Friday, April I3. “762 SCARLET AND BLACK Page Three

New dinner schedule served up for strident opinion

”Silltlcnlt opitil‘iion was taVr‘ilrlied Mike littoilitross:titsriealsliiig 1 lot the students I regret to say, makes institutional liie less row two and one hall hours at
‘15 \VCCi 0" 1C qucs ion ‘ 13 an “HP ' 11‘ VCEC “Han- “n‘ liolt'"vcr. that. (he qlt'illiy ol’ 100d line find more like li\'iiW” >MH§ )r'miic I 1’
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is your reaction to the new dihz theie i smncilul‘lh meic basic has steadily (though slowly) tics pm Rem” .il dam mic m Mime s‘mhding m a New
ner schedule. tn meal With than the schedule wrong with timed 0m. the pm two and one Sum Spam mad,” makes it “m get Muted quantifies U)
Hie; 5:12:61): big? “1365le (“$201.11) “piefifigwfitfim ”mm ‘hulf yam impossible for me to eat at 5:40, cold lood, and then stand .1
se a o < > < ~ t Y rs inda Putnam: “The new ilex- I have to eat the earcteiia meal line to bus my tray. i sin

pm. in both Cowlcs and Main to the earlier hour lor the sit. .. , g , _ . _ _ , , . , I , ,, ,
dining mums Cdfmcm meal (1mm mm, is Womble Eating i ility is most desiiable, 101 it later on. Thus, alter spending liked the sorted dinner.

lines begin at 6:30 pm. The at 5:40 pm allows more studyl . o o o . 2,
plan is being tried as a substis time at night and rclievcs niy:C|Vll leerhes Unlon to 0! a '26 here on M d l
tute tor the cafeteria line atols premature hunger pangs, I don't} 9 on ay ‘
p iii. and the served meal at approve of the caleteria lme at
6:30 pm.) _ is so tor everyone though, be- l by 5&3 stair wi-iter tliistory), will be. toiiici-ease iia» ten mg mummies of a...“ m,
Pat Clmmbfil's' “1 flunk the “NSC I ‘901 Gl’llmcu needs lol An organizational meeting ot tlonal membership in this area lomakc ciyil lihertics the
new dinner schedule is great!” keep at least one_ rormal meal lthc Gum—mu submhaprer at the and to deal with questions ol the land; to Stop public anal
Don Cook: “There seems to a day Gl'mncll IS a casualinineriean Civil Liberties Union pil‘ll liberties which may arise vate pressure group ceiisois
have been a substantial reaction 501.1001: but “’0 have 10 see lbfli‘will beheld Monday at a pm in m the college or community. of newspapers, Tv, books, i
agaiiist' the new schedule, es» this atanSlJllEX‘c IS not curmdlthe Congregational Church, 4tl— The 36,000 members or the gazines and movies; and to praa
pceially from the Saga em— W333!“ _ land Broad Sts. iii Grinnell, Eds ACLU work to deiend the Bill mote lair procedure in co
ployees While these students do Mk Peterfi "I him the new {ward Zeiiii oi Des Moines. a [01> oi Rights tor all groups regard. trials. congressional and admii ,
have grounds my complaint, arrangement becausethcre is no ‘mcr member oi the Human less at their Views It woiks pri- iratlre hearings. '
there is little justification for cutting of early dmner 1|“CS-lngth Committee, will speak, inaiily in four areas: to halt Last year ACLU etiorts weie
ceiidemniiig the caiigc without Now you can eat any WWW? The purpose ol the German icdcral. state and local measures tummy against loyal“, on”;
a trial, Once people hate has “mm ~ “mm“ or SCYVMV group, according to Joseph Wall against Connnuhists which threw for teachers. the House Un-
coiiie accustomed to the new Bruce Porter: “1 thin: the ads‘ Amcrican Activities Commitce
schedule, it will undoubtedly be ministration and SAG , are lOi practices, ceiiso-sliii of boo‘
accepted as a normal part of be commended lor this iittcmpt_ Mm KGRW PROGRAM SCHEDULE such as “Tropic (‘Vf Cancer,”
school lire," to meet the needs and desires" s 0 1m HOW“, 5mm u- clapping and school se=
10, pm Em Budd cation. ’llle committee was a
tive in gaining legal council i

En’rries for library coniesi due ; Titration“, Mm and... . \W m the 50““, W.

A .I 23 d. + Id , “ ‘lO-le 11m. Bob Taylor working for equal appo
A l leziies ays » niciit in voting districts,

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Monday. April 23. is the dead- rmyv l , P-m» wee 0* Q! . tACLU group which successruliy

line for turning in entries in All lists should be SublniHCdin' ‘fbl‘l’gpbnl‘inslgl; gflffifj‘fl (“9W5 Simian iopposed the ruling in New Yo k

the Personal Library Prize Cons triplicate under a pseudonym tori Thursd .5 lClty College barring known
test accsrdlnglo Chief Llhramn gether with a sealed envelope 7.3 0 Skip Weyrauch ;Coinmunists from City College

Henry Alden- This prize was enclosing the entrant's real 3. 10 pin. Pete Miller lcampuses.

established by Harry 1. Worth name. _ 1042 pm Ralph witcotl All Grime“ Students were 1
or the class of 1907 and is a. To receive a brochure dcsl Fridayls0 . F ‘ Jed m mil liberties m mvi
Wardcd “1“ ”19 best Personal scribing the local contest and tot 15,129“; $21311: Mgw‘wagd. f, u 3 C, _b 4 jto attend the meeting. More
library belonging to a senior. ohm,“ MUM details about met Sundays p. . riis iye iem it iaticl 0.\) Hammer. on ACLU may be ow
The contest is open to,all_ sen- Amy Loveman National Awai'd,j 10-12 am Ann Fetter riained from Wall, Edward Allen
ioi-s. consult Miss snipley in Burliiig LS pm. Paul Nelsen ltmathematics) or C. Edwin Gila
First prize is twenty-five dol~lLibl'al'y. l 375 pm. Ray Obstrclel (special events) mour (pol sci)
lars' worth of books of the win- ‘El , -
ner's own choice The second
prize is ten dollars worth 01
personally chosen books. As a
gift from the publishers the
winner of the first prize may
also select rive volumes from
Everyman's Library and five
volumes from the Modern Lib.

 

(Political Advertisement)

Hanson siaies
IRC presidency
platform planks

by Gary Hanson

As a candidate for President
of the international Relations
Club, 1 have formulated the fair
lowing proposals concerning its
activities:

1. A parallel to study grcups’
could be Saturday atternoon dis
cussion groups of student and
faculty members, meeting twice
a month to explore events and
issues in world affairs, These
groups should the or a sponta-
neous nature, rather than pr
pared debates and discussions.

2. IRC should plan farther in
advance to contact well known
speakers.

3. IRC’s program for next fall
should the planned this spring,
as September is too late to line
up speakers and begin the
groundwork on a conference.

4. Study groups should rpc
used more as temporary organis
zations to cover arcas leading
up to a major coniercnce. ‘

5. Greater use can he made
of the large membership in IRC.
to draw in diverse talents to
aid the international relations
program at Grinnell,

My previous experience in In~
[emotional Affairs at Grinncll
have been state Collegiate Coun-
cil of the United Nations chair-
man and UN director. .

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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