Friday, November [7. l%| SCARLET AND BLACK Page Three Washington Trip To the Editor: 1 would like to congratulate Coach Bowers and the tootball tcam tor one ofvtlle best seasons Grinnell College has ever had. Many of us don’t realize the hard work that these coaches and players do. It takes many hours oi hard practice totde— velop a team such as the one we had this year. More than this, it takes a lot of desire on the part or every individual. All year, this team showed the re- sults ot this hard work and great team desire. Time and a. gain, the last part ot the sea- son, our team came rrom be» hind to win, And when they lost, it was not because or lack ot desire. We no longer have to make excuses tor our football team We don't have to say “Well. We’re an intellectual school. not‘ a football school " Now We can proudly say that We are both. Along with being one ot the most outstanding schools of learning, we have good athletes too. At Grinnell there is no sucli thing as a “dumb iootball player," and l think we can all be proud of this, We combine _ athletics with studies and come out ahead in both. This is one oi the many things that makes Grinnell the great school it is. The fact that Coach Bowers inherited a team with a very poor record and in. two years built a championship team is next to amazing. And he does this without athletic scholar ships! Let's forget the big bomb and the world situation {or a minute and pay tribute to a good foot ball team and a good coach. Congratulations, coach and team and let's get ’em again next year. Boll Shepherd has becn the wording oi the reterendum that took place Monday, November lath. Every- one i think should be against atmospheric testing it proved unnecessary and dangerous to our health. But there was noth- mg in the resolution that said or hinted that it could be nece essary, the implication being that it was automatically dangerous and unhealthrui The retereir dum in my opinion was already _setl.led before It was even voted upon, The even more ridiculous part oi the resolution asked if you were in favor oi the U,S.S.R. continuing its testing. That is like asking the Soviets to be. have themselves as betitting good little comrades. I am glad to know that these pseudoelnlelleciuals would solve the world's problems if given halt a chance to do it their way. I am further enlightened to know that God has once again given the Ten Commandments to a chosen people. Vaciferously yours, James Glenn A NOTICE from the "World’s Smallest Supper; Club." often called J.D.’S, Sometimes called “The Short— horn." The Cher oi Powcslliek will travel without guns to the county or Jefferson ior Thanksgiving. We will be closed tor this occasion starting at 8 RM. Wednesday. Open as usual Friday. May we extend our hcarticst congratulations to Coach Bow» crs and the team on a very succcssiul season. To the Editor: ' For a long time i have been rcmovcd irom any type of polite ical aililiation or moral come mitment. However, in recent} weeks i have become Cognizanll ot an attitude that seems to have impoverished the intellects oi the American campuses. As an “academic institution“ Grinnell ranks among the tinesty in the nation. Yet, we appearr‘ to be an institution which cen— sors those who re-entorce their, behels with action and praisel those who are satisfied with pre- vailing conditions. it appears that we have completely disre— garded thc [act that we are that recipients ot a country. a coun.: My Will] which we I“) not total- 1y satisiied. We are going to be the leaders ot tomorrow. will we act in the same lethargic man. ner as the students or today are acting? Should we attempt to put our ideals into practice? Can we aitoi-d to let the moral issues of the day pass us by un~l noticed? I believe that each oi us shouldl take time out to evaluate our- selves and our goals. it i through this evaluation. 1 feelt that we will realize that censor: ship oi those who act loi- what Reierendum Concerning Nuclear Testing Declared. Null By SGA President Al Senate Meeiing by Stan lrteportor , , Mondays mmcndum cm in other action, Al Boston, qualifications in making sclcce Gaming Opposmon m nuclear chairman of the newly formed lions, and that the applicants testing has been declared null committee on budgets, nomll'tammaynothave been given enough by the SGA executive cabinugttons and constitutions, i-eporledltinte to‘preparc ior then- later— bemuse of ..th apparent Cm”that his committee would notlview with Boston’s committee. m on and ambiguity” m itslrccommend to the Senate lhel Tonia Koloskl, Dick Anderson m. mmm‘ accordmg to SSAlnomln’dllons 'of two women toland ira Dubitsky were l‘econ‘~ prcsmm B,” Emma He macmine Womens Primary court. mended by the committee for the announcement at a Sludenl‘The. “"0 had ““0“” beehlappoimmem to the High Court. Senate meeting Wednesday. “mmma‘ed by “‘0 AWS B031'd'lTheIr appointmems were ape The referendum asked Boston said his committee proved by unanimous votes of tool _ , qltesllons: “Are you opposed tsl felt the applicants did not the Senate. Bab Benowicz, chairman or nuclear- testing in the aimase give evidence lof having a . . ll'le admissions Commlltee, re- phcl'c by the tinned stares? clear idea or the tunction or Are you opposed to nudge,-1 the Court, He, hastened to say lported that the “Student Am— testmg m the atmosphere by; that the committee’s deci on lbassadm‘S“ program is currently the Soviet Union?” Results oil was no reflection on the char. ybeing organized ior_ work dnr. tho poll were not made public.‘ deter of the applicants. ‘1": Christmas vacation. VColltlnulng with-his weekly Jill Dcnmnston. AWSB presi, A mm o, 75 ambassadors“ g?“ fia‘ama 5f?“ ”m ”‘9 dent, said that applications for‘are being sought to travel to “met “‘1 m“ ”95“”: bl“lthe two positions would be rcdhigh schools near their homes [3‘1” ‘0 "as“ ‘1 demw“ Ynlopened. She also commentedlin order to,allow students and “"‘flhex‘ ‘0 ‘10” 3mm“ ‘Bl'lthat the Aws Board considercdicounselors to become lamiliar crendum. He said that ii an-, a f h . . ” other retereadum was desll‘ed,lm “y ° ‘9 “me“ pelsonallhlth Grinnell. it was up to the Senate to de—l ride. 1 Next week, a motion by John Edgrcn will be presented concerning possible iuturc procedure tor obtaining a ret- crendum vote to quality or corroborate Senate resolu— tions oi “significant-e beyond the callipusfl’ The motion slates: “For any they believe is wand and is in resolution passed by the Grin» tact one of the main deterrents Mu College Stud“,t Senate of 0‘ P‘OE‘W“ significance beyond the Collegel ltas one dealing with national or lintel‘nzitional affairs), there shalll lbe held a rcterendum to the stu— idem. body on precisely the samcl ,oucstion upon receipt of a petic James Maxilliu Siudenis Fast To Support 14 l A last was held on Grinnei. campus yesterday from im-‘ mediately aitcr lunch until midel night to demonstrate campus. support of the 14 students faste‘ mg tor peace flex“ Thursday: through Friday in Washington. Two llundredeeighly students‘, and 14 faculty members partic—l lpated. At 5:30 p.m, those students Brown read the Washington group's statement or purpose Horton rcad Bayard Catl'on’s speech which was originally' given at the rally in the \vol men's gym, last Friday. l Miss Dennmgton spoke on the: Students" responsibility to con- tinue the work star-ted by thel Washington group after their re-} turn to campus A low moments] ol silencc followed, alter which Miss Pogcl arrived with the latest communique irom Larry, Smucker in Washington. participating in the sympatheticl tast met in Her s chapel to hear a tcrv words irom Phil‘ Brown, Ray Holmn, Ctil'I'lP‘ president; Jill Denninglon,, AWSB president and Nancy Poel l fillon requesting such a relerenel dum signed by 10 per cent oi lilo student body, or at the die roction of the Executive cable‘ net. in any publicity the rcsults at this relci-endum shall accom—l pany the Scnatc’s resolution.” This week‘s issue of the ’ Scarlet tic Black was produced by members oi its 1962 most- head and stair, under the di— rection oi editor—elect Jil-n Hatfield. Current editor. Nan. cy Pogcl, advised Hatfield and the new stair. They will produce a second "trial" issue in January. Him iield will assume the editor» ship in February upon finlll approval by the Committee on student Publications. pail-lessor. Naional callcoc oncca What does this lovely College Queen want in lICl‘ tll'tllllontl ling? Miss llil n nerna‘s National College Qttecll, re. . llutl he. lcmlllliic |d