Page Slit TI:- stun-u REPORTER } Senate (Continued from Page 1) International issues," Aws Board President Karen Lauieo been, in her remarks, reviewed the past year and discussed the elimination of women's hours, New Student Days. counselling and resident advisors. In - dition to her other suggestions, she said of olt campus living for women: "Now with at least a tentative and tem- porary possibility tor women’s apart- ments, 1 can only hope the college will hesitate long enough in its plans for a new women’s dorm to seriously con- sider alternative forms or residence. My personal feeling as a member of the dorm plaruiirig committee is that by accepting at this time as unalterable truths the college policy towards resi- dence living and the separation of the campuses, we are moving too quickly to a plan which only solidifies the present system and eliminates other possibilities." CofHP President Bob Fonts reminded the Senate of the considerable progress that students have made in the past four years He added that he hoped to see the elimination of the car rs- striction rule, drinking regulations, and women's hours in the near future, SGA President Steve Kent spoke of this year's new “student image", but oautioned students to remember that the “problems are complex." Finally, the Senate approved the al- location of $270 from GB&R (General Budget and Reserve) to cover the hall damages incurred this year, Steve Kent also announced the no pointrnent of John Denny as Social Coordinator, Gary Giddins as Concerts Chairman, and Theodora Underwood as Dithyramb Chairman. mscounr csnrsn Deodorant Five-Day Roll On $1.00 Value 57¢ Sudden Beauty HAIR SPRAY $1.07 Value 54¢ SCHICK BAND RAZOR emww Johnson 8r Johnson BABY SHAMPOO 69: Value 43 > Money (Continued mm Page 1) The request will be close to 31100, We recommend that while this figure be set aside for such publications, the actual allotment be made contingent upon the prospects for the success or the publi- cation ol these two boo ." NOUS ”There will probably be a request for the inclusion of a salary for the editor and business manager or Nous. As the book increases in size the time neces- sary to publish it will also increase and consequently we may find that paid positions are necessary to make it a going concern." Initiative Fund “Serious attention must once again be given to this allocation. The people who serve on the Senate Initiative Fund committee must be tnily interested in making the fund work; such was not the case this year. There are several sug- gestions which should be considered, (1) ”Placing a senator as chairman DI the committee. By doing this, perhaps the senate will find one who is more responsive to its wishes and has an easier time communicating with Its members. (2) “Having the North Campus Social Chairman chosen by the old com? or the Executive Cabinet and having him concern himself directly with the ques« tions or the administration fund, (a) “A suggestion to the hall —- they should stop groaning about the money lost and come up with suggestions to make the fund work instead of sitting back contented with what can only be called an abysmal social program. Sev- eral halls this year have made good use of the fund, and we think their social lpana Toothpaste 1 For No 2 For 47¢ Prell Concentrate Shampoo $1.00 Value 62¢ SCHICK BAND RAZOR CARTRIDGE $159 Value 93¢1 programs have benefited lrom it. “Perhaps some of the money could In better spent in other areas. We realize the upmsr that such a proposal is bound to create but this is an issue which the senate must face and not let tradition gag change and innovation which have beneficial possibilities.” } Scholarships (Continued from Page 1) National Fellowship Foundation, “Never in the history or our program have we had to turn down so many outstandingly good people,” Candidates for the fellowships are nominated by (acuity members from colleges throughout the United States and Canada. The foundation is designed to aid in the development ol “college teachers for tomorrow” Although fel— lows are encouraged to consider careers in college training, terms of the wards are not binding. Woodrow Wilson Fellows will receive one academic year of graduate educa- tion (with tuition and lees paid by the Foundation), 2nd a living stipend of £2,000 and allowances for dependent children In addition, the Foundation will award a supplementary grant to the graduate school in which each Fellow clioses to enroll — the money to be used for the most part for fellowships [0 ad- Vance graduate students, Names of those candidates receiving honorable mention will be circulated to graduate schools and other fellowships agencies. Some othe r Midwestern colleges with Woodrow Wilson scholars are: of» erlin~9, Carletcn~8, St, Olal~3, Lawr< encwfl, Comeliez, Monmouth— lolt-l, and Ripon—l. Friday. March iv, my ) Residence (Continued Irma P350 1) and prefer living alone. The stress, AWS board members past and present agreed, is on establishing a variety or resident opportunities for students or Grinnell. Dean Eugene "lhompson concurred with the general tenor or the students' suggestions He recognizes the desirabil- ity of a concept of the college that goes beyond dormitory living. Lynda Thoman, who is on the Building Proposals Committee, em< phasized that her objections to the “women's” dorm is based on her hope for integrating the dorms — alternating men's and women's halls. So far these proposals are, in the words of one new board member, “an underground movement.” No concrete courses or action have as yet been pro posed. } Yearbook (continued trnrn Page 1) should Write a letter or application containing their qualifications, Students interested in applying togeth- or for the editorial team should write a letter containing the qualifications DI each member, the estimated division of labor and salary, the proposed con- tent, organization, and length or the book and the proposed publication date. 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