Friday. November I5, I963 Board Ac‘l'ion Helps Science A major expansion oi facili» ties at Grinnell ror science, teaching and meat“ moved a ioi- have in the art studios oija bit cl step closer toward realization when the 50ml of Tmstecs I‘E-lit he is taking an art workshop:jb‘verytliing eently approved floor plans for the new structure. . The Trustees have authorized preparation of working draw. ings, according to Vice President Merritt c, Ludwig, and hope that work on the proth may be started in 1964. The decision on‘ start at construction will bet made sometime during the com-l ing winter. i included in the proposed By Karen Adkinson What business does a bio nia— thc Fine Arts Center? Plenty “The purpose of the art work shop is to give students in all disciplines a chance to paiti pate in some phase of ariisti endeavor during their tree time,“ commented Moi-1c zirkle (art). "Itgives many a chance lo work lith their hands and be mean tive tor the first. time." Louis Zirle (art) added, "Our enrollment contains a cross secs tion or all departments includ— million»dollar project is a 30,- line quite a fewesmence main 5- mm square ioot addition to the , present nail oi science as well 1 as partial remodeling oi the 1 present building, The addition, a two»story with basement structure, will house the physs ics department and provide ex— panded space ior chemistry. The biology department will expand its facilities in the present building using space vacated by physics. The proj» set includes air conditioning oi both the old and new struc' . titres, A large teaching and re. l search greenhouse is also in. cluded in the expansion pro— gram. When completed, the maior addition will increase facilities tor science at Grinncll by about on per cent, The addition will be linked at all floors to the: present building’s southeast cor- ner. Four Receive PPPE Awards , winners oi the Program in Practical Political Education a- wards for the Fall membership drive of the Young Republicans and the Young Democrats were announced this week by C. Ed- win Gilmour, PPPE director. Eldon Franz, North Younker sophomore, recruited the largesti These workshops seem to alter them a change of pace irom their studies." The present program ot work— shops was developed three years ago Willi the opening oi the FineI Arts Center The added iacili— ties cnablcd the department to expand to take care of this program. “Wm‘kshops have at Grinncll, but they received stronger promotion with the opening or the Fine Arts Cen— ter. They are now a major as— peet oi the department’s carn— pus-wide innetion," said .Rahe ertiMcMillan (art). He won‘. on, “These are the equivalent of the extracurricus lar programs oi the athletic or lmusic departments and are just one incident in the enl'ichmenl. of the extracurricular program ‘conceived under President Bonn :en." Edith Stcrnlcid (art) recalled, “There used to be a little crait room in Blair Hall basement where small work-shops wcr always ' ; been something oi a prac cc SCARLET AND BLACK ioflel'ed by Richard Ccrvcnc (art) 5or Mrs Alan Jones. There was ceramics, enamcling. ,block printing and the like. was on a small , le because at limited equlpe .ment and space. but the concept oi the art workshop at Grinncll is quite old.” Today the workshops conducted once a week ior l i two hours, with outside work l l encouraged. A variety ot me» dia have been uttered, includ» ing ceramics, jewelry making, inting, graphics and letters l In the More we hope to do isolnetliing in the fields of sculps‘ lure, drawing and photograpliy.‘ Any other suggestions trom slur dents either about media or procedure are welcomed,” Said‘ McMillan. I The enrollment [or each work-I ,shop is strictly limited to tens, lWaiting lists are ioi-mcd oncel the capacity is reached ‘ "We've had some trouble withl students registering, coming the Ifirsl. two or three weeks and lthen not showing up again with-‘ ‘out even notilying us. By then it is too late to include somer lows on the waiting list and sci lwe nnish out the semester with llewel' than capacity in the :class," said Mr. zirkle i The workshops may be re. i peeled any number oi times. ‘ Work is geared ior both her I ginners and more advanecdl students. Independent proi. l eets lmvc even been developed ' out of ideas acquired in work. 3 shops. This year one non- nit major is doing a projeet in art that was an outgrowth of , workshops. lief number of new members to the ' Young Republicans Club and is the winner or a copy ot “ma, , , - The Man and The Mylh.” by. victor Lasky, The Lasky vol. ume, PPPE Octaber»NovembCr Political Buok~ofethoMontlL is a current best seller. Presentation of the award was made by the - Hon, Evan l-lultman, Attorney General ol lowa, at the YR Cof-‘ fee hour on Nov. 7. The Young Democrats’ award was divided among three stu., dents who obtained the samel number or new club members in‘ the tall drive. The award win-l ners were signc Hanson, Hainesl sophomore; Da ~ia Fredericlts,‘ Cleveland junior, and Dan Bucks, Gates ireshrrian. winner received a ticket to the Democratic cherson — Jackson Day dinner in Omaha, Neb, on‘ Nov. 1, at which Ted Sorcnsen,l special counsel to the us. Presis dent, was_the icatured speakcizi “The 1963 membership drives were the most productive in the: history or the campus political‘ clubs,” Gilmour reported. “The‘ YR's and the YD's have well over 200 members apiece, tor the current academic year," ween...“ a . say a Pilllet‘ilig putters (l to 1') Jill Johnston, Lucia Lynner and Snsttn BLi s take advantage of the opportunities of- fel-etl for creative Workshops. \\‘01'k in one of Grinnell’s Fine Arts. Nega’rive Ijelg’rers A Grinnell debate team, com- posed oi Jay Williams and Don Each Gregory placed first, among the‘coached by William s, Vanden “negative" teams at last week. end’s treshman quadrangular at lowa State Univer. ty in Ames. Compiling a 3-1 record, the two debated the ouestion: REA solved that the Federal Govern- ment should guarantee a higher cducation to all qualiiicd stu— dents. Grinncll‘s team entered in the altii-mativc competition, Greg— ory Robinson and Richard Hells broil, placed second to Iowa State. Delicious Pizzu'-— All Kinds FREE DELIVERY, Triumph al Ames i In addition to four teams lrom ,Iowa Stale, the Grinnelllans, pool tspeech and theaticl com- peted against t'our teams from State College of lowa and two teams ticni Parsons College. GLASSES Made and Repaired in ‘ our Laboratory Conical Lenses CASES AND SOLUTIONS EYES EXAMINED E. J. Jensen. O.D. Optometrist Across from Post Office Page Five IArt Workshops Provide Creative Outlets Mrs. ziiklc explained, workshops are structured toiof wor op." give students basic skills whichl Mr Zi klc continued. they may build upon as muchinot have time as they like. in ceramics, tor:houi- sessions example, three projects are as— signed to beginners Each proje ect extends and tests thc skills gained in the project beiore. to proposition But still ready to use a potter's u-iiceilot artistic composition.” “The'until afl‘el‘ their first semester “We do in these two. supplcm nt skills with theory. 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