Headquarters For: HOUSES - SKIRTS SWEATERS - DRESSES 9 GRlNNELL NEWTON Ramsey! “waver-me? Dunn Man’s Plain To. Canvas Oxford Women‘s Tapered To. Canvas Oxford } More Letters (Continued from Page 2) Exa ma To the Editorl in the depths of despair 1 received this biblical tale from a tellow sutiered in another college (or university). Front it 1 have gained salvation; may ye my compatriots, also proiit by it: “at that time very early in the morning on the last day of the term (or midterm), there arose a great multitude of weeping and gnashing teeth; for the day 01 the exams had Stock Up Nowl $299 $299 WAYNE’S STEAKHOIISE "the Rex" restaurant -cocklail lounge steaks Next to the Theater JuniorYear in New York Three undergraduate college! offer Itudantt from all parts of the country an opportunity to broaden their educational pxperlence by spending their lunlar Year in New York New York University is an integral part of the exciting metropolitan community of New York City—the business, cultural, artistic, and financial center of the nation. The city's extraordinary resources greatly enrich both the academic program and the experience of living at New York University with the most cosmopolitan student body in the world. 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An lifting up his eyes he distribut- ed the examination papers. And when he sat down, some students wrote for one hour, and others [or two; and many and varied were the answers that were written, for some teaching had fallen on fertile minds and some on fallow, and some had fallen flat One wise man, sitting in the midst of the students and hearinl that they murmured, urged they hasten and write whilst they had light, that darkness over- take them not. indeed many questions were answered but few were correct, So shall it be at the end of the term (or mid-term); leach- ers shall go out and shall sep» arate the wise from the fool- ish and shall cast the foolish in the same course: next term. Then the dean shall send Sill- denls two by two before his face in every city Ind place whither they had come saying, ‘60 ye therefore into the high- way, the college (or univer- sity) indeed was ready, but the students were not worth.‘ Then when the students shall arrive home empty-handed and unaccredited, there shall be great tribulation such as not been round from the beginning of the world till now. From this story learn a les- son; when you shall see all these things, know ye that the end of the term is nigh, even It the doors, AMEN. I Sly to you, that this month shall not pass till Iii things he done. Heaven and earth shall pass, but some students shall lloi, But even so, be glad, for your reward is very great in Heaven," Thy most humble servant, Valerie Budig 1E ilellver % pizza Er to YOU—R room at E) extra cost. (Don‘t You wish Tilly Did” DStudent Aid (continued from Page 5) compared to 58.5 percent in 1955 Though this figure has leveled hit at. 66 percent in re cent years, a resumed upward trend would represent in pride ties, it not in theory, a mova toward lull-cost pricing. A con- comitant adjustment of aid pub lclea would then be illtlls- pensable. A comprehensive program or student assistance has been in- strumental in sustaining Grill- nell as a democratic commu- nity, where membership is grounded in merit. All expanded system of financial aid may continue to serve this vital role. } Winters (Continued tram Page 5) misc. Last year, {or example, two Grinnell graduates we a commissioned as officers, Willi. nine Grinnellians entered the Peaco Corps." But Major Albert C. Omer, (aerospace. studies) pointed out that “Many graduates elect to delay their active duty with the Air Force until they have completed graduate s c h a o l . some getting financial assistance from the Air Force to do an," All AFROTC graduates at Grinnell this year plan gradu- ate work to be ioilcwed by active duty. On Hilborn To the Editor: Thanks to hay Hilborn tor the year‘s most accurate ap- grain] oi the Grinnell student. he majority oi students here revel in the not that they shock the adult world with talk or sex and drugs. They even sur- rise themselves, as their new oundllberalism is a drastic change train the straits they were in, in high school. The Cofl-IP presidential election, however, made their underly- ing inertness all too clear, Any “new generation” here is a time. Compulsive conformity it is, and I'm getting out, Douglas Neel Patroniu Our Advertiflu "a? “nun Ahrvano’s Pizza Free Delivery 236-5221 Friday, March II. H" } Senate (Continued from Page 1) grounds that the President at- ready had the power to inter vena. The question still remains and in all probability its an< swer will be worked out by the court itself. Roger Koenlter’s amendment centered on the problem of jurisdiction. According to the new byrlaws the judicial Court has “original jurisdiction in all cases in which Violations of college regulations are alleged to have occurred." Koenker was concerned that a lot at “small" cases that could easily be han- dled by hall councils would now be handled by the court. His amendment was later withdrawn because it passed, it would tend to undermine the authority oi the judicial court. Koenker’s point still stands, however. The jurisdiction of the court extends to all cases concerning college regulationsAaveh such cases as quiet hours violations or minor damage. in other business the Senate Approved for the second and last time the change in the bylaws that would allow the Student Auditor to he appointed by the outgoing Executive Cab- lnet. It was announced that the fast tr bring Sudanese students to the United States Will take place April 14. Inquiry into the possibility or holding more than one last per semester met with a negative reply by Treasurer and Business Manager Donald Lambie. Reasons were that mul- tiple lasts would create great problems for SAGA and the administration, and that some students had complained about having rasis. Pat Cavanaugh's appointment as Student Auditor was ap» proved by the Senate. AWS Board President Karen Laulerbach announced that a revised AWS Board constitution will be submitted to the senate by next week. Classified Ad Lost daughter to be round in Chicago soon. E. 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