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ldent within about ten days,
it was learned this week.

It was also teamed that the
commission’s major recom.
mendatlons are to Include the
tollowing: (t) the eventual
ending of student iielornients;
(1) the dratting ot youngest
men tirst; and (a) that some
tom of random selection be
adopted to replace the current
dratt process.

Quoting “intormed sources”,
the New York Times reported
Feb. 8, that there was “Vir-
tual unanimlty" among com-

 

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mission members "that It was
unfair to let determents for
graduate students become ex-
emptions from service, as Is
now the case." it was also
learned that the decision to
recommend the eventual end-
ing or student determents was
reached by a narrow margin
vote.

Meanwhile, in student polls
at 13 colleges and universi-
ties, the us. National stu-
dent Association reported over
on per cent of students said
they do not teel that students
should be deterred just be-
cause they are students.

Other findings: more than
70 per cent said they are not

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satisfied with the present
Selective s a r v l o a System;
more than 70 percent would
meter to have to serve in the
Peace Corps, V I S T A , the
Teacher Corps, etc., as an
alternative to military
service; . . . .

President Johnson will pre
sent a bill to the Congress alter
considering the committee's

recommendations. A reform oi
the Selective Service System
must be underway by June 20,
or the draft boards will not be
allowed to register anyone new.

The article went on to say
that 90 percent of the students
polled felt military conscription
was justifiable

Dean s. Eugene Thompson
brought this problem to the
attention of the student senate
which has as yet taken no
action. Dean Thompson feels
that students should act now if
they want to preserve their
draft deferment status the dues
tinned the eiiectiveness of al-
ternative (arms at service, such
as the Peace corps, since such
programs are being cut back
rather than expanded

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the evening was the creation oi
a committee or policy evalua-
tion and recommendation The
function of this body is still
undetermined, hut its major task
win probably be to establish and
evaluate policy-guidelines. Ro-
bert Foote, CofHP president,
commenting on the apparent
need for this, stated, “The
guidelines set up in the hand-
book are absurd.”

The schedule for the Com?
election was also presented
Wednesday. Petitions will be
accepted until Saturday eve-
ning. Sunday through Wednes-
day the candidates will tour
North Campus, and the elec<
tlon will be held Thursday

Also announced was the re-
signation ot Mri Henry-York
Steiner [rum the Board of Pub<
lications. He is being replaced
by Myron Liberman (English).

Frlday. February 24, I961

WIIA Conference

The National conference of
the Athletic and Recreation
Federation of College Women
(National Association at the
WRA) will open March 19 in
Madison, Wis. This conven-
tion is or special importance
for it marks the fiftieth annir
versary of the ARFCW.

Grinnell has in past year-
always sent delegates to na-
tional, regional and state Eon-
ventions, but a special invita-
tion to become a delegate is i&
[lied this year to all interested
students. The Grinnell WRA
hopes to send a large delega-
tion because it feels that this
convention will be of signifi-
cant value in exploring the
role of recreation for the total
oollege community.

This is of more than theoretir
cal interest, for Grinnell is
about to begin a new recrea-
tion program, indicated by the
planned physical education
complex.

The convention entails a
iotirday expensepaid trip to
the University of Wisconsini
from March 29 through April
2. interested Students should
contact Beth Whitmol‘e or any
member of the WRA Board as
soon as possible.

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