0 Senate "rejects attempt to revise SGAV structure by Dave Brown 'The Student Sellllte voted "no" Wednesday night on a. l . Oldesl College Newspaper l‘ _ , _ , _ . . . _ ,lllttjor proposed ,zlmelldmellt to the SGA constitution. Wesl’ of file MISSIS§IPPI River ' llllenlbcl's showed a 2318 majority against the'meusul'e which i ‘ would have added a campus- gmtlctfaab 731mb VOL. LXVIIIGrinnell College. Grinnell. lowa. Friday. February Io. I962 No. 17 Washing’ron bound-—._ Eleven 90 to anti-test ‘rallyl by Staff Reporter reactors are being used War the cold war and also to s. peacetul purposes, (a) withdraw strengthen the UN. . Today and tomon‘0\V_ elev its missile bases in areas such The group, consisting of |. all Gl'll-lnell‘ students, will at- zis Turkey and Italy where their Mai-i“ Drake. Nicks nicken, l tend H “Till-ii Toward Pence” vulnerability to attack makes, Keith Fem", Am, pm", Ken l Rally in Washington, DC. them Useless except for first rreeornnn, Nancy Goldman,“ The purposes or this rally, as.“ke Purwesv (4’ “81‘ (“5' Merry Mass, Bob Metcalt, Pe» i, Expl‘essedbyTTP,al'eto urge thEEFHEEEGMEIIE m eentrol lfiUI'OPe- ter Miller, Gretchen Pfu'etze government to announce that itlooth as a gamma solution mi and Ralph wnuon' were to ltl’le Berlin Crisis, and as a basis will i not rcsum atmos lle'lC . . . H » e p ‘ lfor turthernegotiotions tow-arml testing of nuclear weapons, (2) leave early Thursdny incin— ing in a station wagon lent not mmde nuclear Havens w‘dlsarnlnment, and 45) commit: to the,“ by an [om “men l those countes not presently in“.‘=elf fully 1° “‘9 S‘mgglel In Chicago they were in possession 01- than, and w Seeklagamst poverty, hunger end: board a chnrtered bus which . United Nations inspectio‘n-nr nu. disses? throughout the worldvl also took University at Clvicn- ‘ clear ream” H, mm mum This would be done through the} go students h, the yynshmmn I tr'es not possessing nuclear UN in order to take such eco-l : wcnpons to unsure that these noiiiic iiid out or the context o ANTI'TLST “ALLY l fl (Contd. p, 3] col. 1) M— _ M10 to present concert T hum/a yi r by Ron Turner lone of the world‘s most out, The MJQ emphasizes unifiedl ‘president of Lake Forest'(lll.l ,Marriage" at a coffee hour in in both religious and academicl ‘of Western Reserve University“ lpost be After a three hour meeting EL roll call vote of the Cole to speak on morals a‘l '- j coffee: chapel l Dr. William Graham Cole. college, will be _ on campus Tuesday and Wednesday as the. iourih speaker in the Board or Religions 1961-62 Chapel Series‘ His first lecture, entitled "Drs, Kinsey .and American Morals," will be held Tuesday at a pm. in Younker lounge. Wednesday at ll am. he will give a chapel address on “A Christian’s In~ terpretation of Sex." That after noon, he will discuss “Love and, Younkel‘ lounge. Dr, Cole has long been activei life, He has served as chaplainl smith College, and Williams College, where he later was apificient concern- pointed Dean or. fi‘esln—nen, a, . 1960’ He‘duce a few more people to take held until became president of Lake For- est College in 1960. In 1956, Dri Cole was a delegate to the International Conference on Student Mental l Health at Princeton Univer- sity in April oi 1959, he was a delegnle to the International Conference of the World Council of Churches 2! 0x- forfl University on the Form: the the elected vice-president to SGA structure, replacing Senate-"elected speaker. , The proposal provided that the Vicerpl‘esic‘ient would sit in the Executive cabinet holding veloepowel's there, as well as preside over the Senate. Cal Collier. speaking against the amendment, asserted mat at last year’s constitutional ronventionv one of the mflJOr points of lhe constitutional re< vision was n separation or the legislative and executive Manchu Brandingtbeansend- that the proposal would not have provided adequate sepa- rotion. SGA president Bill Halama, speaking in favor of the meas- ure,_ said: “Student government will not cease to exist if the overstate what is at stake here. This amounts to a simple ty— ing up 0[ a few loose ends. and lls designed to make stilt-lent government a slightly more ef- tthese circumstances, we can in. interest in all-campus offices." Hnlanla also said that the “issue is overstated on infill Fides,” and that there is “so lmuch red tape that a person tis discouraged" from running for office, Speaking against the amend- ment, Bill Sweet explained that the inlent of last year‘s com- mittee was that the “Senate latian Explosion should be able to elect its own parliamentary leader." Ray Hor- One of America‘s top night-, club and Concert attractions,! The Modern Jazz Quartet, will‘ be on stage .in Darby gym at at p.m. Thursday. Their appear- ance‘ is being arranged by the concert and movie committee oil standing ljnzz groups. Tbe'y have won first place in'the combo category of the Down Beat Critic's Poll tor the oi the last six years, and the Metronome Ali-star you for the last six years Also, i .ensemble work and musical in~ ,dividuality through improvisav ition. One of their major achieve'v ,ments hns been to devise a .practical method for simultan- icous creative and formal impro visation. the SGA. Admission is by activ- ity ticket, individuale awards have gone to Lewis tor composition and Although the Quartet is esse ltially a reflection of the musi- Dr. Cole is the author of two-icon, also speaking against the lbooks: ”Sex in Christianity and proposal, contended that unlit t . n . ns d passed, the autonomy or is and ex 3" body (the Senste) will «be threatened." _ other arguments against the amendment were that the amendment might begin the tPsychoanalysls" ‘ lLove in the Bible," He'has alsol contributed articles to “The Na» tion_ "The Ladies' Home Jour- rial," and “Pastoral Psychology.’ _The Quartet, consisting 01: Jackson for vibrnharp. tool and extramusical tastes oi L351 ““9' D" C“? “med Grm‘ pmafiiiussmacri: 0t'iiri‘tmwixiii at: piano-composer John Lewis' The group .has made four ma-lLewis, its pianist and musical "Eu College ‘0 deliver ”I? Bacfa'i maid“). and Viceqymmt bassist Percy Heath. drummer joyKEuropean tours in‘tl-te past-director, each oi its four meme laureate Address, at which time on the same fink”, um gm“ annie Kay and vibraharpjsl five years and recently compleblbers makes strong contributions Milt Jackson, >has,been descrlb- ed a tour of Japan, Australia andlto the total per-lorniance. Lewis ed as “the first pure concert New Zeaianol. They have pervland Jackson are usually singled ensembls m 1312-”, formed with several symphonylout because of their roles as Their unique combination or orchestras and have made night~1soloists, but the sensitive and compositional skill. instrumentallclub appearances at the Black imaginative rhythmic foundation technique, musical direction and hawk in San Francisco, and the provrded by Heath and Kay ha firm roots in the jazz tradition Village Vanguard and Basin been called an important ele has won the Quartet acclaim as Street East in New York. merit in the groups success. 'Jazz in sober suil's'. . . . l l is the phrase one BriliSh critic has used to describe the music of the Modern Jazz Quartet. Scheduled to appear ’l‘hmsda‘r‘ at 8 pm. in Darby gym, they are (clocks wise from hottom) John Lewis, Milt Jacksin, Connie Kay and Pel'cy Heallli [he received the honorary degree ernanent might be too eficc. tlvcly controlled by the ma ‘ man bloc. of Doctor of Laws from this col- lege. r, Men. it's. . . l 7- WOmen's Week! “King's Fling” is the theme of Women’s Week which begins today and continues through next Saturday. This is the time when it is proper for Grinnell women to ask o'ut the denizens of north campus. ment “not wiser" lib bummed » changes aren't made, Lets not, Mabe unfler' r Details of the week’s'zlctivities appear throughout tr». day’s Scarlet and Black. A schedule of events follows below. Women's Week is sponsored by the south campus so- cial chilirlllzill — this year, Barb Kelley‘s as well‘ns WO‘ men’s Honor G, YWCA and the Women’s Recreation As- Sociation. Friday, February 16 7:30 p.m. Basketball —— Carleton . ‘ 9:15 p. . Special Film Series, “The Glenn Miller stol Saturday, February 17 1 pin. Swimming Meet 7 St. Olaf 1:30 pm, Basketball —— St. Olaf - 3.30 9.111. Wrestling — st. Olaf, Darby 8 pm Special Film Series, “The Glenn Miller Story," ARE 9 pm. Mardi Gras Dance, Women’s Gym Sunday, February 18 , 11:30 am College church s ’ 2 to 5 pm. Open dorms on South campus 2:30, 7:30 and 9 pm‘. Arena theater production — Plays by New Playwrights" 4 p in. Concert, College string Quartet. Roberts theater Monday, February 19 7:30 and 9 pm. Arena theater production — “Short Plays by New Playwrights" 8 30 pm. “Operation Abolition," ARK Tuesday, February 20 l 330 pm “Operation Col‘rectlon,” ARH 4 pnl Frdsh Swimming Meet i Cornell 7 . 11.30 liallepricc night at the Union (YWCA) 8 pm Dr, William Colo, “Dr. Kinsey and American Morals." Youiihor lounge 8 in“. “Operation Correction," ARH Wednesday, February 21 , ii a in. Dr. Cole, ”The Christian Interpretation of Sex," Her- rick chapel . 4:15 pm Cottec Hour, Younkei- lounge . B to lo 30 pm.- Open dorms on South campus Thursday, February 22 , a pm Concert, Modern Jazz Quartet. Darby gym Following concert, Ditbyramb ~ “Short Dr. Cole, “Love’nnd Marriage," l l i