Subscriber s Addrest Exam Schedule —Page 6 VOL. XXVIII. No. 18 PROVIDENCE COLLEGE, PROVIDENCE, R. I., MAY 5, 19«5 TEN PAGES Betit Elected as Senator Dodd to Lecture Veritas Editor On South Vietnam Tonight Eugene D. Betit, Editor-in- graduated from Frankfurt Senator Thomas J. Dodd. who establish and was assistant chief Chief, has announced the new American Senior High School, has recently returned from Viet of the Department's first Civil >taff of next year's Veritas. The Frankfurt, Germany, where his Nam on an inspection tour, will Rights Section. Staff, all members of the class father was stationed in the serv- discuss "The War in Viet Nam" this evening at 8 p.m. in Alum- Senator Dodd became a na- of 1966, include: David Prior, ice. A member of the drill team ni Hall. tional figure when he served as ~opy editor; Robert McDonald, in his first year at PC and of Executive Trial Counsel for the Pershing Rifles in his first two, The senior senator from Con- United States at the Nurem- he is presently in Special Forces. necticut will explain American berg War Crimes Trials. The new Editor-in-Chief has commitments in Viet Nam. After the war, he practiced been assistant editor of the Ver- Senator Dodd's talk is the law in Hartford until his elec- itas, vice president of the fourth and last presentation tion to Congress. Camera Club, and treasurer of sponsored by the Student Con- Senator Dodd is presently a the Arts & Letters Society. gress Lecture Series. | Betit also served on the Cowl member of the Senate Foreign for two years. A 1930 graduate of P C., Sen Relations Committee, Aeronau- ator Dodd was first sent to tical and Space Sciences and is David Prior from Jamestown, Washington as a member of the also chairman of the Juvenile R. I , and a graduate of De La House of Representatives in Delinquent Subcommittee and Salle Academy, is a Humanities 1952 and has served in the vice chairman or the Internal major in the Arts Honors Pro- Senate since 1956. Security Subcommittee of the gram. He is now serving as Judiciary Committee. president of the Lacordaire De- A 1933 graduate of Yale bating Society, and vice presi- University Law School. Senator Senator Dodd is married to Dodd joined the Department of dent of the Newport Club. He the former Grace Murphy of Justice in 1935 and held this was a Student Congress repre- Westerly, Rhode Island. They post until 1945. He helped sentative in the first two years have six children. SENATOR DODD TO SPEAK at PC, and has also been a mem- ber of the Spectrum Club. Robert McDonald from Meri- den, Connecticut, and a grad- Votes to Decide Class Gift uate of the Francis T. Maloney GENE BETIT High School, is also a Human- Jack Cullinan. president of Several girls' colleges will be 8. Another event to be an- ities major. He was a member the Class of 1966, has announced invited, and a mixer that eve- nounced at a later date will sports editor; Norbert McLough- of the Sophomore Weeeknd three plans for the future class ning will round off the affair. be held between the Winter lm, photography editor; An- ticket committee, and has served gift. These Include cash, stock, Two more mixers, on October Weekend and Junior Weekend. thony Gaetano, layout editor; on the Carolan Club both in the and Insurance. The class will 8 and October 29, are also be- Besides the two concerts be- Martin Tristine, business man- history of the school committee vote in September by ballot for ing planned. ing held in conjunction with ager; and Ralph Matters, adver- and in intramural sports. their preference. On September The Junior Ring Dance of the the class of 1967, James Arm- tising manager. Norbert McLoughlin from 25, a senior picnic will be held class of 1967 is scheduled for strong, president of the class of New Haven, Connecticut, is at Bell's Farm, followed by a Betit is a Humanities major early November. The class will 1968. has announced other ac- from Kalamazoo, Michigan. He (Continued on Page 5) mixer at the Rocky Point Pal- ladium. also co-sponsor a concert with tivities for the forthcoming the class of 1968 on December year. Plans are in the making An October 2 concert, spon- 4, with a dance following which for a class picnic, to be held sored in conjunction with the will be open to all. These class- the first weekend of the '65-'66 Student Congress, will feature es will also co-sponsor a Winter academic year. Blender Announces Members a senior date affair, giving the Weekend, highlighting a Valen- effect of an entire weekend at tine's Day theme on February A class mixer is scheduled in the expense of a single day. 11. 12. and 13. early October. On an experi- The class voted yesterday for mental basis, a representative Of Next Year's COWL Staff three possible talents out of a A semi-formal dance, with a body will be formed to investi- list of fifteen considered. An gate any suggestions made by Cowl editor - In • chief Matt major from Staten Island, N. buffet preceding in Raymond Y.. joined the news staff dur- informal speaker series on a Hall, will be held on Friday, the class. James Armstrong Blender today announced the "smoker" basis is also being had the following statement to appointment of eight members ing his sophomore year. Neja- February 11 A concert will fol- planned. Prominent athletes low on Saturday evening with a give: "As in the past, I have of the Cowl to positions on the ko, also a junior majoring in will deliver the Ulks. On Oc- Communion breakfast Sunday supported the formation of the editorial staff for the 1865-66 English, resides in Meriden, tober 15, an off-campus mixer morning. Junior Wekend will Dillon Club, and will continue academic year. Conn., and joined the staff dur- ing his sophomore year. will also be held. be presented on May 6, 7 and to do so as long as I am in Peter Ulisse, a junior from office." In order to make the Vincent Marottoli of New New Britain. Connecticut, lias In addition to next year's upcoming class plans fairly been named executive editor. Haven. Conn., will assume the definite, the officers of the sports editor's position He is officers. Chuck Dauray has been He was a previous co-copy edi- appointed co-chairman of the class will meet during the sum- tor, and Joined the paper as a French major but hopes to mer to iron out any unforseo- do graduate work in English. class gift committee, and Bill j S a freshman An English major. Smith, the class agent. Jack I able difficulties that may arise. Pete plans to do graduate work Thomas Benoit and Chris Lynch has been named repre- , leading to a doctorate degree Smith are the new co-copy edi- sentative-at-large among the day - in this field. tors. Benoit, of Fort Lauder- students. Ed Nowak and Pat dale, Fla, is a member of the Peter Driscol! and Bob Neja- Shanley will be the social chair- Library Notice education English department. ko will aen r as managing edi- men. and Brian Kelly and Billy (Continued on Page 7) David A Jonah, Brown Uni- tors. Driscol!. a junior English Eddy will co-sponsor the speak versity Librarian, has request- ing program Representing sen ed that during the Brown read- ior class affairs with the concert ing and examination period, will be Art Brewer, clan secre- from May 19 to June 1, PC stu- ATTENTION SENIORS! tary dents use the Brown library John Minnicucci. president of ooly for consulting reference material not available else- AHtr graduation, keep In touch with all the new. at PC »>r the class of 1967, has an-| j nounced that on every second where. subscribing NOW to THE COWL at the special rat. el *T00. ! Tuesday, class meetings will be Each student who need* to Just fill out Hi. blank below and five It to any mombor of held at 1:50. Work will start the COWL staff or send It »• Bo« 1IJ Friar Station alon* j this summer for the formula-1 make use of the library should with Mm $2.00. Uon of their senior class gift. present a letter from Fr. Hog an Michael Kenney. vice-president, introducing the student and ex- Name: — — together with at least ooe rep- plaining hi* need. This letter resentative from each concen- Add re" tration. will compose the eom- should be presented to the w ml ** Chief Circulation Librarian or Zip Code: to the Chief Reference Li- City: On September 25, a ptcni< Cadet McMillan receives award, will be held at Lincoln Woods Story on Page 7 brarian. THE COWL, MAY 5. 1965 Around Editorially Speaking the MEMO- Campi Schenectady, N Y. — Union College students have turned FROM THE EDITOR down an honor plan to govern undergraduate conduct on ex- With this issue a new stall takes control of The CowL Step Forward. aminations and in other areas. An opinion poll on the question, We assume our new jobs with anticipation, trepidation, yes, maybe even lear. The job oi publishing The Cowl it The appointment of Dr. Paul van K. Thomson as conducted by the Student Coun- cil, produced a vote of 467 to not an easy one by any means and, contrary to the opinion vice-president of academic affairs must be considered as 358 against such a plan.