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FRIDAY

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SATURDAY

[:30 — Basketball — St. Olaf

first) - Concert — Darby,

7:30 - Basketball .- Carleton

mo — Movle — ARI-l — “Breathless"

3:30 — Open Room on South Campul

M30 — Lounge Parties, South Campfll

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Staples Singers

10:30 — Dlthyramh at Cowlos

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SUNDAY

11:80 -- Chapel — Mr. Eldridge
2:00 -— Open Rooms on South Campus
7zio — Movla— ARI-l — “Breathless"

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Cupid turns the tables this
Valentine‘s Day as the wom-
en of South Campus launch
forth on their annual data-
setting week-end. The girls
have a variety of events to
choose from, with two home
basketball games, a guest
concert in D a r b y, open
rooms, special Dithyramb,
and a campus movie.

REVIVAL is the theme for
this year’s women’s week-
end, and the gospel-singing
group, Staples Singers, will
aid the presentation of that
theme during their concert in
Darby Saturday night. The
Dithyramb, in Cowles Dining
Hall after the concert, will
feature a buffet and dancing.

 

 

Adult Students to Invade Campus
For First Liberal Arts Institute

Grinnell alumni and parents
of Grinnell students will return
to the classroom for a week at
the First Annual Summer Lib-
,Oral Arts Institute for Adults.

Reginald Archambault
Keduc.), director of summer ac-
tivitie , is currently accepting
applications for the institute
which Will run from Sunday,
June 7, through Saturday, June
13.

Enrollment is limited to be-
tween 75 and 100 students “to
insure small classes and to en»
courage informal discussion.”

Each student will sign up for
two of five courses taught by
Grinnell professors.

Kenyon A. Knopf (econ) and
Richard Cole (phil.) will teach
“Automation"; H o w a r :1 R.
Burkle (phili), “Courage. Cre-
ativity, and Freedom: The Ex-
lStentiaIist Quest"; Lathrop V.
Beale (soc), ‘5American Urban-

 

ism: Problems and Promise”;
Robert w, McMillan (Art),
“Contemporary Art”

Classes will meet two hours
each morning and two hours
each afternoon, M o n d a y
through Saturday.

A.fea of $98 per person in-
cludes tuition, room, and board
for the week. During that time
the Lenox String Quartet will
hold a concert, and three Grin-
nell professors will give spec-
ial evening lectures

The program offers golf and
swimming as well as “an op-
portunity for leisurely yet for-
mal study in the liberal arts,"
Archambault noted.

COLLEGE CHURCH
Regular college church serv-
ices will be held Sunday morn-
ing at 11:30 in Herrick Chapel.
Roger Eldridge, college chap-

lain, will ba the speaker.

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Vol. LXXI

Grinnell, Iowa. Friday, February I4, 1964

No. I7

Symposium to Feature Speeches,
Panel on ‘What's With Congress?',

The third session of the Stu—
dent Symposium, “The Demo-
cratic Process In an Era of
Crisis," has been scheduled for
Thursday, Feb. 20, and Friday,
Febi 21. Following the format
of the two previous seminars
on “Mass Communications"
and “The Executive," the third
seminar is titled “The Legisla<

 

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a vacant viewing room on c mpus as curious Grinnelliuns set (as here in James Basement)
Matching the new English rock and roll sensation.

tive" and features two speeches
and a panel.

Richard Strout, Washington
correspondent for the Christian
Science Monitor, will address
th s ,t o p i >
“What’s Wrong
w i t h C on
gress?" in Her
rick Chapel on
T h u r s d a
at 8:30 pm. Mr
Strout receive
the G e o r g
Polk award to
national report
ing in l958. H
is a member of ‘

t h 3 National 57W"
Press Club and the Overseas
Writers. With more than forty
years of experience on the
Washington scene, Mr. Strout
should be a hard man to chal-
lenge.

Appropriately, the second
speaker, the Honorable Clark
MacGregor, RepUbllcan Con-
gressman fr 0 In Minnesota,
will speak on
”What's Right '

w i t h Con
gress?” Thi
speech will be
at 11 on Friday’g
m o r n i n g in E
Herrick Chapel

, Clark MacGreg

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years of inten

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MACGREGOR

suits in Hennepin Colunty, Min-
nesota, as well as being se-
lected by Time magazine on
one of Minneapolis’ “100 News-
makers of Tomorrow" in .1953-
He. is now on the Judiciary
Committee and its subcommit-
tees both on claims and on
state taxation of interstate com-
merce.

The panel on Friday after-
noon in Younker Lounge has
been tagged ”What’s with
Congress?" and will feature the
two guests face to face, Rich-
ard Strout and Clark MacGreg<
or; two doubting faculty mem-
bers, Al Jones and Paul Smith;
and Ralph Craft, Coordinator.

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STATEMENT
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The Scarlet 8.: Black feels
that, just as it would hope that
the community would be fair-
minded in granting the paper
the right to buy its printing
where it seems most advan-
tageous, so should the stu-
dents respect the right of tho
Grinnell advertisers to adver-
tise where and when they feel
it advantageous to them.

Lynn Denzler, Editor
James McIntyre,
Business Manager

 

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