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Grilmell, Iowa
GKINNELL COLLEGE

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Don’t push the panic button. In spite of reports that
more than thirty students have been let't without hetls after
i'tlttm drawings, Dean Evelyn Gardner reports that plans
are being nizlrle to house everyone.

in spite of the plans, however, there remains, it seems,
a l)2l.lC question which has not been {navel-ed Why are
lhcl‘e going to lie so many people here in the fi ‘t place”!
Apparently the college is either are dmitting contrary
to their belief that a small classroom sitnatittn in 2i small
college atmosphere is conducive toithe bet liintl of learn-
ii or our image is all \t'rong’.

A Student Senate committee is presently inre.
the situation. This paper looks foitvard to the
and some necessary answer.

Diaivaxcerpls 0f Carolyn Parsons
Tell (if leaching Turltish Children

igatine
results

by Carol In rii- u
- 5 1 5" S can not

hungry“

pcoplr When they nl‘C

Twit'htng liVCly ll year olds

contact \lith Sltl'
Classes has plovldr
\lith the-e e\peiir

and liiiviiid
Chills ul' :Ill
rd inv diam

Saturday

3 r hiacNoit mark» a
K‘Ll‘ item that Still] lll) Ht" lil‘r
siiviiiig Elinlhi ottss - ' lid:

’l\u in tCaL‘lI it It“ pill}
toln”

noiriiihor, Thursday

pi-ariirrd thc’ patlcrn

,« int- in s 0n
iiiipiiiso 1 introduced no mr‘
, ‘ going tliinusli ([th iioiis
.aiid anorci- in all ionscs A
poiitanto 'ili‘ge' oi illlol‘lliil»
do on i xrilig t‘u‘tonls‘ rolloii.
cd shino gii s kits thr niotlioi
in tho moinmg but thi» iulhor

at night.

r

January, r ay

betni‘e
\‘Jtlltr

iiir
ratutimi
cd (Illcl' t s and id. "Nih‘
Parsons. may I k s yoti'“ I
\\:\\ so siii-piisod and taught on
a -d that i said, “We'll
and slow" baokod out the door.

It w L'I'I‘tz‘iinly diicstinn
that my Cniiincll cducaiion
roiir. , (lldn't propai-c me inr
it: ii common request here her
turn and alter holidays Bets)
i tit-d -l‘rl ttrctinp kisses iroiii

ttit- tliixs after the lt’li‘i period.

last dai‘
Suhc

Today

it ”nor 2i

not

a

Jdntia - , Tuesday

\th wcro p ictitinp “I (me a
drhi to Esici- gm‘t- the
sciitxm'e, owe tlcht tn liw
)iiriihcl’ ht‘tuthe sho bornrd me."
Who thinks that l)Cgil\llllLl.{ Emir
it‘ll doesn't involve conu‘pb"

i irad tlli' :tudcnis‘ diaii _ and
'iound these t-oinmcnts "Today
i tiioiiuhi that thi. tion was
tttu ll‘tlk’il and I \‘l' itt'tl to be at
srhiiot again with my rriciids
and my lt eho "

”\VC itiiiiicd about magnch
tut‘iltr It \\EL\' \’Cl_ nit- litig It
was mart» intorrslind than 1an-

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.What
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t'll. Tests

ilw list today i askud,
do you do whrn on
Our imp wroto.
my ' Otiior pi KZC ;
title liko lilolh-

ti-zilil

arc

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“Kant

it”

April, Tuesday

The from thosa
“babes" came today. I gave a
Sentence illustrating "to bc a,
maxed" and asked tor other e
ainplrs A-sc rctatod a non
paper stoi "ML Parsons, a
out had iivo bahics Three were
lotions and tiv were chicken
Maybe the cat‘s husband was a
chicken"

what did I aiisiisri "No
thr cat took care ot the rhi
lsons. but thov weren‘t har has
bio . Cats don't marry chit-kc

lutC<l gem

December, Wednesday

i asked my preparatory stir
dent: at lunch today what their
imagc or America was Mr said
a boy in blue jeans rhowins
gum like Jimmy Dsan
didn't think Amorica . ould
low
t 03.

di-

Gul argued they should.
that both favorable and tintln orr

able/isidos should he presentsd

Lalo ha. an American friend.
iSho cop the material siand
ards and proudly slated her in-
tliionre in convincing her par.
cnts to buy liitidern [tlt'iiilili‘u
and to build a new house to put
it in based on Better lionns and
Gardens,

r
son

quietly insisted
uln't Compare Tur ii and
crita and that ii iirnng
to imitate and strne tor Ameri-
can standards. ovon ii‘ you can
alioi-d it when so muth oi
Tili‘km' i: poor. The oducatrd
and litll inusl liarr ii sense oi
lt'spoll~ibilil_v to the rat of Tur-
g and lonl inward instt-ad at
out \\ ai‘tl

[ askod my college supper
table the same question. Hillem
said She thought oi cleull
modern cities with smiling
,. _ .

a pt-

is

lietn with
American sprint-mun and thou-
lmmlles’ here, The CMX‘I’ lieu
lnn horn Amorit-an chit
idroii surcn .id right yoiirs old
lit-r and thicw suinos

iontatt has

Hid,

teasotl

TURKEY
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SCARLET AND BLACK

gfl’fil‘lft and iil’ilark Abolition Film Amuse: Student:

t

Sllc .

~uch mori - in other counf

’ Communist

by Ron Sehifl‘

Last night in ARH and
lorium "Ope ation Almlition” i .,
presented bbt'ore a toll house at
amused studsnls The doouincn.
lai-v him was produced by tho
liouso UinAiaoi-icaii Activities
Committee tor the purposc oi
stating its stand on the May l-i-
ii tudoiit domonstrations at last
ye in San Fran o against
iIUAC's pulley oi limitld admisv
sion to the hearings

Thc main purport oi liic film
is that the dcmoiistration iv 5 in
soinc manner unjust or impropc"
doc to its Communist loader-ship
and the students violznee

The iilm attempts to give
suiiieielit evidence to support
both iactors but leaves the inlr
mediate cause oi the domain
stration. IIUAC's admission poi-
iry, undiscussed.

Thc tilm begins vvith a prciacc
by Francis Waiters, Frans
congressman and chairman of IhL‘
committee, seated, syinboliraln
bcioro the Lincoln M norial, thc
Capitol and the Ameri in F1

Walters states that thC denio .
stration was led by “hardcore
Communist ents” who - l
the enthusi ic though r
naiv-s students as “dupes"
Communist ends

The scene then shifts abrupt-
ly to tho doinonsli iion, whci-o
Harry Bridges. Douglas Walkm-
and Ai‘chiC EIUWII are pointod
out Walter; lumps them all in
the catcaory oi “Communist
agents tr tied in propaganda and
agitation"

it should

lol-

he pointed out,

*1 though, that although most at be,” mg an

El]: Sanity
rif
Statics

by .iack Pitts
Last nisht ,iii oioi-ltow aiidr
CnCC titlod Anti, auditorium to
ho film “Opeit n Aboli—

In the spirit at tho min

at would like In
ogdesciibo t h a t
1 scene.
T h e nicoting
was bi‘otll'iit tn
‘Di'dci' bi ii
Eknann oicinh r
oi the onminuin
i s t toiispirat.
lthouch this
individual i -
hinisoli oil
as ii student
ritts leadcr, it |\‘ a
well known fact that he tits
tcndod the 159th Confii‘o
Party. U.S
in Monte/Mina, Iowa. on August
18. 1953. In addition this the
dividual has been seen in thc
company or known Communism
one oi whom it - travoicd in
Red Chino expllimt‘t‘l that
the iilm wa [he work oi the
House Coiuiiiittoo on uirninoi-i-
can Activitio.

He then [1:11 into the rheluric
oi thc par ,
questions ii h iiidiret-tlv at.
liickcil ‘tho cammittcc. it is an.
other well known iact that the
numher tinr aini oi the Com-
nuiiiist rintv is the abolish
meat at this Committee.

x then pics-ontod nip otiicrs
tor the piii-pos of explaining
tho him Mr V". iii-tier known
to tho FBJ {N Youth , ~man
tor the Communist Pnity in tho
Gi’inut‘ll aroa. bittcrl mine! a
the Coininittro. hinting in\'(‘t‘tl\‘L
no doubt wri ton in Moscow lie
accused tho Cominiitro. tiic \l‘l
pi‘iltottor oi iiic niilitin's iiitcrin
ui sni-uiity ni’ till-COIL liltinnai
])I0('C(l|ll'0. another trpitdl Coni-
iiiiinist mmiiicrbr,

ilc at it-kod tiiz- him as bring
Illl lln i‘L'L't't'anlzillnll (it tl‘iLV
i it» oi tho Coliillltln"i inspi -d
riots in San Frantinen liist May
‘While it is hair that tho min
is not pmtcct totlinu-ally. no
God' ri'iis» rout would suit-iv
let that s ind in the way at tho
i-t-nti-ai most. at tik’ liiiii.
me siist» ti 1 rips tho mink
tho Coiiiiiiuiiisi ooiispi
siixrr‘il or s’roi
(tiint. p. s col ‘

i,,

or another appeared before the
IIUAC they have never been
proven Communist-

At any rate. it might be said
that the demonstrations justnoss
does not depend on this (actor
The students are shown walking
back and forth on the steps of
the city hall carrying signs such

‘We Walk To Prosoivc
Peace," "Fascism Is Not Our‘
National Policy." and "Tlic Un»
American Artii ties Committee Is
Anti-American

Waiters constantly rotors to the
demonstration as violent and as
being a riot, but the only 1)li\'\ir
cal violence C‘(|\lbit:‘d up to this
point pertains to the photograph
or the him 7 abrupt pails cam
era jelklng and rapid tclc. opinifi

But for all iiiese photograpiiir
acrobatics, the students still ap‘
pear to be doing nothing more
than walking inonotonousiy back
and forth

IIarry Bridges is shown 11L"

Jet/5m to

To the Editor:

Dawn was sti tohing hor rosy
tinge s in tlic E t Just as Clovc.
timd girls. in mighty eonecrt.
stictrhod thrir vocal rhoids to
welcome May Day win-tiling
s\\CClly, the Cal‘fiahtllfln f8
sculiipcretl softly in and out at
room spreading joy and bliss
l Port. [lung aside by the on-
sliuighi. trembled on their hmgi-s.
accompaniment
tiigain t towering walls. stoop.
transsrc-scd and dulled. nod bc.

these people have at one time t in: drugged away by severa

Friday, May 5, mt

state troopers. but this is in
consistent with the chronolog.

of the demonstration, since ii
wasn't removed ironi the cit~
hall until much later in (h
proceedings.

As the trim progresses, nari
tors appear as textural Control
to the disorderlinsss of ti
demonstration and to roinior
various aspects oi the Hu-
stand.

EdWIn Willis, Congl'essn‘ii
trom Louisiana. dsiines the pit
pose oi the HUAC as that or i
vestigating and gathering inix
mation on Communists.

Joe Hanson perceptively e
tracts the moral oi this inride
us being “a challenge not on
to patriotism, but to ea
individual to preserve his fr
dams” How exactly this wor
OPERATION nBoLITION

Cont. p. 5, col, 1

are exceptionally poor iighu
and the men excoptiomlly go
at preserving their p
ditioii

To leave the Cuban altcgo
we do not have spontanr.
iiappygoduoky socially mati
Big to students—vie have t
strained, disciplined acaden
Gi'innellians Tlicrctore.
need bottor Conditions ior st
cesstill dating than do big sclu

posing several l

people. not tho poorest imagi
bin

The irontal assault alluded
lpi-rviousiy would inrludo: tit
"Hm W“ E” g1“"°r”‘g“"“'° “icxtontion or bar privileges

:vlriv , , , . .
~» . toast to iiiniois and pioioiably
dinners in May, Flowers in Miiv. ,gophonmes (2) Open dorms

Hm no go gathering flowers in yam Wm;

These would provide mohii
ty, hence, emancipnling usiroi
the Union and the strand, an
privacy, emancipating us VITO]
the pressl e oi the dissoppro
illg, gus. ping crowd. is) A t.
cit une‘iiioi-ccin'eut oi iii-iiihi
rules, lhiis emancipating I
(min the terrible upor-cgi
many oi us are omit-ted wit
These suggestions are.

lcoursc. no guarantee oi a sum
active oanipu As a matter
tact, I'in iairly convinced ti

ioio tho triumphant charge, never
to rottir ,
Thc uhii-lwind passed;

l
-ly in the morning”
The melody echoed back. taunt
inp ilir ranouishod
Qu ion; Art: May Dav excl-A
risrs part at the iliti’rimtliil pro.
g m. and do wo get participation
points?
ninily Horne

To tiic ntlito
After having been here im-
three years. I think some comr
meat on the Grinnell social sitlli’lri
tioii would be pertinent. Air
though it has iiriprorod consider even these nicasures would fail
ablv suit-c I’ve been hcrc. loaklng‘dl'lvc the Grinnell gcnt . out
at it obicctivoiy, it still merits ilio‘ ilicn- dorms on Saturday nigi
:idjectii‘c rotten. We have, howevcr, ovorythi
By rotten I mean iinboiicrcubiyl‘to gain and nothing to lose.
bad for pcoplo who are supposodtif we keep recline around w
to be oung men and woincn iiilbumlwr 17001 far the Union a
the pl‘lmc oi lite and. il iioi‘liizil.jt‘ost libraries, we can be si
beginning to think oI males. In We will fail.
making my itidglnent I have to: An Escaping Sen
admit i don't huve To the Editor:
ti on Cuinpll dating: but I do I was very glad to see that
know that in Rm .on hall it‘s ,Scariet and Black gave its app
most non-exixtent, and that inl ml to the Sit) raise ot the stud
othci- hails lli appears the pat-alncnrihos fee, However, i
isn't ior d either, plication in one of your two qu
“it.“ m, be “one? 1 “Wk itications when you stated t
“m we Stopped ”on“: the money should go ior mi
around with abortive admin ”“0"“ and “h“. f?“ "0‘.
intimibm M imam“ more “lounge parties was Ht‘tli
CW, dimng mum Tm iThis rctcranro gave the l‘atse
, never shake the north nipus “”9 ”‘4‘ “"5 “'35 1‘“ ”‘9 "‘0
i tadci iii nriiiliiioss iiitiioiit ““5 being “50d “1
~m lliness iid will only Illlr “WE 0““ “1‘”
; its the troops in their dclonse “'0 “3"“ ma 0" “f‘” “9V“ 1
anaiiistsoiith .pus invade "“0" Slmné ‘ “m “. 3‘"
”am- mm, ' thing on two t‘u-ud picnic.
mm in,” ,0", “mm hon.» party and a "hall picn
1‘ ”me m “n u” mu iin addition to lounge parties
~auit on tho prohlom The admiir “"71““mm:lg‘gfffingficgci
stration must not allow thc‘ , ,‘ » , ., ‘ ‘ "
women to do battle nnproporiylL“““'“ '5 mm“ M ”m ”l
aimcri, Thcy mud provitl’: the LETTL s
most ilprtordclte weapons This is Cont, p, i, col. 3

,it

uf
can

an exiiiiil

Oi tliosc two yea -,
To prove that I ii

In rlustcrs lll\C balod
Leaving behind hent ti

tlirec nieinoiies roinaiii

them" the tuinbioivrcd

it- *e scour ing the plain.
gs and h . black so a.

A house like all the othei" in the block.

\Vltli ' h trim and l)!" k< that caught the glare
Oi haeks‘m‘tls liiiL'(l with pl'flthWood. sand, and rock
l'rllettirctt mt ltlIH'Jli in the silnasplit nii'

:\ (la , conl (‘rening when I held a hand
And kl Cd a pair at lips and lid “Goodnight"
To one important then lUl' \\'li:lt I planned.
Remembered non as one \vhtt didn't \\' to,
And will I tinttl th: e three~lii two yen more,
Will I remember whirl i'emeiplit‘ringN toi.

Lurt‘n Muhanliziti