Page Two SCARLET AND BLACK Friday. September 19. 17M ) Drug Text (Continued item Page 1) to provide adequate medical care for these kinds of cases. Upon admittance ol the student to the hospital for any reason, procedures followed will be the some as they have been for several years. The hospital will notify the College at the stu- dent’s admittance, his doctor'- name and phone number, and the reason for admission, To fulfill its responsibility to stu- dents and parents or guardians and to protect itself against possible lawsuits, the College is obligated to call the parents of all students who are hospital- ized. The parents will be re- quested to call the doctor di- rectly tor a medical diagnosis and report. (a) If a student or students come upon one of their class males who appears to be suf— fering severe or adverse re- actions to a drug, they are ad- vised to seek help for him im- mediately and not to adminisa ter antidotes or "remedies" on their own. it they perlorm the latter, they run the danger or worsening the condition of the student and of placing them- selves in potential liability, In- stead, students should imme- dlately inform the resident ad- vlser or house president at the SAGA Slates Saturday Sleep-In, food, flicks, fun. free for All By a Start Writer Threatening to rival last year’s “SAGA Soul Night” tor salty ion peppered with enjoy- merit, a SAGA SIeep—ln(!), complete with flicks and food, is scheduled for tomorrow night on Mac Field. Films featuring Laurel and Hardy, Buster Keaton, and many more of your favorite movie stars will begin the ever ning. The movies are tentative- ly scheduled for 9:30, with the majestic Gates-Rawson towers serving as a psychedelic movie screen. Snacks including hot dogs, potato chips, marshmal- lows, and “SAGA Chuck’s Own Special Fruit Drink” will be doled out shortly alter the flick flick-flicks flicker out. The SAGA Sleep-In will start "anytime people reel the need," a SAGA spokesman said. The whole ordeal may terminate soon afterwards if the Iowa weather messes up all the groovy, Woodstock-like vibes that are expected. Nevertheless, everyone is ad» vised to bring tents, sleeping bags, blankets, pillows or bags of grass for headrests, big old cardboard boxes for shelter irom wild ducks, pigs, cows, etc, and other miscellaneous supplies to the Scene tor a night Chuck-hill ol spontaneous activities. For those hardy souls who last until dawn, a breakfast of sweet rolls, coffee, and orange juice will be served at Cowies at 6: 15 am. (whether you come singly or in pairs). situation; or if such Is not pos— sible, should call a doctor or ambulance at once. (A) in its natural concern for the well-being of its students, the College has to make un- equivocably Clear the legal hazards of drug involvement. Any person involved in the possession, use, or distribution of drugs, except through legiti- mate drug channels, is poten- tially subject to serious pen- alties under federal, state. and/or local laws; and any stu- dent involved in illegal drug use should be aware that at any time a person or persons either within or outside of the campus community may be— lieve they have such evidence and thus report it directly or indirectly to the Civil authoria ties. It is neither the intention nor the business at the College to decide Whether evidence ol drug use on campus is legally actionable by civil authorities. But if the civil authorities do decide to make investigations. the College is then in a position where it cannot protect in- volved students from the legal consequences. DRUG PANEL sLATED President Glenn Leggett will participate in a panel discus- sion on the Grinnell drug prob- lem scheduled tor next Friday at 7:30 in the South Lounge. Other participants will he Molly Wolf, Tom moms, and a pro— iessor yet to he named. “Piero”'Has New Printer Hassle l Plerodactyl, Grinneli‘s under- ground newspaper, encountered new printing dilliculties yestelu day alternoun. An employee of the Omar Printing Co. in Le Claire, 1a., according to Plero stall member Larry Frank, said yesterday he didn’t think the company could print the paper. “We don’t have anything We Are Moving And Our salts Are Too Heavy To Curry .— On Sale 3 NEW BURLAP COLORS UPHOLSTERY. Regular $338 s1.98 ALL BRA'S V2 PRICE MANY MORE ITEMS ON SALE R & J Fabric When you fix up your room —— Remember Vosburg Building Center against the paper. we have lahor problems,” Frank quoted him as saying. The Omar executive told Frank that the firms pho— tographer refused to prepare Ptero's photos. “Tile pictures were so ‘clean‘ this time it’s ri- diculous," Frank commented. The company had previously agreed to do the printing, but had not been lniormed of the paper’s name. “We only told him it was a ‘controversiai newspaper',” said Frank. “We iigure that when they saw it was Pterodactyl, they lreaked out." Alter being reminded that re- luslng to print the newspaper could constitute breach of C0n~ tract, the printer agreed to print the issue by today. FRED'S GULF We repair Senate Debates Prof Actions, Criticizes Health Center By HENRY SCHEFF Last Tuesday’s Senate meet- ing was characterized by long- windedl debate and few deci- sions, but several matters were discussed. Significant debate revolved around the Organization Com- millee’s proposal before the fac- ulty to allow 10 students, prob- ably elected at large, to attend faculty meetings as voting mem- bers. Senate debate indicated that there was considerable op- position to the Committee’s plan, but a motion asking the Senate to go on record against the mo- tion was tabled. Former SGA President Tom Thomas asserted that 10 Stu- dents would make a decisive difference in only two or three faculty votes a year, and that implementation of the proposal would be male tokenism. Thomas also cited the difficulty in finding 10 representative stu- dents to attend faculty meet- lugs. Senator Andrew Loelvl said that the proposal was side- stepping a more important issue, that Of the right of all students to attend faculty meetings. Senator William Stranger con- jeetured that the proposal, it passed, would weaken the pow- er of the laculty vis-a-vis the administration and the trustees. Stranger asserted that close votes in faculty meetings might be Viewed as decisions deter— mined by the in voting students, and thus would not he given the same weight as iacultydomi- nated decisions. A Senate reso- lution on the matter or student participation at iaculty meet ings will be discussed at next week’s senate meeting. In other actions, Senator An- drew Brill expressed dissatisfae tion with service at the Health Center and a three-man com- mittee was set up to investigat' the situation and to talk to Mrs. Irma M. Hall, Administrative Supervisor of the Health Ser- vice, the administration, and other appropriate persons. Com- mittee members are Senators Brill, Stranger, and William Thomas. Student Coordinator Franlt‘ Thomas announced \ that the position of Social (bordnator is unoccupied, following the resig» nation of senior Lee Shamberg. Studentsrinterested in applying tor the position should contact Frank Thomas or SGA President James Lew. In other Senate activity, Brill outlined the policy for this year‘s initiative fund. Because individual residence halls received smaller allot< merits than in the past, the ini- tiative funds will he more avail- able for hall social events this year. Brill said that while in previous years some 65 per cent of the amount of money requested was allotted, this year the initiative Fund Committee will try to allot 85 SENATE— (Continuetl on Page 8, Col. 4) Send a smile or a laugh poignant, CONTEMPORARY fllfl hook 'N Card A ONE-DAY EXHIBITION It SALE Graphics presented by broken tires 'Grinnell Aquarium Supply Has: Tropical Fish anti Supplies Landon liralica Arts Publishers at contempmurv pflntmuhefl More than 400 lithographs. etchings, woodcuts and screen. prints on show. including works by: Picasso. Durer. Goya. Chagall. Daumier, Cassat. Gauguin. ToulouseeLautrec Also Manuscripts and Maps Items from so to $3000 GRINNELL COLLEGE Semfkr Gallery. 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