Page Four — SCARLET AND BLACK Friday. October 2, I964 Y Cabinet Strives for New Image: Program to Stress World Issues. By Cynthia Brust "A new look and a great year ahead” are the key words or the Grinneli College YWCA this year, according to the Qabinet members. Many plans have been made and'much of the Y’s program is already underway. The IBM-’65 Cabinet hopes to change the image of the Y, al- jhough the organization and basic purposes remain the name. They hope to shake loose the idea that the Y represents nnly teas, white candlelight inners and selling food in the . uad on Monday nights. The . WCA is actually a movement hctively concerned and in- I\iolved with current issues con— fronting the world and, in parti- ular, the women of the world. uch aspects of the YWCA pro- ram as work, education, sex and moral education, the social group, civil rights and the role of the church in any or all of these, will be taken up. The basic structure of the ampus Y will remain almost file same as in the past. Margie ayeda, vice - president and rogram committee chairman, as been directing all program lanning activities. E v e n t s pcheduled include a reception {or the LeMoyne exchange stu- dents, a senior forum, a series of programs in summer jobs, and information concerning op- portunities in the national Y or- ganization. Dodi Holcher Will be in charge of the social committee which will not only involve social func- tions but aso social action pro- grams—civil rights, etc. Uncle Sam’s Club, coordinated by Judy Roberts and Jerri Lynn Hart and sponsored by the Y, will continue to send college students from both campuses to the club house to guide pro- grams for the town children. Darlene Keelier, head of the worship committee, co-oper- ates with the Board of Religion in developing the campus wor- ship program. This committee is considered one of the most es- sential for it will bring the Y closest to realizing its stated purpose: ‘. . . to realize a full and Creative life through a growing knowledge of God and making‘ithis life possible for all people," Nancy Fawcett, Sidelines chairman, and treasurer Ginny Harford will work together to build up the financial status of the Y. The Grinnell Y chapter contributes to the support of Ollie, a Finnish orphan, and the Anatolia College in India, Carrie Smiley will represent the Y on the core committee planning the WUS auction in late October, an ail-campus money-raising event. Freshmen Commission, head- ed by Sandy Hoth. will be made up of selected freshmen. All girls interested in mem- bership should apply 2.0 Sandy. The main purpose is to inform the commission members, and through them all freshmen. of the nature and workings of the Y on a local and national level. Service projects include the sale of Homecoming buttons, and a. newsletter of Y informa» tion. Jeanne Beck, chairman of the Buddies Committee, has been responsible for matching each new woman student with a Big Buddy. The Buddies Bar- B»Q was the kick-off event of the Buddies Program. This committee was also responsible for the candlelight dinner and chapel service held on Wednes- day evening, Katy Compete and Nan Ru- dolph will work with their com- mittees on promoting the Y program. Donna Dagenais, club president is very hopeful about this year’s “new"’ program: “This year may make or break the Y and We’re going to try our hardest to make It!” Mrs. Raviiis New Hosiess In Mears~ Finds GrinneII ‘InIeIIecIuaIIy Exciting' By Ann Showalter “When I told my friends in Chicago I was coming to Grin- neli, they all told me I would like it here,” states Mrs. Mar- jorie , Ravltts, Meal‘s‘s new hostess. “So far this prediction has been quite accurate.” “The students have been so helpful and friendly in answer- ing my questions. I ask a lot of questions; I want to know [Where things are, how things are done, what courses Hie stu- dents are taking.” She finds the students “alert and inquiring,” the academic program “intellectually excit« ing." She also had praise for the student government operation. "It looked rather complicated on paper, but it is running very smoothly In the hall.” Saga Food Service is another operation she considers out» standing. Mrs. Ravit‘ts has been con- nected with the University of Chicago for the past 14 years. She went there first as a grad- uate student working under the Committee on Human Develop- ment. which spans three grad- uate study divisions directly concerned with human life: biology, sociology, and psychol- Ogy. She was a head resident in a women’s dormitory at Chicago for 11 years and served as As- sistant Director of Student Ac- tivities and Director of Housing for Women at different times. She thinks Grinnell probably has the same kind of academic pressures as Chicago, but feels “a serenity and a solidity” In the atmosphere here. She hopes and intends to audit some courses in the future. Mrs. Ravitts conceives of learning as a lifelong process. “I learn so much from and with the students, sometimes I think of myself as a senior col- league." She believes learning is a con- tinual striving towards wisdom. and that wisdom includes “the integration of emotional and in» teliectuai responses.” She ex- plained, “So often we know intellectually that a thing is right or true, but we have dif- ficulty in accepting it emotion- ally. We move toward this goal of integration as we learn from our own experiences and from the ideas and experiences of those who have lived in the past.” Mrs. June A. Main, 43 hostess for East and West Norris for the last four years, is now host- ess in Main Hall. Momsisr CENTER SHAVE WITH FREE- PRO FOOTBALL BOOK. Retail 19a GIBSON'S DISCOUNT PRICE 47‘ TOP BRASS HAIR OIL Retell 1.00 Mason's PRICE COLD 1.49 Retail For Only PEPSODENT TOOTH PASTE 30‘ We!” GIBSON‘! DISCOUNT PRICI lel 53¢ Pegs on: p4". CONTACT COLD TABLETS 2.75 Retell ollsoN's DISCOUNT I'RICE MM 56‘ CONTACT TABLETS 88‘ 175 WHERE YOU NEVER PAY RETAIL! 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