Grinnell wins league basketball title outright; defeat Coe ln finale, 82- 76 by Len Calotlney The Glinnell basketball team capped its lilstcolll'el'e:lc01 Championship in 21 years with 1111 82-76 will ovel Coe at‘ Cedar Rapids Saturday. The title had been clinched tllel night before when second place Monmouth lost to Cor'nell at Mount Vernon. l The win and victory celebration in Cedar Rapids al’terl the game was also a send-om *—‘fion 10mg!“ 1 ror Coach John PfitSCli who loit1 In the CO? g; m 11m mamas for the Panama Canal Zone thCl started slov.ly.’1ai\ing the leadl1 next morning. lush With 131-37 remaiiiuig ml v1the filst hall Grinnell ll1e111 “‘6 “mm/9““ built up n 5 pom-t lead to 19 13,l ship won for the Pioneers nii 10n1y 10 me ,1 m me no“ sx'1 invitation topl’ly in the NCAA ‘ minutes as the Kohawk small college tournament The :13 mum to 1.113 a 71mm lead Scarlets will face Nebraska i \Vesleyan at Lincoln, Neb., in lCllAMPIONS their first round or coinpeti- l (Contd. '11. 61 cal. 5* chnnlpinn- l (firinncll goblet an?) flack Oldest College Newspaper West of the Mississippi River 1 l VOL. LXVlllGrinnell College, Grinnell. One will be new A WS president by Sherry Ecltrich Donna Io Bl'iley and Myrna Sllmption nelc electedl Tuesday as the two linal candidates [or Associated \V omell' Students Board president Thi Jana Bellman, : nesdays plimai'y election. 1 was held tlli dinner this evening. Candidates l'0l president . at :1 calico houl Tuesday after- noon in Main lounge. They were asked questions concsining the duties of the AWSB president under the pic 1se11t AWS and SGA Constitu- Lions, their majoi goals and then conception oi the three bianchcs of student go1'.ernment Othel questions weie related Th Donna Jo Briley Drake journalism dean to speak at Phi Bele chapell rd candidate l'or the position, has eliminated from the running in W ed- e t'11111l election for president noon, and the new president will be tapped at: of the P011111 were intr'od .1ced 1111 personal inicipieiatioiis of the liolc or AWSB picsldenl whether one should initiate pol— licy and/oi legislation, and how large :1 part the pi-‘csidcnt ‘1shou1d play in campus wide af~ 1Iails jaws icuntd. p. 3, col Hugh E Curtiss, '31, dean- elect or the new School oil Journalism which Drake Uni- versity is establishing, will belthac national ioui-nalistic frater- the speaker at the Phi Betalhity,‘ "l'ii .ugiiiiion o[ his long Kappa chapel to be held next and distinguished contribution to Friday at 11 a.m. journalism lie was Curtis, who will Speak on the With an Alumni Citation from current status of communica- the Board of Trustees at 11 1957 tions and means of upgrading Special Convocation public taste, has had a long career in journalism, a field he entered immediately after grad» uating from Grinnell. Council frowns; on compulsory 1 hell orientation by Sam Grossnmn A member of Sigma Delta Chi, he has served as cospon— Names or additional elected to membership Beta Kappa by the Glinnell chapter will be announced at the senior s D1. Riollo May, cli ion] 11 i'l‘uvsd has been tuned to 101' illlie ‘ \Ctolllill"‘ l0 Winston l dean of the Chapel, attelnp this .prillh Continuing with discussions ilie i'CCeI'li. of changes in that 1 . .11. Men's House rules, the CofHP,‘:.l;: 1mm“ 1" 9 Tuesday. examinccl thc " ‘2 ‘Chapel pl'ogiam. The member- ship certificates will. be present- Sor of the Grinnell chapter 011ml by the chapter president andl 'secrelal'y. Mrs Ruth Prescott (Information service) and Guils1 lei-m0 Mendoza (biology), re- honcued spectively. College organist Ell 1beit Morse Smith will provide music. 1 Four scniois were elected to Phi Beta Kappa last Heltenstein and Mar'galet NeWr‘ ton Gales lectures peslponed syclltllogist who was schedul— led [11 give the annual Gates lectures here Sunday through engagement because, ante] hi it 11115 announced yestelda (philosophy and religion). will be made to reschedule! . N0 dates have been set ‘\S‘ fresh-1 man orientation program and drinking regulations Stuiting point of the piepping1 evaluation was a plan bloughtl up by Steve Hoth He suggested? momentum“ piogmm gas". A student political Ol'ganila' ized in advance by the individ ltion, to be patterned utter znc' 11111 house councils for indiVid 1Y0ung Amman: 10, Freedom 11a] halls, which 11 ould lhcn be1I b 1 d 1 subject to approx-a1 by the Col 1 “" " “0“ mg 0”"9 a HP Ficslimnn nicmbciship in G”"“”’ '1 the ha" would be conllneent’ Announcement oi the organize. Upon palticlpation in Ihe pro-1tions i'orinolion we made illlsl glam Hath suppolled his 1310-1week by group spokesman Bill1 .1)osal by emphasizing the need Plalt ‘ to 'pni some value on 11.1111 According to Flatt the group' ambush!“ he also EX1>1°“S'l1s hcmg formed in an attemph f. g rewonsib-W to help the to "pin a conservative 1111.1 lei man “got antlhlum‘d £0 a swci 10 cu cot cimpus lilici a1 new “Nuance" )Olltic'll ilulosoihics' Gonerul objection to the pro"1 . 3 l l posnl hinged upon the compul- sory nature of the orientation as 1111- as hall mcinlic hip The Council e. ressed :1 ccrcral desire for some pres grnm lint iioiic that was com- 1 pilnory i'or 111111 membership. General nplmon was that lil'r‘pmng its extreme "is clcaci" There is iiou “Dl‘lontns lion opposed to initiation" 1111 1111c with this, the Council rclt‘ 111111 the ping 11111 should be} Manned by Individual halls and 5“" lbo given Sunday, at 330 p In riiday, lunch 9, 130 111111 .0 pm White Cap 2; pm. All Stla\11 y Cai iruui and S a — 11 p.111 Open-open dorm 1 51:30 p111 Special Film Scrio 'Siltu 11y, 11.11111 10 10 p 111 11 pm 0pcii suimming, coil ‘1 [1.111 lcc s 11mg party 11111 5) 12 pm. Yollnlier lounge at .111L leconllnendalions 101' £110 legislation should be in this 110111114 R_ Bowen \em. giro ii pics-oniauoii on “The [\llis Formation oi conservative political group announced 1 this cllapte Spccuil Film Series: “thtle Aspen" Plait emphaSlzed that the 01" gallizatiun is being planned and will be run by Gi-inncll stu- dents “Any s atcnlents made by he added, "will or the majority o1 members" Although not ni'liliaicd with the nationwide Young Amcrr cans tor Freedom, lnc, the group has issued a si111cnicni oi purpose based on the YAr's Slit on suiiemcni The Grinnell gioups iilsmimi le)|)81\l$ on D'Me t c at ihs be the Hey. the chapter SOClAL CALENDAR show. coilcec pool 1. college choir Collocuuu Muss Quartet, Roberts ihcuicr South c mpus “St La 13111.. 3. [\RH “St. Louis ARI] cgc pool 1 l’ellcsllmcnli All~c11111plls Blues," ski lodge party. President 5 Tea A iccoptioii honoiing the any ninc lnp licsliiium stiidciiis \\lll dent 0‘ the 10113 mems Union in Gl'innoll House by President l at W01 it". fall —i‘ in Phi John Chasc, Ronald Dori, Mary1 'Twenly women apply for AWSB Twenty women have announ at that they are candidates tor Bishop, Jana Bellman, Eraynmn, Polly Everett Fltton, Diem Harper Haskins. Euni Herder, Anne Hill, Knuth, J ici Lind, Bobbi Mahnr kc, Dole Nenton, Sherry 01. Gail Parish, Susan B Robs Jeanne Tl-ompsun, Toenges and Carolyn Vest. in addition, the runner—up in the Aws Board presidential election may choose to be a candldatc. the primary election lo select the final 13 candidates will be on Tuesday, On Thur , clay women students Vi'lll elect he seven house presidents, who will be p .cntcd at a formal duincr 11111 evening. Lynda Heidi Ma l on Freshman Dorm Evaluation have ben 1, ported to the AWS 1Boal'd s ‘ah haskiiis and Jeanne Thompson. cominitteel chairmen. The results of a oiicstionnnie rcccntly distribut— ed to “01112“ students show that. in the [1951 man yeal, most‘ women students “Hint"!n g1 dc point avei age ranging lioin 2.5 to so. The type of dorm 111 they residei simian or gratedAappcas to have little uinucnce on sradc achievement in the fl’Ullnlan year, according 11o liliss 11a, ins. since only 275 \vhicl of inconclus ihc sta scical findings 1committce arc ti-ii-ly sure. The comiuiitcc did note with interest, however, the comments on 1' ,mion doim life which 111cm listed. Among the advnns .tuses of licslunon dorms die: 1tl1e luciy hall so it, conndcnce that is 111mg among pact, and the common interest that ireshmcn Share because they are enrolled in similar coul Some disadvantages are: future farm policy coffee topic today A11 outstanding agricultural economist and representative ot three nPtlonal farm ol'ganizzl lions will participate this alter noon in a panel discussion o1 farm poiicy lor the years ahead. l The collcc hour, cosponsored, by the Economics and the Program Political Education, will be held 1111 Younker lounge at 1:15. , Philip Thomas l11'ill chnii- discus on or “The niaior Falnl Organi/atlons and the 11162 Kcuncdy Farm Bill’ 1Pauc1 paitioipauts will be Rn; boil Caspci, Vicc President 01 1tl1c National Far‘mels Oigmiiza' ,tioii, Kenneth Schuinan, PlcSi' Secre- and Kenneth Thatcher, Robert McMill'lIl and Richard Can 9111' will l’ll'1 of the Iowa Faun Bureau Federation Iowa, Friday. March 9. the AWS Board. They are Helen1 Sarah! » J1 ie Johnson, Mai‘y1 Susan , The findings (II the Committee. “110' ' women tiirncd in questionnaires” thel the self-' attained byl the1 Depal’tmcnli in Practicai' (econolnicsi |%2 No. 20 1 Myrna Sumption plolongntion 1atmosphelc " freshman ' aid the inability of omen to meet a suf- lficient n1 ber of upperclass 'women, the essive noisincss. and the isolation from campus life which may characterize freshman le‘ 5. Give Stravinsky 'concerl tonight 1 An “all Stravmsky concert" ltivill be held in Roberts theater .‘tonight in celeblation of lgor Stiavinsky's eightieth birthday. The Collegium Musicum and lthe college choii will present 1thc progiam which will include 1"Tliiee Pieces" 1oi String Quai- 1tet featullng the Grinnell Cob lege String Quartet; three “Songs iiom William Shakespeare" Col- lege Musiculn; "Illumina nos," [G1 lnnell College Chou, and Four Russian Peasant Songs, Women: ensemble The Cantata will then be pre- sented following an intermis- iSiOl‘l. This is based on anony- 1mous lyrics from the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. Soloists lwill be soprano Russelle Jones, and tenor Robert Dewey. Accom< panying these soloists will be a Jelnale chorus and an instru- mental ensemble with Howard nnrig conducting. Allen Boston, J. Gleysteen ilill SGA posts Two positions on the Execu- ‘tivc Cabinet. ior 1962 have been fined as ol' Wednesday night, They are the posts of Student Government President and So- cial Coordinator. Allen Boston, uncontested SGA presidential candidate. was clccicd to that post Monday. He reccwcd 225 votes of 250 cost. He succeeds 13111 Halalnz. 1 John Glcystocn was named. Social Coordinator wcdnesday by the current Executive cabi- nct. Oihci- candidates were Bill Landcall .iiui Toni Duly. Ho suc- cccds Bill lle'nan, Applications {or the positions or committee chairman of the Gadabouts, Union. informal and concerts commiltccs will be ac- cepted until midnight Sunday: March 11 by current Social Co— iol'dinalor Herman.