Page Two SCARLET AN D BLACK ' Friday. September l0. I965 But it is Nice . . . Grinnell begins the [all tcl‘m well settled, l 2-8 is the magic numbcr-punctuation—letter com-i hination that makes any personal contact with the Viet Nam war needless. A new president promises he will be the president 3 a comforting thought for those who find personal initiative too hard to take. The 5&3 is no longer a repository for scatology. The Albert Schweitzer Society is as close as any Grinnellian need get to empathizing with humanitarian work. The new science building addition soothes our fears that Grinnell was not meeting recent and rapid advances in science —« and architecture. This year’s freshmen were so well pro-adapted to college life that they have survived even the stigma of I peculiar graduation date. Cries of student tumult that have sprung through the country don’t seem to be in phase with the Grinnell lituation. The rules of the college are acceptable, The student government is having little difficulty. The campus is pretty. The quad is safely locked. inside and out. The Forum has been accepted. Perhaps only Langan basement holds out against ‘he ascension of complete bliss, and maybe even that problem will have a solution following next weekend’s encampment. But it is nice to be back, isn't it? 5&8 10 Faculty Under a new policy, iaculty members will receive free sllbr scriptibns to the 5&5 this year. The loss ul faculty subscription revenue will lurtlier tighten the S&B’s already limited budget. but we feel this move will help increase the exchange of ideas between faculty and students. Letter Policy The 5&3 prints only signed letters to the edilotr Any person wishing to submit a letter for publication should place it in the 5&3 mail box (among the faculty boxes). Letters should be 400 words or less. Longer letters will be shortened by our editors. Scarlet and Black ' GRINNELL COLLEGE Grinnell. Iowa A ivuckiv newspaper pllhll