Friday, February 2. Ivan SCARLET AND BLACK Page Flvo A new Vicarpresideht and sen- ator were elected by North Youhker hall Monday. Sopho- more Michael Schaalman re~ places Senior BobsGibhs as veep; Junior Chas. Corbett takes over Senior Jett Fern's term as senator, &&&&&&&&&& Manuscripts tor THE TORCH, an independent journal at opiu- iun, should be sent to Joe KrauSr man, Langan RA, by February lo. The Oxford, Mass. journal GLASSES Made and Repaired in Our Laboratory Contact Lenses Cases and Solutions Eyes Examined PM. 235-3977 E. .l. Jensen, 0.”. OPTOMETRIST Across from Post Office Cloud Thin-I. PM. uni Silt. PM. accepts articles (usually soein logically oriented), poems, and fiction. THE TORCH will be is- sued quarterly at titty cents an issue. Subscriptions can be ob tained by writing Edmund Gha- reeb. 38 Church Street, Oxe ford, Mass. &&&&&&&&&8z Junior Wally Kopsa‘ replaced Roy Walker — also a junior — as president M Smith Hall last week. Walker was placed on academic probation at the end or hrst semester. disqualilying hlrn tor the position. &&&&&&&&&5¢ A visit by 14 students rrum Arkansas Agricultural, Mechan- ical and Normal College, Fina Bluffs, Arid, was cancelled last week the night before the Negro students were to come. Dixie Harrington, a 1965 Grimell graduate and a teacher at the Arkansas college, told Grinnell and... o VALENTINES in Wednesday, Feb. [4 Book 'N Card Chairman of the Faculty Joseph wall that. several students had the flu, that she had trouble clearing the visit with her col- lege administration, and that finances for the trip were lack- ing, She originally planned the visit, she said, because she thought her students needed ex- posure to a predominantly White school. &Kr&&&&&&&& Entries [or SECOIidrsemester writing contests are due by February 28. Contesw include the Steiner Memorial Prizes for Creative Art ($50 in awards); the Whiticomb Poetry Prizes (up to $150 in total prizes); and the Whiting Prize for the best essay on foreign mlsSlonary work (maximum award of $20). Contest entries should be sent to not. Canary signed with u pseudonym and accompanied with a sealed envelope giving identity. Prizes will be awarded during the visit of Pulitzer Prize winning poet Louis Simpson March 6 through 7. &&&&&&&&&& President Glenn Leggett un- nouuced Thursday noon that the College had purchased the Grinnell Mutual Reinsurance building at 811 Fifth AVBr in downtown Grinneil. initially, the building will house the alumni office, development of- fice, and public relations. The space vacated in Burling base There's a whole lot a baking gomg on . . . The Tasty Pastry Shop merit will be made available tar library purpnses. Although President L e g g e tt indicated that the building was pur- chased at a “very fair price,” the College refused to release the amount paid, &&Kt&&&&&&& U. S. representative Jack Edwards (Re/Ala.) will be the featured guest at a Young Re- publicans cottee hour 4 pm. Monday in the South Lounge. Edwards, a member of the HDuSB committees on Govern- rnent Operations and Merchant Marine and Fisheries. will be at Grinnell in Conjunction with a p r o g r a in established by House Republicans to discuss major issues with college Cum< munities. &&&&&&&&&& The Grinnell debate team placed well in the Tulane Annual Mardi Gras Tournament, Direc- tor ot Forensics Willlam Vall- derpool described the tourna- ment, held Jan. 2930 in NEW Orleans, as “the largest or its kind in the country." The team of Beth Voorheel and Paul Lewts placed twen- tieth out of 181 participating teams. compiling a (‘rZ record. Dave and Cynthia Schreclt fin- ished with five wins and three losses. 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