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V o lu m e 28-30 Bridgeport, Conn., April 6, 1961 N u m b er 24 Vidal Speaks Registration By Mail Not a 371 to Graduate in June Here Tuesday Three hundred seventy-one Problem-Solver Take an Inside Look University undergraduate and graduate students will take part No University student faced in this year’s commencement, the "closed course” problem at scheduled for Sunday, June 4. registration last fall, stated Prof. Game of Wits and Intellect The highest number of grad­ David Brown, associate director uates comes from the College of of registration and schedules. Business Administration, with 63 After registration was com More Exciting Than Football students graduating. Second is pleted, 39 courses were dropped (Ed. Note: The University De­ spects, the present situation (sta­ the College of Education with 44. from the schedule because there Thirty-seven students will grad­ were not enough students, Prof. bating Society recently tied Dart­ tus quo in debate lingo) express­ mouth for seventh place in the uate from the College of Arts Brown said. The only student ed in such a topic as, “ Resolved: and Science. problem was a desire for a par­ second annual Columbia tourna­ That The United States Should ment. Adopt a Program of Compulsory Of the 37 engineering gradu­ ticular time and section, which ates, there are 18 electrical en­ was closed, he added. The topic of the debate was Health Insurance for All Citi­ zens.” gineers, 16 mechanical engineers, The growing popularity of reg­ compulsory health insurance and and 3 industrial engineers. The istration by mail would not help the tournament was a switch de­ In the yearly intercollegiate debate tournaments, the Univer­ Weylister school will graduate the "closed class” problem at the bate with each team taking the 31 secretaries, and 30 students University since the problem affirmative and negative sides al­ sity enters at least one affirm ­ ative and one negative team. The will graduate with an associate does not really exist and can be ternately. Representing the Uiti- of s c ie r iGore Vidal, noted playwright, been taken this way. cer, or basketball) is exciting, tive team from another school, and vice versa. Now on to the ucation will be awarding 36 de­ television, movie writer and “Registration by mail has not wait until you see a really good grees for master of science in ed­ novelist, will speak on “ Modern (continued on page 6) debate. debate. The first speaker mounts the ucation, 12 sixth year diplomas, Creative Expression” in the Debating, alias forensics, is and a single one-year certificate. theater, television and movie in­ podium. He or she is the first basically a game of wits and in­ speaker for the affirmative (1st Dr. Francis E. Dolan, chair­ dustries, in Dana 102 on April 11, tellect. In a debate two two-per­ man .of the Committee on Public at 7:30 p.m. aff. in debate lingo). He and Peace Corps son teams vie for the favors of his partner will try to convince mony will take place outdoors While serving overseas in the audience and judge: the purpose you that the proposition should Occasions states that there is a Aleutians, Vidal wrote his first is to convince the audience and be adopted. As the first affirma­ possibility, due to the large num­ novel, “Williwaw,” based on his Applications —mainly—.the judge that- they tive speaker he will, most prob­ ber of graduates, that the cere- service experiences. From 1946 should adopt your point of view ably, attempt to show you what but there is the problem of to 1954 seven of his novels were rather than your opponent’s. is wrong with the status quo so where to hold it. published, all of which were re­ Are Available As in any other game, debat­ that you will be in the right printed in paper-back copies both A limited number of applica­ ing hsis its rules. Debate topics frame of mind when his partner, in the United States and abroad tions for volunteer service in the are propositions of policy (Re­ at a latter stage, shows you what j Roucek Gets Two and several of which were best­ newly created Peace Corps are member your English 205) to to do about it. . sellers. They have sold over two available in the office of Pres. change or modify in some re­ (continued on page 6) million copies. James H. Halsey. Books Published In 1954 he wrote seven origin­ The application is in the form Two books, edited and co-au­ al plays for television and a of a questionaire, which will en­ thored by Joseph S. Roucek, dozen adaptions. His “Visit to a able the Peace Corps to ob­ chairman of the sociology depart­ Small Planet” ran two seasons tain information on the qualifi- Chairman Sees Successful ment at the University, have just on Broadway, after being adapt­ ctions of persons who wash to been released by Philosophical ed by Cyril Ritchard. It has since volunteer for service with vari­ Library, New York publishers. been made into a movie starring ous corps projects. UB Day If All Contribute “Contemporary Political Ideol­ Jerry Lewis. Vidal, who is now “The extent of both individ- awards, groups should register ogies" is a comprehensive sur­ under contract to MGM, wrote Eligible are U.S. citizens 18 years of age or over, including ual and group participation will with William Wright in the Stu- vey of the political theories a number of movie scripts in­ determine the success of UB dent Activities Office in Alumni which are shaping the twentieth cluding “The Catered A ffair” married couples without children under 18, if both are willing to Day and the Student Center Hall as soon as possible. century. The chapter, “India’s and “The Scapegoat.” He worked Fund,” stated Jack Wells, Co- At this week’s General Fund Gandhism” was authored by Prof. on “Ben Hur” with Christopher volunteer. The questionaire will be supplemented by tests and in­ Chairman of the fund’s general meeting, Lowell Gifford, Chair- Howard Boone Jacobson, journa­ Fry and with Tennessee W il­ committee. man of the Advance Gifts Com- lism department chairman, and liams on “Suddenly Last Sum­ terviews to determiine tentaive selection of volunteers for a “If each student . will contri- mittee, announced that several his wife, Dana Raphael Jacobson. mer.” bute his wholehearted effort on outstanding gifts have been “Sociology of Crime” is the As a critic and political com­ training period. The application form specifies UB Day Morning — Wednesday, pledged and will be announced first major attempt to survey mentator, Vidal has written for May 3 and during the subsequent at a later date, broadly the sociological aspects the "Reporter,” “The Nation,” that Peace Corps -volunteers “should have technical ability, week, our goal of $35,000 will He also said, “I am happy to of crime, including a report on the Sunday Times Book Section, easily be met by UB Day after- state that these contributions crime behind the Iron Curtain. and several others. physical stamina and emotional stability.” Also, it is essential noon - May 10,” Wells added, bring us close to recording the Prof. Roucek also reports that He also wrote the current that they be able to adapt them­ Solicitation of pledges will be acquisition of the first $5/000 of Prof. Jacobson’s article on "Con­ Broadway play, “The Best Man,” selves to an unfamiliar way of done a competative basis with our goal. With the continuation temporary Mass Communication which celebrated its first anniver­ life and to work overseas with Greek letter organizations, dorm- and increase of enthusiasm evi- Theories” has been accepted for sary in March. peoples of all colors, religions, itory groups, and campus organ- denced to date, we should not a future issue of the “Indian races and cultures. izations vying in separate cate- only achieve our goal right on Journal of Social Research” , of Many volunteers, it is pointed gories. schedule but stand a chance of which he is the American editor out, will work and live apart To be eligible for the various exceeding it.” and a contributor. . from other Americans. Profi­ ciency in a language other than English often will be essential. The usual length of service will A Cappella Choir Concert Scheduled for Sunday be two years. The application stipulates that persons requiring special diets, or frequent medi­ cal or dental treatment, will not be considered since the rigors of Peace Corps life preclude ac­ ceptance of such volunteers. The Peace Corps program cur­ rently is on a temporary pilot basis.

ART GALLERY The University will soon have one of the finest art galleries in Connecticut, re­ ports Prof. Janies J. Jack- son, of the art department. A room o f the new wing of the library, to be named HENRY KUUSISTO, a sen­ the Carlson Art Gallery will ior majoring in marketing, is feature music recitals, and special lectures. The University A Cappella for private sale, sometime in Judith Bernstein, alto soloist; now attending a week long Choir will give a concert in the early May, Sauerwein said. Louise Ziko, alto soloist; John series of lectures, tours, con­ The first major exhibition planned for the gallery is Gymnasium on Sunday, Af>ril 9, Special participants in the Marshall, narator; Mina Horo- ferences, luncheons and din­ the Spring Student Exhibit, announces W. Earl Sauerwein, Choir are Natalie Burdon, Tho- vitz, dance; Karen Bisch, Natalie ners designed to give him a which will be installed early director of the Choir. mas DiMaio, and Donald Flaher- Burdon and Dorothy Stadler, ,ac- look "inside advertising." as in May in order to be avail­ The Choir, founded in 1954, has ty, student conductors; Marilyn companists; and Caroline Skin- given twenty public appearances Trew, soprano soloist; John ner, Arlene Brooke, Donald Os- part of "Inside Advertising able on Parents’ Day, May 14. • during the academic year and Cunningham, tenor soloist; teyee, and Donald Flaherty, mem- W e e k ." plans to come out with a record Frank Lester, baritone soloist; bers of the Glissandos Quartet. « The Scribe — Thundery. April 6. 1961 e, n a wl sie t sl Communism sell to suited well as and ner, they’ll get the job done, with the aid of of apprentice aid could the them. who under with youths done, Corps job Peace the get they’ll ed xeine mn poesoa i man­ in professional men, experienced send to country this upon falls burden the that and as with the Point Four and the ICA, ICA, the and Four Point the with as and power. world of specialists now — our college professors. professors. college salary, decent a and time our released them Give — now specialists ed ep o ne-eeoe cutis they not Russians countries the is When under-developed this it. to But help about send them. go to of way the bulk the provide id u uees n uuly hated. usually and useless up winds ul u Aeia petg i te course the in prestige can American who stake, up at build problems the understand n tcncas vres s rsig and pressing is overseas technicians and onr wo re t udrae single- a and undertake dpwn, slapped gets to soon reform tries handed who country is that reform people the which the for and for forthcoming, never out crying without Corps Corps ter os n sl Aeia o h coun­ the to America sell and jobs their f o novd o’ ee udrtn te need. the understand even don’t Involved rt, n oe es itd ad ih es en­ less with and fitted, less one and ority, two serve to wish not do who those courage tries that may one day be tilting the balance the tilting be day one may that tries s o o s h lt D. o Doe did; Dooley Tom Dr. late the as do to is h absao t te under-developed the to ambassador The hsam o te ad ok ht h Peace the that work hard the for thusiasm dis­ to certain is This drafted. be not might rm al fr eiain fr e wo can who men for dedication, for calls gram ess i lkl t dsorg al u those but all discourage to likely is penses, army. serve who men that half-promise ed­ weak graduate or careers marriages, of start s hy r t tah r ul. uh pro­ a Such build. or teach to are they as er i te op ad nte to n the in two another and Corps the in years the — life anyone’s in college points of out pay. turning years without are two years first the two serve Moreover, to afford not complish anything worthwhile? 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The industrial design, art 1961 6, ril p A rsday. u h T — Scribe he T and graphic design depart­ ments will sponsor a Student Is the Risk of Early Death Exhibit on Sunday, April 9 from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. at Worth Pleasure of Smoking? South Hall in the Lobby Lounge. By F. George Johnson, industry and prominent scien­ D.M.D., M.P.A. tists. Since then however, this America’s young people appear statistical evidence has been con­ to be smoking earlier and heav­ firmed many times. Approxi­ ier than ever before. Cigarette mately 26 massive surveys in sales establish new records each eight countries have established Look Sharp year; in 1959 there was a 3.8 per a strong association between cig­ cent increase from 1958, which arette smoking and lung cancer. meant the consumption of about It is estimated that in 1961 For Your 453 billion cigarettes. lung cancer will kill about A reliable survey found that 36,000 Americans which is al­ when high school students learn­ most the toll of all motor ve­ Date ed the facts of cigarette smoking hicle deaths. The rate of increase USE OUR and lung cancer, the percentage has soared from 0.7 per 100,000 of new recruits into the smoking to 35.2 in 1960. Lung cancer af­ CLEANING habit dropped two-fifths among fects men five times as often as boys and two-thirds among girls women. AND during one year. To these results It takes 20 to 40 years for the a science writer commented disease to develop. The cure re­ TAILORING “these kids talk like children but mains unchanged—5 per cent or SERVICES behave like grown-ups.” Such less. The disease is lethal and al­ results strengthen ones opti­ together too common. mism and confidence in personal The integrity of calling atten­ McKenzie Gives Series • LOW PRICES decisions of young people today. tion to the risk of cigarette Many of us are acquainted with smoking seems to be justified • QUALITY WORK the English Essayist, Charles The U.S. Public Health Service Of Adult Religious Courses Lamb, who wrote, “For thy sake, through the office of its Surgeon Dr. William R. McKenzie, As­ The First Unitarian Church of • FRhENDLY SERVICE tobacco, I would do anything but General has declared the cause sociate professor of education Fairfield County. Though the die”. Now a century later many and effect relationship between and professor of philosophy at course is not offered for credit, people are willing to die for the cigarette smoking and lung can­ the University, teaches the first instruction is at the graduate National sake of tobacco. cer to be real and a major con­ of a series of adult courses deal­ level. CLEANERS & TAILORS Five years ago statistical evi­ cern to the health of our people. ing with “Religion in a Changing The course examines such top­ dence implicated the etiology of The question: — Is the risk World” at the Westport Y.M.C.A. ics as the nature of God, con­ Two Convenient Branches lung cancer with cigarette smok­ which has the high mathematical “Philosophy of Religion,” con­ cepts of immortality, the nature 840 STATE ST. 3135 MAIN ST. ing. This evidence which was probability of an early and ugly ducted by Dr. McKenzie on of faith, the relation of religion ED 3-2392 ED 3-6643 only suggestive became a matter death, worth the pleasures of ad­ Thursday mornings at the “Y ” , and morals, and the social func­ of controversy by the tobacco diction tt> this popular habit? is a public service offered by tion of organized churches. Dr. McKenzie also teaches Un­ iversity graduate courses in ed­ ucational foundations, philosophy of education, and history of edu­ cation. He is coordinator of edu­ cational foundations and chair­ man of the faculty committee on University curriculum and gener­ al education. E-Z PACKAGE STORE Case Lofs Discount

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Lane, chairman A Council of College Alumni sportswear, separates, colorful casuals to fill your life board of directors. of the psychology department, Committees is now being formed As a senior Lysik is a member recently presented a study on by the University to provide pos­ with exciting fashion — and' all at mere buds of prices! of the Institution of Radio En­ the differences in motivation be­ sible curriculum help for the gineers, and the Engineering So­ tween the successful and the un­ deans of the respective colleges, ciety. He is now chairman of the successful student to the psy­ according to John J. Cox, presi­ Homecoming Committee, Stu­ chology staff of Fairfield State dent of alumni association. dent Spirit Committee, and the Hospital. Requests are being sent to se­ star attractions . . our new Sacony dress-look new campus radio club, which Dr. Lane reported that it was lected alumni by the individual he helped to initiate. possible to predict unsuccessful deans for service on their var­ separates in Arnel triacetate jersey ious college committees, Cox academic performance using an said. The Council of College A l­ GOLF objective type measure of moti­ umni Committees will conduct The varsity gotf team will vation. one meeting annually at the al­ hold its final tryout today This is the first of a series of umni reunion period with other at 2 p. m. at the Mill RiVer meetings being considered when­ Country Club. studies that Dr. Lane is carry­ ever practical. The first such Students, who need trans­ ing out on campus from a group meeting will probably take portation, should contact Mr. of 2,000 students on the subject place m the fall of 1961 after A. J. Sherman or Oo-Cap- of motivation of college students. setting a.definite alumni reunioin talns Don Miklus or Mil date. Several of these studies have al­ \ Brew. All members of the Committee members selected team must be present for ready been completed, Dr. Lane for each college will be asked this practice in order to be said, but one of the biggest prob­ to serve three-year terms on their selected for the coming lems he is having with this is respective college alumni group. match with Iona College, the lack of clerical help to assist A maximum of 12 members per April 11th. college comprises each such com­ him in statistical analysis. mittee. Normally, only those alumni graduated fivie years or more will be considered initially for service except where special European Student Tours conditions exist. 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>1 Free Enterprise Fashion Majors Show Spring Students (jet 1961 6, ril p A . ay rsd u h T — criba S a t U U L Topic of Talks £ Favorites at Annual Show Design Prizes Wallace E. Campbell, first vice HAVE Outstanding package designs president of the Fuller Brush by four University students re­ company in East Hartford, in­ EMBLEMS sulted in $50 awards last week in augurated a series of talks on competition sponsored under a "free enterprise” at the Univer­ grant from the New England sity recently in Dana Hall. ADO AGP Paper Box Manufacturers asso­ Campbell spoke on “The U.S. ciation. Economic System.” OSR POC Award winners were: William The free enterprise series is P. Schwabacher, Judy Pastore, sponsored by the Industrial Eco­ SLX SOS Theodore Krueger, and John M. nomics Forum under the auspices Milligan. of the Manufacturers Association IDP KBP of Connecticut. Certificates of merit were also SPA TS presented to Fred Nathans, and The premise behind the pro­ Robert DiOrio. The students are gram, as stated by a forum UBS CSD enrolled in a graphic design class spokesman, is that college and taught by Sybil Wilson, instruc­ university students can profit CZP PDR tor in art. from personal contact with force­ ful and articulate members of in­ The award winners were invit­ dustrial management. TE BG ed to show and discuss their packages at the recent annual Campbell has held various convention of the New England sales and executive positions Paper Box Manufacturers associ­ with FuIJer Brush since 1916. ation, Inc. at Providence, Rhode Formerly a member of the Con­ VISCONTI Island. necticut General Assembly, he also served on the Connecticut 453 JOHN STREET A number of prominent art Finance Advisory committee and Bridgeport, Conn. schools are invited each year to is a member of the Governor’s take part in the package design East-West Highway commission. competition. The University as well as the Massachusetts Col­ lege of Art and Rhode Island School of Design were invited to participate this year. Prof. James O. Jackson, chair­ IDONTMIND man of the art department, and Miss Wilson were judges for the contest. BEING STOOD UP... Civil Liberties Group Sponsors DIANNE PERNA, tr, junior majoring in fashion merchandis­ Confab Sunday ing, models a three-piece suit for the camera after the fashion A workshop sponsored by the show held before vacation. Emergency . Civil Liberties Com­ mittee and dealing with the re­ The fashion majors of the Un­ Leblein, Susan Mackie, Julie Bon- cent Supreme Court decisions iversity presented their favorite giorno, Anita Korshak, Arlene limiting the First Amendment styles and colors which will be Newman, Selma Widlitz, Diane will be held at the New Yorker popular this spring at their an­ Perna, Barbara Stone, and Shiela hotel, April 9. nual fashion show held recently Rose. Other models who are ma­ in Marina Hall lounge. joring in other fields were: Hil­ Five simultaneous discussions The new styles and bold shades ary Lynn, Carol Sherer, and Rita will be held in the morning and of pinks, greens, blues, yel­ Freedman. The moderator was a general seminar session in the lows and plaids were all present­ Carol Greenberg. afternoon, ending with recom­ ed and modeled by fashion ma­ Mrs. Hazel Kent, chairman of mendations for future action by jors and several others. Many en­ the fashion merchandising de­ a student planning committee. sembles for city wear as well as partment attended the annual College students will take an ac­ beach wear were modeled. Each New York University career con­ tive part in planning and carry­ girl bought an outfit or more to ference for junior college stu­ ing out the conference. sell at the show or to take new dents at Loeb student center. The morning discussions will orders on. The clothes were all Adele Wagner, Diane Perna, Su­ deal with the questions of indi­ available in various colors and san Mackie, Joan Goldman and vidual liberty and national sec­ Anita Korshak heard speeches urity. the legal protection for were made available at a lower didsenters, political action and price. from fashion graduates already The fashion majors who took on the job and then toured Bon- the witch hunt, HUAC, and the part in the program were Carol wit’s in New York. effect of repression of liberty on an individual’s future. The session will be open to the public. Registration fee is Civil W ar Is Theme of Library Exhibit one dollar. Additional informa­ A Civil War exhibit, sponsored tary, Dennis Rich; treasurer, tion Rs available froin the Em­ by the recently-formed Universi­ Gary Schwager; corresponding ergency Civil Liberties Commit­ ty Historical Society, has been secretary, Sarah Rosen; and pub­ tee, 421 Seventh Ave. New York scheduled for the Carlson library, lic relations, Bob Cooper. 1, New York. April 3-14. The materials for the exhibit which concentrates on events in the year 1861, will come from the library’s Lincoln Room, and from donations by a local resi­ dent. COMING The Historical Society was or­ ganized last fall, and holds meet­ ings every Monday at noon, in IN THE SPRING Alumni Hall, room 30. The activi­ ties include discussions of histor­ ical topics, exhibits, and guest speakers. The officers are: president, Ed Fernandez; vice-president, Ger­ ald Frauwith; recording secre- THE NEW CONTY'S

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