Page Six

SCARLET AND BLACK

College Forum Gains Recognition
For Modern Architectural Design

The Forum, beginning its second
year as social center and common
haven for Grinnell students, has
finally been recognized by the out—
side world~tor its modern archi<
tectural design,

In December our newest build
ing on campus was cited in fear
ture stories in two magazines. An
article acclaiming our Forum as
"College Building of the Month"
appeared in "College and Univer-
Iity Business.” In the story, guest

writer Merritt C. Ludwig, vice
president at Grinnell, describes
the special designing of the build-
ing. l-le comments that the Forum
is like other college unions in its
design as the hllb of student re<
creation and social life,”. . .but
with the emphasis an informal ac-
tivity as opposed to elaborate
planning.”

”Progressive Architecture," a
monthly magazine, also published
a story about the Grinnell Forum.

 

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In this article Walter Netsch, ar-
chitect responsible for the design
at the Forum, Hurling Library
and the Fine Arts Center, discus-
ses brieily his simple geometric
plan of the building, Several pho-
tographs of interior and exterior
Views of the building, with floor
plans and sketches or various
rooms, accompany a text that
lapses into technical jargon on
stnlctural features of the Forum.

Copies of bath articles are avail-
able at the Fonim desk.

.FEATunEn AS THE College
Building of the Month in tho
"College and University Bus-
iness" mogorine war the year-
old Grinnell Forum. Another
article on the Forum op.
peered in "Progressive Archi-
lecturer"

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Ski Slope Event Offers Opportunity
For Fun-Loving, Snow-Toting Students

A community Sno—Wurk ’Go ‘Go
will be thrown Saturday from
1:00 - 5:00 p.m. at Oakland Acres
Golf Course, Irwin Simone (physi-
cal education) announced,

Simone said the afternoon will
include a little snow shovellng and
a lot of inn, with dancing, tobog-
ganing, skiing. ice skating, and re.
freshments. The project is a com-
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this accomplished, college funds
are available (or students to make
use of the facilities.

The project is a joint ellori oi
Simone and the Grinnell Chamber
of Commerce, The Chamber of
Commerce will supply free drinks
and SAGA will provide donuts.

Contests in skiing, skating, and
tobogganning are scheduled for 3:00
p.m. Simone said that the Girls’
Honor G will assist with the Cun-
tests. Prizes in all areas will be
supplied by local merchants.

Transportation ior students will
leave the Forum Saturday after-
noon ‘at 1:00 pm. and every hour
tollowing. Buses will leave the
club house every hour on the half
hour returning to the Forum. Oak-
land Hills is located four miles
west of Grinnell on Highway 5,
Simone said.

Music will be provided in the
club house irom 1:00 - 4:00 pm.
by Grinnell’s Bill MCGinty Combo.

Equipment lor skiing, toboggan-
ing and skating will be provided
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