Friday, NovemberZU. mi SCARLET AND BLACK Page Fiv- ‘WOrld University Service to Hold tarnival. Auction Friday. Nov. 27 "The World University Serv- lce has been active on the Grinnell campus for at least ten years" said Bruce Beck- ord. “Every year a carnival and auction is held to 'raise money." Grinnell normally raises close to $1,200 a year for WUS. In 1963—1964, Grinnell re- ceived an award for outstand< thsitations Penalty Explored by C of HP The penalty range for illegal visitations was discussed at the last CotHP meeting Thursday, November 12. Because there have been no recent cases of this type brought to the student courts and there are no specific penal- ties in the handbook, the CofHP and the courts were faced with a dilemma recently when two apprehensions were made by ‘ Coil-1P members. Upon request of the“ chief magistrate oi the men's pri- mary court, the Coil-IF dis- cussed recommended fines and suggested a first offense pen< alty range of $10 to recom- mended suspension in cases of illegal visitations. “We wanted a penalty that would not make house presi< dents reluctant to apprehend people in cases of this type," said CofHP President Pete Read. He pointed out, that recom- mended suspension cases are no longer handled by the stu< dent deans but go directly to the Faculty Committee on Stu-, dent Affairs. In case the courts recommend conduct probation, however, the cases will be hang died by the deans, The men’s and women's pri- mary courts will meet jointly this Sunday to try the cases of illegal visitations. If- the fines suggested by the COiHP are upheld, Read will move to have these penalties be made per- nent. ing monetary contributions and for a superior program for edu« eating students about the ac- tivities of WUS. The WUS program at Grin- nell is co-sponsored by the Board of Religion, the Interna- tional Relations Club, Cos- mopolitan ClubI and the YWCA. ,This year the carnival and dance (featuring the Ascots) will be held Friday, November 27, at 8:00 in the Women’s Gyml The auction will follow, conducted by Richard M. Sears, an accomplished and popular Grinnell auctioneer, European Student Relief, which began in 1920, became lmown as World University Services in 1950. The moral awareness of university stu< dents and teachers was the in- spiration {or university pro- yects. WUS has been active in mak ing available health services and medical supplies, giving 5 c h o l a r ships, initiating ex- changes of professors. organ- izing conierences on education and the role of the universities, running student hostels, arrang- ing for more textbooks to be available to more students, etc. it is centered around the needs of universities, and is receiv- ing support from forty-eight countries. 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