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HHa/aina hoot Student Body  

By Ruth Gruenivnld
(leature editor)
A week of campaign politiek»
ing ended last Monday as Btll
Halama, Coivles junior, became
president ot the Grinnell Stu-
dent Body. winning by a ma—
jority of 147 votes (Hala‘mai
462, Thomson—31o), he now
faces the task or putting the
new constitution into actual
plactlce,
Halama will take office on
Wednesday according to the old
-constitution, since the new one
has not yet been l‘atlficd by
President Bowen.
“The main concern between
now and spring vacation,"
says Ilalania, “will lie the
transition to the new form or
government.”
The election results are in a
sense a vote or confidence lor
the present Student Council
administration; Halaina's plats
torin boars more resemblance to
Krulilike’s ideas than did either
of the other candidate His
concern over NSA and the
whole realm or national alrairs
indicates that perhaps the “yr-d
of the student.” is not yet ov.

It remains to be seen whether
or not Halama can bring the
necessary qualities of leadership
and judgment to the ‘presidency.
He sees the role oi' student
body president as an active one,
combmlng coordiatioii w i t h
leadership.

"An active president," said
Halama, rings new and trash
ideas to the Council; he acts
as an intitator.”

Halnma considers the two
anain problems coni‘ronting
, the council to be making a
su- es ~tul and iimnettnitc
tran‘ on to the new iorm
or government and maintain-
, ing the precedent sctin cunsitlr
oration oi national issues.

Some oi his immediate plans
include the setting up or a his
dieial committee to go over pie»
cedcnts set by the AWS Board
and CufHP in Judicial matters,
a meeting or all people inter—
.ested in applying for the posi-
tion or Senate speaker in order
to discuss what the lot) will ens
tail, and the setting up or a
committee to study the best way
in which a transition ii-om the
old to the new court system
should be made.
Halama said that .
“the advice of people who have
been carrying out itidicial func-
tions valuable.”

North, Pinefiee .
Lead Hall Grades

c scholastic averages of
Grinncll mchis and women’s
halls have been computed tor
the first semes r or the 153607
61 academic yeai.

North Younkcr led the mcii’s
halls with a cumulative grade
point average ot 273. The other
standings are as {0110“5’ Gates,

   

 

    
 
  
 
 
   
 
  
 

    
    
        
     
      
     
 
 
  
    
  

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

      

   

 

277; West Nor , 9,; Raw-
son. 2.723; Conlcs .,tit~ South
Younhcr, 2. Smith. 2.o' Lan—
gan, 252, or 'k, 2,47; Dibble,
246; and East, Nm’lt 2,31. The

 

north campus- average was 260
PineTi-ee, Wllh a 308 aver-
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men's residence halls The re—
malnlng south camp averages
include Par-h Street, 3,074-
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Reed, 2753; Me' .
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Grinnell College, Grinnell, Iowa. Friday, February 24, I96!

otesB to it: Grinnell To Join NSA

lloose Halt Makes
lConcert Protest
‘iAs Council Meets

by Emily Frill-r
(editorial assistant)

_ The Student Council last
‘ night voteri 13 to ii to ioin
l NSA‘ Jtldy Talbot, cha man of
‘ _ , . , , , , , . , the upracampus atta com-
l . , . , . ' ' , . inittcc. presented a revised n:-
i ~ m . ., , , ,. j -. . port based on the
‘ * , ‘ . ‘ igzllned troin the Beloit report.
hss Talbot said that her
group tell that the ideas and
services or NSA wer good, zmd
that by ioining, G nnell will
not only benefit from these
lscrviccs but will also be able
to oiicr some.
Duane Krohnhe, chairman of
the meeting, then called upon
Bill iialama, new Student Body
president, to otter his opinions

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on NSA Halama said that he
felt. that. membership in NSA
l was warranted, “It is a neces-

sary part or my program,“ he
said. “We need it."

Berni-c the roll cnli vote or
the Council, Krohnke reassur—
ed those, persons present that.
there were surricient funds in
the Count-it’s account to cover
membership tees and dues. The
motion was passed by :| man
jority oionly two votes.

- . _, , , , , ; . A seven member delegation
aoii can is taken during last Saturday": stnocnt Council convention. ‘he convention and- from Lem ham grated is ob.

ed only two minutes beiore the l , 0 deadline, when two leading candidates would have been iioin. » ,- o the method of can.
inatetl regardless of the 97 votes necessary. Eight tin lots were taken before Got Thomson and iiit‘ug‘eletmm Linda K Newer.

Bill iialama'rcrciven the nomination, Demonstrations durinw the convention were kept down to _ .
- .. , , , s. , _. , . . spokesman tor the girls, said
3 mlnil'iiui‘i, and oiilLoiie oi the speeches “3m beyond the is minute pr cribed Dmitri 7 Mat she and others were upset
led to the Council in such a way
I that consideration by halls was
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Candidates (or the offlcc or, , . ,
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Mariano Rice has been choscnl i p u 1 , ’ ' '
Cyclone Quccn ioi- 1951, Her se- , . . ‘lmunced in Gary Knumlllcx'.‘ . ,1 TV
lec‘llon by Senator Wavnc B lWEH gt? Fefii‘m‘ed present Comp president. TheylSFf’SgEifimg'g'gfitcelfi”h J“ ‘
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Rice Chosen 'lMen To Vote in Cowles Monday
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, ‘Sol Tax, Univci- ty oi Chicago;‘oiiicc of CofHP president. mp to C09 college on March 15

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“is Will be ai‘imumed 13W- llaili the re pect oi the men lnldy Dari-h, everyone ' welcome
SW09" Lam‘ Ammm“ * sl'dcr to iulthl his duty or cm to attend. Artistic ability is not

; tend-us iowa colleges \ n amid-mic m, rules lnecessai‘y. One at the objects is

. participate on the panels in ad-i = L ' ito be an educational process.
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:dents, Any student willing to -
mm m ta. on a Strindberg Drama To Be Presented
dates whose pictures were sellt'vismng Student is requested in W
to the Sumter by the Cyclonetcontact Celia Poi-tor or Phil- ".3“ .. - ' .i , , ’ ’ w
stoii‘ The other nominated and imam, , , ,
dates were Pill Duconnnun, Shai l The mu,- pancis at the Con.‘
in Graham. Judy Gi-ittiih. Susan ram“ Mn dear mm the sub, ,
tiainamoto, Jean Schmonseos and a“, now being Viewed by thci
Ma v Lou \Venger. it ie Latin American study : '
As Senator Morse stated in his'groups on campus. These cioups
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selected 1 litist my selection committee omph _ 46‘] that it
meets ivi the approval oi )olt, ‘not too late o Join one at them
your stat and the students at In addition‘literatilrcalioiitLatin
Giinnell” ‘Amei-ica is ai ilable both on the)»
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:lcnt or iiiain hall She is tlicl The subicc: licillg .
secretary oi’ AWS Board, ajhy the {we may gm”,
member 1’ IS A mid in p Shbc the basis [or the topi in
years has been active on Do -il,the annual Hlll Soca in: roirl 3,,
or Religion. Women s Sutlul Bud-,icst M; ch " Oilici activities int Jr»

get committee and Buddies conic connection with the Conference; “afl'fim’ “d Alvuh Same), ”Name to, the August

mlltce, hlci- piritii-c will appear includt‘ the appearance or Film-15mm,erg an,“ nMiss hue,” which Wm be presented Sunday
an a run past» spread and iii uniGumcz's Flamenco dancei ,i and Mendel ill Arena theatre. Two periormaiices, one at a and
advertisement in the i961 Cy- March 5 and the movie "Rio nother at ti, have been scheduled tor both nights The theater—
eiono. thsconoido" March 11* z. iii—tlio.rounn production ‘ directed by Ned Donahue (speech).

 

   

 

 

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