Page Elghf .SCARLET AND BLACK Friday, February 2. ma its? PROTESTS (Continued from Page 1) given to the question, “Who should decide what recruiters should be allowed on campus?": Placement olilce 14 President Leggett 20 Students 39 0 [her 5 The total number of re- sponses to the question exceeds 60, the number of question- naires returned, because many people thought that the deci- sion should be a result of con- lultatiort from several ele- menu. in comments appended to the questionnaire, many students registered opposition to obstruc- tionist tactics oi demonstration, arguing for the necessity of pro- tecting. the right or students who wish to hold job inter views. Other comments concerned the question of “who should de- cide what recruiters to allow on campus A junior suggested a “policy committee." The same student was in favor of all mili- tary and industry recruitment being held oil-campus — a senth ment repeated also in comments by other respondents. A fresh- man thought that students alone should decide ”since we're paying for the iacilities here." The “comments" section also showed a typical collection at the currently popular campus declarations about war, Dow and recruitment. A senior to epondent opined, “No college or university has In obligation to provide recruitment tuciuties tor murders (sic) and govern< meat spies.” A sophomore penned the fol- lowing conglomerate. “I do not believe that an educational in- stitution should allow military recruitment on its campus. I believe that in doing so it in complying with an unjust war. It is not the place of a free thinking institution to take poll- tical stance. it is an instituflon at many beliefs." Another student expressed his reaction to this type of reason- ing. “it is beyond my under- standing why the so-called Lih. eral Zealots are so dedicated to tree association, but are so hostile to the practice of that entity when it goes against their ideology." PAPER ERIPERS NEWTON, Kan, Jan. 31 (ACP) — You could put your gripe in the student govem- mellt's suggestion box or write a letter to the editor of the college paper. Or you could tell it to the world from a soapbox. But at Bethel College in New- ton, Kansas, the Collegian re- ports, you go to an old storage room in the southeast corner oi the student union. It's an “hostility room," where students release their hostilities (and entertain them- selves and others) by writing on the paper-covered walls. The hostility room was the iirst step in a student govem- merit project at Bethel to im- pmve communication with the student body. 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As an example, As is says ,the researchers round in one city that “there was no ques< tlon that the police —- not No. groes — were the rioters. brlng« ing a hioodhath to an innocent Negro community." AS IS says that faced with these reports, the Administra- tive Sta.“ oi the commission, in consultation with the White House, decided Il'lat this infor- mation had to be suppressed be- cause: It “would embarrass too many people in an election year," —“There would be too iew kind words for local police, or for local political leaders." H'Ihe report “could only sup‘ port an outcry tor radically im creased iederal expenditure." while the President is cuttlng domestic programs to meet the expenses at the Woman: war. So the final deadline for the commission report was moved up, This is what happended, ac- cording to As Is: “The executive director (oi the Commission), presumably in consultation with Governor Otto Kerner oi lllinois, chair- man at the Commission, in- formed Commission members that they were to reach their conclusions sooner than expect. ed, to meet the President's Commission's initial report. The members agreed to the Presi- dent's request. “The administrative staff im- ililllllllllllllillilllillillllllliiillliiiilllliiiiIliiiilliliiiiiliiilllliiiillliiiili personals (Editor’s Note: Personal advertisements s h o u I d be placed in the 58:3 mailbox or sent to John Pepper or Molly Walt at least five days prior to the desired publica- lion date. Ad rate Is three cents per word, Including at- ticies and prepositions. Cash should be included with your ad copy.) DEAR naovi i am concerned about Roberts' exhibition iclidciicles. At a pm, Saturday he threatens to rock, roverberate and roar. Please send hclp' —_ i. ii, Dance. THE CORNERSTONE on the want- en's gym ls obscene — Ahonymbur. FOR SALE — one overused clutch. Apply .1. M, NEED pnoros tor grad school, transfer, Summer Job or other kind! oi truncations» i’nolngraliticr ivory soda indeedi will take them for a modest ice. Polnrnld it you need them immediately. or 35 mm in a law days. can Alan neinlmmt, 643MB. concert , . GENERALizA. TION . . t ARTlCULATiON . . . conclusion, Advi-rtist' youi goods in the sen. lids are generally too Oh. sccltr for This paper. but we‘ll take them anyway, Vcrv cheap. JOY. There is a Shortage at availa ablc manpower on this campus Do you have in keep two or them May? -— Q.v. mediately requested a final document “0111 the researchers in a matter of a few days. They produced a document of nearly 200 pages, only to be told diet it was totally unacceptable. A new version was to be written around the President's specllio requests tor information on lourteen points. when the modified report 0! the research stait still proved unacceptable, all documents were channeled through the ad- ministrative staff lawyers who were to describe the research findings in a politically accept- able document which would then be presented to the Commis- sion members," As Is also said that New York Mayor John Lindsay “was re- portedly more than a little up- set when he discovered that the Commission’s work had been throttled behind the backs oi its members." BOREES One of the most eminent writs ers in the hemisphere, and per. haps the greatest modem writ- er in Spanish, Jorge Luis Borges, will be on the Grin- nell campus Friday to deliver a lecture, The Art or Writing, at 8:00 pm. in the South Lounge. Borges shared the Prix llh ternatinnal des Editeurs in 1961 with Samuel Beckett, and has been frequently mentioned as a candidate for the Nobel Prize in literature. His works include Fervor de Buenos Aires, Luna de entren- to, several anthological collec- tions, and the critical essays Inquisiclones and Otras inquisi- clones. Currently a visiting proiessor at Harvard University, Borgel BURGES— (Continued on Page in) Ilse the opposite blank page as your entry blank w miss @dMFUS iiifliififig W By ANNE TAYLOR Activists Beware] Sedentary is the word ior weekend on the ole Grinnell oampus. Our intellectuals may have something to blow their minds on, however, because the gist of this weekend‘s activities ale directed toward stretching their minds. But for those at you whose minds fatigue more easily than your bodies there are some events bent on expending all your pent up energies. Friday night, l'm afraid, will not alleviate the student‘s tediurn oi reclining or rather draping one’s self all over or in a seat. How ever, you will iind its mental exercise less exhausting than an av- erage Biology lecture. At 8 pm. in South Lounge, Jorge Luis Borges. the prominent firgentinian writer and critic will be lecturing on The an or Writ- g. This lecture may prove extremely interesting to you buddln creative writers, however, do not be alarmed ii in the backgroung you hear those wailing voices of despairing Spanish majors who are also connoisseurs oi Grinnell’s concert programs. If it’s not obvious already, Paul Hersh's Piano and Viola R94 cital will be held concurrently in Roberts Theatre, Hersh, a mem. ber of Grinnell's own LenDX Quartet, will be assisted this evening by Joan Purswell, an associate oi our Music Department from iowa City. Their program will include Bach’s ltalian Concerto Mozart's sonata in A Minor, and Sonata in F Minor for Viola and Piano by Brahms. Later at lo pm. and again on Sunday at 9 p.m., you flick tid< diets will find a short respite in ARH where The Swindler, an early Fellini production, will be shown, ‘ And last but not least, all you funrseekers may work out All your frustrations at the Bowladrome from 1 until 12 where you may bowl tree of charge by the hour. On Saturday night {or all you terpsicholean fanatics, the W.R.A., with the assistance of the South Campus Social Chairmen, will be presenting the traditional Dance lntramurais in Robert: Theatre at 8 pm. The subject ior this year's extravaganza u Happiness is . . . Five of the women’s halls will be competing inl- prizes awarding points toward their annual Intramural trophy. Mrs. Parssmen, Mrs. Durkee, Mr. Gale, Mrt Ingham and Mr. Hor- toll will be Judging each hall's dances on technique and composi- tion, theme and continuity, costumes and music. For your addi- tional entertainment the Scarleteerli and the Tanagels will be per- forming. it by 9:30 Saturday night you have only tired at resting upon your posterior, migrate to North Lounge where you will find the X L’s, a group from lowa City, pounding out primitive rhythmical beats. They promise to he as good in Grinnell, lowa, as they were on the silver screen in Hollywood. At 10:30 in ARH our Economics majors as well as all you protagonists followers, will eye-witness a documentary on a Medi. eval incomedistribution scheme or more mundanely The Adven- tures of Robin Hood. And it by now, you have not found the needed panacea for your study doldrums, i suggest that you find (our dollars and buy yourself a round—trip Greyhound ticket to Des Moines (or the weekend.