G SON'S ' DISCOUNT (ENTER This Is Where You Buy The Best for Less STORE HOURS: MONDAY Thru SAT. 7:00-8:00 FRIDAY 9:00 TO 9:00 5 DAY AERSOL DEODORANT 4 02. $1.00 SIu , rAcoum hi: HAND LOTION $1.00 Siu I PANA TOOTHPASTE LISTERINE MOUTH WASH $1.37 Size . AQUA NET HAIR SPRAY Reg.. HLT.H. or Blue. 97: size DIPPITY DO HAIR SET GEL Reg. or H.T.H. $2.00 Sire PRELL SHAMPOO $1.09 Sin BROMO QUININE TABLETS 50': $1.39 Size ANACIN Opal'rh Jar 300': $2.97 Size HOOKS WITH IRON $2.40 Size . GIBSON PRICE 50‘ GIBSON PRICE 52‘ GIBSON PRICE 46‘ GIBSON PRICE . 88‘ GIBSON PRICE t 48‘ GIBSON PRICE $100 GIBSON PRICE $5 GIBSON PRICE 70‘ GIBSON PRICE w $150 GIBSON PRICE ._ $125 SCARLET AND BLACK About thirty Grinnell students mounted the a spontaneous demonstratio Revoiution. sporting Cossack and Red rniiirar steps of the Forum November 9 or n in celebration of the 5 Friday. Navunbar [1, W61 Photo by Neil armor part or 0th anniversary oi the aohhowir garb. the group carried Soviet iiagr, poster-site photographs of Marx. Lenin and oih'er Soviet leaders and signs. one read "Overihrow Cxar Leggett.” The do tion and no faculty members participated. IlIIIIIIIIIIIHlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiHIIIIIHIIIIIHIIIIIlillIIIIIIIIIllilllIIHIIIIIlHIIIIHIIIIIIHIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIilHIIHHIIIHWIIIHIII IIIIIIIIIIIIHIiIIIHIIIIIIIIllllWINIIIIIlWINitllIHlillIllilllllWIIHHIIIHIIIIHHIIIIIIIIIIHHIIIIIIIIIIHiIIIIHIlIIIIUlII TIMES IIEPOIITEIi SEEKS ACTION, FINDS GRINNELL Five and a half years ago an emissary ot that greatest or all metropolitan newspapers, The New York Times, descend ed onto a Grinnell campus then “galvanized" by the mere sug- gestion that a fallout shelter be built in the basement of the new fine arts building then under construction. Last Sunday Nan Robertson, of the Times Washington bu- reau, was back at Grinnell to discern—oi all things—“the na< ture and extent of political and social activism at Grinncll, 1967.” Miss Robertsoniwho is also researching activism at Harvr ard, Berkeley, the University of Texas, anrl the University oi Wisconsin —interviewed SGA president Ric MaCDOWell, AWS board president Leida Schoggen, 5&3 editor Barry Ancona and several other “student leaders” chosen lor her by the college Information Service. She talked With members DI the Grinnell Student Movement (GSM) concerning anti-war sen- timent on campus and inter. v i e w e :1 several anthropology majors on problems at Negro— suboulture and civil rights at Grinnell. Miss Robertson also attended a dinner with officials of the college Development ottice and Information Service and Bub l-lodiet‘neY former 5&3 editor and freelance war correspond- eni. The Times reporter, present- ly doing a series of follow-up articles on an activism series printed in the Times in 1962, noted a change in the Grinnell sonic-political climate since her last visit In 1962 she said she found the campus “swept with rumor, apprehension and discussion" at peace tests, anti - war move- ments. and international politics. An international relations club 430 members strong—was the most powerlul organization at Grinnell. And when Miss Robertson in- vited student leaders over to the panelled Park Street draw. ing rooms of Grinnell House in 1962, she said she got quotes like this one: “We are building up to ex- plode out at the private world or the college. . . We want to assert our feelings and our in- tellectual arguments in a more public way." ”Grinnell College when I was here last was ‘something else,’ " She told the 5&3. “Concern about weapons and war is normal at such colleges as Swarthmorel It has Quaker and pacifist traditions," Miss «annoys ALWAYS FIRST BUALIT Reduced Thru Saturday MEN'S T‘OWNCRAFT JACKETS Penn-Pres? cap shoulder jacket of Dacron® polyesier/ coIton twill. Lining or Orlon® acryIic plush pile/cotton back. Repels wsrar. S-M-L-XL. REG. l7,‘78 NOW 14.83 Thick 'n thin cotton corduroy jacket lined with acrylic pile/cotton back. Cadet collar. novelty neck closure. Sixes S»M-L-XL. REG. I738 NOW 14.88 monstration was not sponsored by the administra- Robertson Wrote in the Times on May 16, 1962, “But Grinnell? it is a college without church affiliation with no similar pad iiist history, out in the Iowa corniieldst . . " Miss Robertson described Griunell College student opin- ion, circa 1962, as “vocal, uni« tied, active.” Want to hear Grinnell acti- vism circa 1967? Listen to Rio MacDowell at the end of his interview with Miss Robertsonzl “If there is anything we can do to help you understand Grin- nell, let me know; 1'11 get you a student handbook ” Tape Recorders 3 Fine Lines — Take Your Pick PANASONIC SONY MASTERWORKS (Columbia) Open Saturday Evenings 5:30 . 9:00 prn. LEEPER'S MUSIC co.