Friday, November l5. libs SCARLET AND BLACK Goucher College One of the recent Catholic draft protesters, Father Daniel Berrlgan, read his poetry at - Gaucher College on Thursday, Nov. 1. it was on the eye or his sentencing. Nov. 8, for his part in napalming catonsville dralt records last May. } Schneirov (Continued mm Page 1) pletely opposed to getting more open times. About leaving the dorm, Schneirov said, “I'm unhappy about it. I would have Wanted to stay. 1 really like people and 1 like to be around people." no coniided that he is not even planning to get his own apart- ment as a Senior. Schneirov does not know yet it he is getting his room money back. No one has told him a thing about it. Schneimv, in expressing his philosophy, said that he is working toward a revolution which will bring socialism and eventually communism. His part in this revolution consists of educating other people in the goals or the movement and at persuading them to join, That is what he is doing now at orinnell, and what he plans 10 do when he works. ARE COUNTRY SET GIRLS SPOlLED? ABSOLUTELY! adage delicious look of a pistachio sundae tor this great new skirt with flanges holding a match- ing leather belt...adds a standing-collar shirt in plstachlo or white, contrast stitched. 3-15; Sklrr. SIB: shin. Sll. picks tweed with the Hours: Monday —— Noon - O pun. Tuesday - Saturday — V - 5 Poynler's 4th Ave. Fashions Incorporated SOMETHING NEW EVERY DAY Grinnell's Complete Style Shop For Women Kuniz Book On Concept of Order Published Nov. 8 The Concept or Order, a vol- ume of essays edited by Paul G. Kuntz, has been published ior Grinnell College by the University at Washington Press. ' Most of the 28 essays were given as lectures at Grinllell College in 1963-64, during a yearlong interdisciplinary sem- illar on order supported by a $50,000 grant from the Can negle Corporation and coor- dinated by Dr. Kuntz, who was at the time a professor at Grinnell, He is now chairman or the philosophy department at Emory University. Atlanta, Georgia Articles irom a variety of academic disciplines are or. tered in the Ampage volume. Philosophers, historians, theolo- gians, psychologists, political scientists, philologists, and students of literature are rep- resented. Also included ls a loreword by Howard Burkle (Philosophy and Religion) and an introduction by Dr. Kuntz. Essays by Grinnell pro- tessors are “Love in the Western Hierarchy" by John M. Crossett. .lr., and “The Historian's Approach to Real- ily” by Joseph 1:. Wall. Campus Events: Two Schisgal Plays, ”Horsefeoihers” By FREDA TEPFER Once again, friends, it’s time for your misinformed and down- trodden campus events reporter to endeavor to instill a sense or appreciation in your minds ior the misunderstood and downtrodden efforts of Lhe members oi the Social Coordinating Committee. Although not all the exciting events on this campus are arranged by these hardworking people, we have them to thank for some of the best of the scheduled events. (We have only ourselves to thank for the unscheduled ones.) On Friday, November 15. and Saturday the 16th at 8:00 in Roberts Theater, the Kimbrauglis, aclurSrlnrraSldetlce, will appear in “The Typlsls” and ”The Tiger". At 8:00 in Herrick Chapel. Mr. James Wyly will present a program oi organ and harpsicord music. At 10:00 in Darby, C.B.S. and members of the faculty will play an exciting game of basketball for the benelit of the Martin Luther King, Jr., Scholarship Fund. The donation will be titty cents. The faculty will crown their queen at the game. At 10:00. the juke box will begin two hours of free music. At 11:15, those of you who missed part 1 of “John Brown's Body" can catch part 2 in the Coliee House and the listening room. Saturday morning at 11:00 there will he a replay ot last week’s earth tremor for those of you who were asleep. At 2:00. the Grinnell Drait Inlormation Center will not present Thomas Mel- ville iii the South Lounge. Mr. Melville, who has just been sen teneed to two years in prison tor burning draft tiles, will not be able to join us. Instead. Fred 0' Lile at the Milwaukee 14, who napalmed draft files. will Speak on "Revolution, Students, and the Resistance.” At 0:00 in A.R.H. “La Guerre est Finite" will be shown. It is the moving story of a Spanish refugee and revohb tionarles who are trying to oust the Franco government. Stature day at 10:30 in the South Lounge and at 8:30 in A.R H., “Horse- feathers" a Marx Brothers film. will be shown. From 10:30 until 12:30, the Julie Box will present a tree psychedelic experience. On Sunday, Raymond F. Betts' photographs from Dubar and Senegal will go on exhibit in the Forum Gallery. on Monday, ticket distribution will begin for the performances of the Sene- gales Dancers to be given at 7:00 and 10:00, Saturday the 23rd. Things sturt jumping again on Thursday the let as Grinnell College prepares lor the weekend visit of black militant Ernie Chambers. Chambers will apear in the film “A Time for Burning” which will be shown in the South Lounge at 8:00. At 10:45, the Grinnell College International Forum Film Festival will present two films. “Soul," part of a series presented on C 3.5. (TV), is about Black music in America. “Films of the Black Ghettoes" to a series of short lilms produced by teenagers Miss America puts an old friend back In your life... the Mary JBI'IB flat. There‘s nothing prettier with whirly dlrndl skirts. Colors: Navy, black patent. black kid. Miss America. 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