Page Eight SCARLET AND BLACK Friday. February 24. liar Stewart Describes AGM Programs By Paul Nachlnan Practical research experience and contact with students from other midwestern colleges are important benefits of the Asso- ciated Colleges of the Midwest’s lACM) programs, according to ACM President Blair Stewart. Speaking in the South Lounge February 8, Stewart detailed the ACM's Argonne Laboratory, Newberry Library and Chicago Urban semesters; its Central Air Conditioned SERVING I4 KINDS OF PIZZA HOURS Mon. Ihvu Sal. _ 4 pan. to I turn Sun. — 4 pm, to Midnight FREE DELIVERY TO ROOMS :33; $125 PAGLIAI'S PIZZA WEDNESDAY ONLY Salad PHONE 236-5331 927 Broad — Grinnell DISCOUNT CENTER Johnson Br Johnson COTTON BUDS 44¢ CLEARASII. STICK 98: Value 57¢ American, Cuttington College (Liberia) Graduate Studies, and Wilderness Field Station pro- grams. Grinnell students may parti< cipate in these programs be- cause the college is a mem- ber of ACM, which consists at all colleges in the Midwest C01- legiate Athletic Conlerence. The various ACM programs acceptable for academic credit at the member colleges are “designed to take advantage of some unusual resources that Wouldn't be available to indiv- idual s C h D D l s , " Stewart explained. Open to junior and senior biology. chemistry and physics majors, the Argonne semester includes six months OI seminar studies and research at the Atomic Energy Commission’s Argonne National Laboratory near Chicago. Participants re- ceive 15 e rs of college credit and are pa d ior being research Aerosol $1.49 Value 83¢ MISS BRECK HAIR SPRAY HOME PERMAHEH ”a Value 53¢ STAINLESS STEEL Arid Deodorant assistants to Argonne scientists. The Central American pm gram currently otters re search opportunities in Costa Rica for sociology and biology majors. The students work In the tield gathering data regard- ing agricultural productivity. “There is a great need tor in< formation that intelligent under— graduates can collect," Stew art commented. Adventuresomo students de- siring to serve a developing society should consider teach- ing at Liberia’s Cuttington Col- lege, the only African liberal arts school south of the Sahara Suitering from a constant face ulty shortage, Cuttington em- ploys ACM graduates as grad- uate assistants. teaching fresh- man courses In their areas at specialty. ACM's Chicago Urban semes- ter offers another opportunity for practical teaching expenl ence. Participants, who must be lirst—semeswl' seniors with ed- ucation methods credits, en- counter “education in a live context,” Stewart noted. Students who have had intro ductory courses in biology or geology may enroll in the Wil- derness Field Station program. A summer program running from June 19 to August 22, it centers around the ACM facili- ties in the Minnesota border lakes region. An introductory field course in geology will also be oiiered this summer at the University of Montana. Open onA 1y in current ireshmen, it has no prerequisities. The ACM also otters the New- berry Library (Chicago) Semi- nar in the Humanities. which provides extensive opportunities {or independent research in hu< manities, Stewart stressed that students have to {it ACM studies into their own academic programs. He added, “They are not suir stituteii for any courses you may have taken on campus." The research experience and the insights into career pos- sibilities are what make the ACM experience worthwhile. } Letters (Continued horn Page 2) for the present enrollment for several reasons. Due to lack oi teaching stations, the num~ ber of e. E. classes have had to be reduced this winter. With the addition or three more gym units, more courses could be otfereli during morning hours, enabling more students to fit courses they want into their schedules._ The long wmter seriously hampers activities such as baseball, tennis, golf and track. This problem would be solved by adding three gyln units. The “Tartan" surrneo which will be used as flooring in these units resists damage by spikes or rough abuse. in view of this improvement in- door practices during the win- ter in all sports mentioned would become a reality. The three units would enable the men's intramural programs to be moved entirely to the ot- ternoan. No longer would var- sity teams dominate all the fa- cilities. Finally. the P, a. complex will function is both o men's and women's gym. To See LETTERS on page to in Iowa HANSEN’S DANISH MAID BAKERY WHERE YOU NEVER PAY RETAIL! 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