The DePauw, February 28, 1964

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Men 8egin
Charity
ann u a I "Ugly
.ponlOred ' by
Ornera. Will afarl
lor charily nexl
raiSed by tho 15
unll. will 10 10
Counly o.y
the Nallonal Cytlle
Foundalloll.
naUonal ael'Ylce
over 370 chap.
Ihe nallon.
majorily 01 Ihe
"uKly mall" con·
money for <bar.
Is run In much
manner II -the lale
Iwolmen. Each paired
varylnr techniques,
/!arlllng lor mall de­and
pledge duo
will run from
2 Ihrough FrI·
6. Th. wlnnln,
w III bt> deler­lhe
amounl of mono
per eaplta by
unit. and wtll be
plaque 10 hold
one year. The
man will receive
key.
Alpha Phi Omega
approximately $700
spill bt>lween the
Day Sehool
lVallUb Valley Coun·
ScoUIa.
Is a JlSI 01 "Ugly
houses lhey repro'
the women's unit 10
are paired:
Bob Duchenbora"
Mason uPPcI'tIas.
Frank Kimbrough
Alpha Chi
Tom nond 1O'lla "",
pha Oam "'1,
John Kl'I'plng IDtktI
Ave Colby (0.111. •
E:rlc GUITIson
Delt
Bob Thle""'h IUambdl
o.-Itu Oamma
Joe IVal'mlth IPhl
Kappa
Paul Hammer IPhi
PI Phi
John O"',n I Ph; P.l1
rusl. l!ector IV '
Jlruce Osborne (SAEI
oy I. 2. 3 '
Dave Calill'S (Slrma
/t(>clol' I. 2. 3
Bob Harding (Sigma
Mason Frosh. Lucy IV
Hugh Glick I Robertsl
ta Zela '
Fred Geiger
ThOl&
MOlley collecled In lho
lesl Is to he lurnoo In al
Sludent Union lrom 3-1
and 7·9 p.m. mday, Mar. t
- Lit.
Ihlll II will be an
R work publl.ht'd,
.. Id.
'naere \\111 be 110 sel
01 "Porllollo." It \\ill II!
long liS excellellce will
mit.
G. C. MURPHY'S
EAP YEAR SA~E
* Shrinking Prices *' Leaping Values
'HIS WEEK
Friday and Saturday
Aero .. ',0m Voneas/le
"'th
Fabric iDye
FOR THE BEST RESULTS
~ FULL COLOR RANGE
~ BRIWANT COLORS
~ SOFT, NATURAL FINISH
0." .. Dyemg
IR-, For Your WHk-end Dance
GucirantHd On
'and Smartair ,
SHOES FROM
EAY
DAY WKDNESDAY
-
... ' .
.. ........ . L. • .. ~ .. .. ,t. . '" " . Get· '€han(e':'"
T. Discuss Changes
clllCl LllNINOU .
II ~Ioa with
II ":t /aeIIIIY on facul·
__ ..... It lor curriculum
~ changes wlll be
~y In Ihe U.B. MIl·
cenl Inl~l'YI~ laW Ihe pUr­poIH
of Ihe open dllCUl.lon
u twofold: Ill'll, 10 c1arily
Ihe Inlenalons 01 Ihe propO'
sal. and, second, 10 hear HUg.
gestlon. on Ihe program HO
Ihal It mlghl bt> modilled.
THE DEPAUW
DePauw Univel'llty, Greencastle, Indiana
friday, February 28, 1964
Sulllvanl abo pOlnled OUI
Ihal Ihe anlwel'l 10 quesllons
dlrecled 10 Ihe panel will be
Ihe answe ... Ihal Ihe leperale
Ia cull Y commlU.... have
lended 10 lalk aboul.
Farber ~ddresses Student Senate
Since Ihe propOSals have
been labled untIJ Ihe neXI la.
culty meellng In March Ih.
opinions 01 Ihe committee
membt>... are nol necessarily
Iholl' 01 Ihe enllre laculty.
-s· -II· I Ad· I · On Hiring,
U Ivant· n Ling Exp, ~:lIn Promotion
The committee propoaaL. In.
cluded shorlened semeslers
wllh fewer courses with the
11 ... 1 II'mealer ending belore
Christmas.
Proposed Calendar Reform Procedure
Views
ilroll~n.n' Ratio
In Years
In n Sludent Senale dlscu.· COurse plannillg. and to aUow
sloll 01 the laculty PropOoals Interdepartmental work.
101' curriculum change, Pro- Prolessor Ling said Ihollhe
lessors Dwlghl Ling and Ro- "Inlel!eclual cllmal, 01 De­hel
·t Sulilvanl explained their Pouw call be Improved" by
respect;"e rommltl ... • opln· the change and by Ihe chance
IiIID Robert Farber. Dean
1M Unlverslly, considers
'Iftf. pt~lslen.. In en·
The proposal. also Included
an Inlenesslon program lor
Ihree weeks 01 Iludy on one
Illue or a major lIeld.
lOllS 011 Ihe propOsal. for learn leaching.
Profossor Sulllvanl Is choir· Prolessor Sulllvanl Usted
lilt be<l1 rallo In reo
IIIJIJfI/t.
!'11m "" 2274 student. en·
nJIId lot Ihls semesler com·
II"i I1Ih 2317 Itudenls lasl
lIMIt!', which I. only 33 I ....
jIdIIItI.
The plan may pass In whole
ur In part. However, no aC'-
11011 will b<> laken unlll the
laculty meellng, March 16.
Sullivan I ""Id lhat Ihe rom·
mlllee concerned wllh the cur·
riculum and calendar ch.nges
would welcome an)' suggl'S­lions
on proposals al any
lime. especially on Ihe Inler­..,..
Ion plan.
mall 01 Ihe laculty EducaUon· as Ihe main areas 01 c.~ange:
01 Policy rommlllCi', while t. The calendar change,
Prol ..., or Ling Is chairman of ' shortening !lrsl semesler, be­Ihe
Ad Hoc commlllCi'. ginning earlier and ending be.
'nle mal II reasons for Ihe fore Chrislmas.
chllllge In calendar alld cur· 2. The change In the pro­rlculum
are the demand 01 gram for course work ralher
the students (tilt! faculty to HuUl u. numbel' of hours.
II!aa Farber attributes this
til 10 'llnproved selection of
111I,.u· and "addilional
elld Ilrst semesler belore 3. The Inleroesslon program.
Chrsltmas. 10 nil 0 w more Proll'Ssor Sullivant said that
flexibility III leaching and In 'hIs commltlCi' lelt lhal wider
lunds."
Ia addlUon, D<>an Farber
"I Ihlnk lhe stu·
art more serious
and academically orl· SS Backs Petition Agbinst Tax
Stud, nl Senale unanimously
endorsed a petition protesllng
Ihe re<enl Indiana slale declo
sian 10 apply Ihe sales lax to
01 Ihe stale legislature. sales lax on books and food.
The "elltlon reads: "It would seem only lair
"We. as members 01 De- 'thaI Buch action be taken
Pauw Unlvel'Slty, a private In· lince private lnatllullollll do
"ltulloll pI hlg.her educallon. "lA!ar a greal part 01 Indiana',
reel Ihat the Indiana SI.ale educallonal burden." .
"'~.!II! we)1o coller. ~Iudents. lor lood and
nrW hUD,...! booka.
, Il 6:M p.m. In CJo. The "clhlon. emerging Irom sales lax dlscrlmlnales agalnsl
us In thaI. Ihough we pay the
tax, we receive no benefits
from It as do Ihe sludents at
the slate-suppOrled schools.
111Iden1l and a sludent body presldenls'
IiIIIllllllllilJ> ...wenll ......... conlerence last weckend, Is
!lila .... 1Ion by partId- being . clrculaled 10 aU prlvale
Ia .. "Freedom From Instllullons In Indiana. The
...... II'om the .-.­~
.... ...ua. "ce. ..... ."tlllO 10 the Food · .....
slale universilies are submit·
tlng a similar resolutloll .
"We hope thaI you \\111 sin·
cerely consider your role In
the revenue matters In our
slale and urge Ihat sludents
on Ind!ana campuses be ex'
empl Irom paying the Indiana
~ OfllllluUon of
.. v.JW NlUona,
The various resolullons will
be complied und a copy will
be 'sent 10 Ihe stale dlJ'!'CIOI'
01 revenue and each member
[ecturer Sides With LB)
., DAVE IIIWKEBMAN
'In lhe presenl poaltlon It would be
11.1)' 10 Predict a landSlide vlclory lor Presl.
dIol lolwon In the November election,"
1Ir. loIInson Ferguson, noled pollUcal sci.
1DIIrt, lold .n audience In Ihe Art Cenlea'
Wedn!lday evening.
Dr. Fettuson, head 01 Ihe pollUcal
ItI!nrt depariment al Penn Slale Unl.
'tnIly, l!acl!ed this predlcUon aller oul'
IniDrlhf USets and llablllles 01 the majo,'
for Ih. presdenUal candidacy.
lie Iur1h'r prognosticated lhal aDem.
Ir!al~ UdI'l of President Johnson and At.
Ctn.ral Robert Kennedy would' op­~
a GOP llale headed by Governor Wli.
... Scran(on 01 Pennsylvania.
Dlscu7slne Ihe race lor Ihe Republican
Dr. Ferguson said. "My as.
~ II the momenl II Ihal Senalor
nlhl tor and Governor Rockeleller will
""~o l draw In Ihe Republican naUonal
Hon and ellmlnale each olher." .
~ pariy will look lor a compromise
~ t, - a moderale _ and Ihe mOBt
Y!laolce L. Scranlon . He I . ~'iIJon sa d lormer vlce-P .... ldent Rlehard
b IlOI l'ln't be complelely wrillen off bUI
Dr n~ a strong pOSalblUty.
\1(e.P · erKUson mentioned as prime GOP
JQ, WI! sidentlal nominees Senalor ThruB'
orton 01 Kentucky and Governor Mark
01 Oregon, "II either would agree
a saertflclat tam b."
~lIy acqUainted with Governor
Ihe guest leclurer tenned the
·.""'~Yb,I. darkho ... e ". handsome, weil.
IVY'league IndiVidual." ~Ion Would Presenl Ihe GOP COli'
wntlon \\1lh a slrong sland on CI,1I rights
nnd Oil otherwise moderate approach to al·
mosl all Issues.
He could be hurt by a relallvely undls·
tingulshed career. Pennsylvanla's large
number 01 dellressed arcas and sales tax -
the highest anywhere - and a comment
made III a recellt speech whl~~ put him
on organized labol"s "black·llst.
Dr. Ferguson labbed Bobby Kennedy ns
the mosHlkely Delllo choice lor Ihe sec­ond
position for several I'cason!.
Besides possessing Ihe Kennedy name
\\1lh all Its emollollal appeal, the presen~
Allol'lley Gener,,1 Is Irom Ihe Induslria
1I0rlheasl, which \\'ould add Ihe proper bal·
Alice 10 Ihe IIckel, hIls endeared himsellilo
the party establishment and would 1;W ng
a majO!' porlloll 01 Ihe Calholle vole.
Discussing Ihe pi .0 b a b l e GOP advan'
lages In the general cI e c II on, Dr . Ferguson
listed I he possl ble em 'ba rass II I g world IroUd'
ble sPOIS In Vlelllnm. Berllll, Panama a~.
Cui .. : Ihe cOllllllulng cellraIlUlIII~"k~:g g:d:
erllmenl: and Ihe pOSSlblll~ ~n :he Soulh
vllnlage 01 Ihe hll'ORds rna e d gaining
by Elsellhower and Nixon an
soulhern supporl.
Faclors favoring Ihe Democrlatlc
f
pparrot.:
Include the rontillu In g III gh leve JF0K and
perlty, Ihe popularity 01 bolh h 01 the
LBJ and Ihe emollonal allermat
assassillatioll. I the present Admin'
These laclors P us ts In Ihe
III t nchlevemen
ISh'allon's sign can d.war relaxation. Ihe
lest ban lreaty. col (he taX cut give
CUball missile elriSIS I al~~urmounlable edge.
the Demos all a mas
The student body presidents
01 prlvale universilies lelt
Ihal Ihe sales lax was an un·
lah' burden on studenls on
Ihelr campuses, In lhal It Ih,n
redlstrlbuled Ihe lunds 10 the
slale-suppOrled universities.
The petilion clrculaled to
prlvale Institutions was com·
posed by o.-Pauw Studenl B0-
dy Presldenl Grill McDonald.
WGRE Pamphlet
Features Tips
On Europe Trips
For Ihose wllh dreams 01
traveling 10 Europe. WORE
has complied a pamphlel 01
suggestions for lravel In Eur­ope
- Europe Iound.
Europe Bound leature. tips
lrom DePauw sludents and
faculty ' members 011 whal 10
do and see In Europe. In
additIon to some of their fa·
vorlle places to eal and slay,
the rontribulors IIsled many
01 Ihelr own suggesllons lor
lravel In Europe.
All price ranges are Included
In Ihe pamphlet but the em·
phasls Is on ' Ihe less expen·
slve. The pamphlel. however,
stili has many valuable lips
101' (hose who want 10 lake
Ihe "grand tour."
Europe Bound Is available
III Ihe DePauw nook Slore
and al Ihe WGRE Studios In
Ihe o.-Pauw Sudenl Union lor
one dollar.
This mimeographed pamph·
let was complied and edited
by Miss Elizabeth TumeU. dl­rectol'
01 WGRE, and Jan
Slrasma. WGRE Promollon
Dlreclor.
educaUonal objectives could
be served by IIsUng courses
ralher Ihan hours.
The houra syslem "lends to
U. work 10 hours, bul this Is
not approprlale In some ar­e.
s," Sullivant aald.
Also, dependln, on Ihe ma­lelal
and lIeld. more or less
hours In aclual class · work
should be flexible.
The Inlersesslon Is a part
01 the new f1exlblilly ollered
by Ihe calendar change. Pro­lessor
Sullivant predicted Ihal
It would be 1IIIIIaled as an ex­perimenlal
pro g I' a m and
would be modified from year
to year.
The facully rommlttees are
enlhuslastlc aboUI one .. g.
menl 01 lime 10 sludy one
subject Inlenslvely.
Ullder the presenl program,
Ihere Is 100 much compelltlon
belween courses, the proles·
sors lelt. Few 0 r rourses
would , allow more depth of
Iludy.--·
o.-an 01 Studenls Lawrence
Riggs said Ihat "Ihere Is too
rigid a concePI . of learning"
relallng 10 teachers. "Stu·
dents aren'l taughl, I hey
Jearn," he saJd.
Unde,' the propOsed change,
there would be more chance
fo,' Independenl learning on
the part of Ihe studenls.
Prof. Watson
To Deliver
Lilly Ledure
Prol. Philip S. Walson will
be on campus Monday and
Tuesday to give two lectures
In Ihe L1l'y Lecture Series In
Philosophy and Religion.
Prof. Walson will speak
IIrsl on Mondsy at 4 p.m.
The tllle of his laIk, which
will be held In ihe Library
.udltorl~m. Is "God and Ihe
Cosmonauts."
His second lecture will be
held In 16 'Mlnshall hall Tues­day
al 7 p.m.
Prol. Watson Is a graduale
01 the University 01 Cam·
bridge. England, and Is a spe­cialist
In Relormatlon Iheolo·
gy.
Arl DIscUlSlon
o.-an 01 Ihe University Ro­berl
Farber addressed Studenl
Senale Wednesday 10 explain
Ihe Unlverslly aland on aca­demle
Ireedom and Its hiring
and promotion procedures.
"A Ilrst class University has
no choice but to aupport aca·
demlc Ireedom wllhout any
reserva lion," 0 e a n Farber
laid.
The Unlve ... lty hos endorsed
a 1940 slalement 01 principles
on academic lreedom lint
alated by Ihe American ABSO'
elation 01 Unlverolty Proles·
101'1.
The o.-an said Ihal aCl\.dem·
Ic lreedom and lenure are con·
dueled lor the common good
and not lor any parllcular
Illteresls 01 Ihe professor or
Ihe Inslllulion.
o.-Pauw has always sup­ported
n IItree search for
trulh." Ihe Dean said.
Tenure Is necessary lor the
full Ireedom In research and
p~bllcatlop. as II Insu .... eco-~
nomic securily.
A teacher al DePauw, ac­cording
to the o.-an, has full
"I"eedom In leaching as long
as he does not leach oUlslde
his subJect."
II a Unlverslly has any re­slrletlons
on a prolessor per·
sonally or prolesslonally.lhese
musl be slaled on Ihe con·
lrucl upOn hiring. DePauw
does not have any such re­stricllons.
Prolessors are hired al De­Pauw.
Ihe Dean said, on the
basis of educallonal quallflca·
tlons. personality and charae­ler,
and ablllly to leach.
The o.-an sla led tha I att,r
a prolessor Is hired 10 Ihe
"community of scholars," he
has ,probationary slatus unlll
Ihe Institution decides wheth·
er or not II wants 10 pul him
on tenure.
All .. · a prolessor lion len·
ure. he may be released only
10" Incompelenee or Immoral·
Ill'. ·and these must be proven
charges.
The Deall said thaI the besl
way )0 build a lacully Is on
the basis IISled above, rather
Ihun to promote any parllcu·
lar Idea.
Prof. Dwight Ling pointed
oul to the Senators thaI he
lell there Is a collsclentlous
ellorl 10 get dillering polnls
01 view.
Belore a prolessor Is pro·
Tonlghl al 7 p.m. Prol. Gar· mot'ed, the head 01 his depart·
ret noone and Prot. William ment consults with the Dean
Meehan of Ihe Arl deparlmenl 01 the University and the
faculty will discuss llie eon· President. who submit a ree­lenl
arid characler of Ihe. ommendatloil to (he faculty
prints In the Sixth Annual commillee;on laculty.
Contempo-~ America n
.-, . The faculty committee lunc-
Prinlmakers Exhibition. liolls purely as an advisory
The program Is designed to body
be an open and Informal dsl- .
cusslon which will give slu- 'The Presldenl
dents an oppOrlunlty 10 ask recommendations
questions regarding sperillc Board 01 Trustees
submits Ihe
to th e
lor llnal
worka. approval.