have been sponsored vnu understand his habits It is ational opportunities of university tnmnt tn resolve problems ai ulation of Oberlin City and its en- by the Fund just possible that he might be on life Unfortunately some unima- Colleges To Face Problem Oberlin would be at best unreal virons will be doubled With this the campus This is not likely At ginative students still cling to the istic if it did not recognize tnai kind of growth in its surroundings about 11 am when having just old fashioned traditions and ac there are here three parts joined the at once prized and despised Group risen from his lumpy bed he feels tually believe that an education Seeks lec Expansion College in isolation will come to in need of some strong black cof can be obtained by attending Financing Is lose isolation fee and goes to the coffee bar in tures This misguided minority Of w of assistance to the private col- its Non- activities will union Once there he to be seen dashing from lecture to rvntinnpd from Paee 3 leges not the least of which is college social Advisor Polk the students separation of be far more easily accessible to icy will meet his friends and they will ecture in long black gowns and bilities and their potentialities a proposal Many parents qo nui the problem of the the American students and it is not impossible Continued from Page 2 read the Times or the Daily Work sleeping in the library every af- may be reviewed have the necessary credit stand- church and state in governmental that members of the faculty will expected to give a student er since it is still too early in the ternoon They are of course com A major support of the private ing or have other more urgent tradition In time be higher educa- live so far from the campus that work load is the day to talk pletely incapable of intelligent college has always been gifts and claims on their capacity to borrow support for private much time if his they will drive to work at nine conversation they cannot appre for exam- will whether tion may come but it would be un me with or without advisees Intellectual Discussion bequests For Oberlin Manv Darents doubt good num to on it as a soiuuuu and drive home at live leaving Some schools give the advisers an ciate beer and despite ple income from endowment and the educational experience offered wise count 12 noon pubs open and which we are the College behind them until the At the erous attempts by the normal st- gifts for current use has pro- by private college is enough of the problems with ulditional salary from the next day automatically become the stu udents to draw them into the life more than half of the ex- that provided by the currently faced Does a student need an adviser vided better than dents home for the next two of the university community they academic purposes colleges and uni Responsibility To Plan just as much after his first se penditures for tax- supported Quality hours Now the student is awake in re Improve I raised here some prob- as he does before he has stubbornly persist their Giving by corporations and con- versities to justify the difference in have mester conversation begins and soon point I have said lems of the not distant future But a chance to get the grapevine ad actionary behavior sistent annual giving by alumni cost Unless a considerable pro Up to this reaches its highest peak of the sup- need for lm- 1 myself no sure cure for vice Should a student have any With only this degenerate se- are two important sources of portion of the increase in tuition nothing about the have day Clement points out that The in quality of Amer the ills that will beset us It seems help in choosing a major Does ction of the student body to lecture port which have increased greatly is used to provide scholarships Drovement the loeational effects of spatial instru- 1 col- the years aid higher education do noi encouraging that the entire the major adviser have responsi- to it is not surprising that in importance in recent and grantsin- the student ican montalism are not to be construed space here to argue for lege community students fac- bilities like the freshman adviser staff members concentrate mainly Grants by foundations have also body will come to consist largely have the as symbolism fctishistic Eustace le- series of welltodo- fam my conviction that great as our ulty administration alumni and How should advisers be select- on their research and regard been important The of the children of adds that he has observed that present achievements are they friends are even now express- ed By sections in the dorm By ctures as necessary evils when it is grants by the Ford Foundation ilies Tutions will undoubtedly in ecological rationalism accepts which Oberlin College re present rnulrl he verv much greater I be ing their concerns for the future possible major for the incoming their duty to throw artificial pearls under crease considerably above contractualism which is clearly in- educational be lieve that one means of improve in the gathering of information freshman In no systematic way before real swine ceived 1487500 for levels and these increases will adequate for the explanation of most significant grants ment is to put more responsibility and the exchanging of ideas for Would it be advisable to let a stu- Clearly Disraelis words have purposes is the accompanied by increased loeational processes in support for the educational process on the plans of action Such activity is an dent choose his own adviser after concrete stimulated the British universities action by a foundation to students who cannot afford the which Anthony cautions that of regular educational pro While these in student This is my reason for ad essential first steD if the future is the freshman year and keep the into the establishment of a unique the higher tuitions nevertheless it cannot be cate- sram of Drivate colleges Unless possible sub- vocating serious consideration of to be turned to our advantage For same person for the remaining system the only virtue of which is creases will make gorically dismissed as a method- of giving in the the non- resident quarter propos- regardless of what action is in fact years regardless of his major it works The essential ethos all types private stantial increases in salaries ological position that crease far beyond present pros amounts available even when al It is suggested as a means by taken even if that action is di Should interested seniors have any of the system was unwittingly pects however they will not pro suDDlemented by additional cor which Oberlin can make a con- rected to resisting any changes I part in advising At 2 pm the pub closes and foreshadowed by Housemans vide colleges with the income porate and individual giving will tribution to the education of more am sure that Oberlin tomorrow These then are some of the enlightened by their conversation well- known couplet needed not in my judgment be sufficient students can obtain income for will be different from Oberiin to problems The system in Oberlin and uplifted by the beer the stu- And malt does more than Milton Increased Tuition increased salaries and can pro- day It is our responsibility to see varies widely from adviser to ad dents depart to take their after- can Scholarships Another possible source is in- Government vide its students with a more chal- that tomorrows Oberlin will serve viser Perhans we have a fine noon nans Needless to sav thev To justify Gods ways to man creased tuition income There are Another possibility is that state lenging and mature educational its world at least as well as to program here but hopefully we are awake again by 4 pm to drink If that isnt the true purpose of undoubtedly many students in governments and the Federal gov experience days Oberlin serves the present can improve it some tea before going to the committee tducation what is private colleges whose families ernment might provide scholar could fully afford to pay the full ships for students at private col cost of their instruction Dever- leges It is also conceivable that eux C Josephs Chairman of the State governments instead of orally Presidents Committee on Educa building more and bigger state op- Wicenroy gjihes you tion Beyond High School has stat erated educational institutions Ok A 5v j n n imwii ed that a college education is might contract out part of the edu- Oi worth at least 100000 and has cational process by paying the urged parents to borrow the ne whole cost of instruction at priv- QIOOO FOOTER TRjftPS cessary funds to acquire such an ate colleges minus the tution rate asset for their offspring This charged at the state school thus suggestion accompanied a propos permitting the private college to al that colleges charge Uitions charge the same tuition rate as equal to full cost of instruc that charge at the State univer- the j tion There are a number of ob siy There are many difficulties stacles to the realization of such in achieving either of these types n

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punning Ahead 16- 11 iirritu Hnun nn vnur rn1inHnr thn fM- mrlin Local Runners Defeat Akron 45 Ja Mi7itr football eame Nov 16 Yps I know Gridders To Meet Tomm I IlSTRAMUllALS at t make a football team but from what saw happen roan aoi Travel for Meet Ohio Wesleyan one t heard happenej tne year before last this at astynriiom doesnt hold true at Wooster By LEON LEWIS football game a reasons Wooster number of local football Denison Tomorrow By BOB FITCH Soundly smashing Akron 16- 45 the Yeoman harriers i n npr run l nc nnnrt inaith othinik iit hik nisi fn is it The Bears of Tenney House ran through their final dual meet in preparation for tomor- Well wnne i naa my Dinocuiars locused on Tomorrow a ninille afternoon the Oberlin eleven will seek their Clinched at least tie for the of the Ohio Conference rot betttr Tom rjingle went out and tallied six touch Thursday League championship rows fortieth running classic Led by second straight victory in yrjiui was 59- 0 the Parents Day game against Den- Bob Services fourth consecutive triumph the team came close the final score wu when they trimmed 2nd South though Justice has graduated football players ison University They will 28- 6 to having of its scorers 23 Th year even have their work cut out for them Barrows and then whipped all under minutes for the first time v the 2- 0 in two consecutive tell me tnai v however for the Big Red from Granville has been impressive DPs this season missing by just six seconds With the weather 6ain If he is Ill be mighty surprised So this year games cool and dry perfect cross- country conditions Service record- boy who haS scored more against us in winning six out of seven games this year Bar- r using in 011 tnu Pints In the first encounter the am ed his fastest time of the year on GG than weve scored against Wooster in the last This is rows men who went into the 1 years the twenty- ninth game in the Oberlin- st two Denison the home course as he ran a swift Ken Sharp of Muskingum Bill combined 42 ine trip to woosier win oe wonnwnne 11 game with an unblemished rec- x years series which dates back to 1911 Big 18- 7 2136 of Dingle The Red holds an ord countered first on a 15- yard Lawrence the Bishops Dave Tom By iW ihines also mieht add to the sDcctators eniov mnrfin nvnr thn Vnnmnn liMtVi aerial from Walt Johnson to end the end of the first mile the Sternisha of Otterbein Craig Tay- But twi hr Kinseymen had built up a 17- 43 lor of Wooster and Art Slate of First of all the spectator might see a fairly three games ending in a tie The The Denison line is big and ex- Dave Jones Sparked by the nt down ai jackof- 14- lead with only Ken Kemp and Capital Slate Capitals all ill season tven iiiuukii newspapers anu sia last Oberlin victory was a 13 perienced with four seniors and a running and passing of Jack rniilist tins Clinton of C0s4 hi nlavina Bootl ball so far in 57 thp thriller in 1952 Last year the Big junior the Williams Tenney Lee Akron running in trades who scored in the confer- say been in starting lineup Their struck back iuLars mat front of any of the Yeoman scor- ence spring may ntri il f w chin tho QffirrlinrH Vinvintj lnt- t Red triumphed 34- 7 getting hurdles last wmu thn mi 6 after defensive record is very good and with two touchdowns in each Scots have been ers Kemp held on to his fifth prove to be a dangerous dark- oft to a great start in the first half has not allowed more than 17 half Williams flipped five yards a row iul position for the remainder of the horse In addition to the schools has one of the finest marching bands this re Tomorrows game is especially points in a single game Denisons to quarterback Don Webster to emmdlv Wooster race but Lee after gamely fight- already mentioned Hiram College privileged to see I dont know anything aboui important for Denison which at biggest weakness appears to be tie the game at 6- 6 and then has ever been ing with Munro Meyersburg for Akron University and possibly as furnishing football the moment is tied pass defense which indicates that added six more points on a 30 ality ol their music but as far atmosphere for second with two miles the Yeomen might rely yard touchdown run dropped back and took Denison University will be com- tietlihi Woo- ter aggregation is tops The Scots have the sharpest Heidelberg and Otterbein half a strongly on IOCS e seventh place f Vvinrl an In second peting for the team trophy This or u ytil- game behind pacesetting Witten- aerial attack the half Williams hit I informs and piay uli mha sufaocIi lon With this victory the Crimson is the first year the Big Red have gameiuani6 berg An Oberlin victory would The Yeomen are again in good Webster with another scoring l1 at a Yeoman football stridors finish their a par- physical shape with only Ray Kill- heave increasing their margin to schedule with produced team and their reasons given above come to Wooster on dump thorn from contention and 7- I So for any of the three a 3 dual meet record having ticipation in the meet at Delaware cost a en and Dave Fitgerald still on the 21- 6 Bear end Ed Sundt gathered lNu kidding I guarantee that youll enjoy yourself immensely them share of the league f he lCta- won their last five consecutive is in doubt crown casualty list All that is needed is in the last of Williams three 1 races Since the loss to Ohio Wes- The Yeomen and the Big Red a repeat performance of the touchdown passes to make the The Oberlin line- up will prob- f Afternoon leyan the runners have won all of ALW oddly enough have not phyed a Earlham game for the Oberlin final score 28- 6 ably be comprised of the men who i jhe highest point score made by a major college team so far this their meets easily and appear to in first places common opponent this year Den- fans In their second game of the finished the seven jS Iowa having tallied the ten touchdowns and ten be in fine condition for the com- t 70 points isons only loss came at the hands Denison Starting Lineup afternoon Tenney blitzed the against Akron on Wednesday This points against Utah Slate This weeks Crimson foe Denison ing conference and AU- Ohio aggregation will be led by Co- txtra of Heidelberg when the Princes Left End John Burchard Displaced Persons 20- 0 Jack if 71 week against Ohio Northern I am afraid that Oberlin meets captains Lyons Serv- scored last Dave Dowe kicked a field goal Williams intercepted a toss from Service and parents are in for a long afternoon tomorrow Jim Travis The Crimsonclads are not given ice being runner- to Vudents and with only five seconds remaining the up Gut- Left Tackle Frank Ambrosie DP quarterback Bill Spoeri and up- de- i i iynt like to be pessimistic but this week Denison over much chance of setting the knecht last year and the only man in the game In their last two con- Left Guard Ed Starnichak ran it back 40 yards for a score Oberlin by least four to five touchdowns fending champs the Bishops of in the conference ever to defeat at tests Denison has amassed 124 The Bears got another touch- Center Dave Tanski Ohio Wesleyan in the Conference him doing this in last years points rolling over Capital 53- 7 Right Guard Dick Holt down on Chuck Fingelds six i to have been run in last Fridays Review but be- meet at Delaware Thus far this Oberlin- Ohio Wesleyan dual This ad was and Ohio Northern 71- 0 Wil- meet Right Tackle George Hill yard jaunt around left end is 18 of copy lit in 17 inches of space it had to be year Wesleyan undefeated in Lee Lamborn finally seems to be cause inches cant Denison uses a split- T offense liams after completing aerials Right End George Brown conference competition and took in shape after a slow condition- omitted at the last minute and is basically a running team to ends Ed Sundt and Mai Per- Quarterback Bob Jones Oberlin 22- 35 on homecoming ing process through the year Wanted In fact they used only three Bob Rinehart lick scooted up the middle to employment must have help immediately One boy day Of course the Yeomen were Lamborn who finished eighth in Seasonal passes in beating Wooster earlier Left Half Marv Smith run the final score to 20- 0 ages of 17 and 22 to place a small leather ball between not nearly in as good condition the Conference run last year letwecn the in the season Right Half Darwin Zahn The Theologs overcame 2nd position then as they are now but there is could be a great help to the Crim- vo goal posts on the athletic field Good starting Contact They have a top- flight back- East Burton 18- 12 in a hard Fullback Walt Wolfe slim chance that they will be able son cause if he is in shape to XliU Stevenson at Warner Gymnasium field featuring two hard- running fought Tuesday upperclass league to overcome the depth and all- i game duplicate last years performance halfbacks Marv Smith and Dar- The victory was the fourth around excellence of the utrong Merchants Take Note JV BOOTERS win Zahn Smith in his first six TO straight for the Theologs who Bishop squad HOW THEY RAN i In losing to Bay Village 13- 0 last Friday night Oberlin High games averaged over 100 yards a Scoring all goals in the now pace the circuit Burton man their Ohio Wesleyan is led by Confer- Bob Service O 21365 lost the chance to take sole possession of the 1957 Southwest Conference contest and eight touch- half of Ron Jacobs interception Theo- tallied second play the Oberlin in ence champion John Gutknecht Dave Lyons O 22078 football Championship They now share the crown with Bay and downs His running mate Zahn is soccer squad log territory set up first JV defeated Akron Burtons who is favored to repeat easily Jim Wolfe O 22225 I North Olmsted What this corner would like to know is what happened a track speedster and also on Wednesday 3- 1 score which came on a five yard ranks Art White Gutknecht ran a 2019 on the Leroy Lamborn O 22290 to the backing of the towns merchants last Friday among the top seven ground gain- two goals locals toss from John Adams to Niel scored for the and Oberlin course in their last meet Ken Kemp A 22400 s It seemed to me that they generated more spirit for the North ers in the Ohio Conference tally Goode Bill Webster added the other and this time has been surpassed Munro Meyersburg O 22440 Olmsted game weeks ago they generated for the Bay cont- Big Lou Degtazia Theolog quar- three than In addition the Red has The Yeomen completely outshot only by the great John Miller Clinon Lee A 22520 I am saying that was responsible for thi High Schools four good fullbacks the best of Zips 41- 8 did not terback passed 10 yards to Jim est not this the but still course record holder He has been Dave Fisher O 22550 i Joss Ellington is a 185- scoring Lawson for 10 yards to as cerainly spirit cant bring such men as tackle Ed whom pound workhorse break the ice until five knot the timed in an incredible 2008 on the Leon Lewis O 23065 cut of a sick is it the over Walt Wolfe two quarter- remained in the third score at 6- 6 Burton broke the bed But not true that perhaps merchants Their minutes Bishops own 43 mile road course Howie Fullerton O 23160 tie on another Adams- confidence might have spread to the players Please next year merch backs Jones and Rinehart are fine quarter The defensive play of the Goode and no one is given much of a Byron Sturm A 23250 ans if is ball handlers operate local booters was particularly out- pass this one good for 40 yards you only can get hep over one game make sure it the most and the chance to beat him John Grigg O 23280 split- smoothly The Theologs tied score important one T standing the Other men who ought to be Dick Middleton O again Degrazla 23590 when found fighting for the top places in the Jim Brueggeman A 24110 Lawson in the zone end for the meet include Service and Lyons Bob Zimmerman A 24190 second time Degrazia put the of Oberlin Lyons ran the fastest Cecil Smith A 25420 Theologs to stay on 10 l 1 ahead a time of his career against Akron Bob Gill A 25420 vl t yard touchdown run K St tj f CONFERENCE FOOTBALL Tm in a business Team W L T Yeomen Booters Travel Wittenberg 5 1 0 A H l Denison 4 1 0 Heidelberg 4 1 0 To nobody dreamed of Otterbein 4 1 0 Columbus for Game Akron 4 1 1 Coach Cliff Stevensons soccermen invade Capital 3 1 1 Columbus Ohio Wesleyan 3 2 0 Ohio tomorrow to battle the Buckeyes of Ohio State Universi- three years ago Muskingum 3 3 0 ty Currently riding on top of the Big Ten football stand- Kenyon 1 2 0 ings Ohio State has not duplicated their gridiron success on Mt Union 2 5 0 the soccer field winning only one of six contests Hiram 1 4 0 In a 1 The only comparison that can be made between the two company that develops new ideas by I 1 Ill i Marietta 1 4 0 r P basis of tlie 30y- Wooster 1 5 0 teams is on the their one similar opponent Ohio tliouaiils says earold William K Oberlin 0 4 0 Wesleyan Buckeyes edged Cordier The manager of Ceneral Llertrics Man- 1 3- t M r I J the Bishops 2 while the Yeo- Morale High Made 4- 1 Diamond pilot plant a young mans if men trounced them In oth- This week in practice with er contests State has fallen to team high despite un- career progress need not be limited by bis Here Goes morale an Pittsburgh Michigan State and usually dismal record Stevenson by close margins particular field In my five years with Gen- Nothing Akron worked the squad on passing fast h shooting eral Electric Ive gained valuable experience V t breaks and Ah Michigan State over Notre Dame WAA The soccermen are generally in n several different Georgia fields and each assign- Tennessee over Tech The WAA Fall sports season good physical shape Webb Van V 1 over SMU iint has helped J 1 74 i v Texas AM composed of Archery Hockey Winkle fullback is on the ailing me to move ahead Right 1 VC v Michigan J V over Illinois Soccer Tennis and Crane Capers list with the flu and it is not now I have V 7 V XJ an I the f Princeton over Harvard exciting job run worlds is drawing to a close known whether or not he will be first J Mississippi State over Auburn to diamond- making plant a business no- 3 h f jr Archery under the advisorship able make the Columbus trip 1 cvV 1 Army over Utah i 4 v of Mrs Domonkos and manager- boJy dreamed of three ago f i i ir Iowa over Minnesota Oberlin Starting Lineup years t ship of Joyce Martin has had a NC State over William Mary Left Wing McKnight tassel tournament a shoot Oregon over Washington clout Left Inside Whitely Diamond Making a Reality and an exhibition by Nancy Navy over Duke Center Forward DeSmit 3 m 1 Tre i i h Ohio State over Purdue Breneman from Ohio State Right job Kill Cordier holds is an important v Inside Lowenstein y I Akron over Mount Union Crane Capers has finished its Right Wing e i v Karter created because General Electric has Muskingum over Marietta tournament with Harkness House Left Half Norman tbe 1 Wittenberg over Ohio Wesleyan the victor scientific and technical resources needed H tf f i v i v1 Center Half Day Last Week 12 right 1 wrong 2 The season will be climaxed by Right Half Coutts to seek out new knowledge and swiftly trans- y- V ties Percentage 923 Wow a banquet for WAA members and Left Forward Lindfors Season 70 right 30 wrong 5 ae it into products that people want and flit ties Freshmen this Tuesday evening at Right Forward McDade Percentage 700 Dascomb Goal Vinocur necd In 1935 the company announced a mijor scientific breakthrough the product- Brand new unabridged over half a million entries ion of real diampnds in the laboratory To- y little more than two years later General The Supreme Authority WEBSTERS Metric is making and selling quantities of U1se diamonds for civilian and defense use NEW INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARIES V

i i Hi 1- vri3 Achieving Three- Way Progress I t in hi in ii i iHm iiMMiiiiiJiilnft n vi i ii ir regularly 3950 T WILLIAM K CORDIER received Ins BS V General v on and v s Elcctrics ability to take i in Mnchanical Engineering from ARE AVAILABLE jlve Pnnliie University 1949 He joined for M95 big problems in and devel- l r research General Eloctnca Metallurgical pment as well as every phase of production Products Ueparlraent in 1952 Lll j Perfect bindings thumb indexed fhe Words are All There but tch tch a constantly creating challenging new op- a few of the pages were cut a little too large portunities for the 29000 college graduates le Company As a i t we see it by providing Yes Ill give a good home to ono rejected Merriam- Webster ealtliy Q climate for a young mans selfde- vel0Pient unabridged dictionary in whatever area he may choose Q Please show me fhe Utile darling NO OBLIGATION of course e encourage not only his own progress but lat Your Name tre company and the nation as well Address Educational Relations Electric General j Mail to Avvy Laverne Tran Hall 285 E College St Oberlin Ohio j Company Schenectady 5 New York Friday November REVIEW 8 Page 6 THE OBERLIN Womens Board Hears PropS After College Arnold Has Trouble Revision Committee Reports For contact the further information By BARBARA SMITH Bureau of Appointments r LssJ J c Rnnrrl vesterdav dispussprl thn u Trains 14 LJn Tlm- wj j j vi v uuusg jj On Satellite STANDARD OIL ings to be conducted in the womens dormitories A representative from Standard next iv i By MARK ARNOLD Marilyn maii s ui uaugi- a m uie props Oil Company of Ohio will inter- vf y upi ou6bvtu s I was standing pressed in a corner on a train from Kra view seniors for permanent job tern and a progress report from Anne Mooney nn the rf f3v v cow to Stalinograd Poland Like most Polish trains this on Tuesday Positions are open fo visions cuiiuiuin- c o iujju jtoiii ui jwvernment one was overcrowded People were crammed into every nock men and women majoring in Rnnrd members will lead a questiona- nHn chemistry mathematics physics vyj and cranny in the passage way between the cars in the toilets sion in caui iiuuugn Thurr and for men majoring in businesi IV uuuj U1U to UH fiinnltvs even in the baggage racks As the train screeched a halt arts in HI WHICH UpiillUUO itv administration and liberal legislature and of 30 bodies against me The conductor jobs also relationship to the I felt the pressure general Summer are of suddenly filled a chemistry judicial committee the function Quarter Plan WoulrJ vpIW Katowice all off and I was with available for junior legislative majors the dorm reps to the sickening feeling board and alternative methods of Enlarge 40 Zlotys Not Enough BUSINESS representa- Enrollment According to my map we should Dudley Meek director of the assuring equal class V Continued my j The Board from Page 3 be in Stalinograd and I was Reluctantly I parted with Harvard- Radciffe Program in tion will be called for wrong 40 zlotys not very these meetings cone epts and methods cmDW afraid I had gotten on the last Thats Business Admnistration will in- feels that through studying behavior objectively train I tried to step aside to per- much he said as he took it from terview senior women interested they will get a clearer idea of the mit the impatient crowd to get off me Ill report you I threat- womens thinking on these topics in the program Tuesday It is a and theoretical there was nowhere to step to ened my temper rising by de- Kaimomli violinist left and Prof Emil Dan- work it is j but one year course combining study Prof Matthew Irops Systems tn knnvu nn tu rn he Beethov- ant Ultt Salinograd grees To whom countered hejob will present the first of three recitals of the discus- Ms k No Stalin No and ont- experience enberg pianist Continuing last weeks fmtt Kmrt V laughing tonight vilo oc urai established as I was the only person left in SECURITY AGENCY en Sonata Cycle at 830 sion of alternatives to the props Better give him more advised udmewuiK me siuaent can wc bedraggled ker- di- system Marilyn Marc said her the car when an old Polish woman next to me National Security Agency a out much of the important committee feels that there is too ma chiefed women entered to clean vision of the Defense Department 111 What about you I asked maun inrough read1 of beer and much inconsistency in enforce- up the refuse bread too acting as part of the US intelli- Notes he may also be allowed to Youve reserved a seat I Program She empha- work salami I spied a conductor and gence system will give its qualifi- Letters ment of present rules sunm have no more money she said lestarcn oi Ins own desic my Polish that I 7 Applica- sized that new rules will apply stuttered in best What can I do Besides Im used cation test here Dec Lyons Condemns Article was going to Stalinograd not tions are due before Thanksgiving ORGAN RECITAL to upperclassmen as well as to to standing all night during the independent quane A smile came over his and are available in Bureau of Ability Grigg Fountain organ freshmen But although there will Katowice Uttering a curse under my the Cites Services Prof VMUzzMi oi a luw importjr face as he said This was Stalin- Appointments Applicants must be Concert Series recital 8 be definite penalities for late min- breath I shoved my last pack of To the Editor Resident questions in expanded detail ograd now no more Stalin no native born citizens and may have Tuesday Warner Concert utes warning systems for noise dm American cigarettes in the face of Dear Sirs pm nig me nnai quarter can Now any and and Fugue in during quiet hours will be left to deer Stalinograd Katowice the conductor and said This is almost major I regret that Mr Lewis Hall Bach Fantasia the students information my suitcases I breathed in C Ma- the discretion of each house coun- and i Grabbing for the old lady and myself we SECRETARIAL SCHOOL Mr Greenfield ever printed their G Minor Trio Sonata lr1 him tn U E- tvrf nun iu uuxive now a sigh of relief Katharine G i b b s secretarial statement concerning the relative jor Prelude and Fugue in flat cil ti will have a compartment He ll ciiil- o psycnoiogin goes abot Twenty- hours later I was school offers scholarships to country co- works by Robert Rules Concerning Men four bowed politely and continued on two merits of the cross Major three ine analysis oi against a wall in a preludes Members also brought up the behavior again pressed his way The lady was beside her- senior women covering tuition captains for leadership of the Schumann three chorale A Net Improvement train this time leaving Poland plus 500 For full information squad In the first place cross by Friedrich Hart need for definite rules concerning self with gratitude Such conditions would mak bound for Prague Czechoslovakia see the Bureau of Appointments not a of leader- men in the freshman girls dormi- Dreams of Prague country is matter STUDENT QUARTET at least to I during no- calling reasonable expect tir I was infuriated Conductor ship so much as a matter of team A student string quartet will tories hours Entering the compartment I de- siuuenis couiu work response yelled to the fat uniformed man work Secondly any runner with dinner The Board then voted to accept U present a program after IUI1I- 1H1VIS J tected a strong smell of beer The uj uunng a non- res who was pushing people out of his the natural speed and ability of Baldwin The quartet Miss Marcs report on revision of U1 occupants Sunday in cent quarter The German way as he collected tickets I four gave us a shifty Bob is because of his su- the penalty system with the pro- ut Tiger Review Service members are Margaret Johnson versuy nas Deen have reserved a seat on this car glance and continued drinking ability as much a vision that a definite statement operating for perior running and David Zinman violin Cuolyn long six- So singing and joking Finally one of Continued from Page 2 time on a month fvo- sj Too bad he answered did leader as is found in cross coun- Arnold and Lary Howard viola concerning rules for men illegally people who are them said We are Czechs and was that she might have been the mester calendar with the expeel a lot of other try In the third place Ive never The group will play Mozarts in womens dormitories be includ- corridors But we are drunk Im American object of so much adoration This tion that students will study indf standing in the noticed either Dive or Wally out in E- fiat Major ed was perhaps intended as a para- String Quartet pendently during the two long there are empty seats in some of and Im not drunk I answered for cross country Its interesting After the Revision Committees re dox by the director but it hardly cesses oi eacn year Other expen the compartments and I demand forcing a smile An hour later I that in spite of this fact they are so progress report on proposed plans fit as such with the general tone ences as 1936 that I be allowed to enter I pro- was asleep dreaming of ugly con- to who is a for reorganization such Antiochs in Ma- well qualified judge of election and of the performance Andrew indicate that students can maste tested Money he said in a voice ductors and the beautiful city of leader in the sport Looking at American Education resignation procedures the Board guire as her pathetic lover Paris the same amount of that intimated that I would have Prague that I would see in the Wednesdays results should con- discussed the problems connected materi morning while appropriately asinine was through reading as through lec to bribe him to find a place vince all that Service was his us- Needs Federal Aid with the proposal to have no spe- so stiff that it would not have ture and class assignment whe ual uninspiring self Would that I 4 cific class been surprising if he had toppled Continued from Page representation were uninspiring in the same way reading periods extend throw backward on his head government has always played a Lyons half or more of the normal cours Dave role in to education In 1785 The long second act scene be aid period Learning con Sees Need Cross Country co- captain under such Prof Mattos tween Hector Ulysses public lands were set aside for and failed Flinn Gives Causes ditions can be at least as good J to come partly due to school- building In 1862 the fed- alive the Greenfield Lewis Reply learning in the traditional Amer partly to eral government gave assistance to weightlessness of Hector For Ikes Disfavor ican nine- month session and Educational Flexibility Lewis Column state schools In 1917 Congress For the lack of development in Defend Original may mean a net iirprovemer Perrys rendering of Ulysses Mr To the gave money to the states for de- Continued from Page 1 nnHnnorl frnm Paee 3 Editor through decreased dependerc Perry gave to Ulysses much of the Despite the brevity of Mr Ly- velopment of vocational arts and mcnted that one of our major upon daily guidance to intimates Akademie fur known primarily at the rejuvenation of austerity which he deserves and ons we find numerous dis- the highly successful GI Bills had problems is competition and jeal- Darstellendekunst letter Musik und the present plant no new build- his voice was commendable Yet putable points To begin with we a tremendous impact on higher ousy between the branches of the to maintain an equality with tt music students will Oberlins ings as such are contemplated in one had the feeling that his work feel that efficient team work is education armed forces This inter- service Soviet Union and thus prever spend junior year abroad in their connection with the Salzburg plan on the role had just begun With- dependent upon good leadership Need for Scholarships rivalry is no longer valuable warfare but he declared If ft Salzburg not as a playful lark At the same time the Conserv- in the scene Ulysses changes from which does not necessarily arise The need for federal scholar when they start keeping military difference becomes too great the as part of a planned curric- atory but will have room within its a bold harbinger of war into a sad from sheer speed ships is well- recognized in Con secrets from each other he point- may be a danger of war He add ulum integrated and extended present facilities for approximate- troubled man who longs for a re- Mr Lyons third point is ridic- gress where 14 bills were intro- ed out and added that insofar as ed It is obvious that at preset making a sandwich that is educa- ly one hundred additional stu- turn to his wife The depth and ulous and merits no rebuttal duced in 1957 Many of these bills the Secretary of Defense is re- Russia does not want war tionally nutritious a like dents number to the group scope necessary to convey this Wally Greenfield presented excellent methods for sponsible to the President Eisen- In conclusion Professor Flit Course in Salzburg each year Core It involves transition were absent Dave Lewis granting scholarships and the bill hower is at fault pointed out that the public di- as it now pre- no foreseen addition to The curriculum faculty no Several minor characters pro- of Senators Morse and Clark was Professor Flinn did not seem to sapproval of the President is a ccc to the incoming stu minor item in the horrifying pros sents iUelf vided the saving graces of the pro- widely discussed in student cir- think that the disparity in the sequence oi tasenhowers policx simple in print and thrill pect of the teacher shortage dent is duction Gordon Stewart as the verseas Studi es cles arms race was important at pres- and may possibly be attrihuta in operation The There will be an additional income o ingly involved Mathematician worked with ob- Criteria for Nerd ent Our policy is he commented to an unvigorous administration will go into the Core from students simply because freshman vious relish that resulted in a Need Independence An effective program would in- course in effect since the fall of there will be more students Al- 1 pleasing performance Harry Rol- clude distribution on the basis of a course aimed at build- though some equip- Continued from Page 3 of 1934 investment in nick as Demekos had difficulties need and merit without regard to foundation in music ment must be made to prevent from ing a strong 1 meet with stiffness in the first act but them graduating and race color or creed The criter- in achieving a American student needs in Aus- grant for fundamentals finally succeeded admirably in credit insufficient work ion for need would be the sum individual worth with tria this investment is a compara- Also some professors present measure of in bringing the comic picture of at of tuition and subsistence minus field in establishing tive drop in the bucket as com- require a high stu- m the chosen the poet to life Sieg Schoenbohm standard of the students financial resources a counseling and selec pared to a program dents and tell ex- basis lor expanding was appealing as the virginly them what is Funds would be given directly to professional music The domestic facilities And some pected of them they go tivity in Troilus before the student upon his acceptance Core course is composed oi wnere in small print there is more while other professors make few In addition it should be noted by an accredited institution of his esDecially designed work in ihe than a tenuous idea that present or no demands and give al- that both Brenda Moscarella as credit choice No restrictions would be ory music literature applied faculty salaries can be increased most for the asking Andromache and Julie Curtis as made on the choice of curriculum study and for the early resolu- due to additional income in- Many junioryear- abroad Hecuba were competent perform- Oberlin or field in which a recipient might of state educational require- creased enrollment and tion increased ing with taste and sensitivity as students regard it as an study ments The student will enter his stimulus to everyone concerned educational experience make far as their roles allowed It is and A plan of this nature would be sophomore year with a designated the most of the academic oppor- A New Answer unfortunate that they should be the greatest boon in the history of major and a clearer plan for his tunities but there is a substantial There is in this no blanket pro- exceptions The characters whose American education For the first future training The third year is minority which pays very little posal for all others to play a par- responsibility it was to lift and time all qualified people would be the Mozarteum year the water attention to this prime purpose of rot and monkey game It will be carry Tiger were not capable able to attend college with a mini- music being sung by the schoen- the year abroad We feel the at worst worth the trouble and it As a result the essence of a well- that mum of financial worry sten bauen Donau instead of Lake program should be rectified will demonstrate a possibility of written play remains somewhere in Erie The student returns to Ober- order to eradicate misuse of a approach a new answer for a between the covers of a book this lin for his senior year and his de- wonderful opportunity question possibly yet to be asked attempt having failed to unearth gree Campaign With its successful past in train- it A Wiser Graduate ing and musical experience Ober- Though occasionally a source of Continued from Page 1 He will hopefully leave the Classified Folks come the lin is not erecting a house flash- hazardous footing the set funny thats all One junior said from all over to save at Conservatory wiser in what he of was cards and audio- visual aids The properly austere the lighting was Mr Sellers would call it dramat- knows happier in what he has FOR SALE BSA Road Rocket Core course will be strength- adequate and the musical score ic irony because it doesnt mean and most significantly 18 mo old all new electrical sys- done ened Selectivity becoming wider was at times very effective These anything Obeilin fresher by the exhilarting experi- tem perfect condition Contact SaBzb and more careful will become a embellishments helped but could As the race came to a close yes- ence his undergraduate life has Don Fogelsanger at Barrows lGpl genuine selectivity for both teach- not save the salvation of a play terday the posters still remained been Underlining its moves by er and student lies in the direction and interpre- ANNUAL LIBRARY USED in Dascomb May Baldwin Tal- and good works the Con- faith The Oberlin kind of profession- tation of its major characters BOOK SALE in the open shelf cott Noah and Wilder servatory did the extraordinary and Select cosoobooccccoocobooooogooooooooocosocccoccoco al education is one answer to the ideas and here the present Tig- room on Wed Nov 13 beginning Hecht If elected by abolishing all degrees save for Ill work many problems facing American er falls far short of the mark at 830 am Bargains 10 cents up Spice It With Pepper the Bachelor Music with a desig- What education Oberlins plan is dar- 16p2 will you do do do Vote nated major this in a special- for Sally ing and it has given tangibility ARCHAEOLOGICAL LECTURE HELP WANTED Student with Helmick and What do you ized degree- happy academic 8- to vagueness It has put long- Dr Lawrence car to deliver 10 hours each mean will you school also eliminated a Richardson will what do do do PurtmtSm stop at world The speak weekend missing spotlight on the on The Identification Contact John L Taylor Vote for Dick SecretaryT- its graduate program feeling its creative of Goodman student It is more to Pompeian Wall Painters 228 N Professor St Phone 5- 0321 reasurer was best directed to the the present under work point a hopeful sign the auspices of the undergraduate We cannot Oberlin Arch- present posterity with nothing aeological Society at 8 pm is a note of the fairy tale but Thurs- There inconclusions day in the GMnBUNf The Allen Art Building in all of this a note that is part questions raised by our age demand an- Auditorium Dr Richardson for snack after the of a long- lost chord The whole is a swers and solutions from out of Assistant Professor of Classics thing including a year of Mozart at football game the play our age We can only Yale University or before and after and blue trout costs the student hope that the Organized Man will disappear no more The program is so inte- from the face of SCOPE grated as to be practical proof that the earth and that in his place there will emerge The Ys will present Scope We Can Suit Your Tastes wifh even in this parlous century edu- on the Understanding Man This is a WOBC every Sunday from WAIN cational life can be beautiful aft- 1005 PFCAM BIATIC WAIKJHT FMfUISH man who is not just an to 1030 pm Throughout er all None of it carries the stig- engineer the CHOCOLATES a doctor a physicist month of November GLACES or BOXES OF DELICIOUS ma of progressive education but but also a the program composer a will consist to the its stress is in the original singer and a piano- of poetic and dramatic rather readings approach in music training of player Let us pray Have You Tried Our Ice Cream Yet learning by learning of a wider PINTS variety and choice within a lib- SUNDAES DRUMSTICKS BARS eral extended framework It is POPCORN BOWL HALF GALLONS the frame that matters most in a time when frames are crumbling this one is strong and WOOD Although a FLORIST COFFEE SHOP for A Good Snaclc Anytime emphatic it is nevertheless flex- CHOCOLATE ible custom- tailored to individual TEA COOKIES SWEET ROLLS fit and that is no small claim to ECLAIRS make in a mass- directed society that falls into conformity all too easily Welcomes Parents 100 Additional Students HOME OF THE BEEFBURGER There is another strange and wonderful aspect to this stoiy Al- TELEGRAPH DELIVERY though Oberlin is embarking on a building program one aimed scoooeeceooooGOGooccooosoooeoscoooeeocco