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SCARLET AND BLACK

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man and Robin rushed lo lire defense sl lrulll. justice and
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SAGA Gives $280
For Project Fast

Bill Downey, chairman of the
Des Moines Project, has provided
SAGA wilh the signatures of 710

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students who have agreed to last

as a mud-raising project for the
group, The fast will be held on

Friday night Feb. 25, and will nei

the group $230.

The idea of a fast as a fund-
raising pi'olect began last year
when the Civil Righis group made
an agreement with SAGA. The
terms of the pact were that the
group would receive 5.40 in each
person idsiing, and 5.60 each if
enough students fasted to allow
one dining room to be closed (700
siudenls) This year, however, SAr
GA reiused [0 give any funds un-
less 700 students fasted. Although
the required number agreed, and
Cowles dining room will be closed,
SAGA will allow only $.40 per sub
dent for lhis fast.

The refund from SAGA will be
used to support project leader
Billy King and to furnish trans-
pnrtalion to Des Moines (or the
ihiny Grinnellians participating in
the program.

Current goals are establishment
of a “tenants’ union” and im-
provement of housing conditions
in Walnut Hills, the area of Des
Moines in which the group is
working.

Visil'or La uds Math

Dr. Steve Armentmut, Profes-
sor of Mathematics at the U '-
versity of Iowa, will visit Gr
nell on Tuesday under the spon-
sorship of the Mathematical Asso-
ciation of America, with financial
support from the National Science
Foundation.

Dr. Armentruut received his
BA. and Ph. D. from the Univer-
sily of Texas in 1956. He was a
member of the Institute for Ad-
vanced Study in 1964765. His re-
search interests are primarily in
topology. particularly upper semi-
conlinuous decompositions and the
topology oi Euclidean 3«space.

In addition to discussions wilh
students and (acuity, Dr. Armen-
trout will give an open lecture at
7:15 pm. in the science lecture
room on Tuesday.

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No, lhis isn't a yearbook hall picrure or Norlh Younker.
H's s candid shol taken at a lypicsl rehearsal ol lhsl 7L
Iuslrlcus fun-loving campus enleriainmeni group. lhe Scar-
lefeers.

Why lhe piciurs? Because lhey're going lo give a com
cerl lomorrow rrlghl lsslurdsyl al9130 pm. in ARH audi-
forium and ihey wani’ YOU lo lhowohour ii! You mlghl
even call ll Scarleieers In Concsrl [if you Were a scarleleer
and couldn'rlhinh of a better namel.

ihey'repromising a solid fun«fi||ed and thrill-packed
hour and a half of oldies. newles. and olher miscellaneous
goodies. In irue vaudeville rrsdillorr lhey'll make you laugh
grid lhey-ll make you cry. You‘ll hear eyerylhiog lrorr. lhsi
old SIC classic "Eveline" lo lhe harmonies oi the Beach.
boys,'Everyllling lrom irselured favorites fa lollr songs.
There will be special features. slur and even a low com-
merclsls.

Dick Bailey, Tom Pope, Bill Hughes, Dick Lovell. Al
Rossman, John Phillips, Jim sulh. and Rick McDowell have
lllerslly been practicing for DAYS in prepare this concerl
for the Grinnell campus. Don't miss it. [The.concerl is also
going to double as a live recording session lor ihe SIC LP
lo come our lsier in lhe yesrl

Don't iorgell Ler rho Scarleleers give YOU a song and
dance. Tomorrow nighl. Salurday. or we pm. in ARH
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Delegates Will Outline VISTA Program

Representatives fr o m Volun-
teers in Service to America (VIS-
TA) will be here Monday to out-
line this domestic program and its
role in the war on poverty.

They will be in room 23 in ARH
from 9 em. to 4 p.m. to talk to
students and townspeople.

Preceding their Visit, a film de»
piccing VISTA in acuon will be
shown at 7 pm. Sunday in the

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main lecture hall (room 171) in
the science building.

“We’re looking for volunteers oi
all backgrounds and abilities," re-
ported John Herbert, leader oi the
VISTA contingent. He described
VISTA vulunicsrs as “people who
can listen, understand, and com-
municate with others and who are
committed enough to live and
work for a year among the poor
of this country.”

At present, 1,700 VISTA volun-
leers are in training or on assign<
ment to poverty areas throughout
the United States. Serving on in-
dian reservations, among migrant
farm workers, in urban slums,
and in rural packets or poverty
from Appalachian hollows in Alan
kan villages, lhey are “involved
in a list of activities as long as
lhe problems which poverty cre-
ates," Herbert noted. ,

Persons over 18 are eligible to
join vlSTA.

 

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