Bates College SCARAB The aB tes Student Archives and Special Collections 11-22-1961 The aB tes Student - volume 88 number 09 - November 22, 1961 Bates College Follow this and additional works at: http://scarab.bates.edu/bates_student Recommended Citation Bates College, "The aB tes Student - volume 88 number 09 - November 22, 1961" (1961). The Bates Student. 1387. http://scarab.bates.edu/bates_student/1387 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Archives and Special Collections at SCARAB. It has been accepted for inclusion in The aB tes Student by an authorized administrator of SCARAB. For more information, please contact [email protected]. sn Hates Student Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 9 BATES COLLEGE, LEWISTON, MAINE, NOVEMBER 22, 1961 By Subscription Bates Debaters Win Bates Takes Brandeis Fourteen At Vermont "Bates had one of the few un- '64. Thomas Hall '64 and Robert defeated teams at the tourney," Boyd '64 made up the other team. In College Bowl Bid ommented Professor Brooks Supporting the negative were C^uimby, reporting on the per- Howard Blum '63 and Norman "Bates - 210, Brandeis - 165," formance of Bates debators last Bowie '64 and the undefeated came the final decision after Bates put the pressure on her op- weekend. Four varsity teams | team of John Strassburger '64 ponents to overcome a substan- from Bates participated in the i and Robert Ahem '64. Vermont Invitational Debate Though opponent teams were tial deficit in first half totals on Tourney held November 17 and often in the league of larger the General Electric College 13 at the University of Vermont schools, Bates downed its share Bowl last. Sunday. Bates now has n Burlington. of large and small alike. The three College Bowl victories to schools defeated by Bates were her credit and will defend her The tourney is one of the larg- title against Trinity next Sunday. i it of its kind in the country. Middlebury, Syracuse University, Better than 150 teams which Albany State Teachers' College, At the end of the school year have been selected from 50 Morgan State, Norwich Univer- 1960-61, Bates College was the schools in the northeast region of sity, New York University. Ham- winning team on the final G. E. I he United States take part. This ilton College, University of Ver- College Bowl program. In like manner Brandeis University was year 300 debators represented mont, M.I.T., Rutgers University, their various schools. Rochester University, Cortland the winning team at the close of College. Temple University, and the 1959-60 season and recently Cites Undefeated Team Le Moyne. the program officials extended Participating in the tourney The varsity teams lost to Am- invitations to both schools to ap- for Bates were two affirmative herst, Harvard, Bowdoin, Univer- pear this year. learns: members of one were sity of Vermont, and University It was understood that as soon Grant Lewis '62 and Sue Stanley of New Hampshire. College Bowl Team for '61-'62, 1. to r., Casimir Kolaski '64. John Bart '64, Nicholas Maislrellis '62, Bernice Schulte '62 as a team on the program won (alternate), and Jeffrey Roualt '65. five straight victories and retired undefeated, both schools were to News Program Returns appear. On November 12, Pomo- Psych Club Hears W. U. S. Begins na College won its fifth victory To Educational Television Drive At Bates and thus Bates met Brandeis Doctor Speak On Sunday, November 19. Returning to the air over the Lists Proposed Guests November 27 In preparing teams for this 54 stations of the National Edu- Slated among guests who will program a very important aspect cational Television Network of appear on College News Confer- Mental Problems Mr. K. Brooke Anderson from was the manner of selection of Cambridge, Massachusetts, will team members. Some schools ap- which WCBB. Channel 10, is an j ence are Secretary of State Dean The regular monthly meeting pointed their highest ranking affiliate is "College News Confer- Rusk, ^Senator Barry Goldwater of the Psychology Club was held address the November 27 Chapel students, others had the student Tuesday night in Libbey Forum. audience. ence." (R. Ariz.), Attorney General Rob- body vote for the team members, Plans for a field trip to the ex- On the occasion of the pro- ert Kennedy, Labor Secretary From November 27 through but at Bates, Dr. George Goldat perimental laboratories at the Arthur Goldberg, Health, Educa- December 3, the C. A. is sponsor- used a somewhat more compli- tram's 10th anniversary, Ruth University of Maine were dis- cated process. Hagy, producer and moderator, tion and Welfare Secretary Ribi- cussed. A Christmas party was ing a pledge drive for W. U. S., said "... College News Con- coff, Assistant Secretary of State announced for December 5 in the the World University Service. Describes Goldat's Process for International Organization Women's Union for paid mem- There will be a library display After an original open invita- ference will once again present Affairs Harlan Cleveland, Mayor American students to the public bers. all week, and this year the C. A. tion to the entire student body, Willie Brandt, General Lauris those who scored relatively high as the informed, intelligent and Military Psychologist Speaks is striving for $1500 in pledges. Norstad of NATO, General of the on a written test were asked to responsible citizens which I know Air Force Bernard Schriever, etc. The speaker for the evening World University Service is was Dr. Howard White, chief take part in question periods. In they are. The new program will In the United States, College psychologist at the Togus V. A. helping in universities in Asia, these periods, the contestants offer students expanded oppor- News Conference is scheduled to Hospital in Togus, Maine. His Africa, and the Middle East to raised their hands to answer tunities to get their own on-the- originate from Chicago, Denver, topic was "Psychology in the improve educational facilities, questions asked of the entire spot stories, express their opin- San Francisco, Los Angeles, New group. Military." Dr. White began his ions and explore major issues Orleans, Miami, Boston, New decrease disease, and increase the talk by discussing the various Finally eight semi-finalists were with the people who are making York, and Washington, D. C. leadership potential within the governmental programs for selected and they played the today's headlines. It is my con- Area schools will be invited to universities. A permanent staff in training psychologists, both clin- game as it is done on television. viction that College News Con- participate. ical and experimental. His dis- Geneva, Switzerland, heads this Here, Dr. Goldat kept careful ac- ference will continue to contrib- Students who would like to ap- cussion was then directed to organization at the international count of individual performances ute to the development of the pear on College News Conference mental breakdown in the armed level, combining the work of 40 and after many sessions, selected :mture leadership which youth are urged to contact Ruth Hagy, forces. the four team members and one nd students must provide for the national committees. This year Producer and Moderator, 15 Park During World War II some one alternate. welfare of our nation and the the W.U.S. program will include Avenue, New York, N. Y., for million men were rejected from world." Southeast Asia, the Far East, Af- Leave For New York application forms. the armed services because of rica, South America, the Middle Last Friday afternoon, Casimir ""o Originate "On Location" emotional problems and another East, Europe, Canada,'and stu- Kolaski '64. John Bart '64, Nich- Under its new sponsorship, five hundred thousand were sep- dent refugees. olas Maistrellis '62, and Jeffrey ''ollege News Conference will be arated after enlistment. Dr. Stu -G Announces Each student will be given a Roualt '65, along with Dr. Goldat 'iking students abroad and will White went on to say that most pledge card during pledge week left for New York City. They 'iginate either on location or of the breakdowns occurred when Extended Hours on which he may indicate what at the Biltmore, spent efore college audiences at uni- the men entered the service or The Women's Student Govern- he will contribute for three dif- Saturday exploring the city at ties. Inaui its new were discharged. The ment board recently voted to ex- ferent pledge dates. Joan Tobey their leisure, and attended a play look policy. College News Con- percentage of breakdown under tend the present hours for wo- nd Dick Andren '64, are in of their own choosing Saturday crence will present as its first battle conditions was consider- men. All classes will have uni- e of this drive. The C. A. night. im a documentary - discus- ably lower. Dr. White's main form hours consisting of ll:00's hopes that each student will on program on the Peace Corps point of emphasis was on the fact On Sunday afternoon, the on Sunday through Friday, and pledge to help this organization. Imed on location in Colombia, that no difference exists between teams met in three practice l:00's on Saturday. These hours S. A., with both American and the type of breakdown in mili- games to acquaint them with the will go into effect at the begin- Colombian students. Other pro- tary life and in civilian life. conditions and to give the pro- ning of the second semester on a rams scheduled for overseas Plans Maine Trip NOTICE gram officials some idea of their trial basis. production include an interview Members were reminded to The Library will be open respective strong areas.