The DePauw, March 31, 1965

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an I rilterpr.ets
Be Bern Lightly
Sehaalman began by stress· attempt t .
ing the central importance of through 1~;ncUlcate
law In Judaism. This law is laws arc t: of Gad.
either found In or derived li ghtly be a yoke
from the Blblo (old testa men\). .
But he explained that Judo. The Chicago rabbi
ism i. not based on a rigid tha~ man need. law IJ
set of Biblical precepts. The he IS not angelic. H.
law I. accompanied with can. dalsm teaches that
stant Interpretations which will be obrogated
combined with the Inw, kee~ true Me~.inh app<atJ.
the religion alive and relevam. law man s prog",,, WOUld he
a Sehaalman stated that 01. a .Iow . nnlI', pac •.
though law may sometimes be Schaolm.n further I
obeyed only out of fear, Jews that law bring. some
To Participate
Meeting
the New GeneraUon: the Sig.
nlflcance of Education for the
Welt."
Judai.m. But the
tlons and dis<oursel
pe,:,,~na l con.cience bop
rclr glOn crowing In III
systemntlc manner much
way a coral "'el .nIarcts
sell.
It I, thIS conslant
tween the rrecdom
iden, nnd Ihe balic
Inw which keeps Judabm
Schanlman feel •.
Nine days of the conference
will be devoted to dlscus,lons
at WlIlon Park. April 1 th ,·
grOUP will attend n luncheon in Sehnnlmnn Icc lured to
their honor given by mcml crs Basic Deliels cinsse. tada
scm. ot the Houso ot Commons in lipokc with members or
50 London. ncadcmic community
Antedcon pal.tlclpnUon In out the dny.
t. h e British·conceived and ----
sponsored conlerence is sup. SDX Production
ported by the Ford Founda·
tlon.
All persons interested
sl'rving as n muslc-al
Dr. FDrber. who hns been or gcncrnl dirC<'tor'r
dean .t DePouw since 1952 ye.r's Si~ma Dclta ~
?nd Is preSident or the ucndCln· duction IIrc asked to
Ie deans of the North Central clther Ilay Williamso
Association, will roturn 10 the or Bob Vedder. 3.123'i to
and United States April 10. Iccl a time lor an '
CURRENT with
ant on tile wayl The
ClUJ'll, IYJIIP Ind
1IIII_IUon. Vou pul the
Inlo a glass and
waler, Then tile
The frozen
Ire released; they
with the IYJIIR.lnd Ice
and your soda'.
for "ppln' In leu
need now Is Instant
new Instant prodUCII)
aperfenceil )lvInlln a
Ir. to ~1I11 ~
of total elOC'
buy, uk your
Indl'l\I explain
fno,,,,.111 mah life belter
rates I!\Ike II all possible.
YOUR CO .... ANY
~_wbo owns Public SeMa! Indlanal Hal
t~e city, .tate, or federal 1000mmenL N:!Jjo
Illy, Public Service Indiana" owned by thouo
sand. of Investo", people like you one! your
neigh boll. Perhaps you put your .. vi"" III
work by InvesUng directly In the Company or,
If you have life Insurance or a savlnss a«Olllll,
chances Ire you're an Indirect owntI throup
Instl1utl~na) slode purchase.
STICKY PIIOILI .. '
Need to remove cIrewfIW
IUm from dothlnal lf .....
menlls .mall, pop It Inlll
your freezer or the f_
compl .. tment 01 your
.Ieetrlc refrls"alor·
freezer for aboul half •
hour. Vou can \hen b_
lUm lway HIlly. For a larser sarmen~ f_
lU,m wllb an Ice cube, then aumble ..."
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Share your Ideas or recipes lhrouil: KIIIIr
Kilowatt, Plalnfield, Indll/ll.
1""IU"'15 from ""ders for the recipe
chili craze al the Whit. House.
that's been a hit wl\h the Johnson
Johnson lamlly cook says It can
for luture use.
~ bp, ground ortpllO
3 bp, ddll powder
1 an chllliomatoes
1 cup hal waler
1111(10 Iule)
Smlll8
In heavy boiler or
Iigh,l·ccrlo",d. Add oregano, comlno,
lomatoe., salt and hal water.
heat and simmer about on. hour.
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~HE DEPA
'tiS Nati01i101 COlilvention John 8QIorH Addresses: Group
Z 0 V' " Of DePauw's Young Democrats
STATE REGION
Orilng Ice-President By BOB WADSWORTH ;
John Bottorff, newly-eleded Secretary of State of Indiana' spoke briefly lalIt
P By SUE SMITH Milchell, Associate Dean of night In the Union Building prior to the Young Democrats' ~gular meeting proi:::~o~,,:~D~pa~w" AWS ~;~~enband AWS adl90r, and A 27·year-old graduate of Franklin College, Bottorff was Introduced by Ralph
Zuln I' un or Marly c ey Lnury, pre.ldent of Jones, president of the YD's
Y1co.9p rtswldaosn l ,e0c1l edIh e naIllno!n al AW AS . · "It Is .I mportanl for all of :' ---:---::--:----:-----------
collegial. Auoclillon I ,;r. I • on~ 01 Ih. lour national u. 10 decide why we are In· lreedom. People were at lut challenge a. leaders of the
man Stud'DI. lasl -r::ursd:· ~C •• pruld_n" lor 1965· ... terested III a political party," to be given the chance to de· free world."
at Iha lAWS Halla al y a,ly will ""' as prt.ld.nt he told listeners. "We must clde who should run their gov· "Now we are faced with
lion In Sail Lake ~II cOUnl~~n. 01 _Ighl .111 .. - Ind. ru.. 10· decide what our purpose. are .... emment for them, he said. another challenge of sharing
Marty has also seVr. ved ona.s aWnId. HM,ibn,n _. W..lam e..p oHnodD ~ SaoD' .. A. someone once said, It Is L.ngthy IJolatlon our food w Ith the lII·fed, our
donn.house rep. lor Big.Little p,oxlmalely 65 II 1 p. always the responsibility of We remained In IlOlaUon lortune with the poverty·
51 .. and was co.chalrman of unIYlnlll... . co ,g,~ aDd Ihe. you n g e r generaUon to from the rest of the world for stricken, our clothes with the
Blg.Llttle Sis Ihl. year Sh 'bUIld a better world" ,we a long while perhaps too long lIl·elad, and our freedom with
Accompanying Marty io th .e will not only preside a. mu.t make this our goa~' too." Bottorff add~ "Then at lasi those who do not have It," he
convention were Dean Ethe~ ~~cst'ldent ~I the ~~gIOnal can· The Puritans cam e here we responded,' arose from our said.
h n. on, ul WI serve a. many years ago to seek their dormancy and accepted the "Two thou.and years ago
c al~man 01 Ihe Regional Ex. the proude.1 boast a man
ccullve board and co.ordlnator could make wa. 'I am a citl·
01 each state convention In V t' P . zen 01 Rome,' Now Ihe proud.
her r~glon. 0 Ing ercentages e5t thing a person can say Is
Nal~onallY, Marty's d uti e s A tolal 01 1643 .tudenll voted In lut friday', student 'I am ,~ citizen 01 the United Groups To Visit
C amps WIll rnelude membership on body preBldenUal elecUon States. Ihe National Executive board . Bottorfl further stated that
and chairman 01 a National Living unit totals and percenta,e were: the "things we are doing and
!IIret MSF .pring .tudy vidual., and agencies 01 Ihe Standing committee. No, No. In, deciding now will determine
will leave FrIday, city, working closely wilh the Last week's convention, 101. Lhllng Unit YoUng Unit Ptrcentag .. the suc~ess of our way 01 Ufe
lor New York City and Jellerson Park Pan.h and Ihe lowing Ihe Iheme "The Chal. Alpha Tau Ome,a 66 71 92 In the luture."
Slums, Migrant
lor Hereford, Texas. EaSI Harlem Protcslant Par. lenge.ol Creativliy," drew 720 Delta Chi 42 67 74 Acllon HIOdt<!
!asan Frank, dlarl.t of Ihe Ish," Rev. Sam Kirk Is servo dele gales, deons Dnd advisors Delta Kappa Epsilon 33 43 77 . "Communism," he said, Is fe·
H,rI.m .Iudy .emlnor, Ing as the group's advisor. IroTmh 50 states. I b BDeetlata TThaeuta DPeIl ta 3531 6672 4892 vroeraldssh l~'l ' Irtyhlen gu ntdoe rdmeavkeelo pIend·
\hat their group will Th. group's .Iay begins. • purpo~, a I, conUD· countrl~s. We .hould not lend
to better under. with a communion service in bon was 10 .XpoH Ihrough Delta Upsilon 57 67 100 our talento merely 10 de lor·
power .lnIct"" re.' the form 01 a meal with tho' Ih. 'V"II I0 1 phldl osodp h_n, auth· , Loa" ,bdd a CI,U Alpha 49 68 72 In gluch sIut aotl ns. We mp ust
1-'J",uul'" churche .. Indi. Jerlenon Par k Parishioners . adlllm, oI-f. ' •• anI • uIcIa~l on tIhh . PhIiI ID eenlt a Th ta 747 102 75 be w1 111 ng t a d 0 something
The ,roup wtll be meeting .... 0.. a ereo .. IV, • e 7 59 79 abo t th "
________- . w Ith represental Iv es Ir om the pro. ... an. d Ih' r ..u ll .." Pbl G amrna Dell a 59-· '-69 .• 86 Tuh e poepmu. lation explo•s ion Is
Cancelled NYC Mission Soclely, Union T his w a • accomplished. Phi Kappa Psi 54 56 99 upon us and Is largely respon·
Ippearlnc. of Dr.
F1t1lUll1ll11 at Do·
I ..... , tI~. morning wu cu·
h\J own nquHL
.... 1d.1ll of the Uni"r.
Orogon. FlammlDg
It was n-arr 10
ID Onvosi 111 ord.r
bolor. the atll.'.
appropriations
I_ill" which II cumnl·
wllh th. unIYtr·
11IIY'.' lIwlatl roquaal.
L Curlkor.
c~plaln. IP'
a1th. 10 ...... chapel
u Dr. Flammlllll"
Seminary, Church 01 the Res. through entertainmenl, ·exhlb· Roberts 120 144 84 sible for our own problems
urrectlon, Church of the Open ItS. and some 30 workshops Sl,ma Alpha Epsilon 28 48 54 wtth .Iums, IIIlleracy Dnd un·
Door In Brooklyn, and family whICh analyzed and discussed Slama Chi 56 ~ 98 employmenl he said "B t
court. such topic! as "Creativity and Sigma Nu 44 88 87 these are ~lIt1cal as ' weli ~s
Job Opportunities organlza. the MenIally JU," "Creativity Alpha Chi Ome,a 42 51 82 social problem.... .
tlon and the East Calvary Day in ~~mmunl.ty Participation" Alpha Gamma Delta 41 49 84 "1\ will lOOn be your respon·
Nursery will be visited by the and CreativIty as the Key to Alpha Omicron PI 48 54 89 siblllty as a voter and a par·
seminar. Civilization." Each workshop Alpha Phi 50 59 85 ent to ~artlclpatc In a politi·
. was presented by laculty memo cal party
I Tthhe Egr out pH wIi ll bY. MsClaAy ,ng bers of other Utah sehools . DDeellttaa GD elta Delta 4307 808 87 p oor pr' lmary Partlclpallon 1~51h e Sl':t ar em on Keynote .peakers lor the amma 4 ~~ "In \lie t~plcal primary on·
. four-day convention were Dr. Delta Zeta 41 48 Iy 65 per cent of the eligible
The second NYC study semi. Thom.. Bennett II and Dr. Kappa Kappa Gamma 52 63 84 voters ore regislered and only
nor will concentrate on the Harold Taylor. Kappa Alpha Theta 51 83 81 40 per cent actually vote.
Bedford.StuVY850nt district of Dlreclor 01 GraduII, Studl.. Loeuat 24 36 69 "And It Is olten the case
Brooklyn. Working primarily and Prof ... or 01 Admlnlal,a, Lucy 71 112 63 Ihat only live per cent 01 the
through the Church of the lion II GeOrg. William. Col. MalOn 83 118 63 People In a primary decide
Open Door, members 01 the lage In Chlclgo. Dr. B,nne" PI Beta Phi 39 45 87 who will govern the other 95
group wUi be slaying with I. collJld.rtcI I .poclall.1 In Rector 102 136 75 per cenl. People are simply
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Dancing Lively Soc:ial Mixer
end he wIll study Scoltlsh dances In Day·
ton, Ohio, and later :Ihls 'mon,h he will
~!Wrd an Israelle, dancing workshop In
I.et'. Danc'
Prot Robert Thomas (c.nlor) I,ad. lolk
4irreon In Bowman gym. Folk danclng
II a w •• kIV aflalr. h.ld • .,ry FrldlY nighl
II 713D.
-Pholo by Ulbl,
Ralph Bunc~, Upt!enrecre\arY of the
. United Neliona lor s~14 political I\f.
faiflL llated In ~ teClfI\ UN p bllcaUon,
th,1 folk ' UIlC!riJl ~ emenaUng . from the I
.J rnlndal,and ~earts of the People, has an
.,illy ,»vld ' meanl~gl because II Is the
clance of the p.qp,le , Few other acllvilies
work 10 qulc~IY 10 unify groups of people.
DePauw 'studenll have the opportunity
\0 discover the InIth of Bunche'. state­ment
by allendlng \lie folk dancing held
every friday nl,hl a 7 :30 In Bowman
Urn. Dr. R. J. ThO~ leada the group
In learning the lolk l~ces.
Dr, Thomas bec~ Inlerested In lolk
dancing during h1s .~ u~dergraduale years
at Oberlin. He kepi up hi. Inlerest while
attending Indiana Uni· erally and has be­come
an expert In h~ avocation.
In past years h I has appeared on a
relular folk dancing ' ihow on lelevlslon.
He allO worked lor ia ' whlJ.~ a. a "roles.
s1ona! square dance caUer.
Dr. Thomas and his wile, who .hares
his Interest In dancing, keeps up his sk11l
by attending numerous workshops·through·
out the year. Last fall he went to a work·
shop on Macedonlan dancing, this week·
Oolumbus, • I
. Every friday night Interested students
nleJt with Dr. Thoma. and just dance lor
fun. Musle Is .provlded 'tby Dr. Thomas'.
library of over 300 folk "ongs.
Attendance varlrls 01 Ihese weekly
meeting.. ,n Is a r.I'alively now activity
on campus and hus not as yet caught the
attention 01 the whole sludent body.
Folk dancing on surrounding campuses
Is n big activity. With more Interest De·
Pauw could Invite ' pme 01 the lore.l",
groups louring the cquntry.
'rhom., commentvd that from his ex·
perlence there seems tto be more Interest
in Colk dancing nmong scientlstsl The
folk dancing club 0\ Ihe University of
Illinois Is predominantly ehemlsls; phy.l·
elsls, /and M,D.'s. Tho center at Oakridge,
Tenn, has a very active folk dancing group.
'Folk dancing has dillerenl appeals to
dlIlerent people. Some like It becau.e folk
dunelng Is ens), to learn and do. Some like
lolk dancing lor Its socialblllly ond catchY
(Conlloued on Poge 4)