Page Six , Students listciir to Paul sini (-llueus’ruom in Blum house. A new honle has been found for political debate and discus- sion on the Grinncll campus in the form of the caucus room. Located in the lounge of Bluiii House, the caucus room will provide opportunities lor tical education and discussion. The word “caucuS” is drawn from a term common in Amerr can and English politics denot- ing a meeting of political party leaders or members to settle matters relating to party policy,‘ candidates or. campaigns. Ac- cordingly the caucus room at Grinnell will be a place for students to meet, talk politics and/ broi B through provided materials. . It was planned as part ol- nn attempt by the Program in Practical Political Education to interest students in partisan politics and to prepare them. for constructive participation after graduation in the pole itical lite oi their community, state and nation. The caucus ~oom's tircplace. comfortable cha reading lamps and Coffee-making iacilities pro- vide an informal atmosphere conducive to conversation, Other oi the room inciude in practical politics. such as newsletters irom cons nen. pressure group litera— tuic, election statistics and pole itical cartoons as well as books, magazines and iic papei a Cyclone To Have Filiill Built $dles _ The Cyclone has announced its imai sales campaign or the year According to business man, agcr. Bill-sflalallla, beca ~ ot the large number sold last loll, this will be the last chance toi- students to purchase bo’ohs Only about one hundred books can» be =old: and any student wishing ,to order a book may do so next week from his hall salesman or directly at the Cyclone oiritc irom 3 lo 4 next Monday through Friday Guesl Speaks On Educal’lon‘ Roy E. J'ennings, public rela- tions director of the Iowa State Education Associ tion, will be the reaturcd speak at a coffee hour this aitcrnoon at 4-15 in ’Yourlker lounge. Sponsored by the college ISEA, tlle‘ coffee talk will dcal with currciit legislation lor ed- ucation All students are invited to attend. t MARCHELLiNc's gWELCOME YOU IA‘CK FOR it I" THE NEW We thank you for semester and remind yo your service for pariies q pollsI . ipoliilcal lectlll‘esl‘ilp with one or SCARLET AND BLACK lAr‘l Lea 1lo gue Convene The newly reactivated Ai Leaguc will hold an organiza— tional meeting Tuesday evening at 6-15 in the privalc dining room. Club oiiicer will be clcc— , ltcd at that tune, and thc Semcse ter's program will be planned. Under the Art Leagues spon- sorship, a cottee hour will be resented on Friday, April 14, teaturing Clement Gi-ecnbci a New York art critic Greenbcrg ‘n-ill also give an addicss on contemporary painting April 13, Other possible actntic tor i“ the semestcr include trips to thei 4 Des Monies Art Center. visi ing M l" I lecturer tudcnt exhibitions arc ' SSUeS l and a bean all: hell- [ The March issue or NOUS isl l Reservations tor the dinner «1 preparation and students , ,iiiiccting should be made with again invited to submit articles (political science) in the w‘Richard Cervene (art) Thci-c tor publication in March. aiualpnltwill be a ice of 25 cents per i ilpelSOh. seminar table tor group meetrl ings. clerical and Visual aid bquipmenl, including typewritch tape recorder, movie and iilin‘ l '58 Bergman Film ‘ 1 lo Be Shown Here. Ingmar Bergman’s lnuvie,l ”Brink of Lite” will be shown tomorrow night alter the game, and Sunday cvcning‘ at 9 in ARH auditorium. liciolls The movie, which is sponsor-‘ ed by the liitornial Social Conn, mittcc. was produced in 19ml it is iii Swedish dialogue witht English subtitles. Nous T6 Sell i I l l l . l y The March issue will containl lthe tilth 1960 Gates Lcctui-e.l ,The Ontology of History by J.‘ . . .‘v, Langmead Casserlcy, and al strip or gctoys and a hing-liidel-l 550 Pref Gets ' lily H. G. Apostle tiifatlieiiiaticsl,l ity rccor payer with o inns iliesedlih Offers discussion of Aristotle’s science] I las well as student articles Still‘ of political speeches. a r e Kenneth A. Christiansen (bio- iio be selected. Contributions, Hanging on the mus ,Imay be submitted at any timel named comes of the us Con-l idui-ing the semestcr to the edi-l stitution, the Dcclaration of ln—ilogyl has been invited to join ‘0" “’0" 12‘”- ‘l ‘5 “Pl ““953 dependence and the Bill aria iaculty team irom the Associ-‘Wy, ”‘3‘ ““3 3"“9‘95 ,bel Rights as well as etchings Dilated Collcges ol the Midwest onllengmy- A F93” Pmemam,“ the US. Capitol building, thela spring trip to Latin America 0‘ 50".“ 93mm“ Pmble‘“ ‘5 White Home and the U_ 5.1m explore the Dossmmgs of an the criterion by which articles supreme Court building. AC.M. held station and other “‘0 chm“ Aside from the opportunilieslCfmpel'alwc educational achvi-l Single copies at for discussion ‘and “bruwsing 3- lies there. ‘ mes are avallab‘e, except the round" that the Caucus i-coin willi Christiansen has just received lust, and may bc obtained fl‘oml .PmVlde 101' lhleidual sludchts word that Grinneu has becn'thc business manager for $75, §and small groups lt will also‘awai-ded a 324.000 threc-year3Tlie current issue is sold tort |5:}elfffntotgmfffifjfsmle‘;,gg‘fifg Era"; (by ”[10 Nati°1311.50§“°e;$.65. Both the December 1.960 , i : oun a ion o su or us 35161 _ . g lto meellhgs of.’ the Young Re-‘research on ns‘lé’temauc and and MM“ 195“ 155““ “"11 1" lpubllcans and Young Delmarals.‘Evolutionary Studies in .Collemeysold m Mm“ and CW1“ l The Program in Practical ibola." Collemhola are a siiiall,lounges when the March issue i Political Education, which is {group of primitive wingless in- is released. ' responsible ior the idea at the scets, tiny in size, which playl caucus room, originated at lzln important role in soil formar; Grinncll last year under the ition, direction or, r‘ Edwin Gilmour l Christiansen would make the: {political science) and is be— ‘Latin American trip with tourl iiig sponsored this year by Iothcr A.C.M. faculty membel‘5#l Paul Smith tpolitical science), lan anthropologist, a geologist. at political scientist and a Spanishl language te her—and Blair Stewart, ACM. president. The byway trip, which is scheduled to runl 37m CongTo .1 H [mm mp to hem about March 12 to April the lowa General Assembly and .9- “'°“"‘ ”“9 ““3 Wm” M MQX‘ the inauguration cl an animal ”0 c9“ Kiwi Guatemalal Colombia and Venezuela. ““7 U St SCHRWIS as weaken-l The A.C.M. s an organization‘ lof lo midw rn coeducational ;lilicial arts colleges which llavci lh previous ; i The group includes among its plans this year a seminar on the Iowa State legislature, a mock session of the l l _ i'Verse Drama" 'coinbined to work together on, ‘Signilicant educational and oi» ‘gtlnizaliunzll problcms other gincinbci-s, besides Grinncll, are lCoc and Coi‘ncll‘m ion a, Knox land Monmouth in Illlnoi Cai-le. . To Be Given lion and St. Olaf lll NIll‘meSDlal ‘O M ‘ ll i :3 n “I"; ‘2 land Beloit, Lawrence and Ripon§ “Were You There When Th ‘1" Wlscm‘s'“ l Crucilicd My Lord?" is tliel ‘ choral reading to be pi-cscnted at . college church on Sunda r March 12 A verse drama, it e. presses the ciiect oi the Cruci ’ilxlon on scven_,eeuti 1 par Iipams in the historical biblical lcrcnt. ' l lei l GOOD THTNGS Hawaii with You SEND i , diam ‘ CoNTeMPORaRY ‘ VaLeNTi N 993' N DRUG- iinniii iiiiii Nurture-um minim-tom Friends' Services Will Begin Sunday Beginning this jtllose nho wish to worship in . ‘tlle silcnt iiianncr of the Friends, Quaker Meeting will be held in the Religious rlct. ,tics room or Steiner hall. Meet- ,ings will be held each Sunday ‘morning irom 10:15_(0 11:15. All interested are invited to die ,telid. For intorination call Emily lFranck at 250. l - l l Sunday, for l Tryouts tor the allenlale iei-nl reading will be Ilsld Sun— day at 6:30 in Herrick Chapel tor all interested men. Spon— sored by the Board oi Relig- ion. t~he choral reading ls being directed by Barbara Hansen and Keith Kester. l l Previous experience in choral I "“"""“ lrcading or cxccptional dramatic ability is not a prerequisite, “We encourage anyone really intcrestcd to try out," said Kass tel‘. “regardless of experience lOl‘ lack of it.” ' SALES QIREPAIR 9 RENTAL ‘ at Smith - Corona * Olivetti * Hermes Low cosr REPAIR' ON ALL MAKES * * at * SEE US FOR: Personalized Address Labels imprinted March Book Covers School and Party Supplies Mimeagraphing [GRENNELL OFFICE SUPPLY "ACROSS FROM THE POST OFFICE" SEMESTER * your patronage the past u that- we are always: at nd special events. l Friday. February 3. I96 Four To Head LAC Sludies The Latin American coiiie encc steering committee ll' ai nounccd the names of pcr i who will act as chairnicii for tl conicieiicets study group pi-i gram. ‘ The chairmen arc Robc Myers. economic picture oi L- tin America, Ray Horton, polit cal structure and change El Landau, cultural aspc _; ai Denna O‘illul, art in Latin Ame icn. Each/01 the group; will bcg organization next wcck All st dentsdvho have enrolled in it study program Will be contact by a group chairman Studen who would like to become mm bore oi one of the groups a invited to contact the icspccti chaii-inan. ' Good Reasons Why I Prefer Suniione DRY CLEANING 1 It'sthorollgll. . ALL dirt, grit and grime 2 It brightens . 1 origi beauty of colors, patterns all texture fully restored. 3 It ireshens. tion is gone . against damage to any color fast fébrlc. drape and fit like new . . , tor press lasts longer. \ 5 It sweeten: . . . not evel a whiff of tell-tale dry cleanili odor. 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