Friday, November 25, With SCARLET AND BLACK Page rim Senate Reapproves Initiative Fund; Most Agree Fund Had Good Start Tuesday night the senate passed the tinance committee's red uniniendatlun to continue the initiative fund for second semester. Since $200 remains ill the fund lrom first semester, SlZOU was al- located to Lhe initiative (nod to maintain the $1400 leveli $4450 was also allocated to the halls. Debate on the recommenda- tion was contused and tedi- ous, occasionally lightened and enlightened by caustic comments. Most a g r e e d with Phil Bertenihai, repre- senting the finance commie tee, who felt that the initia- tive fund had a “good begin- ning" iirst semester. Although he recognized there were problems in any new pro< gram, be believed the hunt shuuld be maintained and sup ported. Bob Joh'nston, retiring Social Coordinator. agreed, saying. “The initiative lulu! opens up whole new areas for halls and tor the campus , . . it in just getting all the gruun ." Jane Stracke's comment typi< fled those speeches ravoring the recommendation. “The initlar tive fund," she said, ‘fbreaks down hall insulation, Under it, originality in social planning did begin mis semester __— ”4e Squire's Books — Candles Christmas Party Supplies 820-4"! AVE. he Incomparable Zenith RANS-OCEANIC' RADIO tin Royal BOOB-L Powered to urie in the World the Zenith ransOceanlcS has 9 wavebarids "eluding: FM; Standard AM; Short ave, Marine and Amateur Short , ave, Long Wave. Operates on 9 legular Flashlight batteries for up 300 hours. Builtrin AM/LW and MI SW antennas. Handsome cabi- ‘net with Ebony color Permawear We" s199.95 LEEPER MUSIC co. OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS 5 PM. To 9 PM. Luose’s student-iaculty picnic, for example. it takes time tor a new idea to prove itseii. It's uniair to expect people on campus to be completely at- tuned to a new social idea in one semester. We should give the hind a chance to develop a new atmosphere or the halls will [all back in the same old rut.” Mike Pill, Stanley Wezelman, and Ray Horn argued against maintaining the initiative hind at 51400. Arguing for “greater individual responsibility," Pill wanted a cut in the fund “to turn a little or the responsibility back to the hallr” Arguing against die emphasir on inter-hall activtty, asserting the halls have shown their abili- ty on creative social planning. Horn pleaded, “Don't. use the fund as a club to heat the halls into submission for inter-hall activity." Horn wanted the sen- ate ”to have Confidence in their fellow students.” Wezelman sought more in- dividual hall planning 50 that social planning would be “con- sistent” With the hours proposal and other plans that show con- cem for “individual responsi- bility.” Pill, rererring to hall plan- ning, then declared, ”We have enough faith in ourselves.” To which Roger Koenker replied that Pill el al wanted a return to the “pastoral ideal social program we had beiore the in- itiative fund." Knenker im- plied they were being “pare chin] and chauvinisttc about the hall,” Johnston then remarked, “If we do reinstate the past- toral ideal and return to nor. malcy, I will personally see that each hall gets three John- iiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiliiiiiliiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuilti wing/and 311M. LES LIAISONS DANGEREUSES Directed by Roger Vadlmi. Starring Jeanne Moreen. Gerard Phllipe, and Jeanne Valerie. Based on the novel by Chad- erlos De Lucius: The eighteenth century novel upon which this film ls based was aimed at pointing out the moral depravity at a stiited so- cial Stratum. There is consider- able doubt that the film otters the same social insightr The story revolves around a married couple in the diplomatic ser- vices ol France. They have . standing agreement that either party is free to engage in as many atlairs as he or she wishes, so long as he or she rim not fall in love a last-paced musical beds game, as only Moreau and Philips (of LI Ronda tame) can play it, the film surely is. Whether or not the film sucess- tuliy conveys its satirical and social message is an academic question. Another such question is whether or not academe and musical beds can be mixed 9:00 Friday 9:30 Sunday tiillliiitIiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiiillliiiilliiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiililiiill ny Mathis records and o dis- count on blue cheese dip." The senate then passed over- whelmingly the (meme com- mittee's recommendation, in other action, the senate confirmed the nominations of Steve Reich to serve as interim social coordinator until March; Kathy Carlson and Mike Dejoie to serve on the High Court; and Diane anerance and Sandy Hesselink to serve on the Wom- en’s Primary Court. HELP STAMP OUT ROAST BEEF! Nor that we gar anything against the you! old American Lie? cow. you understand. We lust like to sell pine. We won't claim to be the best pizza house in the world, just one of 'em. You know. kind of the Albert Einsteins of the pizza world? "AHRV" Alirvano's Pilza 236-6222 Free Delivery Weekend Events in a world riie with apathy, cynicism and the dratt, the modern young person falls prey to psychological iorces' beyond his control. This quite trequeotly proves true for the Grinnellian Orchestra Concert Grlnnell College-ses- piece orchestra, conducted by Denis M. de Coteau, music, will present a puh< lic concert tomorrow at a pm. in Roberts Theater. No tickets are needed. Three numbers are scheuled tor the program: the Overture to Carl Maria von Weber’s “Der Frei- schutz,” the Concerto in A Major, K. 622, by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, and Lud- wig van Beethoven’s Sym- phony No. 1 in c Major, Opus 21. Lenox Concert Three Beethoven string quar- tets will be presented in a Lenux Quartet concert this Sunday at it pm, in A.R.H. Auditorium. The event is open to the public without charge, and. no tickets are needed. @— Headquarters For: ~'--..o a ItousEs — SKIRTS SWEATKRS . DRESSES 9 GRlNNELL NEWTON to Boost Psyches as he attempts to mediate his existential dilemma and pass. To this uniortunate situation the Social Coordinating Com< mittee has addressed ltsell Willi dispatch. 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