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Fridny. November l5

Interviewing or the Placement ome-

r 0 arms to noon

ICARLET AND BLACK

Hockeyettes Beat lowa Wesleyan
2-] in a Bruising Moral Victory

By CINDY ROOT

The Grimell minutemen
helped the cause or icmininity
in sports as they met the lowa
Wesleyan bnlisers on home
ground Inst Friday. The striped
sweatsuited team must have
averaged 150 pounds. but they
looked and acted as it they
averaged 200 pounds.

They were all business,
though, and spurred on by the
deep rumbling yells irom their
coach on the sidelines, “Stop
her, stop her, you ldiots!” as it
it were a matter of life and
death (which it began to look
like), they provided us with the
best duel of the season.

The Grinnell delense, Kathy
Ellis, Heather Poole. Becky
DeWeiSe, Cindy Maier, Narda
Cisco, and Suzanne Griset, wth
its usual precision, kept the op
position out or the striking
Circle and fed the forwards so
that Mimi Buntz and Cindy
Root could muscle their way
down the iield ior 2 quick goals.
Debbi Eppstein, Marcy Woody,
and Jamie Rosenblatt rounded

out the forward line and put in
a good light.

At the half. the hruisers were
desperate and resorted to such
tactics as tripping, hooking,
pushing, triple guarding, and
such displays at all-around de-
ceitlulness (better known as
try » to . get . away - with - any -
thing . without - attracting - the .
umpire) which dlrtied up the
game and kept the minute—
men scoreless. But does crime
really pay? You bet your beanie
it doesn't, and even though in
the last ten seconds the bxuisers
satisfied their madly raving
sideline pacing coach a nd
knocked one in, to the surprise
of dauntless Connie, the Grin—
nell girls won 2»1l It was worth
the resounding thud bestowed
on our backs (although it was
all we could do to keep stand»
log) by the sporting bruiser
losers.

. . , Funny, sports seem to
be one of the few things re
maining to tire up Ior con-
structively.

 

Ulmer Visits As
Theatre Guest

John Ulmer, a prcicssional
director of theatre from New
York, will be participating in
a number or activrties open to
the campus during the rest or
this week and next. While on
campus, Mr. Ulmer will direct
Charles and Mary Jane Kim-
bmtlgh, actorssln-residence, in
a production of Murray Schis-
gal‘s The Typlsls and The
Tiger. The production will be
presented Nov. 14-16 at 8:00

PM. in Roberts Theatre,

Other activities planned dur-
ing his stay include lectures,
discussions, and demonstrations
as well as attending classes
and spending time with stue
dents. Everyone is also invited
to observe rehearsals tor The
Typists and The Tiger.

In his 18 years experience in
both proiessional and college
theatre Mr. Ulmer has taught
at Carnegie Institute of Tech—
nology, has been a director and
teacher at the Neighborhood
Playhouse and a teacher at
Herbert Berghof Studio.

 

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MATTHEW‘S REXALL DRUGS

Page 30

Senate Resolutiony
Referendum, Nov. 11'

The tollowing proposal wal
draited by the c at HP AWS
board, and was passed last

Wednesday by the Student
Senate. The proposal will go
bciore the students in a general
referendum on Monday

The intention is to eslablistl‘
a standard which would be more
acceptable to the needs of the
students and which would pro«
tect individuals with minimum
standards ior each dormitory.

(I) The mod use a non-lountu
areas \vllllln residence hall,
shall be dsrnrmined by each hall
in the rollorvrng manner
triull dhcisrons will he reached

by means or u simple ma.
loriry vote or in those tie
srrrng to vote. tTtle hull
president shall see rhtr ade-
quurc provision is made ror
students wishing to vote In
absenlm

tblcrsh hall shall vote us to
whether voting shall bc on
a hall, rloor, or wine level,

(clerch hall, floor, or wine
sllall vors as to whether
voting shill he by seem
ballot.

ld)enctt hall, tlpor, or wing
shall men vote, trom with.
in rhc possible inlxnnurn
v 'latlon hours. whur its
visilallnn hours shall be.

(ZlTlle maintenance and Te ula‘
tron or snltahle llvlng stn ard!
Within the residence mus Is the
rssponsrbrhry or I“ under“:
ind pafllcuiarly that or null
prcsrocnrs and their house soun-
cus.

(3) Visrtrticns outside or the "des-
tanned" vlsllalion hourr wlfl
he handled in the rollcwin.
rllnnner:

(ajezlctt
sible tor asking rho Illegal
purty to leave: the issis.
tance ot null presidents
Ind/or house council will b.
soncnrd it necessary.

(birirst cases or 1':th vlr.
inrinn will be hundred by
house council or house in.
drrrni board.

(c) cases or persistent violator-
wrli he rent to the rumour
council.

(it nscn hnil shill have it judicial
body wllhln the hall, elecrcd bx
hull members us such, whic
shall handle rudlcrrl questions
that lull within the province or
hall rnnsdrcnbn. Although hall:
shall hrvc the option or speed.
lc selection or this body, con.
slderallon: should include class
represenrnnun. floor rerrcssrn
rurron, and possible counter or
concurrent rntnrosrs. Decision]
regardrnr the constitunon ind
selection or this group shill bo
snbigcr re the approval, by inn,
joriry vote. or rm mtnt hall
prusrosnis. president or tho
concerned hall not voting.

(5) Any hallselecled onicor bn.
lleved id be negligent in hr.
dunes may be subject to tin.
pharhnrgnt and removal sc-
cording to the lollowrng pro:
cedures.
triurc otlrcer may be im.

punched by petition or 15%
oi the hall members. rnliow-
ing which, the question
shrill be brought to s vote
bclore the members or in.
entire hull.

(b) two thirds Vote or the im-
rrre hnu membershlp shnli
bc roourrcd to remove an
olllcer

(cln. rho case at house presr.
ncnts, the hall may impeach
but not remove an inurvni.
ual train birice. sorlorvrnrr
petitioning as o u t I r n e d
nbovc, two thirds must con-
cur, mung by secret bal-
lot. to nnpcncn the house
president The drclslon tor
removal shall then rest with
the jolnt hpusc yIQSIdel-lls.
a lwoslhlrds yore or winch
is required to remove lion.
office, the house president
concerned not voting.
Should the rain house Dras-
ldenls [all to reach such a
msicrity, the indrvnlusi
house president shall still
be snbysct to removal rrcni
ourcc m acmrnsncc with
lite cimonsnvrnc provisions
ol' the SGA Constitution.

(5)Any regulations composcu by
the bull shall on subject to re
considsrurrcn upon pantie" or
my, or the hall.

(7) In the protess suggested above,
hnu Dresldcnls should present
the lnllowlng problems tor the
consideration or ml: hall ire;
rights or rnommales and in.
my groups; use or bathrooms:
rind coordination With loungs
hours

these procedures me only k‘lrt-
pnrnly measures until irnnl retain-
rnrnnuuons lcr solvmg int- vrsiinrruny
problem (all be established by the
srudrnr Allirrrs Committee.

This nropnssl rsprcscnts to ulcr.
rblh cnmpiomlsc on tltt- pint or
ninny srnnunrs. it is hoped that ouch
licrsnn rtlnlc he rnry llnld srmrig
convictions rhrrr he has n boiler so»
lurion, t\l|l recognize rhnr this pro.
posit ls In lllcmpx in nccommntlnt.
a grodt diversity 0! opinion at our
tints.

lndividual ls resnum