Page Four SCARLET AND BLACK Friday. March I5, I963 lModern Museum Move Over. V‘Grinnell Develops Collecl‘ion By Karen Adkinson ypari ot the collection 5&3 Feature Editor i A recent report of Grinncll‘s art acquisition program set torlh the criteria ror selection, “To aC~ qullc only works of art or high quality including niainly paint— diaitines prints, and cilptiiic to include items rep— enting many periods. styles, nd tor-ms, to acquire a limited ‘numhcl' or items each year through purchase prizes for the best work ot students: . . to ace quire a range of items usclul There are several sources of tor teaching and also many acquisitions open L0 “16 commlbfllcms that will be usgl‘u] 1)“. ice. The exhibitions shown in maiily because they are likcly Main Foyer and the Schaetrci to be appreciated by students " Gallery are selected in part so; After the works have heen that works may be brought to purchased, the art department .canipus tor the study of tlislcarciully mounts and frames {committee Some works in the them The acquisitions or the il‘ecellt cvliihits have been pm" last eight to nine months are chased for the permanent collec-‘now on display in a show in tion. the Fine Arts Center. They will EH" in cons, nmems ofi‘reiiiain there this month and painting: 01‘g other gart objects “”11 be ladiSplayed during can" specifically for the purpose of memcmc'“ week- Dumg ”35 chosing additions from among 'In‘e‘m‘ may ““11 be hung ‘“ the consignments is another 50'“? “neg? bu‘ld‘"€ Where mm,“ 50 (a, only We Smp_ ,thcy will remain semisporman- tently after June For the Iuture an annuzrl ex- hlbit of acquisitions is projected l Grinnell has recently been oining the ranks or the thg lgenheims and Chester Dates by acquiring an art collection oi original works. A SermleJCl' raculty committee has been cse “ tahlishcd, and a moderate budg— , ict allotment was set aside tor acquisitions this year, with a :imaior increase tunds slated lior next year. -’ l in Four Mllltnly Ball queen candidates [lose [01 pictures. They ale (left to light): l Judith Finn, Catlleline McDonald Joanne Dillnnvich and Jean Gillulll. The filth Candi-t dale, Nancy Cooke, is not pictuled W . . g lKunl'z Ariicle Military Ball is Open to Campus; ,” Honorary Colonel Will be Chosen iW'Jofrfigfar Five Gl'ilmell coeds have heen‘hc held from 9 pin, until mid m selected as candidates for 1963 night in Darby Gym. it is a Air Force ROTC ‘Honorary Ca-,iormai but not a flower dance. f mgpimhfi' Kug‘z» Ngb‘elPW‘ det Colonel‘ laurels. lThere will he no admission‘ 955‘“? P “’50? y 3“ ”13‘0“ i at Grinnell College, has written They are Nancy Cooke Jamesucharge an amide ”Mythical Cosmic Joanne Domamh Mai“ Judi‘h The '33“ I5 being sponsmd and Pei-sohal Orders," which isiments have been bought here— Finn, Loose; Jean Gilruth Span—lhy the 255th Air Force ROTC scheduled to appear m the June one from a Chicago gallery andl 15“ ““59; and Gamma MC' Cadet SIN—“dim at Grmne“ issue of the Review of Meta~ anothEI from a gallery In Newt Donald names The live were selected Tues— day hy Grinnell Air Force ROTC cadets from a field of nine nomi- nees. One nominee was selected by each Grinnell womens iesi-i dance hall. The ‘choral‘y Cadet Colonel', will be selected next week in voting open to all Grinnell men Balloting will he in Cowles at, the 50 piece military band of that noon. Other nominces included Bar- hara Breckenridge, German House; Pam Haslam. Read; Mary Everett Mears; and Jean Thomp.‘ son, Cleveland. The 'Honomry Cadet Colonel’ and her court ot “Cadet lviaiors will reign over this year-rs Mili- 1ary Ball next Saturday An alleuampus anair, it will Mi lilary' Band Will Play Here The ‘Flying Band of SAC,‘ ‘Alr Folces Strategic Air Com» iniand, will present a tree puhlic‘ concert in Darby Gym at 3 pm. ‘next Saturday The concert is being co spon- sored by the College and the 255th Air Force ROTC Cadet‘ Squadlon of Glinnell The band is generally consid» :eled to be one of the best of U..S military bands. C9 FRESH DAILY DANISH MAID BAKERY HOME OF QUALITY 4th Avenue 'l Columhus, Ohio. ‘ physics ‘ This article is based on John‘ Wild‘s “Human Freedom andl Social Order " Wild the recent Gates Lectulcr at the college‘ helpcd Kuntz, who is on sab< batical leave from the college ithis semester, with this critical analysis. Kuntz has also authored two ‘papers which will be given at the May meeting of the Ameri- .can Philosophical Association in, IN SEPTEMBER, Kuntz will ideliver- a paper at the lath In- ternational Congress or Philoso.l lphy in Mexico City on “Thai Tragedy of Oliver Alden:George lSantayana‘s ‘Last Puritiln.‘ ill ‘Phenomenolugical Study of Ol'— der and Chaos" ‘College Sl'ore ls Wassom s l lAriicle Topic i l Samuel J. Wassom, manager‘ ,of the Grinncll College book- ‘stare, is the author or an article “Campus Store Pays Its Way," ;in the February March issue of l as well as a catalogue of items' “and for the far future, when the coilectio grows out or the present facil es, a museum to house ’the collection is 'plan- nod . “The purpose of the collec- York. This method requires a ‘sreat amount of time since pic- tuics must he uncratcd pcr used Calefully reciated and re shipped to their original gallery. A third method which has not been flied under the new tion," stated Robert McMilla_n mm is that of directly SD— (art) is primarily educational, no the artists whose Works to provide originals or tZicwing the Committee is interested in by students. The need for these adding to the collection. Another is especially necessary ebecaus‘e source of art objects is through the increasing contact of the gills of interested alumni and: students with reproductions friends or Grinnell. Each poten- tthrongh art classes and the fial sift must be examined andlrental collection partially dis- appmved by the art acquisihon ’(olts their knowledge of works committee before it becomes a ea or " ,Colle eClasses ‘7 +0 En+er . . g AWS Elecl'ion Selin Colorado i Classes for college students inlfiled applicalivns IOI the AWS the mayor subjects in the libela' Board to be elected next week arts, along with music, al‘Llon South Campue- They are; .,dancc and general studies cours- I . - es, are oner-ed in the summer at Gram“ Geye‘ I‘m,” Denm’ Shirley Neu— Coloiado College in Colorado‘EEme Gutmann Springs, ihaus, Ann Bacon, Marilyn Nelson, More than 130 courses in 23‘Many Gwdmsi Pam DIydeni academic depallments are avail- lPam Dlaemel Am“ Hart Geor- able duling the summer sessionjgia Griffith, Ann Scully Jean of the historic independent ColAiHatcher, Anne Biineman, Judith lThe College Store Journal, pub. ‘lishcd hy the National Assucia-‘ tion of College Stores. The article is a reprint of one ‘which originally appeared in the iFebl‘ual‘y, 1951, issue or College 8.: University Business. lege of (“‘5 and smences- L. Johnson, Joan Mullen and Last year students from an Betsy Hamsher. ' tstatcs and six toreign countries :Wel‘c enrolled in classes with 73 regular and visiting l,meinbers. ' 4 A coffee hour for all Candi— , dates will he held on Sunday faculty at 3:45 in Main Lounge. Pri- lmal‘y elections are scheduled Monday. Details on these and other pro- {or igl‘ams rn the outstanding sum-l Texas A&M 91 l Texas 0 , The climax will come arter fi- mer 5955“?“ may be “Name“ by nal elections on Wednesday, “'H‘mg Dr- Fm“ A- 5°ndem‘an- when the new house presidents ,stiinniei Session onice, Colorado m ”vealed at me Quad For .COllEgei C°1°lad° SPI‘IESt C0“)- ,irial Dinner. The Formal Dinner - will start at 6:30 in the Quad _dining room. 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