Page Six Dr. John Greene Dr. Peter Caws Dr. Richard Westfnll SCARLET AND BLACK Order in the sciences and arts will he discussed Sunday and Monday during the second se- ries of lectures in Grinnell Col» lege‘s “interdisciplinary Seminar on Order." Using “Order: Three Great Traditions" as their theme, the Speakers will include Dri John C, Greene and Dr. Peter Caws Di the Univelsity of Kansas, the Revs Emu McMullin of Nah-e Dame, and Din Richard S. Westfall of Indiana. Univer- sity. The schedule for the series. ‘which is open to the public, as ‘announced by Paul G. Kuntz (philosophy). coordinator of the seminar, is: Sunday, Oct. 6 e 8 pm, Her— rick Chapel, "The Aristotelian ‘ Tradition," by Father MCMullin; Rev. Ernan McMiIllin Encampmeni‘ continued from page 3 matter of a course. ”We did suggest alternative grading systems such as having no formal grades at all. This creates a problem with our re— lations with graduate schools “A system which keeps grades but doesn't reveal them to the students was discussed, ‘ “We nlso debated the merits oi the “D" grade in tho pres— ent system It was decided that the D grade is given for three reasons. (1) As a favor to the student. (2) As an indication that a student does have the ability to go on in a course sequence r r . even though his work at the present level is not sat- isfactnry. (3) As credit for hard work Even when lack oi ability is evident , . . "The main angurnent against the “D" grade was that a siu~ dent should not be given credit for work that is not satisfactory ““A' vote was taken in the] committee at was six tor abol- ishing this grade, {mum for keep- ing it, and three ahstentions. The Humanities-Historical studies Program . There are many difielr- Dr. R. Moos Opiomei'risi- Phone 236-4002 719 59h Avenue 3y United Food Store CONTACT LENSES COMPLETE OPTICAL LABORATORY mt combinations of approaches with different goals in mind that can be and are taken toward Lhese couxses . . . . . . Can these two courses be taught both to learn meth— ods of operahion and to learn empirical knowledge? . . It was suggested that students, and perhaps faculty, do not have a clear idea of just what these core courses are ny— ing to accomplish or what they might otherwise try to accom- plish . . . . it was generally agreed that students should be made aware or the conceptual problems of these courses and the debate going on about how be solve these problems." (This is (he fits! in a series 0! reports on Encampment Committee findings). ’ Dr. and “Newton and Order," by Dr. Westrall, Monday, Oct. 7 ll a.m., Herrick Chapel, “Darwin and After,” by Dr. Greene; 4:15 pm, Younkor hall lounge, cofiee-hour discussion. a pm, Herrick Chap- el, summation of the lectures by Caws. who will be chair— man of the series. Fathor McMullin, who is an associate professor o! philos» ophy at Notre Danie, has his Plan in philosophy min the University of Louvain in Bel- in Ireland He later did research in phys- ics at the lnstitute of Advanced Studies in Dublin and conducted research on the “Implications of the Quantum Principle of Un. certainty,” under a National Sci— ence Foundation Grant, at Yale University. Dr. Westfall, who was a mem» ber of the Grinnell faculty until going to Indiana University this year as a professor of the his- tory of science, received his BA, M.A,, and PhD. degrees from Yale University. Dr. Greene, fdrmerly a prce icssor of history and philosophy at Iowa State University at Ames, is now professor of his- tory and chairman of the com- *Grinn‘ell Savings & Loan Associai'ion Allowance Laie This 'Monih? Come down and talk over our Allowance Saving Plan Federal Where you save does make a Difference osophy of science at Kansas. vard, he is the author of numer— ous articles and books, includ— ing “Darwin and the Modern World View." Dr, Cows a visiting profes- sor oi philosophy at Kansas, recently joined the Carnegie Corporation or New York, where he has worked in its program for higher education, Friday. Odober 4, l963 r Order Series Examines Science mittee on the history and phil-l especially in the humanities. A specialist in the philosophy » Holder of a PhD. from Har— of science, he has his BS. de- gree in physics from the Uni- versity of London and his M.A. and PhD, degrees, both in phil— osophy, from Yale University. Following these four as speak- ers during the year-long scmi- nar, supported by a grant from the Carnegie Foundation. will be some 20 others, representing various phases at the disciplines. giurn. He took his theological l studies at Maynooth Coucgc 1 SALES—REPAlR—RENTAL Underwood—Olivetti Franchised Dealer See us for Party Goods GRINNELL OFFICE SUPPLY Across iron: the Post Office In Our New store Building Phone 236-6334 927 Broad Sheel DEflziAl'S DELIVERY—COLD BEVERAGES TRY "DENO'S SPECIAL" OPEN 7 NITES A WEEK OUR REPRESENTATIVES ' ON CAMPUS FOR 1963-1964 North Younker South Younlter Smith ‘ Langan Rawson ...... Gates . . Clark Dibble Cowles ..Rod Brown Jack Hansen Paul Pufferson ... . . . ....Clyde Smifll Tom Bucholn . . Pete Heinzelmann ... ., , Dick Orchard ,Jolln Sundell Lloyd Frinmeier Easl' Norris . . . ...Duve Baal-1 West Norris .. . , ..Barry Anderson ... ... ..Ellie Smith . . Dave Sellergren Bates Flowers Sou'lh Campus Represenmiv Head Representative .. Phone 236-3197