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News

AWS Statement

The AWS Board announced
Monday that they unani-
mously support a proposal to
install key locks which can
be locked from the outside
only on all of the room doors
on South Campus.

Physicist Visits School

Beryl E. Clotfelter (physics)
visited Sumner High School on
Monday, Feb. 15, under the
Iowa Visiting Scientist Pro-
gram.

Clotfelter talked to classes.
met informally with students,
and conferred with science
teachers.

Eisenhower Visit

It is now almost certain that
eanresident Dwight Eisenhown
ed will visit Grinnell in May.
According to the latest com-
munication between C. Edwin
Gilmour (political science) and
the President’s assistant, ROI}
ert Schulz, “. . . the General
cauld possiby visit Grinnell
May 13 or 14, or sometime
during the week of May 17."

If health and events permit,
the President will follow the
usual format for political lec-
turers. including a student
press conference, informal dis-
cussions and a speech.

 

Briefs

Seminar Changes

The computer seminar will
be split into two sections cov-
ering the same material. One
group will meet Tuesday, 4:15-
5:15. The other group will meet
Wednesday 4:15-5:15. Contact
David McBlain (mathematics)
for further information.

Conduct Pro

At last Sunday’s CufHP meet-
ing, Dean of Men 5. Eugene
Thompson announced that all
men on conduct probation this
semester would be eligible for
all campus offices.

Thompson also said that he
alone decides whether to re-
strict people on conduct proba-
tion and that so far he has not

.chosen to place any restric-

tions on men on conduct pro.

The seriousness of conduct
pro, said Thompson, “depends
on What happens later.”

[ones Directs

Don Jones (musiC) served as
guest director at the Northwest
Iowa Choral Association’s fifth

annual concert in Cherokee Sat-‘

urday 'ght, Feb. 13.
Participating in the concert
as members of a massed chor-
us were 364 students from 91
Northwest Iowa schools.

SCARLET AND BLACK

Friday. February l9, ms

 

Civil Rights Group
Joins with SNCC

Grinnell's yearrold civil rights
group voted unanimously to
place its affiliation with the
Student Non-violent Coordinal»
ing Committee (SNCC) Tues-
day in a meeting in ARI-I audi~
torium. At the same time, the
controversy of whether to join
the NAACP was decided in the
negative.

SNGC (pronounced ”snick”)
is an organization almost whol-
ly oi students who are on va-
cations or taking semesters off
to work for direct mass action
in the South. Since “direct ac-
tion in lowa is impossible—
there is nothing to act upon,"
Jeff Burnham, president of
Grinnell’s group, said that stu-
dents here can help the civil
rights cause by contributions of
lime and labors

The NAACP. on the other
hand, bases its effectiveness on
legal action and recently has
Withdrawn from the Council of
Federated 0 r g a n I z a t ions
(core), which embraces alr
most every civil rights group in
the South. Dues in the NAACP
also require one-half of the
group’s membership fees, while
inc obligation is attached with
Ian alriliation with chc.

The coffee hour with James
Lawson, SNCC adViSor, at 3:00
p,m. on Friday, Feb. 26, was
moved from the Religious Ac-
tivities Room to the South
Lounge.

 

 

t Stealing Problem in Quad

(Continued from Page I)

cular problem on north camp-
us.
Read, saying that they “very
rarely have problems," added
that there is not as much inter-
change between the halls on
north campus, and thus 5
stranger is noticed more quick»
1y then on south campus. He:
also said that when something
happens, the men can always
lock their doors.

with regard to the stealing‘v
problem, several of the worm-
en’s house presidents said the
women students "reluctantly
believe that. it’s going on." One
house president said that the
girls in her hall ”don't feel
touched by it." ”People are
still trusting in our hail,” said
another president.

While this attitude seems
prevalent in the quad. one
president said that “people are
being more careful,” and an.
other noted a ”more realistic
attitude.”

Miss Slocum said that “any
stealing is a major problem,
but agreed that there is an in-
creased awareness of the prob-
lem now. She emphasized that
“one of the greatest problems
in dealing with reported theft
is that people don’t report it
soon enough." Women should
report to their house presi-
dent, head resident, and to the
quadrangle office as soon as a
theft is discovered.

 

Miss Slocum said that the
problem is once again being
studied, and added that she will
welcome suggestions.

A check of AWS Board min—
utes showed that stealing has
been a concern for the board
at seven at its regular meetings
this school year. A similar
check of last years' minutes
showed only one mention oi
stealing.

Eskimo Art Ex lhiiion

‘Will Open Tomorrow

Eskimo Graphic Art, an ex.
hibition of so engravings, stone—
block and sealskin prints in
Color and black and White, Wlll
open in the Schaeffer Gallery
at the Fine Arts building tomor»
row. This exhibition is part of
the 1963 collection of Eskimo
graphic art irom Cape Dorset,
a small isolated community on
Baffin Island in the Canadian
Arctic.

These prints give a valuable
insight into the customs and be«
liefs of the artists, and depict:
subjects connected with their
lives,

MATH SPEAKER

Dr. Drury w, Wall. profes-
sor of mathematics at the Uni-
versity of Iowa, gave a public
lecture on “The Group Con-
cept" last Tuesday in the lec«
ture room of the science build-
ing.

 

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