Page Sill Bruce Beckord sets a n crossing the finish line in :4849. l l ew school record in the 440, , Senate Approves Reconsideration of Men's, Women's House Rules By Richard Ohlemeyer S K: B Staff Writer Changes in the Men‘s and Women’s House Rules were ap- proved for first consideration by the Senate last night. Of special interest was the change in the drinking rule proposed by the executive cabinet..lt includes a section of the lowa Code and would permit students over 21 to drink in their rooms. Ah 3]» ternatlvc rule, suggested by Vance Oppeman, cites more of the Iowa Code and would pro» hibit consumption of alcoholic beverages by college students on publicly used college property, This rule would be enforced by “college authorities," but penal- ties would be restricted to fines. Each of the two rules has cer- tain weaknesses to which objecA tions have been raised, Other proposed changes in the Men‘s House Rules included the changing of Article 1 to a pre» amble, the assumption of re- sponsibility by the Council of House Presidents tor maintalnr ing quiet in the library, and a new hall orientation rule. other proposed changes H] the Women's House Rules involved moving the Women’s Primary Court from the Women’s House Rules to the BysLaws to the AWS constitution, a redefinition of calling hours, and a disorder ly conduct rule. r A Senate Judiciary Committee lreport was given by Chairman Vance Opperman The commit- tee recommended. among other ‘things, that a statute providing la penalty for perjury be drawn up. that a list of rules and their lpenalties be compiled, and thrill court records be kept in the SGA ofiice, Paul Courtright iniormcd the Senate that a letter complaina ing of poor soda machine serw icing had been sent to the Pepsi lCoIa Company in Des Moincs. Anyone who is due a refund lshould send a note to Courtright via campus mail. The nomination of Susan Tay- lor for an appointment to the High Court was narrowly dos feated following a 4-1 recom- mendation for approval by the Budgets, Nominations, and Con- stitutions committee. SGA President Jack Chapman announced that Grinnell will be permitted five delegates at that National Student Association conference to be held at Iowa Falls. Chapman requested any- one interested to contact hlm by Monday. Steve communications that Grinnell will be allowed two delegates to the summer NSA conference, the delegates tol be chosen by an all-campus vote, Those interested should contact Johnson by next Thursday. Johnson, Chapman’s director, said Thomas Maher P Major Thomas J, Maher. asso- ciate professor of Air Science at Grimell College, has been no- tified that he has been promot- ed to Lieutenant Colonel by the 115, S. Air Force. effective July 1 . romoIed by AF I Before to Grinnell last year, Major Maher was commander of the famed "ty- phoon hunters," the 55th Weath- er Reconnaissance Squadron on Guam. coming MAKE A DATE WITH ‘ A STEAK ENJOY THE FINEST FOOD AND ATMOSPHERE \ LONG TONIGHT IN GRINNELL HORN 'ed SCARLET AND BLACK Joseph D. Danforth (cheml try) has been named one of IX recipients of the 1963 College Chemistry Teacher Awar by the Manutacturing Chemists Asso- ciation, Inc. Danforth, who is the Roberts Honor Professor at the college this year, will receive his award at a special ceremony during. the annual meeting of the MCA, June 6-8, at The Greenbl‘lel‘, White Sulphur Springs, w. Va. An industrial research chcm ist turned teacher because “if you like to teach, it is foolish to remain in industry,” Danforth holds ovcr 30 United States pat. ents, chiefly in the area or cata— lytic cracking processes, and numerous foreign patents. In recent years, he has swrtch— ed emphasis from research to theoretical chemistry and now studies the structure of catalysts. Currently, he is a consultant {or the Naico Chemical Co, of Chis cago, ill. A native ot Danville, 111., where he completed high school, Daniorth holds a BA. degrcc fromWabash College, Crawtords ville, Ind., and the PhD. degree from Purdue University, Lafay- ette, 1nd. From 1938 to 1947, Danforth was associated with Universal Oil Products (20., Riverside, 111., as a supervisory research chem— ist. He joined the Grinneli stair as an associate professor in 1947, and was made a full professor in 1953. The initiator of government- sponsored research programs at Grinnell in 1948, he has helped obtain numerous research grants, not only for himself, but for other Grinnell scientists. In 1960, he was invited to give a paper at the Second [he ternational Congress on Catalysis in Paris, France. He has author— numerous publications in leading national journals and 'program of undergraduate scien~ Friday, May IO, I953 Dan/orth Gets Chemistry A waral has made many oral pl'esenlar tions to state and national chem-l ical groups. In January of 1962, he spent a month in Pakistan with five other scientists. studying the feasibility of creating a unique. Planning A PurI'y? Hungry for good tific study abroad. Baked goods? Order cakes. coo and pastries from 109 Broad St. SALES . REPAIR . RENTAL * Smith - Corona * Olivetti * Hermes LOW COST REPAIR ON ALL MAKES * * * * SEE US FOR: Personalized Address Labels Imprinted Mufch Book Covers School and Party Supplies Mimeugraphing GRINNELL OFFICE SUPPLY "ACROSS FROM THE POST OFFICE" Wash Lei Unifed's ers and Dryers do Your Diriy Work. SI‘udy While You Wait . Nex'l' Io Un' ed Food S'Iore Things To DoT oday Have you done it- yet? There's still time. Do Do it before it's too late. if in the Spring. The end is In sight. 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