Friday, April l7. |970

SCARLET AND BLACK

Page Three

 

How's Thar Strike You?

New Senate Calls Self
'The Student Vanguard"

by Toni th-contieiit

The New Senate. consisting
mostly of nervous ircshmeii and
jaded sophomores, was
predictably siiy and coiitrite at
the opening of their first meeting
Aiter two hours had elapsed.
however, the Senators realized
tiiat iiiey had not only shot one
whole evening down the tubes,
but also missed a Humphrey
Bogart ilick on TV
t“CaSablanca" constars
Claude Raiiies and Ingrid
Bergman) By two, they were
visibly irritated The color had
drained out oi Kit Cage's com-
plexion, Bill Kilpatrick was
suffering writer’s cramp, and
Golda Mass was on the verge
of collapse from underexcite-
inent. At the risk of appearing
to be under the sponsorship of
one of our rival publications 1
can only say: “Free the Student
Senate."

Mary Brooner brought up the
subject of proposed eon
educational iiall changes. Mary
said that one program called for
educational living by rooms.
tTiiis shall be known as the Loose
proposal.) There is also another
proposal in exislance which
suggests coeducational living by
floors. tThis shall be known as
the NotrSonLoose proposal 1

Mary then coniirmed the
rumor that the studentrwide
questionnaire on hetero»~ual
living was poorly administered
and. lurihermore, the
questionaire that had been
returned had not been tabulated,

The Senate moved to make a
resolution in iavor of the Loose
proposal John Onstead cons
tended that the Senate should not
make such a proposal now.
because tiic untabulated
questionnaires were meant to
assess tiic student's opinion on
the subject, John was countered
by AI Cohen. “That doesn't
matter We're not representing
anything " Amen,

Belorc the gathered throng
launched a discussion on the B&G
strike, Greg Vraniear bestowed
a new epithet upon the Senate

7 “The Vanguard oi Student
Opinion” With a chorus ot

‘ltlghtron tno opposed, one ab-
stentiont the Senate adopted
the mnilicker as its own. This
action is Significant in that it

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replaces the old Senate motto.
$7+&"‘+Sl! ("The misuse til
language is not only injurious to
the soul It don't even sound
grind")

MikePenziier rose to say that
the Vanguard of Student Opinion
had asked for donations to a
strike fund and no one was giving
any money. A] Cohen rose to say
that the Vanguard oi Student
Opinion had asked students to
join picket lines, and that there
was only ‘\‘a‘ trickle”. of par-
tictpation.

Mike Peiizner, who has con-
ducted a zealous fund raising
drive lor the strike fund,
suggested that Thursday’s allr
campus meeting be held at 3:00
AM, in the James third john.
Tiiat way, not only can the
stiidcnls discuss the issues, bul
the strike fund people can line
everyone five bucks a piece for
quiet hours. The Senate
dismissed this motion however,
because there is no john on
J'dn‘icsthlrd.

Chuck Garman wanted the
Senate to put the squeeze on the
initiative lurid for it “Macrobiotic
Dinner" to be cooked by one John
Larsen on April 23. When asked
how macrobiotic food differed
from tlle lood that would be
served at Saga that night, Chuck
said that Macrobiotic iood has
no preservatives The Senate
pointed out that Saga food doesn't
have preservatives either,‘ but
Chlick and Ron Stclnllorn went
onto explain that iood is organic,
and therciore. its preparation
and consumption are not
disruptive to the natural enr
\iil‘onment

President Loewi used his
discriminatory powers and asked
for a hand VDIC instead of a votce
vote on the issue of the
macrobiotic dinner. Locwi said
later that a voice vote was imr
posSihlc because Bill Thomas
was eating a Forum hamburger
at ilic time

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tiniogist Paul R Ehrlich and
physicist Robert N k'oycc will
giic the major addresses at tiic
nilnuiil session til the Iowa
.ttottcm ot Seicucc. schcduicd
inr day and Saturday. April
at .3 at (ii'inncll College

hr Noyce. a pioneer in the iieid
nl semiconductors who is
president of inlet Corporation at
Mountain View, Calir. will give
tiic keynote addrc at it A, M
ivi-iriay iii Darby _ymiiasium
Dr Nnycc is Chairman of the
College Board of Trustees.

Dr Ehrlich. a prolcssor oi
biology at Stanford University
and atitlior oi “The Population
Bomb." “‘1“ discuss “The
imputation Crisis: where We
Stand at 7:30 P.l\l. Friday in
Darby ryl‘nllaslum.

The academy sciiediiic inn
chides three other general
sessions 7 a husiiiess meeting
at 4 P . Friday in Herrick
Chapcl. a banquet at 5:45 P M
ivriday in Main nail. and a
planning meeting at 11.13 A. M.
Saturday in Herrick Chapel, John
ltlvlvin. executive director of the
Uhiti Academy of Science. will
appear as a guest consultant at
tliolattcrmcoting

Oihci- sessions tllClLtLIG'

itii address. "Recent Advances
in (‘ancei' Research.” by Di‘.
i>hiiippc Shubik. director oi tiic
iappicy institute for Research in
Cancer at the Universtl) of
Nebraska School of Medicine. at
i.i.3 l‘.l\‘l. Friday in llei-rick
t'iiupci

A panel discussion on “Ecology
in the at215 P, M. Fr ay
iiillcr ck Chapel

The showing at a him. “The
tippcr ioua River in the Moral
\\'iiii ltiter System" at 9:30 P
hi Friday in A,R.H, and the
.\illl\\‘lllg oi a television
doctiiiicniary, “Who Killed Lake
lCi‘iL"’"zit 10 .‘itllKM. Fridathalsn
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The Lenox Quartet Returns.
Plays To Overflow Crowd

ll) Ktitlii'_\ii iiciiizn
Roberts Theater was the scene
it a long awaited homecoming
last Saturday evening, The Lenox
Quartet, which has been in exile
from Grinneli for almost a year,
was again in our midst, For a
brief two hours it seemed as
though the clock had been pushed
back a year- the audience could
hear familiar voices backstage
quibbliiig about the placement of
tiie'chairs thow could we forget
that Donald McCall must have
the wooden one‘l and seconds
iatcr latter a short game of
musical chairs played by the
concerts manager) our tour
heroes strode into view —~ in-
struments in hand. shoes un-
tpnltSiICd and hair unkempt.
Needless to say, the concert
was excellent. Even wtthout ilie
inspiration oi the iowa corniiclds
the quartet continues to play
superbly Their almost ilawless
ensemble is probably their most
striking asset It takes veryiittie

.-t~iiiai-kabic bow control The
lSL‘t'tlltHL‘n quartet consisted oi
stwon movements and unr
(lot'sliindtibl) is a work not
frequently perlormcd lt ape
pcurcd to he an exhausting and
technically demanding piece
ritltllcd with impossible string
crossings.

In the second half OI the concert
tiic Leltox changed character and
bccame a piano quartet Grin-
hell's composerrin~re51dence
Paul Zonii was honored by the
t'iuartet _\vilh their performance
oi "Libcrata ii ' a work they
commissioned Zonn to write for
them. It is an interesting work
winch possesses strong rhyttlr
mica] movement and unusual
textures The piano is in a sense
liberated from its keyboard and
becomes a percussive harprlike
instrument at times.

Although the Zonn number was
listed as tiic last piece on the
program, tiic Lenox Quartet was
coaxed back on stage for an

t‘IIlll'I Itl think ill the Lenox as Kcncnrc The audience was treated

quarter or a tinit rather than a
chamber group consisting of [our
muSIcIans, They no longer
merely play together. they iccl
together

The iirSl part of the concert
was devoted to the periorinance
of string quartets The program
opened with Mozart’s “Quartet
In Bellat Major. K 589" and then
progressed to,‘ Beethoven's
"Quartet in Crshal'p minor. Op.
131 " The Mozart was pertorincd
i\|th classical elegance and
llltiwcd ihC quartet in cxhlblt

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toonc olitsi‘avorilei'l‘he Finale
irnm Brahms “Plano Quartet in
G minor " The gypsyrlike Finale
has always been a rabble rousei-
and by the end oi this frenzied
inovcment tiic audience was
uninhibited enough to give the
quartet a standing ovation.

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