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Karen Luul’erbucli, and Steve Kent as they took part in a coffee hour on this year's encampment. 6—— on the 1965 encampment, After each discussion group chairman had reviewed the proposals made by his committee, questions truth the floor were opened to the au- dience of about 50‘ The topic immediately became the main proposal or the “College and the Students" group, chaired by Rick Edwards: “D ide the campus between low8r division and upper division.” in other words, house all freshmen and sopho- mDres on one campus and the upperclassmen on the other. This topic monopolized the dis- cussion ior 50 minutes. Arguments about the relative maturity at the campus, the desirability of con- tact between them. and the possi- bility of a system or graduated regulations were presented and refuted. Fog. Thin Nelson. Sutherland. Thomas New Grinnell Professors “The kind of education at a good liberal arts school is as close to one kind of an educational ideal as possible, which is one or the things that brought me to Grin- nell,” Malcolm A. Nelson, new assistant protessor of English, said. Nelson. who received his mas» ler‘s and doctorate at Northwes tern after completing undergradu- ate work at Williams, went on to say that the size of the school and the outlook on undergraduate ed- ucation which he described as “fairly broad and general," avail both students and teachers of the opportunity to become more aware of things and people outside their own area. niter working as a graduate as. sistant at Northwestern and teach- ing tor six years at Miami in Oxford, Ohio, Nelson finds Grin- nell a place where people are not segregated by their specialty, and so less limited in their approach to education. a n 0 Coming to Grinnell {rem the Unl- versity pt Michigan at Andover is music instructor and director of the Collegium Musicum, David Sutherland. Sutherland, with a BA. from Harvard and an M.A. in music irom Michigan, has nearly com- pleted his doctoral dissertation in u , ALWAYS FIRST GUAUTV IN GRINNELL Look! 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That danger has been waided Off here." he comments c o - Returning to Grinnell after earns lng his rho in theoretical physio! at Cornell Universily is assistant protessor oi physics, Bruce “them as. Asked about his reasons (or choosing to teach at his alma mater, Thomas replied “You should be able to answer [hat tor yours Self." Specifically. Thomas pointed out two advantages possessed by Grins nell or a college of Grinnell's type, He reierred to the importance placed upon teaching (as opposed to research) and the close rela- tionships possible between iacuity and students “The commitment to teaching mat is present in a small school is lacking in a large one," he con- tinued. “In a research-orientated atmosphere there is no time left ior teaching." Deba’iers Consider Crime Investigation Boasting 25 debaters and holding meetings every Monday night at 7:30 in ARE, the Grinnell (orensics group is now organized and ready to go. Resolving whether "Law Eniorce- ment Agencies in the United States ShOuld Be Given Greater Free- dom in Investigation and Prosecu- tion at Crime," Cindy Nagel, Deva Schreck (negative) and Joy Will— iams. Beth Vorhees (affirmative) will attend the first debate of tilt! year in Wisconsin on Octoher z. Headquarters Fori DRESSES Still“ SUCKS HOUSE! @333” Gunman. FOREIGN SERVICE CAREERS Mr. Abram E. Manell, Foreign Service Officer will be on campus October 8 to discuss career oppor- iuniiies. A film, "iha Unending snuggle." depicting lhe work or the Service. will be shown. See your Placement Advixar.