Page Two SCARLET AND BLACK l96l Friday, February 3. $EEEl‘lPl duh failed: Grinnell, Iowa GRINNELL COLLEGE .1 11-1111 11.11 111- 1111 111111111 11111111 11111111 ,1 1111 1,11111111 ,1» not school . 111.1ihsn71 1 . soulful tins .1.--itlri 11 1h.- rnsi Oll'ire ' in, 1.1 .11 11.11111 11, is'ti siiiN-i uinn 1.111 1. 11111111. .1111, in' 1.11 c1111n 1 111111. 11.1. .1ssr 11.11111... 1 iiuini. 111.111.. 1.1 11.111111 1 111.1111.» 11.1 A liable. Eliorl During! semester break and on into tllis week, '75 students g'ai‘e up leisure time to work over 21 most ims portant‘ document iii tlle hi torv 01' student government at Gl'lnnelL Where bel'ore Clll’, campus had lost its head.‘ last weeks “01 the Constitution. published on pages foul proof enough that the m ,Il‘ew times before has there been evidence of such sel'iousne ' and conscientious work by Grinnell students. Even ~11 few minutes in p committee room would have been enough to convince the most skeptical of the tin-“strong arm” factions of and its lesults, and 1"i1e seem 'J'n an orderly 1'1sl1it111;cliai1n1ell were competent beyond the wildest c\pectatiol1s. Joint sessions were well handled and ‘jag‘ 1\_s nearly all unheard word 1'11 voc'abulal' . The atmosphere thoughtful compromise and clear analytical thinking. 1 ~ 21 far c" l'l'om the Boar s Head lainpage, or South Youliher ‘Wood time . worth, the student delegates, ensag‘ed 111 eriotl. 11 com elltion 1' e1 sing and d \10111; the esult, again ',' Janna over- tmns, it looked as though the' “ancn§ 1110111" 11ould 11g gray matter has been found: ”old gtial'd"' the faculty, had they been 1-up lHS‘ “Defunct" ‘ around. Meetings of the four committees were conducted (here 15 a legitimate USE 501' 1L ’ To 5 one of quiet deliberation,‘ (1 ,To the Editor: The new issue of nail Rcrirw is th'o pour-est ut- tcmpt at 11 campus l‘tcl'aly nine- aunt: l have ever soen. W1thln its 7‘ (count 'em ‘4) big but" paacs nrc piinlcd ii |. an at- tempt at analysis of the Cuban 'reyolution which might‘ ratc a '13' in ‘cronnmms 33R but to 'my mind has no place in a lil'ag- lazine which should be dedicated ,to plinting piccns oi litciaiy merit The second load article 1s lohnlic's disscitntiun on tho iuture of America, which, while intci mg and 11ch wr.1tten might have b"[te1 been priasent- ed in a poly sci scmina Ber tween the above mentioned ch» l-dravnis is into . orsod much load poetry with tho rxccpzion of that piesrntcd by Ken Still“ .and TE“)! Be on The latter 'shntlld have had more spate. particularly it it would hare meant that the ode to Blair Hail 1121s rxcluded i wonder it e to 1111 hlmsoll known to rah-r thc i1pe ornatoo he so iichly descnes’ The business minor-r me that I cannot r lneining titty cont, 1 wouldn't 1l‘lllnd it' I felt that l was conr tributing to a worthy rausnpci» haps Mr. Gravenson should Stamp; at last John 11. Morris the Editor: This is the stoiy of two lit- c girls and how they sluvlv- t?" 1111 their period of adjustment" an 16' i As though out to p1"o1c theil‘ _Cu mum", of Limnmg 1n the fal [here Once upon a time 1 'livod a group 01' girls who were though l'-a1 fioiu‘ dominated by an evil fairy. It final answer, are ample prool' oi the nobility of theit was said that at one time she oi‘ltuts, But tlii is only the beginning Lei't is the two ltlltl Joli ul r21tilicatltln,btltl1 by the J'aclllty and adrpl'llistl'a lion and by tile student body. 'llie biggest 11111 for the student at this point is to continue in the mood set by the con1entit1n.H delegates set the scene by serious e[”'.it11t then it is nith this back— ground in mind that the student body should cast its liti cation ballots Each and every student who has his, own interests as well as those 01' the entiie college com- munity at heart should be able to find time to leave his ('lU ster ZUKLYOtL‘, To the faculty alld atlmini tratltnl there is little one can sa time of you hare already decided, \\ltll perhaps ample lLason, tllat campus policemen are the only an we, some of you have decided that Gl'illllell's only obi ga ion is an acadt-nit' one and some ol' 11011, 11itl1 1i laugh show that you _ don't really cure for anythint1 beyond the status qua. Appealing for the student body, this paper llll‘Yl‘li. only sup'y'est that you consider the-compromise oilel ed by the proposed constitution. and lelnembel' that, to date, this document l“el)lesellts perhaps the must eon» this document represents an honest attempt at true self— g'tn'einmcn. \\'e appeal to you Genlemoil: pelha ' would he the time to bolster up that last bit 01 iaith and take a chance with change: The Grinnell Review The editor of this paper heartily endol e Mr. 1'1s s right to ' what he has to say, “believer he wishes to _ it (see letter to the editor) They 211 o ee 21 good deal 0' sense llll'l1'in<1 behind mllcll til the lion 5 grumble, 1\'|li