SCARLET AND BLACK

Friday. February l5, I963

 

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Grime” Prqis lS&B editorial sparks Senate probe

joining seminar"

linio scholarship repayment polity

Two Grrnnell Collcgo faculty
lnembeis will lalie part in a
‘week-long “Academic Seminar”
to be held
‘Pella, Feb 18-23 The theme will
be “Doctrines of Man in the
First Century AD.”

Dr. Arnold J. Toynbee, Heath
Ivrsiting pr-oiessor of history at
Gi hell this semester, will give

_ ‘leutui‘ed lectures on Wednesday

aiternoon and Thursday mornin ,
‘ Dr. William T. McKibben,
Benedict professor of classical
languages, will be a Monday alts
crnoon panelist in a discussion

‘ ‘or the Roman conception of per—

Snow Carnival Queen, Leslie Brusletten, poses on a to»
bog'gan in the midst inf lzisi: Saturday’s events.

 

Cooling uni’r hel

ps Jack Frosl

and 3&6 ready ice for ska’rers

By Karen Adkinson
5&3 Feature Editor

Tire pale winter sun is stillj
low in the east. The themometei',

hovers above zero. Ignoring thesystem )nust be kept on to m-l

Cold and the early hour. two‘
men hook up a hose and beginl
spraying a Concrete slab. Is thisl
the action or madmen or a rite:
oi the winter Solstice”

Neither, it's merely two Build-l
ings and Grounds mcn repairing:
the ice on the Barber Plazal
rink, ‘

These men spend tour to iivc_
hours daily scraping the rrnh'
of the prcvrous night's ice chips
and spraying a fine mist of hot
water on the rink to fill in the,
nicks and gauges. ‘

The amount or water sprayed
on must, be caretully conti‘olled‘
since the optimum depth of ice

is three-quarters of an inch to add extra

an inch. Above this level the lcei
will not stay frozen.

THE RINK uses the air condl»
tioning setup of the Fine Arts
Center as its cooling system.‘
The looton air conditioner
pumps r-etrigcront cooled to 12
degrees through pipes under the
rink to keep the ice frozen,

The rink is opened when the

itemperaturc is assured oi stay-‘

ing below 40 degrees. Even be-
low timing the air conditioning

sure proper ice conditions.

"Until it gets below 14 or
15 degrees. the cooling system
must be used. This costs $1.50
an hour, so you can see how
expensive keeping the rink
irozen is,” stated Evan Wale
den, director of the physical
plant. \
Barber Plaza was built and
opened last year, Three feet of
sand plus a layer of tiles pl'o~
vide a bcd for a prestrossed coir
crctc slab containing ireering

,coils and strengthening cables.

The sand and tiles provide
drainage and a level base which
will not settle, while the cables
insurance that the
slab will not crack under stress.
Specially built Sideboards en—
close the rink.

Tlrcse are dismantled and star»
ed at the end of every season,
and this year will receive a
fresh coat or paint to repair the
damage [lying skaters have in-
Ilicted

sonal character, “Virtus. Also on
he panel will be Classics Prof.
William Al'rowsmith of the Uni»
versity oi Tekas; Pror

thumanitierdivision chairman at

;Central College; and two Central
tudents.

‘GrOup sponsors
:Laiin American
education forum

Nancy Goldman. President ot

the Cosmopolitan Club,announc—
cd today that the club would
sponsor a coffee hour at 2:30
p,m. in Loose lounge on Sunday.
The coricc hour features a dr
cussron wrth Mr. Joseph
Troxell, Director or the Inter»
American Schools Service The
[discussion will cover those probe
lems in education faced by the
Latin American countries.
l The pass is a nonproirt, non—
governmental program roi-
strengthening a n d assisting
Americansponsored schools in
Latin America. it assists in re-
cruitrng administrators a n d
teachers. Those who might be
intercstcd in an interview with
meell regarding a teaching
positron in Latin Amoricashould
lcontact philip Thomas (economv
tics).

 

Group» discusses drinking rule‘:

The Student Senate committee as follows:

_ on budgets, nominations and con.‘
stitutions will hold an opcn'
meeting Monday at 4:15 in
Younker lounge. The topic for
consideration will be the drink-
ing rule.

-Men's

This will be an opportunity
for students and interested fa-
culty and administration meme
bars to state their views Oil the
general topic and on specific
changes already drawn up byl
the Committee.

Opinions of persons at the \
meeting will be used by the r
committee in drawing up its
final recommendations on the ,
question. Those who attend l
are asked to take this copy or
the 5&8 in order to have a
copy or the proposed change.

Proposed revisions in Article
In of the Men‘s house rules Lind
Article Il-E ol the women's are

Flu shots available
of health cen’rer

Eva D, Buys (head rcsrdcnt‘
nuise) has announced that flu
booste are available ror stue
dents \\ 0 failed to get them in
January. Any student wishing
the flu Shot may get it at the
Health Center (luring oilice

PATRONlZE
YOUR
ADVERTISERS

 

Paragraph 1. Consumption of
alcoholic beverages is prohib-
iicd outside student rooms on
the property of the colicgc.
Penalties imposed by the
(Women’s) Primary
court will range hour a fine
or $10.00 to recommendation
or suspension irom thc col-
lcgc.

Paragraph 2, Disorderly con-
duct on the college property
or at college innctions result-
ing from the consumption of
alcoholic bcvcragcs shall be
subject to penalties in Article

VI, Section 10 of the Men’s

l house rules (Article 11, Sco-
tion F of the ‘Vomen's house

, rules)

‘ Article VI, Section lll, ol the
Men's house rules and Article

‘11, Section F, of the women‘s
are as tollows:

l Disorderly conduct is pro—
l lribited on college property or
y at college functions. Penalties

en's) Primary Court will

to recommended
from the college.
Article III, Section D, of the
Women’s house rulcs would be
ltleleted.

suspension

l
l

at Control Collegel

Wing,

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imposed by the Men's (Wom— ,

range room it fine or $10.00 ,

l By Richard Olrlerncyer
s & 15 Stuff wi-itcr

It was announced Wednesday
in thc Strident Senate that
rdnyonc wishing to become a
:cindrdalc in the approaching
race for Student Government As-
sociation Prcsidcnt may secure
a petition irom SGA President
Al Boston beginning tomorrow.
lPetitions should be returned by‘
iSatui-day, Feb, 23. Boston asked
that no campaigning take place‘
,until all petitions have been ap-
proved.

: The i'uleemaking election board

“All consist of the lollowing per-
‘sons. Phil Northen, chairman;
Larry Hartman, ci-aig Henderson,‘
Bynda Bi‘aymaii and Toni Ko-
loskl, ‘

ing rulc will be held Monday at,
:4 pin. in Younker lounge by}
lthe budgets, nominations. andv
constitutions Committee of thel
lstudent senate. :
Stirred to action by an edie‘.
tonal appearing in last week's
Scarlet and Black, the student
senate, acting through its adel
rinissions committee, will ques-
ition the college administration
‘about its policy ct recurring
,scholarship money to be repaid

Rather than postponing this i
inquiry until later as originals
ly planned, the SGA decided to ,
take advantage of 5&3 pub- l
liclty rind begin its interviews. l

Associated Women students‘
Board President Donna Jo Brrlcyl
told of a questionnaire that will,
be circulated on south campusi
:soon and announced the datesy
ot the Aws election proceedi
ings, She also spoke of a six-,
lmember AWS sophomore Come}
linission that would assist the
AWS in room drawings and byl
acting as a publicity committeey
for the AWS elections, the Inter-l
collegiate AWS and the open'1
‘meetings of the Aws. Women
wishing to be on the sophomorc=
commission should apply in writ-l
ing to Donna Jo Bi'iley by tD-l
rriclrt. l

A delegate to
Govcrnnrcnt v How

lconrerence being held April 376.,
lis now bemg sought by the SGA.‘
r

The senate agreed that the SGA‘
,would pay travel expcrrses of al
Crrrrnoll delegate or high ace-l

“The Federal,
Much?” a.

> 7

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COMPANIONSHIP

Contact Loose Basement

dcmrc character to the center-
cncc at the Massachusetts Insti-
tute 01 Technology. Qualinctl
persons should contact Boston
beiorc chncsdoy, Feb. 20.

The nirtioiml student com.
mittee, headed by Jack Chap-
man, will undertake a study or
the controversial McCar-rari
Act, also known as the inter-—
natioiinl Security Act or 1950.

Chairman Paul Coul‘tl'lght of
the international affairs com-
mittee Called attention to the

bulletin boai‘dln the Alumni res

citation Hall containing informa-
tion on summer abroad pro-

grams He expresscd concern ov-

er the decline in income to our
foreign student program due to

lloss 01 soda bottles. Claims of
An open hearing on the drink. persons who have lost money in-

the soda machines will be set-
tled by John Harlan at the next
senate meeting. '

in other senate business the
appointment of Dave Gauger to
the men's primary court was
ratified and information on capi—
tal punishment in lou-a was giv—
en to senators A resolution on
capital punishment is expected
next week. ‘

before a student may transfer. ‘_

GLASSES

Mode and Repaired in
our Laboratory.

Con'l'acf Lenses
CASES AND
SOLUTlONS

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EXAMINED

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