Commiiiee Choir by Emily Fillk (editorial asst.) ' At a dinner meeting Wednes— day night Bill llalama was inau- gurated president oi the Sludanl lCouncil. The evening’s activitiesl imports. intcndcd to acquaint thelcvaluations. , l l l included commiil2e and officers: new president with the activities: of this V 5 Council, and at statement by the dean of tlie‘ The work of the national Elf-l ‘ rail-s committee was, summarized] Mi.‘ ., ,. ”,3!“ ., i Duane Krohnke, retiring student body president, hands overt the gavel to incoming president Bill liiila-ma, .at the student‘ Council dinner last Wednesday night. Watching the proceedingsl are Council iaeuity advisor- Kenneth Cliristiansen (biology), re— tiring social coordinator Jerry Shipley, new social coordinator bill; Herman, student Souncil secretary Lois Christopherson, retir-‘ iiig Com? president Gary Knamiller and new CotllP president Rliy Horton. i by chairman Steve lloth who also‘ stated that his group would take on the responsibility of coordinac ing NSA intormation. Judy Talbott. chairman oi the supra—campus aiiiiirs com. niittec reoortcd, “It was our responsibility to look into the possi tes of joning NSA. We looked into them, and we joined." Peg Suticy, academic attairs said that her committee has con: chillingly Reviews lent; iimitnlte Honored men Piesenlfinal lienoris :crncd itselt with the problems ,scrlbing ali’cktra—curricular acti— of noise and shortage ol seattvnies and no prepping- and heat in the library it had ottcers' ”mm were the "m rlso begun on evaluation oi the item on W agcndl Gm), Km. hlstorical studies and humanities mum. announced may Ray Hm. DI‘UEI‘IlmS “id “0995 ‘0 bag)“ ton would be his successor. and work on iaculty and coin-sci“1E m0 rem“, m attend a leoillP meeting. Jcl‘l'y Sliiploy announced that [ha Social Calendar committee had named Bill Herman as his The committee on freshman orientation I‘Cpol‘ied its proposals for New Student Dc S 1961. Jack Chapman said that his group teltl strongly that the orientation‘Successmfi lecture series should be abolish—l The tmsum ”pump that col on the grounds that upper- “me is a new budgeting 5w :lzissmen, not Miss Gardner, are 1 d n ‘ 1 responsible for the greatest por- 9‘" “n “ new V0“ 9‘ ”5 ““- He also suggested that the lion of the orientation at fresh»L man: , Council “be sociable and have Other suggestions included al a Pepsi." generally more iniormal programl ~ , . D K i _ stressing hall activities, a reading “a“ ‘Ol‘nkel “0 as We my to be gm ,0 the freshmen scnted with a gilt by the Council during the summer in order tolond a crown by Peg Suticy, ask- ‘orldge the gap between highlcd the Council to give the new school and humanities l thc‘swngm couwcu, compilation of a pamphlet deJCont. 5, p. 3 @riuncll gttttr‘let nub flack Oldes’r College Newspaper Wesl :5 file Mississippi River Grinnell College, Grinnell. lowa. Friday. March 3, l96| VOL. LXVlll Ray Horton Elected CofHPHead l Reveals Plans ] Ray Horton, elected G’i-innell's new CofHP president by a 231 A committee responsible tor to 138 north campus vote Mun» administ ing the concert and day, assumed the first or his mm series was established by the duties at a meeting of the pre»isocial calendar committee in its sent men's council Tuesday. He‘mecting Wednesday. This wasthc will sit with the current Presis‘malor revision resulting from a dents and be given Vallng‘l‘eVIEW oi the distribution of i , privileges until he takes over as‘sponsibilities between the var— head oi the new council nextiious social committees, WW1“- , . . Other changes included shittingt Two main“ ““310“: “I“‘eithe maintenance of the supper‘ made at ”.‘Q “95"” "we“.“g ,club from the gadabouts to the Th? COUPE” Passed 3 “1mm“ union committee, the care of that which will allow all men's halls Lake Am Cabin .0 me Mammy 1° “Em? ““d ”V‘sev 1? "aces'icoinmittee, and the duties ot W3“ m?” hm.“ ”um“; 1‘" publicizing and obtaining tickets “WWW“ ”“5 “’35 3 ”cm“ and transportnlon to cultural "‘F’““.a“°"b”‘:l‘ “’"mwb “fg'levents outside Grinnell to the; mum“ 9 ”W“ “P Y e,conccrt andmoviescommittec. ha” membm‘ I it was also announced that so! A second motion calling tor _ __ , the continuation or the Coun- ,Clal courdlnfllor Jelly Shlpley ~ actconng letters or :ippllcar oil of Vice-Presidents as it l‘V b . _ now exists was dcfea‘ed‘ Next ‘ on tor the chairmanship of (he‘ year the 1,311 vpis Wm pm, lcoriccl'l and movie intoi-inal, ahly' he invited to s“ on the union and gadabouls commit con-11> with run voiing pm. tees until Tuesday noon. All arc‘ iieges. -sa1 ied positions. of t‘illtZl-eZi‘ed persons; be lorlli- ‘Hermits chaose New Members ed to assume the collective du— ties oi the now deiunct CotVP. ‘to 10m l-lcrmits, the ireslinian Horton said he would have rather seen the decision lctt tor counterpart to Friars, Gl'inllell‘ men’s honorary scholastic socic- CommitteeMvak 5 Social Revisions l the new council to mill-<0 Horton said nfier (he Tues- day night meeting that he Favors ll program of “modified hazing." He feels that the cure rent nrienlfltion program has “failed to csiahlisli this year‘s ii‘eshmen in the Grinllcll cum— munity," Eight'men have been invited recently by Jerry snlpley, Frial" [pi-esidcnt. l included in the program They Calvin Collier“ “harmless hall gags," wththamCS Clapp, Gordon mi ht he art of houscmeotingsJLflrs Laslvltv Dan am? Hmmpn emphamcd ane,.,d.gRicliaid Orchard, Ken Richard