Page Four SCARLET AND BLACK Friday. October 3|, I969 } Faculty Cont, from Pg. 1 added: “Comprehensive exr nminations are iar too easy for a generation of students that have been taught to take exams since they were five years old.” Prof. Luther E. Erickson (Chemistry) said that “in the face or apathy and hostility (towards comps) by students and faculty. 1 think we have to study alternatives," Erickson asserted that “major modifica- tions must be made in each de- partment if the comprehensive examination is to he made an integrated experience." he suggested that imposing un- iform acceptance and proce- dures ”is impossible, like Iegislating mcrality." “I believe the College is in the process of deciding that it isn't producing homogrnous products,” said Prof. Rc'Jert F. Voertman (Economics). “Both the educaticnal product and student interests are increas- ingly ditruse, Attempts at lInllCrt‘m requirements are up for grabs. We are confronted with question ol whether we can come up With any uniform re» quirements." ”Comps aro something that call be subverted by departr lrienls who don‘t want to ad- minister them," instructor 6 r e g c r y Gurctr (History) remarkec‘, l-L' said that the ad vantage of Grinnell “is not general education or comr munity education, but the flexi- bility. . .to provide education tailored to individual students.” Prof. Alan R. Jones (History) said that the comp requirement “has been in trouble: for five or six years,” Jones maintained that “the liberal arts idea is bankrupt because departments haven't defined it or related to it." In other business, Dean Wall criticized the faculty for “not eniorcing its own rules.” ”i dm’t care what the rules are, but once established they should be enfcrced,” Wall said. lie is especially concerned with the high incidence or students rti2eiving grades ct incomplete and net completing the course work by the extended deadlines. Monday’s iaculty meeting marked the first time students were admitted; three reporters were present. President Glenn Leggett said that the debate between faculty members was ”more dignified” than pre- viously. SWEDE‘S LAUNDRY 812 Commercial Offers One Day Service Bring us your shirts. pants. and what have you For extra care cleaning and laundry. Or Send Them Through South Campus Agency Ahrvano’s Folk Tales, Chapter 2 S 8 8 SPORTS PIONEERS SPLIT; 3RD IN CONFERENCE By Steve Wells The Grinnell football squad split its last two games, beating Beloit 26-7 in the homecoming match while losing last week to Goa 3577. The highpoints of the home- coming battle were the tough defense and hard running or the Pioneers. The defensive unit gave up only 34 passing yards and allowed Beloit to cross the 50-yard line only three times. John Robinson, Roy Lewis and Mario Bogs nanno combined for 230 yards rushing to help give the Pio» lleers their best ground game of the season. Robinson was the surprise of the ball game gaining 103 yards rushing and picking up another 66 yards on a screen pass. Coe's high-powered offensive unit struck quickly in last Sat- urday’s game giving the Ko hawks a 2H) lead early in the second quarter. Roy Lewis got Grinnell on the scoreboard in the second quar~ ter with a four~yard run but a minute later Coe scored on a 30ryard pass to Mike l-larris. Alter a scoreless third quarter Harvest Sale! Bargains On: JUMPERS SUEDE JACKETS DARK COTTON DRESSES OUILTED NYLON SKI JACKETS. ETC. Come! Save for The Start of Winter BAN‘G'S APPAREL “With trembling pseudopods, Mark Rudd tore the earth girl’s spacesuit." ror e (we cup)“ of NATIONAL RE. VIEWy write: oer-t. u, 150 E. as sue-l. N. v. more Once upon a lime Little Red Riding Hood set on across campus early ro fake cookies to her grandmother. By nighllall she drew near the house. just as an Ahrvano's rim delivery car whined by. When she knocked at her grand. mother's door. her grandmother said. "Come in dear! I saw you coming so I ordered a pine. Ahrvdno's delivers in 2o minutes," "Beats cookies!" said Little Red Riding Hood. AHRVANO'S Coe pushed across its tritli touchdown on a one-yard plunge. Jim Pirolli and Gary Johnson combined on a nineteen yard pass for Grinnell’s final score. HARRIERS IMPRESSIVE IN LAST TWO MEETS Swamping Beloit in their Oct. 18 dual meet, Grinnell rolled to a second place finish in last week’s Coe invitational. The Pioneer hairiers outs scored Beloit 17—46 taking the first three places and sweeping fifth through tenth. Chuck MC- Grath finished first setting a new course record oi 20:44.5. Eric lahn finished second With Oscar Rattenborg‘ coming in third. Grinnell finished second to Loras in the nine school Coe Invitational. Mcorath was again the individual champion setting a new course record of 20:24.] Also placing lor the Pioneers were Eric Jahn, nint ; Oscar Rattanborg, lirteent , Phil Morales, twenty-iirst. and John Russell, twenty-fifth. SOCCER CLUB GETS FIRST WIN The Grinnell soccer club grabbed its first Win of the sear son, defeating Cornell lro in DUANE L. TOWN OPTOMETRIST _ PHONE zen-4m Office Hours: v 1912. l to 5 Closed rnorsdoy and Saturday Afternoons CONTACT LENSES m 5th Ave. DR. lront of a homecoming week- end crowd here. The Pioneers had been beaten earlier in the season by Cornell, but took the rematch On the strength of Steve Korstad’s first halt goal. The Pioneers played a con trolled defensive game during the second half to protect their lead. Grinnell‘s record for the season now stands at l-Ilrl. QUESTION OF THE WEEK: Okay, freaks, trip or treat? GLASSES Made and Repaired in Our Laboratory Contact Lenses Cases and Solutions Eyes Examined Phone 225-3979 E. l. Jensen, OJ]. 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