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SCARLET AND BLACK

 

) FACULTY

(Continued from Page 1)

economics; Frederic B. Trom-
ly, English; John Willis,
anthropology; Paul M. Zonu,
music.

Assistants—Mary A. Argenti,
music (voice); Zelte Crawford,
aocmiogy; Bette K. Davis, Ger-
man; Joseph A. Kruusmau,
speech and theatm (drama)?
John E. Martel, humanities;
‘Judlth W. Mendelsohn, speech
and theatre (dance); John P.
Miller, Jr., education: Joan
Purswell, music (piano); Pat-
rick W. Pursweli, music
Kilute): Wilma Z, Zoilll, music.

New members oi the col-
lege’s non < teaching stalt in-
clude Lesley A. Lundbohm, ref-
erence librarian; Stephen C.
‘Aidrich, admissions counselo
and T-Sgt, Russell M. Star,
administrative supervisor of
the Air Force ROTC detach<
maul.

Serving as an actor-in-resi
'dellce during the first semester
will be Robert E. Iugham.

PHOTOS
OF PHOTOS
OF PHOTOS . . .

Photographers taking pictures
of photographers who w e re
filming at photographer who
was taking a picture ot a news-
man virtually disrupted a South
Lounge coffee hour Monday at~
ternoon,

While a student photographer
was snapping a picture oi NBC
space writer Peter S Hackes,
Laverne Hanssen—a town pho<
tographer producing a public
relations film for the college—
set up his movte equipment.

i-lanssen decided to shoot a

iew feet at illm or students _

taking pictures of Hackes—a
typical college scenes

Meanwhile an 3&3 staff pho-
tographer was busy taking pic-
tures of Hanssen and his as-
sistants.

“It reminded me of the ad
where you see a girl looking
into a mirror," coffee hour
speaker Hackes mused after-
,Wards, “Behind her was another
mirror in which the first mir-
ror was reflected and on and
on. . . Journalism is an end-
less series or mirrorsr . . "

Moral of the incident, Hackes
agreed: Marshall McLuhan was
right. The medium is the mes‘
sage.

TRAIN TIMES

Eiiectivs Sunday, Sept, in,
!he times OT trains at Grlnnell
will be: Eastbound, Nor m at

- 2:30 p.m.; Westbound, No. 1
at 2:47 pans

Number 10 leaves Omaha at
10:30 a.rn., Des Moines at 1:25
pm. and arrives in Chicago at
8:30 p.m.

Number 7 will leave Chicago
at 8:55 am, arriving in Des
Moines at 4:00 pm. and Omaha
at 3:00 pm,

The trains also serve Engle-
wood, Joliet, Ottawa, LaSalle,
Bureau, Moline, Rock Island,
Davenport, West Liberty. Iowa
City, Marengo, Newton, Atlan-
tic, and Council Bluffs

Call the Rock Island Depot

36-3966) for further infol'mationr‘

 

 

 

 

 

 

Photo by Dick Trcumann

Movie camera: and lighir iniorrnpt South Lonngo discussion will. Poior Hacker tor
a group photo. From left: Neil Fischer [5”, soxn Barry Ancona [Serll Army
Armajani lRadio Station); Mr. Hackes; Bob Hodiemo llorrnor still Editor. soxn
Amie Farrer {15?}: Alan Axeirod lsoxl.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

l>hoto by nick ‘ireumann

Former odilor Krys Nauman and present editor Harry Ancona look on as Peter Hack”
inllrr with Al rindor, publisher oi the Grinnoll Herald-Reqixior.

 

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A discarded cigarette set fire
to a chair and endangered oth-
er items ol furniture stored be
tween James and Haines Halla
about midnight Monday.

Girls irom surrounding halls,
many wearing their niceties,
attempted to put out the small
fire, but were unsuccessful. The
city ilra department responded
to a resident advisor's call and
was able to extinguish the
“blaze" in a. matter of min-
utes,

Furniture from the entire
Quad, recently returned from
summer storage in Des Moines,
was piled along East Street, in
tho alcove between Halnes and
James Most oi the girls had
not yet picked up their items.
in the same alcove were a
number at discarded flamma-
ble packing cartons

An unidentified man walking
along the street flicked a live
cigarette into the chair early in
the evening, Several girls
stamped out the resulting tire,
but it continued to smoulder
until about midnight, when a
heavy cloud of smoke ap-
peared,

Quad residents, including rear
ident advisars, battled the tire
with wastebaskets full at wat-
er. Hall fire extinguishers were
ineffectual due to low pressure.

Haines Resident Advisor Ma<
ry Argenti called the city tire
department, which arrived in a
few minutes and quickly ex-
linguished the fire,

There was no damage in any
items of furniture except the
chair, nor to any buildin

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