-The

·SPECTATOR Vol. 5' McPherson c:Ouese, MdPbenon, Ka., Nov. 8, 19119 No. t

A . \ s ' lumni name . ~ats

to:Board· of Trustees J. J ade Melboru preAfent ol "We are p~ lhit t b e

Ille Oollece. announced the nom- ·Alwnnl Soard nominated a per.

lnallon ol Elmer n: Staats, sen of Dr. Staata' stature to

WllbJnstoo, D. C., to the Col-_ the Trustee Board," aald Dr. Iese Boanl of Truatees. -1d~lhom. "His background, ex-

C~mposer Berger to direct concert . .

Jean Bergu, guest coml)Oler· conductor, will be at Mcl'bM­llOTI College Friday, Nov. 7 fGr the evening choir concert pro. gram In &-own Audllorlum at • p.m.

'1be CJiamber CJiolr, A Cap. pellb Choir, and Church of the Brahren Senior Choir will rer­fonn separately under the dJ. ttCtion ol Dr. Berger and Doa·

New procedure for eurolhnent

aid R. Frederick, proleslJOI' of voice and· director of ch<ll"AI· organtzalloes.

• 'l'be conbined cboin wlU per. fonn three Psalms from the "Bay Psalm Boolt" and "Slllg Pra1-,- Ye Faithful" I r o m "Cantata No. 172" o! J . S. Baclt.

Dr. Berger will be on campt11 all da,J tthearslni the choirs. Some or his own .composilloas wl!! be performed.

Rh! teaching • ~na hue inclucled MlddlebW)' cODece. Vermoot, the Unlveraity of n­Jln~IJ. and the Untreraity ol Colurado. Pre8entJy, he is. Oil

the faculty ol Temple Buell Col· lei;e, Denver, O>lo.

Dr. Derrer has 1so publisbe.i C?'posltlons In the U n I t e d Su.lei lncludJns the first bar· 1110111ca coocerto eftl' wrltt=

Student.s wlU be adm'ltted t11 .. In Julie of -Ibis year, he re. the concert oo their l D. canll. eelved the honorary Doctor ol

• Music degree from Pacl5c Lu-tileran Unlversi!i, Tacoma, WOlb,

i)erience, expertise, nnd lnl<nst ' in hll:her educallon will be ur great ~alue to the College." ·

Staata wlll be teated on the New enrollment procedures board at !ta annU4l meeting in for Spring Tenn and lnlertcnn•

March, 1970. Ho l!'as appointed 1970 have been announced by

to serve the remainder of the the Registrar's ofllce. Enroll·

term of Dr. Mnx McAuley who ment has been scheduled ·for ·

Elmer B. 8laala

SlaaLs, Comptroller ~e-al of the United States and a graduate ol the C,,Jlege, was selected by the College Alumni Boen! at Its October me«ing heM In conjunction ,.;th Hon\C­w1ning ncth1ities.

died "\July 4. No.-. 3-14, 1.969.

StaaLs, a nalh-e ol Sylvfo, 1e- - All students should go to the

cei'l'ed his BA In history and ollice of their· fllculty advlsora economics from the· College 1~ where they can pick up their

l!!:S. hlS MA Crom the Univer- enrollment packets. Spcclal stu­• ity of Kn11S4S In 1936, and hi:; &oti who do not have advisors · Pn.D. !rom the University · ~r and who want lo enroll · may

Mmncsota In 1939. pkk up their packets al the

He has served as Com~roller General uf the U. S. since 1961i. Prior to thnl, he served in va~· lou.q positions with the Bureau or lhe Budget, the National Sc­curicy Council, and private busi· Jt~S..

Recent honors · conferred Up•>n Staats include the Rockel~Her Public Service Award, 1961 : the Uni\'ersily or Minnesota Alum· 11i Achievement Awanl, 19Gt: Doctor or Lnws, McPherson 0: liege, 1966: and Universl<y 9f Kansas Distinguished Sen·ice C.tation, 1966.

Registrar's Olfiee.

Students should truce these packets lo the Registrar's 01· lice <Mohler 123). This Is to be considered as FINAL enroll­ment for both the Intcnefm nnd Spring Term.

After the pac.kot hns been turned in :it the Registrar's Of· fice, no changes in schedule will be accepted until Jan. 5 nnd 6 for lnlertenn courses, or unUI Feb. 6 for Spring Term courses.

l eu Ber&'er

Girb treat ~ next w~ek

'l'be a1111ual Sadie Hawlritls Week sponsored by Women's Ooundl wiU be held during th& 1''fflt or Nov. JO-Nov. 16. 'Ibis week entitles 1''0!Dell to ask men to ewnts· on campus, or study dates as well as off-campus dales.

' ScOOduled events are as Joi· Iowa:

Moa.i.,., Nov. J O - Lagoon Tour - folksinging and bonfire.

TllC94~. NDY. 11 - GentJo. lady day Co cowU?sy day>.

TIK' public ls io\'iled. • Wedaesd~, Nov. U-A party

Dr. B c r g er was born in In the gym. hobo dress, games

Hl mm, Gcmlany and studied ll and refreshments.

:h~ uni\'ersities of Heidelberg and Vienna l;>efore coming to Ilic Thune!.,-, Nov. 1S - Suzan-

Vnitcd States in l!HI. nc Johnson concert, B r o w n

Ile has been concert aC<Oln· Auditorium. 7:30 p.m.

Suzanne Johnson to sing

in concert next Thursd~y

Students should nlso go to tho office of the De:in or Students <Mohler 1161 for approval of housing.

If enrolled for mt lnlcrlcrm course which involves n cost beyond tuition, • 1>f the cost Is due by Nov. 14. and the re­mainder by Dec. 12. These poy, ments are to be made to <he Business Office and arc non· refundable.

1•anist and a choral -director In . Frlda7, Nov. 14 - M o v i e,

Europe, the Near East and I.a· Drown Auditorium.

tin American. Dr. Berger has done musical 8Murd•7• Nov. 15 - Foolbnll;-

a,...~ngcments for CBS and Tabor, here: dance S.U.

NBC. and was accompanist for 1 Swldq, Nov. 16 - Cultural '

fiPOul Jobin, Nan Merriman, Serles, "A Wikle Afternoon with n~u Saya<>. and other oulSta•d· Shaw," 3 p.m. Brown Audilor-Suzanne Johnson, a yo u n g

90prano llololst. ,.;u present a <lOllCelt al "Brown Auditorium on Thursday, Nov. 13 al 7:30 p.m.

Miss Jobuoo,, a graduate ol Aucwtllna ~ and the Ametlcan Con9ervBtory ol Mu­alc In OUcago, has made three record lllbums, • the la~ en­titled "Suzanne Goes Folk." .

As Mis.. Illinois ol 1959, she ..was 11 semi-finalist In the Miss Amcrico pageant and the talent winner. She appeared on con­cert tour with Fred Waring and the Chicago Swedish Choral Club.

Miss Johnson appeared as soloist in the " Messiah Festi­val" at Bethany College, Linds­borg, and hns gi>'Cll concerts at colleges and conservatories in Scandlnavln, lsri>el, Africa, Canada, and across the United States.

~ is scheduled to appear at Friends Uni\'er5lly, WlchiUI, and Tabor C.Ollcge, Hillsboro, later this year •

Her concert here ls sponsored by the McPherson Evangelical Co~nt Church.

TickcLs are· SO cents for stu­<lcnts and $1 tor adults.

ing artists. lwn. .

Carlson opens lecture series

for ACCK at fJeth~ny Sen at or' F rank Carlao~ lr­

a ugurated the newly establishccl 1'"1 ank Carlson Lecture Series sp.,nsored by · the Asso<::nll':I Cc!1cges .ir Central KnllSlls at 1hc Bethany College c~~voc:1-

tiur Monday .al 10:45 a .m. The subject or his lec!ure was. " Do­mesiic and lntcmatlonnl P :ot· len'-<. and the Future or 1>Ur Nation.''

Senator Carlson said lo pa.."!. "JC America's success as n great and pawerful nation c.tuld boi credUed to any one lhbg. it would be credited to 1)ur greet Ct.rlstlan heritage. The grcat,. r<'SE of America comes Crom the · foyalty and patrlollJm and rli;hleousness o! our peor,:e ..

" We must realbie that• much. 111.'re goes into maklnc or a weal nation than such t9~gli>fo

things as vast resources. The real weahh of a naUon rests in i<s people.

"We live In an aie that in~

massiv~ problems and ebal· ls a s ick society. It's far !!'Om

lcrges for all ol us. And the Jl('rfcct, but It is afso far and

actions that we take in •lte im- away the n106t enlightened -mediate future will have fate- most unselfish most comoasslon­

r,11 results for the future ur ntt' In the history ol the ·world."

th.s nation·and the lulure· oHhe "Never before ID blstory bas

entirr world. there - ncJi a dramatic "Two major chllOeaieo of time 18 wlllcb lo Utt - .,.

this century must be met aa-t -re -le to'.~ II. con~,'" be asseried, " Oae · Toda7'• tMk lllld &oda7's 1'0rid

Ir ~ sea.rda f« a !nae aad .. tn'7 put aad ~,.

larllai peace. 'l1oe elber ls the file Jell .., face W., It llOt

lllllmale ltalllillmeM ., Ille - - ,... Ille faldlearte<I - .. tlon•I dttam &bat It Ille basis llM! - soldier - .,.. ille of lltlt D&iloe's belag - eq ... Ut7 -a.Ille palrtoe. T1lls lo a lime

ol ._n1111it7 for aD cltbetl>. t1Dl7 ~ ~ .. "The most vital thing about Be emphasized that the ~

tte force ol America aa It faces to do the Job were the· young

lhe future · ls her atrenglh and people of the coming generatfon

basic soundness ol pu:po1e, NI and concluded, "What you do tc.­a nation, we ·have never besl· day and everrda:v is importaDt

\nled t.o assume our J uli re3POD- for your God - for yotll" na­sibility In the defense ol free- Uon - and for the oommoa cler

dvm and liberty, not only In tiny ol the world."

our nation, but also In other Se1111tor Carbon will be !e:-coULtries of the world." turinl on the camix- o! the

&- continued, "Doo'l let a~y- other live AOCK IChoOls. Be wUI

one sell JOU the idea that'-. be at ~ Ill FelmlarJ.

• I'

Criticises Nixon's 'Vietn~ apeedi

The View from JJ!.ain S~reet Adam~ views To tiw. w1ao belallg to ekher _,,. .......,. W ..... lloe ii Hanol rather lban Ille Preli-, M · Ille .. tlleat mQorily.. ... tbe rre·' ... ~. ,,... ... dst. ·

a_c. campn_.~s· : ~~y~si= :.iJa = ::::.-: ~-n:e~a:~-:c; - \: Noodl1.aillil one o1. fbe e1oques11 -u, ..- lar ~ be trylnc to work towardl the

, MCPt.eno8 ~. ad fbe ·- - llM ...- ,_.. ... ~ be la w-is for. 'I1ie majority 01 the people pcaee effort. 111 fact, they teem

area ll la sllwlted Ill. biis bes pellt "' ..._.. • Ml ...... Tlloulh tile ~ hll(I • never r eally voice any slrong to be 811 auempt -to• _.,.. called backward b)' Dlall7 peo. ..ta ,.. ......, .,...., tNUbie l9lldlai bis pttpllNil opinion on any luur. So by fol. any aucl! PIOlrlfll by restlni all

pie. 'nle IDllllbllall&a of tllis re- II tlils would DOI slow ~ cect, the trouble could DOt 1'a..e • lowina this coura, Ni1Ga cu Warne • Ille tae111J.

iiorl are said to mill"* tblnce P- do-. tbeD .oD- been with the newness oC the indeed be "doing tbe right. Tiie PresNclll _. Ills

oC ai;iY kiDd, and are ,~ to elle .ml,lbt have a lbeort for cOateut <wtildl W¥ little>, bllt . thing." ...ir. hr_.... 1r1&Wrawa1 ·

~ aloaC rilld. ~ this reslon'• bactwaro-. JI ·pmibl)- with the emotion ~ ., Nixon tried to Inject 811 eim- ..... lie'_,.. Ml ...._.

liML t • lbk re CI Oii II ~ flllt Ulltle al It was tnmlmlt· · liooal t 0 n e tbrougbout bis !::. 0::: ~..: .: ~ prejadlce. Oim111e- ·~ • an. dlen. this - lllll to this writer ho->. ' _,speech convinclnCIJ sb1ftn1 that ....- _ !lexlllllt7 - lie

' bulltlmc ',.,_..:.i..r...,;c;. ., tbeor7 may aplaln the .._ Oar~ r-ldalt "*",. i&m«ka mmt not glye up ~ ma•e•+e£

ldeaa or peqple , are polltl- tlon. llaai lie W..W eot follow Ille. , greatneu ~ eolac down hi de- Tiie nle of withdrawal resta,

call7 or ndalb' ~,ad A.~ - mllde 10!wrai ' · feat. • however, oo the sboWdeal ol.

ndal pre:judlee llave i.a ~ ,ean'-IP ID lDtroduce llourlda- 1' '• Tiiis .... el ...... --'" Nixon ·blmaeU, and his courage

en ~ ~lei or: tbls camp11 • lion Into the drinking wat«. Owuenhip atatement .., ... ND-. .-w ......, ...,. to beer up te bis reaponslbUll(ee

retardltlon. Bowe_., Jullt Ill U-, a paue for the Spectator alllea' c-1Weece · la -. ud c... adlle'rillC pe9lle.

,,. .vat llmlloalllel ..... Gl .Jala ..... - ...... ~----·- ... the__...., --· - ... .u~ Nbm'S llllt few_.. -e ..... "' ~ --~ ............... .._ __.. ____, _... ~ -~.. -... ---. - -- - ~ ...........,,_ oC )(·- <Aad -"* ., eD. _. e.en- _., ~~..,. ... _.., ... ~ ...... u 11111' tWelller ....,. ..._ It ..-.. • a Oammailt Jilt. _ .......... ~ '"y .. ::;:::: deece ta _. l'n9W<M!l. """' ........ • ..., - -. _, _....... ..... wldcll I - ... ......._... vwuou .. ""''"""' • would trr .. ,_ up ~ prab-

-- 11 It, a.. ere - ..,.. ........... 111 .. - - eone.e. and published by ID the maaerl.Y llrtlculatlon !em .abeld - "with ~ the ,_ ~ ....._ ., ......,., tor - _,. ....... 0..- die 9bldeat OauDcil Both be Is famous for, Nilloa ~ ~ ad wlldam 1 c:aa -

u we bit a - of tbele - ..... _... • .. ...._ the publisher's aed o_.s el· gorlca!ly dlvulled ttalemeDU mmd!" •

~. 1 believe comp1a1nen ..r _... ~ • •w a- are located at McPb<reoD which ended wl1h the eonclu- )()' docilb Ile In bow mid

wm -111e 1bat tbelr ~ _... ...._ • .....-Ja JielL ColleCe. McPbereoo. Kansaa. slc>n that America ~ to DO be llduellJ does ClOIJllDed. l"or

ap1nst · the oampa1, or area, ne plat .. _,....., aildCJ CJDthia ~. F.ditor·t. further • • • JID>I mllll now the fllaft ol. the wadd t pra;r

tboQP, It anfalr. 'nlil Ji be- b'-la tJuae, GI al ~Qiid, aDd Su&aD ~~ make the peace effort • •• the that It la mare ~-I~ - of ., lnOuence Ille)' have .....s ~ .. ~ ariaC F.dilor, reside in ............. ol>Sacle keeping us !run peace - ~-,

mt i- ...- ........, °'· n.mc o....11t ii.pnd. • IS a ,.. Half. Mcl'llenon College. all their Iha Ill K-, or - ....... ..i c1ee4b' pla There 8l'e DO known bondhold- ,

this - -. ii.a 11o .. 11

.,,., • 111e ....... en. roortgages, or other - Toussieng to lecture I have aclentlfloally "tested Wlllle ~ failed to nit .., curlcy holders owning or bold·

the drink:ln& w111« o1. McPtlft'. teedt with llouridatloo In tbe Ing one per cent or more or to-

-: with u1mus paper, aac1 driaDIC ...... 11oere 1a ,_ w amount oe ~· mortgages. on 'Hangloose Identity' ' have found it to be low in dlia tiro.der" plat to cak:if;J Ille or other 1ttm1Ues.

, acidity, but;bigh in alkaline, or brain t111ae or _,. ~ a ~ ~"':x,,"a;,,da ~ 'l DebWe ......, sisned to clinic wen at the ,..

~~ =..ie, 9 ,.._ • ....., ~ CoJJece, and ila 1111'- nearest the filing dote uf this Dr. Povl W. Toussieng, pro: , peka Stale Hospital.

rounding area. report was 900 copies. Cessor of child ~ and Ia t95S, To<&lcng began ad-

llas beee llv!er li<re far 1...-, Greg Adami nie total paid clmilation la._ pediatrics at the UniversitJ of vaoced training In child psy.

Fe fel lsttera

F c)-od service _gets compl~int

aoo and mall ·aublcriptiona to- Oklahoma School ol. Medicine, cbiatry at the Cblldreo·a Dlvi· taJ 150 copies with a free dis- will lect.ure for the Nov. U Con- sion of the Menninger Clinic,

trilatlon of.,· copies on the run VOC!atlons in Brown Audilorium where be was on the staff from

nearell tbe fillag dale, making at 9 a.m. I~. He abo served as ro­ll total distribution ol 880 copica. '!be title oC his lecture Is ordinator or outpatient examlna·

Copies tor ollloo use, lelt "Hangloose ldcnllty" or "Living Uoos and as assistant director

overs. and unaccoonted, or Death, the Agonltlng Choice oC of lrnlning In chlld psychiatry.

spoiled all.er printing total 20 Growing Up Today." He has held bis present position

copies, making a total or 900 1bc Mcl'bttaon Americanism since July, 1965.

copies. Weck ClommitU!e is sponaorlng Cllrrently, he ls the director

CUTE to take applications

this Convocation, program. Ill the Youth Counseling and TOllSll<ar II • naUve ol De.,. Child Development Cc n t c r

mark. He recd\'ff bis MD de- which, with community support, gree lrom · the Untvenlt:r of can grow into a major child Copeibagea la 194!5. After ltY· p&ychiatric training center for

erlng his Daalala IAlernshql; be any proCessional people who will

Personally, I think I made a bad deal with Slater'a Food Ser· vice. When I came ~. I will­ingly paid the money I was cl!arged, not knowing what to expect. Now, however , I regret having paid all the m.iney In advantt.

, During all my time oo camp. us I have eaten only four or five breakfasts beca~ I da not

get up that early in the mom­ing.s - s et I paid for all break­fasts. I have never eaten on weekenda - yet I paid for all the mea!J: and tl~re is no ~ sibility ol. getting this mooey refunded.

It is, ol course, understllnd· able lbat the service wants to plan in advance. It is. never· the~. unjust ii Sllldents loa•• to cat In the caleterta - once they paid their meals - ii they di> not want to lose money.

Tb•the--~ lltDdent .. Ille ,... _,,Ice. Y• nee i.a.,., lo e8' If Uoo

-·-.-~11 .. w9:1 lo '"' .,...cloer .... -- ,.. are wtlllDc i.. ..,. twice <..co M lloe IMd lltt'fice, Olltt M lloe ,._,..Id,..... IMalJ),

A larse number of the stu­dents I talted with were not .satisfied with the food 9etVice, either. They often aaid Iba they did not putkularlJ lite

I. the food ud they ft«! 1IOl .ut'C

It W• -.tis their money. All ti- clil!iculla eoUld ...

- If .-Is coald be ....

Individually. This would first ol all mean tha t a student only pay for what ~ eats.

Secoad, It 11"0Uld ....it • -lmproveme.t Gt the food or at least give an opportunll.y for

the sWdeela ""'° do llcK like It .. _ _.....die. '!bus tho ~uld be on thC

side ol the lood service if tho lood is bad; not OD the side ol the .student. '!be food is bound to be imJlT'0\1cd ·ir the lood lie!'·

vice wnnts to keep its custo­mers.

Perhaps the lood committee could wori< on UUs and try to push It through. I am quite sure that a majority oC students would appreciate It.

Knall Eckhard Kulm-OS191

Students who desltt Co do their atudent teaching in ttie CooperaUve Urban T'l"cber EclucaUoa Program <ct.rrEl

111 w~ """"' tlie spriar term should ban their appll· catloal ...,,,ed In by Monday, NOT. 17. •

SC..dent. 111111 obtala appllca· Uoa blaaks from Monroe Rasi.. baau, aslOdatle Pn>ftssor la edaca~. la Mohler !ll.

' The Spectator

VoL 5' Nov. I, 190 No. I

Oftklal a lladnit ~bUc.atioa ot llo­Pha"aOn Colltae. Mc.l'hrnlOh, Kan.au

nr'eau assists '---'

-, :!~'~ "S*::!d~ ~n~~ w~1c:U;~': = ~=~ '=' l.:!;lxc= ~~ :r,~·.: ~:u~U~t!·~

teachers·t9-he McPherson College Placement

Bureau is desiped li> llelp teacben ~ a posil.icn and to help other students look lor permanent employment.

For thole atlldenla colng Into lleachin&. the bureau will ellab­Jlsb a cr'Odenttali file at a $& Cee. 'I1ie buruu ai.o coqillee lffdler yacaney lists and ar­"D&K Interviews wllh employ-

ln .. L w...,i... ot u.. ~lated Collu·

Lal4 PttN. _.,,. On.• J'•r aa1-crlptJon f,n U..8.A.

- sue. o ......... ttt • .i.c:rf.ptloa la U.L.

A. - 11.n. SublicrlpUont for Cull.time alu·

MnY &N lnduded ta tu.l\lcm •. -..w ...,,

Edltor-la-dlld _ CID.tr Batti....Q __ ._ _ _ it..loWd

eon.- - - - Kan. c .... ClrculaUOa "llan.a.nr - Joy~ 8017 Pbotccra,pbcr - t"f'a.DCI# B. Ddilafto • Aat.. phoCOCraphcor Rokrt Kn«:b\el ___ ..,.bllq-

hnlo Ooll>ah ._..,. Callo- ri..a Claro- O.bbleStnloa Fraak - ,_ x.t&ol

--- &WI ::!'.'-:..::::-~e '== -~-----

was a medical olllc<r la the deal with cl!ildren. RoyAI Danish Navy. De then worked In varioa.I hosplialo and In prbale practice ~ com­lag Co lbe Ua1tW States .. 1M9.

Afier serving one year ol In­ternship in Kai\.sas City, Mo., lie hod a three year psychiatric residency at Menninger Sch.>ol ol Psychiatry. He was then as·

Ma calendar Tbursd117, Nov. 6 - HI g b

School Day .!>D Campus J"rida1, NOT. 1 - Concert,

Brown Auditorium, • p.m. Se1arda7, Nn. I - Football,

Baker, Here, 7::!0 p.m. ~. Nn •• - Saturday,

Nov. Ui -Amerlcanlsin Week F'rWei!', Nn. H - Mo v I e,

Brown AudilOrilDD, 7::!0 p.m. -.;,, NOY. 1S - Football,

Tabor, Here, 7:30 p.m. Sae411J, NOY1 1' - CUitural

Series, "A Wlldo Aftemooa with Shaw," s p.m.

JllaellQ, NOY. 17 -Teacber Appredation DlllDer, B r o W D

Auditorium, f.7:JO p.m. ~.Jlle'f.a-u­

Tra'fdocue. WQDe C11DC. Brown Aadltorimn, "7:311 p.m.; LllngDate ~. N p.m. Brftn ADdllllrimn; Mbel OoUete Artl­

~l.loll DaJ • .

T-leng Is alto 11"0ritlag luD­Ume In the cbUd pSyCh)all-y

Pn>l!nm - aullla le u.e traJn. leg of medical lledeula, lalttas, aad retldetM In tbe ttpari-t of pediatrics.

Toussieng Ml lectured exten­sively In the states and has publlaheil numorol\S papers in proksslonal Journals. •

He ls a Fellow of tbe Amer!· can Psychiatric Associati.>n and or the American Orthopsyehla· Irie Association.

Burton to star in 'Zulu' movie

"Zulu" is the movie that will be shown in lhO Student Ullion Oil Sunday, Nov. t at 8::!0 p.m. Admlllllm will be 50 ceala.

A Jloed Runner cartooa will precede tbla oolor movie. . Tbo film belllll' with a ur­

ralioo bi Rlcbent:otBartoa and

- to .~ the berlalln of Ille Brtilb filbllDg men. "Zula'' 'riYldl1 ~ an epi8ode frillll Ille Jlrtilb CODqQellt et Zddlmd .In Jiit.

Tiie 8oclal Oommlltee .. DMIDCfld tbllt then will be DO

~ aflS' Ille Bali.er-BaildoC aame• *"·a.

· '

Sentiiiar d1scusses Madw~~an resemh~es · . ~· . spar~, 1'awed di~ond

· • develop·ment ;:~ Mad;~:11~~ :~: = = ~ wo: economic " . lege PIQerS IMt Friday and ~ pal*d ..,er - eale ) : • Satu[ilq, remiJ*4 - .IOliio- « OD Aaae Wbere the '-atlfnl

~ Jacla Dem "futiire maniJlO)atlon. 'l'be de- eoooomica, blstory, ~cboloa, what of ·a aparltling yet nawe.s · eceiie~wllh the four piwpectora · The main ob~ve of · fhfJ.~ of lbe . 1930'• ill jUst and 90cloloo. dlam.llKI., · wu followed by lbrce blalae Semuw: DD F.coaomlc Develop- one example. From Ille moment one entt!I'- reporters (from the Spectator, men& was to cn-.er, or a! Dr. Pio.,. lbea proceeded le ~ere: to lnlook ec;:; eel Ille loliby, aa ailllri.a& bid no cloubtll. One wu tlAed and. JeMt mnlemplate the ptaiblJi. ........ Ille laloledcal _.a an the fact.oils. wllicb have • ,.. made for lbelr ~. excited and tbeo bold bands ties '1/, the .-S Jor• tbere fer fllldl!ll c1- le ....._ 1-ring '<la' iDUractlonal )Nil· Oae .. folmd llimlelf ~ with. , I

beiftC llilme ~ les.de- ftto,,_,;l tam of ·hnman behavior. bJ j\ ,"tGUI tllell«'' ~- · Yet, 1 do not mean to be ~ ~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~

He noted that whether we like .or. Yoaq Joolr;ecl 81 Ille ....... 'IQ· ·be mni, u.n · _.. - cieqeral ~. which II Im. To do thla, more than the

economies of the situaatian muat be taken Into account. In his lntnldnCtioa to the ..mlDar. I'• roali ~ ....... prcm.

It or not. we are bopeleta!y area of .C-mlc deYtlopmN& eccetlat IDOmeM8 and llerlinC portlDt. bat what the aie-111 caught ID tbe historical milieu, ID - el tk ~. Be ~ bat Ille roaP-' andlence doml'.t' tee In a clla­livin& one example that the ef. toolt lift ...-alll;t '1Pea ~ -. e9ldeal Jn Jliacs lbroaP- JDOnd Ille Jewelfr'• eJe cakbel. ~el a clod.or In dlae· m.ie.t aiem- c. -a ,._. out, ,qonatralned one from p.. And this ram< im Important -- an 1.11- II ~ to Tdo,_., Ing their fllll be.rt to It. queetion. 1

filllt. ID -.i- .:::="...,., 1111' .iillit.J llo 'C«fti.le Illa own .,,__,_._1

........ ,.~ .... ~ For example,.oae could llate .Are we to tun out ll8e dla-aad -*a, 111.t .medical llmwled&ie wllll 8a Oft!'· .,..._ "'"" ,_ ' mondl or 1-'t cllllDODd eae.. lbe __... tram aa.seu1e•• .- e1 bandreda of ot11er cases -- ror llDderdet'etopmetrt, "l:'Q. . • ..lCCK meets ~~.~~to ~~~ opoiieat to dltftlap:nmt ~ · that are almilar to the patient. · - of which were popala4lun .r ~A _..... ...-..... ,..__ _ the -~ llama ~ In qDeltiaa.. problem, need for capitll, lack Ma teech drwDaT . it1, ·an.s an .mi lndnt\•a.. · . °' -.1c p1ann1n&. llml1td on c campus · u 111e 1«mw _.. 0ar par. 80 ecGIGlllks ii CJDb'• - put Bi11orJ deala wltli aab' the iub&tJtuUoa between factocs o( poee we would -. • molt ef tbe eotat ' pictnre. - put '1" 11i11omm do DOt pl,'eo pnidudloa. • ~ ol the Ftcle- .._.... do, 8Dt eqietlmced

. · llllld that tbeJ Call antldpele the r.ud Stuilmta of The Asaod· -- In _. -- 111'9-ne ......_ ._ _..... fubft.' Bat to project 11-.. . ated CoDe&ies el Omtral JtaD. cladlalis; but we bne a wider

- ,,_ ... ~., .... ~'rill• knowledae °' 'Coll"'"'e' staff ... met at Mcl'benoa Collee'e. ~. to teach, to 11.e the ._,, Dr. aai.- JlllQ, · - 1be Jl#t 11 mnch safer ~ lo ·~ Satunlq, Nov. 1. 111111tperieoced tbeJr "cbanc9" ,_. .,;;_.Mlferr._wflllO. Jlr. , pcamd that the put neyer a· to s'ell SuhS A propoaal brouslit by Kauu and tbe experlmced lbllr pol. Jadt ......_ ,._...,_, lle-.'Jlted, ~ Wesleyan UDlwnlly that FSA· !ah. And Ille polilb abowed ID c.lleP: ~. Dr. Lni. • The aeCODd &DDUa1 IUbmarine <XX recommead to AOCK that "~ ID Dlllll1 -Y.-c. . ....,.... ,,,,,,_ ol Dr • ...._ II& ... ... -sandwich sale spomered by the atudtnta fNlll the FederalAid Mcl'tlenoa OllieCe Drama II

.-, • 'CJ, _. ....,... ~ ·::,..-=:. ataff of "Collage," tbe literary Studenta he put .oa tbe leTell an edllClltloaal experil!llce for Fuwk a.&MJ. ~we ,..... 'el te all mapzlne. will be S.t&rdll)', A0CK OommiUeM WU .. aadience and acton. 0De ml&tit

Sbalaby first backed 111> his ...wles. ,....._ .... _.. Nov. JS. proved. AJ ' _. roaatm- la para. atatemmt that history ca'3'1ol ,_. el._ wUlal - ..-. 'Ibe. sandwiches, ,.tiicb will · The COOlllliUeea are ~ to OW' me.-. 'Iha la whit be ~ W!rf much as ·a tool i.g a JITlag, aD4 Uie lda4 ol consist of fresh bak«y buns, live, Academic Deana, Ilellaa ooJJece la all about. llt 1ea1t to ~ economic develop- -rt< bas ll>ada te dO wia .-e'1 several varieties of meat, plus of Stlldentl, Librarians, Jlusl. that Is tbe rumor eolni -m. menl Social &cience ' system !.s .. _ ... _ cheese, lettuce. tomatoes, °"' ness Oflicers, F.ducatlaaal, and Mklaad J, Loftleml

the e! -- Public Relations. a stochastic a:JSt~ :- · .~ Dr. u-•"-- __ ,_. that terms ions, and a special ~g Cany be ment of (reedom limits the re- "''""'"" """"' item can be omitted as de- College studeal.s lhould

ol __.,,,.,_ Practical such as society, cul lure, and ' more liiterested ID academic Applications due for teaching

liability .-~ ,·a·.u- ·- defined s"""lly dif. sired) will be delivered to the evidence demonstrates the ~ail- ~ -~ ...,, dorms or anywhere In town from gro'llith than just In aoclaJ ll'OW· in of histocy to guide us for ltreot by the four fields o_f JO a.m. lo % p.m. 00 that day. th, the students felt. With rei>­

John Biggs Consort

opens c~tural ser~es · b:r Dale Dolnl1

John Biggs ConSort presented the first cultural ~ pro­gram of the year wbeo they' appeared in concert at Brown Auditorium OD Oct. 28. Mem· hers of the g r o u p included Claire Gordon, soprano; Salli Terri, alto; William Lyon Lee. tenor; and John Biggs. bass.

Probably one of the most in­teresting things about this group is the UDUSUal instruments they ll9e. Their instnDneD1s inc~ the portative organ, harpsichord. luumhorns, recorders, viola da gamba, hancl bells and various percussion Instruments. ·

'Ibe combination of these uni­que instruments. foUr well·train­ed voices, and exquisite scyle proviOed the audielce with both vocal and instrumental music. 'Ibe music was both sacred and secular, early and contempor­ary.

Part one of the program was deroted to Monteverdi and bis contemporaries. These Included pieces from England, S pa i'n, the Netherlands, Italy, and Ger· many.

After the intermission, the mu· sic J>resenled by the Consort In­cluded music from six centuries of French and Flemish masters.

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''. Mac to bust Baker, Swedes defeat Bulldogs

Students attend . teiJchers meeting ~ OalJeCe .....

.., Qol8J -- • Wcl'tlenoD'1 BaittlinC Bulldop

wllJ lat. Baker Oii SaturdaJ. . NoY .... 7:• p.m. In the Col-

.., Jella · K....r champ. Akulu ran the coune lete stadlmn. The Jloed.BunniDI 11uM>p la Zl:OI and WM followlld bJ On SalurdaJ, Nov. 1, the Bull-

wDl compete la the CIOl1fenpce Illa teal'l)mate, Glea, Apell, • :J'I . . does lollt to the Bethall7 SWeclea meet· llG Satuidaf, No•. a, a The lie~ ~ • .P... J&-7 lo a pme ~at Mb-11 a.m. .Jlio« tosether. u a team flDllb. u;r. \

'11le J!oad.Runnlnl Bullcloll , ed: •• W.,ne 'l'lblld1, •:41: Bet b a D f started the ICU'· eped olf Oii • 4IUidt lllait ;;;{, &th, <;.., . Belt. •:ot; 1~ Inc with a nve-yard touchdown ntalned their ~ve poet- '-~ Sbej>berd, :IJS:)O; • lltli, pus from . Al Hdui lo Doo t1ona tlnagbout UM! nve' mne. 1• 111 ~. •:•: t4th, PblJ Tremoii 1n the first · <iWirter. coune llo win the Southwelleril Stover, %1:a7; !Ith, Dave Smith. In the·eecond quart~ .Mike Van OoileCe lllvitatlonal last Fridaf, 17'.30: and l'llh, BOO ~\Ill, Boogsfrat scored tor, ·Milc1 oa a Oct. SI. 27.SI. one yard run. ; I. . Oklahoma Chialan <lo~ The SWcdes scored, ~ In

. w11o defeated the Bulldop • E. h · · d .the third, quarter. -~~· enc1-Wkblta ~·· Invltatloaal eari- 1g t atten eel the ecorlng with a 45-yard - this ,_., was MSPl'lee ~ 'The TemMst' pass from Hebre to Jarowald flncl themlelvet 21 points 11e- r -. 1n the fourth quarter. · hind Md'benc!!I at the end ol ~ College ltodenta or the According 111 Coach Knuckles,

iood .,,_, Old ltllacklel l'IPGlta. •

The came statiltlcl from Lat -.It ftr'e:

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tellCbera wllJ be .itmllnl die ~ State tMCbera meetlnp toda.J ..i '-'-· ,,_ ~ are beinc held

In Salina, Butcllinaoo, and W-teb­lta.

Cabinet memben of the local Student EducatioD ~ are belplnJ with the electicm belnJ held Ill Salina toda.y.

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Students are able to perceive ID8ll1 ol the duties and technl­quea that are preeented at tbr

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the iruelin& rece. · Sba)ces~ cu saw the m- the llffeilsive baddleld and .de-The iDdlviduaJ winner was reheursal of '"111e Tempest" at' fcnsive line did a .good job "but -

cmce apJn R i c b a rd Atusu, WJcblta state UnlVtt'llty Oct. 29. the. defensi.-e oacltflcld ·anc1 of­X- Wesleyan"s Nlgerlan Oiarlel Fllcher, aniftant pro- fensiYe line needed a lot of Jm.

lessor of~ and thoater, Is provemeot.

Stllco sets op travelers' map

inslructor of the class. • McPbttson"s opponent for Sat· StuclenU attcodinl the dress urday, Baker. l<lSI to Kansas

rehearsal ttre Frnnk Bereiis, Wesleyan 35-7 last week. Baker·· Jr, Wilmington. 1 Dd.; C i n d y uses a power t.ype offense with ' Barcheslty. sr. McPbenon: Vin· an l·formaUOo and has a Cairl,y

students needing rides and driven needing riders for vaca­tions will rma a map of the United Slates localed In the basement of the Student Union.

cdte Goer!. Jr, Uttlc Rh-er: Dennis HllUJ:en, Jr, Staten Is­

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There will be small sheets of paper available on which to sign up for rides or riders. The map is new and wns put up Paire 4, The 8pectalor, by the student CouncU. Nov. f, JHI

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