Bryn Mawr College Scholarship, Research, and Creative Work at Bryn Mawr College Bryn Mawr College Publications, Special Bryn Mawr College News Collections, Digitized Books 1958 The olC lege News, 1958-10-29, Vol. 45, No. 05 Students of Bryn Mawr College Let us know how access to this document benefits ouy . Follow this and additional works at: http://repository.brynmawr.edu/bmc_collegenews Custom Citation Students of Bryn Mawr College, The College News, 1958-10-29, Vol. 45, No. 05 (Bryn Mawr, PA: Bryn Mawr College, 1958). This paper is posted at Scholarship, Research, and Creative Work at Bryn Mawr College. http://repository.brynmawr.edu/bmc_collegenews/1110 For more information, please contact [email protected]. • • , , - , , .. .. :- . ' ... .. , • • , . • VOL, XLIV-N O, 5' ARDMORE ond IRYN MAWR, PA" WEONUDAY, OCTOIR 29, 19511 of CoU.,.. PIlICE CENTS , @ Trune.. Bryn KaWT 1111 20 HAl PARTHENAI VernerW. Crane, FrankHn Expert, Authoress Wehy , Discusses Early PoliticalWritings Will Visit, BMC: ' Speaking to a 181"Ce group ot greater and greater varilance. dedleated achotan more than half As Dr. Crane noted, Franklin Holds Fellowship . of them adulte, ....ho had braved accompll.hed much by aatire. AJ Eudora WeltiY. t.he aut.hor of the Bryn Mawr Driule and C004 the esa.yilt himself once re· Delta Weddinl' .nd 1'1te I'oa.der fUilon.. of the new Biology Build- marked, "I used an the amooth deart and the recipient of the in" Dr. Verner W. Crane of the worda I could mUlter, and when Lucy Mart.in Donnelly fellowship Univenlty of MicbW&n delivered I Kl'ew weary of it I became tor this year, will Ilrrive here O!,I the annual Mallory Whitine Web- ,aucy," November 8 for a t.wo-wt:ek visit. Iter Lecture on Monday, Oct. 27. By 1774 Franklin firmly believed During t.hl. time she will slay in Dr. Crane, rated .s one of the that military arropnce was dan­ the Deanery 4md hold informal of­ fonmo.st· experts on Benjamin reroua, but became more atrongly 5, flce houn in order that abe may Franklin, ..ave the interest of Contlnued on Pare Col. 1 meet with interested atudentt and ba.ie - information plu. - tidbits - be avalla.ble for criticizinl manu­ to JtI. topic, "Benjamin �ranklin Alumnae Present ac:riptt. and the Political Jowna118m of the Misa Welty. a native of Mi.. il­ Eighteenth Century." He began by A. lambor Recital Ilppi. puhlilhed her ftrlt volume pointing out that Franklin, who Saturday evening, November lat, ot .hort atories in 1941 and .ber wrote reanu ot copy lor new.- at 8:30 p.m., Mme. �gi Jambor of MOlt recent one in 1956. She is paper. both In England and in the Bryn Mawr musIc department known chiefty as a regional writer, America was the chief advocate of ' as a al many of her .torles have their 60'. will give a piano recital part. the Coloniea. abroad, in the 17 i ot the Alumnae Weekend. Her aett ne in Mlallaaippi. According and. 70 •. Bei� the moat adroit . I to Mial Bettina Linn ot the Eng­ ' ' program WliI coni It 0f "Th e and e.z: denced of America'a ,.. Variationa" by Johann Miss Usb Inpartp1ent, Mill Welty has voices ::road Franklin accom- 'Coldber,r' '�,alrt8 1 Sebastian Bach and "Fantuia tor an ear for dialogue and exce.· plia.hed much in London journals Unpublished Work . the Piano" by Robert Schumann. tlonal "lalent with language." wlt.h hll satirical commentaries on .. Speaks On a tonl fttI , The Luey Mlrtin Donnelly fel­ a! ml II' f "eTh 'Goldbe rg 'V ar I" po11" wC an' d econO c po clea 0 ill .ubl,'lbed In 17.2 ar. bel ,eved' to Richmond Lattimore, Profeaaor lowship Jiven in memory' of bl • own country and ,bera. ' "The United Nations can't solva 0 loAA composed a,tb etna a- Mi!a Donnelly, a former .bead ot have uco:n ' "!C all the world's problema In one ot Greek. traulafA)r and poet, g�ve Newapapen Were qoekpit. tlon of Count Kalaerling, the for- the Englilh Department, to an sweeping gesture but it. Vf!ry ex- a nadinl' of hll newer ipoems a to American. woman writer. Previous mer RUllian ambaslador to �he Istence is a hopeful thing." deelar- Dr. Cra.ne was quick to uplain IrouP of .tudenta and faculty .. court of Suony. He mentioned at recipients ot the fellowlhip have ia ed Miaa Gertrude Leighton of the ' that there no modern equivalent sembled in the Common Room on Elizabeth Bishop, May Sarton one time to Bach t.hat he would I ' " I' d I. o f tbe ro e Iw chi h news apers po t ...ca flC.lence epart men , cur- p aome clavier pieces . and Elizabeth Bowen. like to have night. Ber October. 8th at 8:30 . Mr. Lattimore played in !politics in the ei&"hteenth rent events Monday . • rOT Johann Gottlieb Goldberg to read his ms thout he se 8t topic of discuaaion was the United � Wl t . u century. They provided an open play for him ni&,ht. The of dramatic Plt,url¥ and In a forum-". cockpit for IXllitieal Nationl and World Crisis. made this request because he often . well modulated. '9Olce. Haverford Marks sparring," sa one of Franklin's MI.H Lelgb ton approached. the luffered from insomnia and Professor Lattimore chose a cont.emporariea remarked -for of the U.N. in t.hree functions something to brighten his Variety of poems which rave a 12 5 t h Anniversary political eSlaya and columns of e:lpectation, fint in the falae less nights. broad reprelfDtatlon of his work. times. of what it ll opinion on the events of the o�sJhtlmaDn'S ot The history ' .;n �d Most his-poems are written dl- Prominent among the events In The newspapers which carried what the U.N. can do a�( tasia" is somewhat obacure. It rectly rom hi. own experiencea celebration of the 125th anniver- auch debate were not political or· what it can.and doel do.' r lS believed �at ;the ftrs{ o h own ideas and concepts of of l the founding of Haverford g8nl sa we today would be tempted as C J What eX:Peetatlona do {>8op , \ w om Oled durinr the summer life Thia fact put his poems "wiitb that Invalid .ICollege waa the 'Convocation on the to lu.apeet, but carried the .. opin- are ! III beI't ' .. of 1836 when Schumann wu sep- In the ra.p of thOle not of the CoUege held Tues- ionated t.rtlclea because they il ita ereatest en'emy in a arated 1rom the woman he wanted acquainted lWith the background October 26 in the Field Rouae. arou.ed ublic opinion and thus aense. We expect. momentous re- � to marry. because of her father' s of Greek or lAtin literature. Elir.abeth G1'8y Vining, noted aold coptel. s 'bi e the lulta from the U.N. that we wo� i 1t.e oppo ition. ter, he wrot a o n prelent in his work. author, and Dr. Henry PitneyVan never ex t l om our own legls- Born in other two movementa: the second, � � Paotinetu, China, of Union Theolog- No Fir_ Editorial Poliey lat re. M aa bton also ro ht a triumphal march, which is be- u i LeIC b ue fellor Lattimore Was a.ble to that we are nervous over too Seminary. gave the principal COJlP08ed when out There waa little Arm editorial lieved to have been vide the audience with his President Borton of her f1tther much .access In thll international policy, and the aame .paper wowd the marriage defying childhood. memories in a H.ve.rford, acting for the college. ' upon; and the third body. North. 0Uaa aDd in most CUll be willing to carry was declded title the honorary degrees upon (Crown of Stan). One must look realil.tleally at dreD. arUclu of oppo.ing opilrlon. Ae- "Sternenkrans" Vlnlnc and Dr. Levi Arnold faculty are cor- the U.N. and lee the balk differ- Mournine the lost lovel eQ1dia&, to Hr. Crane, Franklin Students and of H..,erlord profellor emerl- �- enee between ita workln&,1 and that waning lummer, hlmlel1' eomplained of .his own diaHy invited by the Alumnae Profe ••or of Greek. to th prOlram. They of dem�ra ic leel.ala�lon. [0 the more read. with rhym euays being chanl'ed by the ecH· Ioc:iation . � � AWArdinl' Elisabeth thlt lS � GraY-:VWnl ton only once, and pIece waa may oDtiin ticKets at £he Offiee of U.N. there no Ct'-nutne tolerance geated_ lubtly and USIDI' . honorary Doctorale of Humane rtiaana Information on the lecond of oppolltlon. One nation would :hoaen words and later reprinted in full. Pa Public President Borton cited of Taylor HaU. as 800n annihilate tJle other at come Goodbye Suamer, Goodbye, .tin the political baW" that raged ftoor author a "1I8nlillve and pene- on to an agreement a. demonatrated bye, ia an uample of the tbe time complained of biu blol'Bpher" of one of the.. by the relationship betwem the quality of many of hla poenu. the part of the journala, but In alumni. Presenting Dr.' were no or :,.a. U.A.R. and larael. fealor Lattimore manages to actuality there Whia' H'fo, ..d Sponsors 'With a similar degree, Dr. Tory publica tiona until the time A of power In the General presa hll thoughts wit h Ute T ... .hilt noted the ".olidarity and precedinl the revolution i e . hili the e o t a iD the Olt conclae just la U p • ·pS LeCtures Assembly has changed eapa� ff � nd- � originality" of hia scholanbip.