Gales lecl'urer john Wild to give talks on Dl‘ Joliil “11d of the' Nol'tliiv e s t e 1' ll Uni elsity1 philosophy faculty “111 de— livel the nmiltzll Gates Men ioi'ilil Lectul'e Seiies liel'e Nov. 11-13. “Existence and the World of Fleedom' is “lids gena elal theme for the sel',ies which1 is named for the Rev. George A,1 Gates, Grinnell's second presi- dent. who served from 1887 to‘ 1900. l Wild's Grinnell schedule, as announced today by Dean of the Chapel Winston L. King, is: Sunday, Nov. 11' _ s p.m., “The Life—World," in Herrick Monday, Nov. 12 7 11 a.n1., “Authentic and Unauthentic Existence," lierrick chapel, 5 pm, notice-hour sion, Younker lounge. Tuesday, Nov. 13 _ 11 n.n1, “The War oi the Worm 1' Her- honr discussion, Younker loiing hour discussion, Younker lounge. Wild joined Noni 11cm Unic vol-sity's College or ihel-al Art 1 iaculty early in 1901 as cliail 1 man and professor of philosophy.1 after teaching at Harvard Uni-‘ versity since 1927. 1H0 cbtamed, his Ph.B. degree irom the Uni- vclsity oi Chicago in 1023 his M A. i1om Harvard in 1925. and Todd) mmks the beginning of his phi: no,“ Clucago in 1020 the 14111 annual Parents Wee-1v, discus- Dr. John Wild 1 l chapel, l ‘IIEDDA GABLER‘ The open rehearsal tonight and regular performance Sun- day or "Hedda Gabler" in Roberts Theatre are open to students with or without guests. The Saturday night pertormdnce is restricted to students with guests. Tickets ior tllis presentation can be procured at Registration head- quarters tomorrow. All per- formances are at 8 11.111. Women's hours opinion poll back page Play, game, thapel, choir, show provide full wee/(end for parents 1 hers or Phi Apocalypse" at 11:30. Tile niens halls will present Plii Be’re speaker Mars W/i y ton Bates. forests to funnies? 7;No.7i 1 Dr Marsh)“ Bates By Ed Deckert 5&1; stair VWi-iter “We've converted ntil' 1'iV- 91's into sewers and our for- ests into funnybooks; this is 0111' boon from the Gods. eV~ el'ytlliiig we touch turns to garbage." “NEED IT BE?" asked Di Martson Bates, noted biologist and visiting scholar, in the manuscr1pl oi a Phi Beta Kappa lecture which he was to deliver at 11 a.m today in Her- rick chapel. Dr. Bates found some grounds ior hope in mans conceptual powers that have al- tered and can alter the human and natural environments. Discussing the idea or envi- ronment, Bates said that the vagueness or the term “envi< ronment," is due to the limits or human perception and the complex interaction oi organ< isms and environment. Formulating definition of man, Bates “A common a Sald1 definition for man today is that lhe is an animal that makes Foul- seniors were announced 2 p.n1., or Sunday rrom 9:30 a.m., today as newly elected meni- Beta Kappa at Grinnell. They are Roger and Tom Christensen, Frances 0'- 10 12 noon. 1 Active in sevelal national ph.. and which w1ll continue through then Ectzcl sing 1n Dolby gym. Reilly and Richard Johnson. iosophim genetic; he sewed Sunday A conee haul and pan- nasium at 2.30 p..m in 1960 as plesident cf the Am-‘El discussion on the philosophy picsentatlon oi "Hedda Gabler elican Philosophical Associatyohg‘and education of John Dewey at 8 p.,111 in Roberts eastern division, and he is a15p0nsfll'ed by the Philosophy will conclude the \Veelielid memhe1 of the pdhonal hoards Club 111 Younkel lounge at 4: 15 tivilics. Ailothel Thentel are REGISTRATION badges will1 admit guests to all activities ex-i cept meals and the theater pro-'1 ductlon. Meal tickets may he purchased at registration head- quarters and tickets lor lhe Sat» The Christensens are the third set of twins to be elected Phi Betas lit Grillhell in six years, Phi Beta Kappa book awards for excellence of work done as freshmen went to sophomores of three philosophical joulilals. Plans for parly 1 on election nigh 1 set for students 1 Plans for an Elecnon Night. party, in the Caucus Room of Carncgic Hall, were announced by c, Edwin Gllmolll', d11~ector1 of the Program 111 Flactlcal P0- litical Education. The party will, be sponsored hy the Young Rec pubiicans and Young Demcmats clubs. All students interested in the 1 election results are invited to the Caucus Room, between the hours or o p,m. and midnight Tuesday evening, Nov o ‘ no TV sets will he in opera— lion, with both NBC and CBS co\",elage and cullent mimic—l ticns 111111 be kcpt of gubcrna tor.1ai senatciial and congres- sional races. Refreshments will be catered by Saga. with sandc‘ wishes, coolcies,.cofl'ee, and soft drinks available to all present. Faculty members are also in- vited. Trip to New York will begin the weekend activities, The College choi1 will pl-csent‘cnd should 1cgisic1 1:1 vespel‘ service at 8 p.111 1nell College Playels will hold iall open lellcalsal of “Hedda Gablei'” ill Robells Theatel. also at 8 pm. Friday and Saturday classes ’lre open to parents whether 01' not their stills or daughters fire in the classes. Dean of the College James Stunss will lire- side :it an assembly Saturday at 11 11.111. ill Herrick L'llllpel ll! 1 which President Bowel-l will speak to the parents concel'li— l in: the “Uses of :1 Liberal Education." The Gi'illnell football and cross count y teams will meet St. Olal‘ Saturdai '1t 2 11.111. The lilells h'ills will hold Coffee hours and, open houses {Oi'palc1115,sllldents and f'lcully lilEl‘lll)elS Alt 4:1’ Thai liigllt at 8 the first p6 [ul'mzlnce 0i Hedda Gab1121"'\vill be gnen 1n iiollerls Theatel. Tl‘O CHAPEL sel cos will he held Sunday mo1111ng. Al 10 a..l'il. Dr Winston King, dean of the chapel will speak on “My Brother is My Enemy." The Rev. Richard Shel‘rell, Ullivelsity paslol' of the Westminster Faun-1 dation of Southern Calliorniili will deliver "The Epoch and lhealers planned in ion E1iduy from 8 am. lHemch chapel, while the Grin- p.m., Friday Saturday the week- in the U11- to 10 3 am. to Guests :1 'iving for urday night performance of “Hedda Gablei'” may he pur., chased at the headquarters on Saturday. PARENT'S WEEKEND Carol Benton, Linda Klepinger, ‘V. John Lischer and J. Mich- Saturday £10m - Ml Yours tools according to a predetermin- ed desigliilhus distinguishing him {mm the other scattered cases of animal tool us1nn “THE ESSENCE of humanness 1lies 1n the whole vast complex 1dr ideas traditions, behaiior, 1tecliniques that are transmitted teaching and learning with Isymbols_the Complex we call cuitule , , By human environ- ARH andiwm‘m merit then, 1 mean homnoid en— l-vilonment—thc environment of Q111d1-a11gle 1nd Cowlcs dmmg a tool- -lnaking animal an animal with culture" Bates algucd that the analysis ‘or envilonment is the analysis 4:15 p.m. Coffee Hour and Panel Discussion: Philosophy‘ and Education of John Dewey, Yollnkel Loungei sponsored by Philosophy Club Served Dinner Quadlallgle and Cowles dining rooms Cafeteria Dinner Choir Vespers Open Rehearsal: Roberts Theatre Movie: “The Lady Killers 5:10 p.111, 0130 p.111. 8' 0 pm. 13.00 pm, 9.30 pm, Herrick chapel Henrik lbsen’s "Hedda Gablel‘" 7.0070 so am Brcaklast rooms 8:00-11:50 1.111. Parents are again invited to attend classes 11.00 1.111. Parent's Assemblyd Herrick c1;apcld Speakers: Howar R. Bowcll, 1-cs1 cnl of the , » College; Erclyn Gardner, Dean of Women °l enec“‘ede“"§°n‘“e“§1t the Presiding James 11.51auss,Dean 111 the College ”“0” that 0 a e“ “' a 9‘" 11:30 an].-12230 p,n1. Buiict Luncheon Qundlanglc and oxsanisms “E are studimg" The Comes dining mm hiclcgist included the concept of 11.55 arm-1210 p.111 Carillon Recital la pciceptual environment in hls Prof Dr Elbert M Smith _analysis. In an analysis of hu- Var 1v Cross Country: Gi'iniicll vs, ,man pmepiim Bates inimduc. Wai‘d “91d ed the term “Conceptual environ- ; 2:00 pm. .FME Raisins CCE‘C'WW meilt"7the ideas of nlen which .00 p.111 Varsity Football. Gimnell Vs. med human behavior and an“ After the galiigldOpen House and Coirce Hours in the loliilges1me shape of the eal‘h- ‘ Bates said, “With fire man or the men's halls. 51575.30 pm. Dinner Students without guests Quad- Quadrangl Campus St. Olaf Ward field St. Olaf 1,50 pm. Ward became an agent of ecological change. Man hail started alter ranglc and Cowles dining rooms l 81 ing the landscape. 1 think the 0:30-0:30 p.111. Dlnncr Students with guests and Cowlcs dining rooms 0 00 p.111 B. el chart e in man's Thcalrc Production: Henrik lbscn's "Hedda Gab- " “ g’ n E 0:00 p.m relations with nature is best . .. covcrcd hy the lapel Neolithic ARM aud‘m‘mm‘. Revolution. This revolution is 101'” liobel‘ls Tlicall’c Movie: “The Lady Killer ' during six days Of spring vacation A tour oi New York theaters thc tour group and what 1s‘ is being planned rcr spring va- pinying during Januarynpril. 1 cation. This chartered bus tour DURING THE free days thcrcl will include six full 011in in 1 be oppcrtumtics for group New York, 51v orchestra seats 15 lo the Jewish Center for 1111- Broadway and on Broadway Pei'fol'iiiillg Arts, New Ycrk1 shows and six nights 1n a New Stock Exchange. Greenwich Vil-‘ Yolk hotel. rage. United Nations, Rockefellel'l Two 1111’,th will be tree tor Center, Museum or Moder-n ATLl Sunrlily 1 8:30'9'15 (hm, Biezikfasl. rooms 10'00 11,111 Informal Gallery Talk Quadrangle and Cowles dining Schcaiier gallery Pi'oiessol‘ Richard Cel'velle 10:0!) zi.iil. Colllege Cllulcll Fiist Service H61 1 1cl< Elizipel1 whislon King, Dean of lhc Chapel. “My Bl'olllel 1s niy Enemy" 11:30 0.111. College Church, tori ifol 11111 11:30 21.111. Dinner Second Service The Reverend Ricliald Sllelhlell Herrick cliapcl1 Quadrangle Uliiv'elsity Pas 1 Wes ninstc1 Foundation c'i Soulllein Ca1- Epoch and Apocalypse Students without guests 1 ordinarily defined by a shift 1 in the technique or toolmnk— ing; but along with this came the beginnings of agriculture, ot' pottery, or village lite." lAFROTC will hold 10ining- hi on Nov. 8 individual or group activity. The tolzil round trip cost w1ll be 1150 excluding meals. Persons who are int 'csted in this tour should meet in Roberts Theater Mon- day at 1:30 p.1n, Theater tickels' will lie ordera cd in January. Selection 111 plays will depend upon the choice of Guggenheim Museum, Metropoli-, (on Museum, Radio City Music1 l-iall rirth Avenue shops, Walll Street Staten island Felly and. Chinatown Addiucnal infolmation may 11c1 obtained horn Richard Meyer (drama) in Robelts room 13. 1 Theatel, 1 ' and Cowles dining looms Dinnel Students with guests. reservations only Grinnell’s A11 Quadiangle and Cowles dining rooms lcadct squadion will hold a pm. (Chen members iiilliout guests will be served "$4,, Thuisday m the Private dinnel at 12:45 p..ln in the private dining mom.) Dining Room “5m 6 to 8 pm Feizel sing Mens Halls Darby gymnasium- Guest 5 93k [hm occas. Suppcr Quadrangle and Cowics dining lion Wm b: Lt-elcgins£‘g& USAF, rooms Theatre Production: Henlik ibsen's "Hedda Gab» ‘Pxofessor of Air Science at ler' Roberts Theatre Iowa State University. 1:00 p.111. Force ROTC 23011111 5. 1511:00 p.1.n 0 B.0.,pm