e ate Argues Pepping; Budget Vote Next epping Program l Ins Senate Okay ‘ by Paul Samuel ‘he Student Senate, in its .dnesday night meeting.‘ pted the orientation progr-anii posed by the CofHP for next § in la . absten— ‘ i , r. The vote was 24 15 against, two is and three absentees. , he vote came at the ciima‘: a lour and one—quarter hour cting that saw many bitter‘ bal exchanges between serra- ~. and at one point, a diiee ‘ test between melnbsl‘s of the ' rate and speaker shot. The battle started wheni . yn Alt moved that the i hate adopt the orientation ‘ ‘l C am Heno‘ 'ogI'am as stated on pages and 12 0f the men’s hand» 0k, with the deletion of L‘ section entitled ”Council ‘l Vice-Presidents." f Miss Alts motion had} -n adopted the Senate ‘wouldl '2 approved the same or‘:ien. ion program that had been d last year. despite the lactl t some 37 per cent of northl npus disapproved of such al gi-.am However, Miss Alt’is tion was deleated. thus leav-l ‘ IlOl‘th campus “'iih no pro 1 Hendel‘shot‘ opposition to any prepping grarn Hendershot's decision, s challenged by Cal Collier, re moved that the Senate iiule the Chair‘s d=cision to ow Kiohnke to address the irate l This motion was based on , re grounds that too much , me and too many words had lreaily been spent. A vote as called, and Collier‘s ino— on was deientedr Krohnke as allowed to sneak. -iter Krohnke had iinished llier made a motion that the irate adopt the orientation .gram as stated by the COIHP.‘ e program was then debated ~ approximately one halt hour. til another motion was passu closing debate A 10]] call te was taken, and the CofHP entation program was passed a vote ot 24 to 15 he CofHP's orientation pro. In was established “to ac- alnt new students with the ademic, social and residence ll activities of the college. ie ,program a lies to l IENTATION pp alt M. p, 8, col. 2 unior Recital ‘io attend dinner . Junior music educationi alors, Ann McMuIray 5nd Ken‘ It, will present their iunior Cilal Friday evening View 5, Herrick chapel Miss MthIlery, on the cello is chosen pieces by Eccles, Bach id a contemporary American rlsey Stevens Gietchen Oste i will accompany her on the‘ ano. l-lort will neilorin organ works Bach by the modern Amelie n composer-s Mvion Robells rd Robelt Crandriil and by thel odain French composeis Mos aen and Langlais, lospilai Receives i lei-hes From YW The. Community Se ice com— ittec this week conducted a iinpirs clothing tll'le‘ in order help Corninunitv Hospital's uxrliaiy Committee. These olhcs will be sold at a down iwn rummage sale today. Proceeds of the sale the building iund ominunrty Hospital. will or gm the ‘Quad. According to Alida Snyder. . ECIy Horton, Col"? president considers the Sitll’ltion during“ lvoting on the CofllP initiated orientatiun proposal {It lVellnes- TOTAL INCREASE: 511400 days four hour and fifteen minute meeting of the Student Sen H firinntll We gmrlzt mill 73inch VOL. LXVIIIGrinnelI College. Grinnell, lowa Friday. A Editor, lawyer To Debate Here ' Conservative and liberal viewsi will be contrasted here nextl| ‘ffkagjf‘efi mafia): 'EV‘I‘gfilgg,studcrrt and iaculty liberals. cake pan m a iwa day pmgmm Editor or the National Review, sponge-lad by the 0mm“ pm 1Buckley iiist attracted public at gram in Ptaclical Political Edue (911110" With his best scllinsi imp)“ book “God and Man at Yale" paul A. L_ Smith (political published in 1951. He has since science), P.P.P,E dir~cctoi said written “Mchthy and H I S the schedule for the two men EnemIeS” and “Up Flam LIbCI Wm induce the follg“iing ialism." The magazine he edits Tuesday night at 8, Buckley has sought to Ievitalize cousco will deliver a lecture entitled vailsml conhasling with its lib “The Conservative Alternatc" in em! counterp‘an. The New Re- Herrick chapel ,qulic Wednesday at 11 a panel discussion, “The Conservative Alternate," will' be led by Buckley and Mori- son in Ilerrick chapel on Wed- nesday morning at 11. Lunch be a dinner c'clock , The Collceium Mrisicum will ipl‘esent :l plogl'am of contem- wn “in. me two speakers poraiy music, Sunday night at B the campus Young Republi- lm Herrick chapel Pieces by cans and Young Democrats {Bruno Maderna, Philip Bezan~ will follow lson, and Flances Poulenc will tie afternoon a At 4:1a in sin“ w i t h be eung by the Collegium Muse collee hour- dr Mm h d m H Morison on “Political Liberalism, C ““5 a“ C C“ egg dish, and accompanied by the in Today's Politics" will be held 11 , l in Younker lounge, There will C” C“ ““0”“ Tapping Sunday The newly selected Mortar Board members will be tapped this Sunday at dinner in the i FIedIlka MfauCk, soprano, will be (filmed in Madelnas "TH: Liriche gIechc" translated by . Ten oi the eleven candidates current Mortar Board president, compmng m the We of “Mm all junior women are requested Gummy, m from the college They are Gail Parish, Pamela ‘Di‘aemel. Linda Putnam, Victoria ‘iWeber, Diana Dierks, Elizabeth iThoeny, Joy Wilde, Susan Jur» Students, Faculty. Will Discuss Cuba Tomorrow afternoon at 2 there will be a studciitetaculty dis. cussion cont'crencc on "The, Cuban Fiasco and United Statesl Foreign Policy" in Yoimker lounge Students and iacultyi members will ass s United States lorcicn pol’ y. especially in underdeveloped couiitiros _ Some or the speciiic questions, will be: How can we now Showi these countries that they cilnl trust Us? Can we continue to‘ ipl'each (lellocl'alic methods and‘ use subversive tactics7 H o w, ‘much should the people al that U.s., either pe onally or thi-oughl their congre. icn, be informed; 1’ what u aIu doing in all is at ioi ii allaiisz Eniphasi uill be placed our Cuban policies and on U-z incident or a year ago. At 3:30 tuIIIOI'I'uw lIiIeI‘IIoon there will be a collce hour, open to all interested, which will compare views coming out or the previous discussion on, lllel ‘ . Bob Clapp in the role of ‘Cdillbdrill." See review Oldest College Newspaper with Morlson £01" .Collegium Concert Is Sunday Ten Enter‘ ‘Miss Grinnell" Contest WHAT A DIFFERENCE TEN DOLLARS WILL MAKE! 1960761 1961.62 Proposed Allowance 3 2,300 Allowance Change 5 1,600 700 increas- decxme increase increase increase increase increase increase increase lncrease increase increase incrakse increase lncmse increase increase Social Coordinator Gadabouts . , Inlormal committee Union Committee iConchts and Movies ‘North Campus .. South Campus Men's IIalls . Women's Halls ColHP AWS Board Auditor . Scarlet and Black Knhw ni~innoll SGA Reserve Bu 5 Review get F GRAND T0 l‘AL wmwwwmmwummm . 0 334,450 $45,400 1 by Jim lIatiieId l Twenty—nine cents Will buy a ,hoekey puck, or three dozen lI‘lIbbeI bands, or two cups of icoffee and nine cents worth at bubble gum l But, multiply twentyrnine ltimes the number at weeks in ithe school year and then times llias students and you come up with approximately eleven thousand dollarsienough to ex— pand Grinncll's activity pi - [grain to satisly nearly every~ one even the in. vehement iquality concious and quantity thii tv criticrzers of this years i‘entellainment. st of the Mississippi River pril 28 |96| No. 23 The proposed increase, which (would bring student activity lees to a 340 total, has not yet ‘been approved, But. it student i " opinion supports it, the raise A loiiner U s assistant at. may well be put into effect tor-en y general Morison has been next year. in pIivate practice since 1952 , but remains an outspoken ci-iticl Fireside"! Bower» who has ex— of what he believes to be out ‘Plessed “V“ ”Naming ”19 nioded political social and eco Plan- “ “ ”any ”When“ the noinic practices Most i-eccntly.,""iShes 0‘ 5“"“5‘” .“udems’ he amused mmmvmy Mm a will present the proposal to the lull scale critique of the State ol ““5““ m 1““ ViIginia in a Washington and A poll will be taken in house . Lee Universrty addless in which meeting; Monday to determine he attacked “‘9 “Yule of cm- real leeling about the raise lorinity' in Virginia as practicedi i . If enough students say yes, the b3 ““99“” °‘ 5 "am Blflleleven thousand dollar increase lwould be spread over at least lseventeen areas. Largest increase has b e e n anned lor- concerts and mov— A boost of $5400 will allow program which could incnide lsympholly and jazz concerts and ., presentations ieaturing folk sing. S.°“g5 0‘ 1" ers, popular vocalists, musical ”mmpamed by 1" comedy, di-,arna choral a n d "Chest” and “ms dance gr,oups Almost any com- (“”5”) ‘bination ol events could be pro. gramnred depending on student desires expressed this year Richard E. l—lowo Sheldon P. zitner Howard It Rarig conduct the works. Nyia Yanuatos, sing Bezanson's nocence" college Yannatos (music) and‘ 1 (English) lpes (music) wl soplano. will Poulenc's “VInss in G Major" will be srrng by the college choir, featuring Susan Morrisi soprano Don Jones (music) will conduct. An increase in the number and iqualrty or movies shown on campus is also planned. Twelve tilrns were scheduled (for this year. twenty are being proposed for next The expanded program check, Sandra McCartney and would include both foreign and Susan Andresen, lAmerican productions. The contest which will be held One of the greatest complaints tomorrow night at i:30 in the lodged against this year's pra- high school auditorium, is iudg iBUDGET ed on poise and talent as will as bgauty_ Cont. pr 5, call 2 (Last Performance Of Eliol's Drama Is Tonight Thomas (1 Becket is accosted by {our assailants, David Palmer Peter Zwi k, All/ah Stanley and Clark DiquIltl in the Players production of "Murder in the page five