Page Six g Weekend social events g “The Prophets," a rock and roll roup that plays at the Twilight Room ‘ Cedar Rapids, will be in the North Lounge tomorrow evening at 9:0u pm. The group, not normally e touring band, is making a special ap< pearanoe at Grinnell. The duplicate bridge tournament will he held tomorrow at 1:30 and Sunday at 2:15 pm. In the North Lounge. Partners are asked to register at the Forum desk prior to April 3, but last minute partners may enter on Satur- day. This is an elimination tournament, on only those who play tomorrow are eligible to play on Sunday. The Friday night Forum Coiiee House entertainment series this month iea< tures drama. Tonight Bill Cosby records may be heard at 9:30 p.m. The rest of the series will consist of live lcenes. Two seniors, assisted by an instru< mental ensemble, will be presented in a concert tonight at 8 pm. in Roberts Theatre, under auspices oi the musio department. Jamie Fuller, soprano, and Janelle Dodd, piano, will appear in three groups of numbers, including three Francis Hopkinson songs, two arias from Mozart‘s The Marriage or Figaro, and the Daliapiccula “Quab tn) Liriche di entonlo Machado." Miss Fuller will then sing the Bach cantata “Jauchzet Gott in alien Landen,” with a group irom the Colleglum Muslcum. Next Weekend Tickets for the Dithyramb Formal Dinner on April 15 in the Quadrangle Dining Room are on sale from April 8 ~ 12 at the Forum desk for $3.00 a. couple. For a complete evening there JOHNSON Ir JOHNSON BABY POWDER 14 Or. 98:: Value 56‘ LADY ELLEN Quick Set Rollers 59¢ Tito Grinnoil REPORTER ; s is the dinner at 5:45, the New York Woodwind Quintet in Roberts Theatre at 3:00, and the spring formal dance with the Si Zentnel- Orchestra at 9:00 in Darby Gynmasium. Pool Huff to read. lecture during writer’s conference Robert Huff, a nationally known American Poet, will participate in the annual Grinnell Writers' Conference to be held April 13 and 14. Besides giving it poetry reading and a lecture, Hull will be a member of the p a n a l judging the entries tor the Steiner and Whitcomb Prizes. Thursday at 8:00 pm. Huff will read selections oi his writing in the South Lounge at the Forum, Also that eve< ning the Steiner Memorial Prizes (or Creative Art (short story) and the Seldon I. Whitcomb Poetry Prizes will be awarded. A cuties and discussion hour will follow. Friday at 8:00 p.rn,, unit will speak again in the South Lounge. presenting a lecture entitled “Three Dlrectlons in Modern Poetry." Presently on leave from Western Wash- ington State College, Huir ls poet-in- residence at the University of Arkansas. He has published poems in The Atlantic Monthly and The Saturday Review and has manuscript collections at Syracuse University, the University of Kentucky and Wayne State University. He is also the author of two books of collected poetry, The Course and Colonel John< son‘s Ride and Other Poems, both of which are available at the bookstore. C. B. Talcum Powder be Off Reg. 67: Price 61¢ Value 39¢ BRECK Setting lotion Normal and Extra Hold shoo Value 54¢ Friday. April 1. my Hughes and the legislators— By Craig Allin Governor Harold Hughes and six prominent legislators descended on Grin~ neil yaterday tor the fourth State Legis- lative Seminar. The tripartite seminar consisted of two panels and dinner remarks by the Governor. The afternoon session was de- voted 00 "Motor issues at the 1967 IOWA General Assembly — The Legislamr'l View." Director at Program in Practical Po- littcol Education Edwin Gilmour set the tone for the seminar by suggesting that the participants were present at can slderablo expense to themselves and to the legislature. It was apparent that most enjoyed the vacation. The first session witnessed thl are pected emphases: Democrats for strong administration and Republicans tor leg- lslative process, High points of the afternoon were the persistent attempts oi Maurice Barin- ger, Speaker at the Iowa House, who was billed as "a 45 year old business- man with A Master’s degree," to cast doubt on his credentials. in response to a point by Senator Frommelt Mr. Bar- inger proffered, “Democracy is govern- ment as close to the people as possible." No one asked how the voter could be ef- leciiva at the county level but Lieuten< ant Governor Fulton accomplished the same noble purpose with a vehement "I say baloney!" The dinner remarks oi Governor Hughes possessed considerable more dignity. He praised legislators at both parties, He defended the student's right to tree expression but called for contribu- tlon rather than protest. The evening session was a partisan freeior-all. There was general agroe~ rnent on the need for more stat! and to Search facilities for legislators. Tho Gov- ernor's reason: “I think they’d be bets ter iniormed and agree more.” Senator Rigler argued that all the staff in the world would not help as much as electing Republicans. Nor was speaker Baringer idle. When Senator Rigier asked the Governor “Why don’t. you admit your mistake and come back to our party?", the Speaker was heard to mutter “He couldn’t win the primary." B Faculty (Continued from Page 8) College in Walla Walla, Washington, to take on the position at Dean oi the College, Knopl describes his new role as pri- marily academic, dealing with such areas as faculty, curriculum and super- vision of research, He also plans to teach at least one economics course each year. 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