Page Four Chem Profs Receive $9500 For Accelerated Research Receipt of a $9,500 National Science Foundation grant will finance an accelerated chemis- try research program at Grin- nell this summer. The $9,500 grant, received through the NSF Undergradu- ate Research Participation Pro- gram, will provide research funds for four members of the chemistry department and four undergraduate students. One student will work full time with each of the four fac- ulty members~Jack Swanson, Joseph Danforth, Luther Erick- son, and William Nevill. Swen- son is director of the program. Danforth will conduct his re» search under a second NSF grant and Erickson and Nevill will continue a cancer research program being supported by the National Institute of Health. This Sunday Dr. Dale Mil- ler ot Drake University will speak in Herrick Chapel on “The Honest to God De- hate." 1. Counting your riches? That’s a lruglr. t. i thought you were loaded. 1 have exactly a dollar thirty-two and three pagcs of green stamps. 5. Didn't you tell him tusks wore in? He told me I’d have to demonstrate a more sensible attitude toward money before bed shell out anything dlmve llir sllhsistence level. 2. How so? Thewnylfi ureit,lcnn hardly near to wake up tomorrow morning, 4. Call your dad. He always comes through, Not since he found out about that pnir of ciephnnl tusks I bought for $193.30. 6.1‘hat's no problem. Next time you get roine dough, get yourselt a Living Insurance policy trorn Equitrble. It’s one of the most sensibir things you can do with you- money. It guarantees secu rity tor our family, build: cash va ues you can alwily~ use, and by getting it now, when you re young, you pay less I'll do ltl But don't tell (lad about rnyncw miffed rlligator. For lntonnation about Living Insurance, see The Man trorn Equlirtllle. For information nbout career opportunities at Equitable, see your Placement oncer, or write to Edward D, McDougal, Manager, Manpower Development Division. l'he‘EQuflABLE'life‘Afiurant’e'Society of the United states ‘ Home oiliroi 1295 Ave. at the American. New rorlr, N. it luulo obquilahlc luus An Equal Opportunity Emplvuel SCARLET AND BLACK Friday, April 30. I96! Sign—out Slips Stolen at Carleton; 'Pregnancy Insurance' In Canada Coeds at the University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario, may soon be able to purchase pregnancy insurance offered by Canadian Habitant Life insur- ance Company. “it‘s not en- tirely a new thing, you know. Some companies are doing it in the states,” a company spokesman said. “We are in- terested tirst oi all in providing service.” The program, which would pay $500 for each preg— nancy while at the University, was first suggested by a Cana- dian Union of StudenL: official. Students at the nine campus- es of Wisconsin State Univera sity saved over a million dol- lars this year by renting text- Hoorrnanny or record hop, in Wteiom you're in perfect tempo. Only Werjunr ern mire you («I W exactly right — their comlwtablr. elastic elegance, yo casual urlin. ind handrsrvn moccasin dulil. Tb. only rltin. ‘juxt likr- Wujum l. «lo-tin pair oiwrrjunr. un're so rnuu no! lo mile for last SHOE FIT COMPANY “A in In every fool” books instead of buying them, the Board of Regents office re- ports. Students rent their books at a total cost of $6 or $8 a semester, and have the option of buying themr The average saving for the year is about $60 per student. A Cornell University coed and a former student were ar- raigned on marijuana charges arising from an investigation on the Cornell campus. Both were released without bail in the custody of their attorneys pending further action. Unidentified thieves caused a temporary panic at Carleton College by stealing d'le sign-out cards from all major women’s dormitories. When the theft was discovered, it was ana nounced that all girls would be campused until the cards were returned, and doors locked at 6:30. The student Action Party immediately scheduled a twen~ Ly-minute protest meeting be- ginning at 6: 15 for all concerned women. Two hours later. how- ever, the clean of women an- nounced that the remains of the cards had been found in a do r m it o r y incineratorr She added that there would be no lock-in, that regular hours would prevail that night, and that new cards would be issued. In answer to a February Parade magazine article charg- ing that Parsons college, Fai Step Up To JD'S RESIAURANT Elevated—at my; main, Grinnell l standards field, Iowa, is a "baby sitter“l school where parents park their unwanted children for four years, the Parsons Portfolio de- clared in part, “About three years ago this may have been true, but today the academic standards have stiffened. Just because onerthird of the enroll- ment are students admitted in academic trouble is no cause for alarm.“ Fifty Yale students held a seventyatwo hour picket of the university administration build~ ing recently to protest the “publish or perish” attitude of the Yale Tenure Appointment Committee. The demonstration was a result of tenure being denied to R. J. Bernstein, as- sociate professor of philosophy. Bernstein, 32, has publislled one book, another about to be pub- lished, and is working on a third. One member of the phil- osophy department said, “Un- der the criteria of publications that were used for Bernstein, we could not have gotten tenure for Aristotle when he was 32." Slaus—s Describes Tenure al Grinnell ln light of the recent dem- onstrations at Yale over the tenure system, the 5&3 looked ' into the tenure situation here at Grinnellr Acting President J a m e s Stauss said that there is a ten< ure system at Grinnell, but that there aren’t any formula-like for assigning ten/- ure. “Tenure comes on the basis of a system of recommenda- tions and must be approved by the Board of Trustees," Stauss said. I “Many faculty members en- gage in scholarly activities, and this is a factor in the con- sideration for tenure," Stauss continued. He stressed, how- ever, that there is no "publish or perish" policy at Grinnell. Tenure means that a faculty member has a permanent p0~ sition at Grinnell. Full Line of Greeling Cards Wide Seleclion Now In For May 9 MOTHER'S DAY The VARSETY 9i 7 Brood