Friday, February I7, l96| SCARLET AND BLACK Page Three Visi’ring Medic Thc Grillnell Icictllly recently approved the general loim ot W'ii l Lecture . . O M c. the Junior liberal arts e. \mln'dr n I~Slons (loll Till l t. iiLimlnistcrUcl in Dr, Richard C. Bratill, n\(‘.(ll(:_il “‘0 Jllmol Vedli ulll ‘30 rmlutr- miggmmpy an furlough 1- H. ed at all student: in the ~s Ghana. West Attila. will in of “163 and 1964 le C l» Grinnell next track to >p uk at “0“ will cm» 1 of the You the college and the Chestci Con- This of “to Gmdumc 1 0rd gregationol church. He is ctii- Wrimmlmn and an o Eb- 'rently taking a ividcncy in ammlmu Drcrarcd by n 1' wit surgery at a St. Louis huspltcll Committee. after three years’ work in The Area Tests are designed to Ghana, yield a broad appraisal of a "What in students preparation il‘ three the NEW hi, major areas ol‘ study, social . sciences, humanities and natural sciences. Prepared and atlmlnr iSlEl’ell under the sllpcl\'i~lon of the Educational Testing service ‘of Princeton, New JC r, these ,ebicctivc tipc iniiiatioiis ‘wcrc sclected to provide an on tcl'nal cand‘dl‘d against wh ii the pcrtormance of our own students could be measured. A publication ul'ithc ETS. notes that “ the tests ha'e ' been ’med beyond the detail : oi sp citic con : m an attempt to leach towmtl those goals at ‘2; education which are =hai'ed gall- erally by the colleges oltering .truction in [lie liberal al’ts'. The total le~tlng time for ll‘ll" A three parts I5 llH’CK: hour: and 45 minutes. By way oi clarification, it should be noted that the area tests comprise one part. of the Graduate Record cxaminatiuns, which include advanced tests. These have been taken by seniors in past years as part ot our comprehensive examina- tion program as well as the aptitude tests often required for entrance into certain graduate schools. The 055 v portion is. designed to measure the Student's under- standing of a numbcr ot eon- ccpts. issues, methodologies or in Place l Africa?" Mi: ions will be Braun subject for Wednesday morningf at it in Her ck chapel. I Thursday afternoon at 4 an Younkcr lounge Dr. Braun wiili take part in a coffee-hour dis— cussion of "The U N., Ghana and New Alrica," under spon—l sorship of the. Dr. Bratin, a 1951 Gi‘lnnelli graduate, received his MD, H]. 1955 ironi Washington Univc sity,‘ interned m tndianapolis and r These evaluations uitli tlic appropr tc credit will lieco c a pdl‘l ol' the stu— dent’s pcimancnt r rd out “will be 'cd in making 'ullg- nicnts rec {ling thc udcn s H SlOUSp 601m of tilt, C(lllkh‘ and Givens l: t i1)l\() been appointed to supervise the preparation of the study materials and questions. The entire iacully will be in- litcrl to contribute to this enter— prise . Since tllc class of 1%3 will have to s preparation time. the E:SEly set: i n for these students will be pl'cpm‘tionatclv le s ex- tensive than for the C] of 1964, It should also be Stressed that. the: first administration of this examination in the spring of Bumlletcuce fur graduate study, employment, ctc. i The examination may also be used in net 'ne ttitlellt: re- garding the mo y ar" (ti-om faculty minltt 5, Jan, 23. 1961). The grade)" evaluation a n d credit revolved will not. be used in the calculation or the slur dent's grade Dolht average. All shidcnts in the twu classes aminzltion but. neither the credit will be required to take the to»; nor a passing grade will be 1'07 quired tor graduation. The far Culty wlll consider the question of including these tcsls ill the g ddllalion requirements tor the; Cias of 1985 and stlbsequent‘ lNoiien Series Classes at a later datc. ' t lis Confinueci i i tngcllicr l ilhutnltln Dexttibesiuuitirlfltdm l Anna Russell loves Shelleyg Fincis English Read Faster >225» Thornton. Reg/is. ‘ ilima Russell, British rainediennc, goes through one or her musical satire rcut'ncs at the student council concert Wcilnesdny night. The interview belnw is an 5&3 exclusive with Miss Russell, who was only in Grinnclt for one night. [1.5. today. “He’s good because he uses real Ilumjn situations. “English audiences are quicker-l “0 war 5 with basic things" "I in their reactions to humor," said ‘ dot.“ like Moll Salil." she salt}. Anna Russell during an inter-, "HIS humor Is created. and it. view betorc her parrot-malice} doesn't last very long." Wednzsday evening. The English Miss Russell l-clatcd an aim - have a qluckness about them and dug expat» nee she had in Erie- a tcndemy to luck up what IS land, She has entertaining at a humorous m a suuahon- palace concert sponsored by re - “You ow," she continued, alty [or ch- lty pill-poses. To see ”they are inclined to understate the cvenina dresses and decoia- funny situation; the teller tions, the diamond tiaras and the by Ruth Grnenewald Feature Editor celved a diploma trom the Lon- don School of Hygiene a n dI Tropical Medicine bet -c going, to Ghana in March, 18:)" i PanelSeminar i Feature Elbe |thc present Norman A.iin these two classcs will write Iowa's governor, . Erbe, and SIX membcis ot tlie‘ 1961 lowa icgislature will be they concepts ‘liographies, several selected texts problems which are not spccitic to any one discipline but cut across departmental and division at boundaries. A number or such with related bib. required of ‘all students, toe 'gt‘th’er with accompanying study questions will be distributed to members of the classes of 1963 and 1964 as soon as possible in semeste. Students the examination in the second semester of their iunlor years present on the Grinncll eampus‘lat a time to be announced lee Thursday for a state legislative seminar. The legislators ai- G. rrommelt, Democratic floor icadcr oi the Sci-lat J. Kendall Lyncs, Republican tlonr leader ot tlic Senate; w. L. Meaty, lieu» tenant'gm’m'nm‘ and PYNEIE‘“L 0f,that the til-st administration or lie-Interpretation the Sena-lei Robert W- Nadeni this examination in the spring Dick” is the topic or Republican tloor lcadcr ot thc House at Representatives; Hem ry c. Nelson. speaker oi the House, and Scott Swisher, Demo- eratie tloor lcadcr of the House. At 4:15 in Younkcr lounge a panel discussion will be held on tho topic, “Major lssuos or tel. Since the class of 1963 will Al‘drew have less preparation time. the from 1947 to 1958 will return ics iy section tor these students ‘tcnslvc than tor the class or limit. It should also be . ressed ‘ol 1962 will be dctinitely exs ipcrinici-ital in nature. 1 Contrary to carlicr iinotticial lstatcmci the evaluation of the _cxaniina ions will be on a scale entirely dittercnt troin the pre— sent grading system. Essay ex will be proportionately less cxs‘ makes little side comments as he gocs along and just tosses oil the joke, Americans don't do this. They build the story up step by step, make a dramatic pause be— toic the climax and then hit you with the lull impact,” Miss Rn ll's own humor has made her a tayorite among auti— ences all over the world. trom the us and Britain to such places as T mania. Hong Kong and Singapore; her lace has ottcn been likened to “a Collapr . islble camp chair" in its tr l linendous range oi variability. i Dr. Charlcs F. Foster, pro- “But. it's all very tiring,” she ‘ fessnr oi English at Grinnoll remarked, “doing tour shows a ‘wcek at dittcrenl places. packing and unpacking, and taking planes and trail Next year Miss Rus- scll intends to give touring a “Something in Emblemsr A rcst. She calls it a "sabbatical.‘ 01‘ Mohy ,but her plans, which include the his ,tcr work and writing new mar ‘lcllal (she writes all her own lmaterlal) imply change more lilan rest. "I lovc Shelley Herman,” An- na Russell replica, when asked licr opinion of the many new comedians entertaining in the to the campus to deliver the eighth annual Nollen Memorial lecture next. Tuesday, at 8 pan, address, Contest To Focus Allenlitln 0n lAC . :nneieni duehesses in magnificent attire, made me think of Gilb_ t and Sullivan's gondoliers," she laughed. , Born in London, Anna Ru ell ‘inadc her us. debut at Town Hall in New York City in 1948. ,Sinrc then she has appe ed in Opera, movies and theater, at con- rts and music festivals, has ‘t\lltten a best-seller, “The Pew er of Being a Positive Stinkc ' ‘ ind has made several records - FOR -' Spring Vacation Travel ‘ Vacation or Summer Tours Independent Travel Student Study Abroad Bachelor Tours the 1961 lowa General Assent» lamination papers and obicetire blysThe Legislators View. ‘test sc "3 which fail to meet Panel participants will be the itile minimum standards set by six members ol the legisla- itlle Committee will be labeled tore. I"no credit". Those judged to bc Problems under disci 'on at above this standard will be dos this time will be legislative rc-lsignatcd “low pass," “pa. " and apportionment, state tmanec and “high pass” and will receive 2 governmental rcorganr tlon.Unricredits tor the class or 1963 and dcr reapportionment the group 4 credit lor the class at 1964. will consider the principles thati—— » 7* should underlie a tair and 91‘2ch loam inanimmem pi. Dance To Be Held posal, to what extent thc pr _ posals intro‘dueed to date med-B J h G up i. y eWIs roup what the chances are of thsl‘ Two swamp“; legislature _pa» mg a reappo ,planncd by the Jewish student tionment bill. lgroup will be hcld here before The study of state finance Spring vacation, will concentrate on the areas at expenditures {01‘196171353113xasl Mrs. <_:harlotte Rostl, molhcr Lion—whether new or increased of Eonme Poslli Will arrive on taxation is ncecssar should the campus from Clucago Saturday. sales tax be met ased? and March 4, to conduct a folk should llqllol’rbyrtlmrdllukbcl" dance Mrs. Fosll is a physical gauged at a revenue emu-pea, education instructor in thc Chle and an analysis at taxation and GREG iclwol Wilcm and has had income in the slam Iwidc cxpci cnce wtth amateur Discussion oi govcrnnicntal tolk dancing groups. The exact ”organization Wm ccutcr a. ltimc and place will be announc— irouml the types ut procedural ed later . relonus needed in the Iowa A second «curvy. a lax and government and whcthcr or SEMINAR Cont. p, 7, col. 4 bagel br-cakiast, is also being time in March. The 70th annual ltili Speakingi contest is designed to teens ab‘ lention on the Latin Americam Contcrcncc to be held later this spring. Topi tor the speeches w ll be drawn troin areas at the cur ~cnt Latin American scene. which will be dealt with at the Cooler-once. All spcechcs will be extemporancous. Applicatioi- tor the contest must be e en to Richard Mey- er (speech) by 12 noon on Tuesday. The tirst round tor ‘wotncn will be held on Tuesday activities attcrnnon. Feb 28, at 4 in ARHiiRuok and Barb wis or. The ape nd thc first round tor men will‘ ‘bc on Wedncsday attcriiooiw, March 1, at 4 in ARH. l ‘Concer’r Features 'Yannaios' Quartet Coinpasitionb ncitos (music) by James dev. were tcaiurcd at a Compooer’s Forum pcrtoinr ance in New York city last Saturday Yannato: whose come p was included a tring ciuai» lot and a viola "Fc\l1l‘d.a,l\ d‘ State University or lowa gl'arlu—‘ planned b ytlic group tor some ate student working toward hisltend the Mind's meetings 3 ,Ph.l). l lflcboard meeting which was hold1 (Sing!e Travelers, WSB Seletlsi Judicial Bodies manual labor The broader oi the Following their Monday meet- ing thc Aws board announced the selection of thc woinci ~i judicial board and appellate court. Playboy Tours Rem-A-Cur Services l Buy-A-Car Ahmad } Chartered Buses l Members at the new iutiiclal‘ board include Sue Fernald, Linr‘ da Finton, Mariel Mcents. Kay; FARLEY‘ TRAVEL AGENCY 980 Main Telephone BE 6-43. pcllatc court consists oi Linda ltoyes, Sandy McCartney a n d‘ Muriel Reynolds. i Other business included makv ing plans for the alqullad bat-i last night. Also, the board wants to encourage women to apply. tor the positions or Quadrnngle personnel and health chairmen Karen Hah'ni'sen. board pres. idcnt. announced that nws boaid members have decided to stay out or active ‘polltikillg‘ in the halls in connection with the Student Council conrcntion. Mis. Halve cn again str . ed. Note: The Services Of A Travel Agent Cost You Nothing that. women students may at-i