Friday. Suplemher I5. 1965

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Ten Facul’ry Take Leaves

Ten Grinnell faculty members
have been granted leaves for
the 1966767 academic year,
seven of them for the entire
year and the other three ior
one semester each.

On leave the entire year are
Andrew P. Debicki, Spanish;
Ned Donahoe, speech and the-
atre; Roger J. Hanson, physics;
John R. Kleilischmidt, French;
Sheldon P. Zilner, English; Ray-
mond F. Belts. history; and
Waldo S. Walker, biologyi

Herbert L Prescott, English
(journalism), is on leave this
semester, and William S. Van-
derpool, Jr.. speech and theatre,
and Edd W. Bowers, physical
education for men, will be on
, leave during the second semes
ter.

Debickl is dividing the year
between Spain and the United
States while researching and
writing a hook on the poets and
poetry of the Spanish “Genera-
tion of 1927”; Dunal’ioe is serv-
ing as a guest lecturer. teacher.
and dimctoi‘ at San Francisco
State College; and Hanson is
doing research on nuclear spec-
troscopy at the University at
Aarhus in Norway.

Also in Europe is chim
schmidt. He is in Paris re-
searching several projects in-
valved with French~language
printing and publishing outside
of France in the 18th century.

zitner is conducting a semi-
nar and doing research at the
Newberry Library in Chicago
under the Associated Colleges
of the Midwest-Newberry I‘lu<
manities Program. Betts is also
involved in an A.C,Mi project.
He is in Senegal studying the
urban development of Dakar,
the capital at that. West African
nation,

Walker Is studying biocltem<

istry and radiation at the Uni<
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versity or British Columbia,
Canada, and Prescott is travel-
ing in New England, New York,
and the Caribbean, and writing
fiction.

A teaching assignment awaits
Vanderpool at the American
College in Paris and Bowers has
not yet finalized plans let his
leave,

Back on campus after bring
on leave last year are 10 tam
ulty members. Four or them
were on campus the entire 1935-
66 academic year — Wayne B.
Denny. physics; Benjamin F.
Graham, J11, biology; C, Edwin
Gilnlour, political science; and
Robert H. Haveman, economics.

The other six were away the
second semester « Neal w.
Klausner. Miller professor of
philosophy; Helen Percas Pon-
sati, Richards prolcssnr oi mod<
ern languages; Alan R. Jones,
history; Don Jones, associate
professor or music and director
of choral music; M. M. Libelh
man, English; and Anna Mae
Wack. physical education tor
women,

Denny lectured on physics at
Ahmednagar College in India,
and Graham did research in en-
vironmental biology at the
Brockhaven National Labora-
tory on Long Island, N.Y.

Gilmour served as the first
director of the lowa Office of
Economic Opportunity. HaVeA
man was in Washington, D.c..
conducting research on public
expenditures.

Klausner taught at the Ameri-
can College in Paris, studied
French philosophy, anti il'av-
eled in Europe. Mrs. Ponseti
divided her time between lowa
City and Europe, researching
and writing a book on women
writers of Latin America.

Both Alan Jones and Don
Jones spent the semester in
England. The former taught,
did research, and wrote at Sus-
sex University. while the latter
was working with and observ-
ing periorrnances of England's
leading choral groups.

Liberman was in San Fran-
cisco researching a lexicon or
literary terms he prepared with
Edward E. Foster, English. it
is to be published in the spring.

Miss Wack traveled and
studied In Mexico,

CBS Grant

Grinnell College has received
a $3,001] unrestricted grant from
the CBS Foundation. inc.. Pres-
ident Glenn Leggett has an-
nounced. The grant was made
in recognition of the contribtn
tions to the Columbia Broad<
casting System, Inc.. of Robert
Norvet, a 1950 Grinnell grad-
uate who is general manager
of film operations for the CBS
Television Network,

 

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THE BLUES PROPECT a unique new singing group. is cumming is Grinnell tomorrow.
The six-member group ipecializss in traditional blues, but with the uniiadilionai u-
companimenl of electrical guitars and an organ. They have recorded one LP. The Blue:
Project Live at the Cafe au 60-90. which is already showing on the charts. concert
iims is 10:00 pm. on central campus or in Darby Gym depending on the weather.

 

arson Prairies gender
Applications Snur

The annual tall meeting of the
presidents of the Associated
Colleges oi the Midwest (ACM)
was highlighted by a discussion
oi admissions procedures where
cooperative action would bene-
fit the member colleges,

Grinnell President Glenn Leg-
gett said that proposals are un-
der Consideration which would
allow a student to file a single
application and pay a single tea
to receive consideration by two
or more of the ACM schools of
his choice,

“We're all worried about the
problem of multiple applica-
tions." Leggett said. It is hoped
that common admissions policy
might relieve the applicant’s ex-
pense and time spent in apply-
ing to several schools. At the
same time it would relieve the
schools' expenses in processing
the applicatio . By asking the
applicant to indicate his preter-
ence oi schools. the colleges can
gain a better picture or the
number or accepted students
who will actually attend the ac-
cepting school in the tall.

Leggett said that he thought
a pilot program in common ad-
missions Would be forthcoming.

other topics discussed at the
conference held in Grinnell last
Sunday and Monday concerned
the progress and problems or
present ACM educational pro-
grams and possible new pru~
grams.

Present ACM programs pro-
Vida {or study and research at
the Argonne National Lnbora<

tory and the Newberry Library.
both in Chicago. a wilderness
field station in Northem Minne-
sota, a tropical tield station in
Central America, and for stu-
dent teaching in Chicago.
Representatives at the mem-
ber colleges who attended the
conierence were: Dr. William
L. Kalb. dean OI Beloit College;
Dr. John w. Nason, president at
Carleton College; Dr. Joseph
E. McCabe. president of Cos
College; Dr. Arland F, Christa

Janer, president OI Cornell Col-
lege; Dr. Leggett; Dr. Hermann
R. Muelder, dean of Knox Col-
lege; Dr. Curtis w. Tarr, presl<
dent oi Lawrence University;
Dr. Frank McKenna, dean of
Monmouth College; Dr, Bernard
5. Adams, president at Ripon
College; Dr. Sidney A. Rand.
president OI St. Olaf College;
Blair Stewart, ACM presideml
Henry M. Halstead, ACM presi-
dent - treasurer; and Donald F.
Liggett, ACM secretary.

 

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